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one kilogram (kg) is 1000 grams one kilometre (km) is 1000 metres one kilojoule (kJ) is 1000 joules one kilolitre (kL) is 1000 litres one kilohertz (kHz) is 1000 hertz ... and so on. Now give this video 1 kilo thumbs up!

finally you moved your cam to not block health oxygen etc. Great! It was a small annoyance. ;) Did not want to complain... but good! :D

Gah! Controller, not for me. Trying to hit a cave crawler without mouse...

Good luck with the playthrough! Watched the first few but tbh for me watching someone play first person with a controller I find kinda janky and a bit jerky and slow - but yr doing well and keep going! I STILL think first person is made for k/b and mouse ;)

DON'T use a controller - they're only really good for platform//3rd person shooters :)

an entire planet under quarantine. where've we seen that before?

He never noticed the messages and screenshots in his PDA from the two time capsules he picked up.

Iv been binging this series and this is the best episode yet! I have watched at least a dozen playthroughs of this game and out of the 8 or 9 times a cyclops was lost there was only one instance of somebody successfully abandoning ship before they died.

I made it to the end of part 4 of this series, only to find out that there's no more videos of your playthrough. :( Will you be returning to Outer Wilds at some point? If you're able to, you should continue playing it. It's definitely worth finishing.

Yessss another one joins! Thanks for sharing this with us and I'm looking forward to the rest!

Turning off the music for the final launch NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

I'm not sure why anyone would need to look up where the bulb bush are they have their own biome. It's not like it's a single plant growing in random places.

Tip #1 Before you go FAFO with The Reaper, leave the seamoth at home or, at the very least, leave your upgrades for it at home. This was, however, quite entertaining. 🤣

The irony in this is you are presumed to be Ryley Robinson since he is the only one not accounted for. He is Chief of Maintenance. He definitely would have fixed the radiation problem😅😅😅😅😅

Non-spoilery Advice for anyone reading this in the future.... If you plan on going on a resource grind ONLY take what you need you will want your inventory as empty as possible. More inventory space = More you can pick up. The Seamoth has a STORAGE space built on it, You can also craft an additional storage mod for it. I recommend doing so. When going to the islands you will want a basically empty inventory all you really need is your knife, repair tool, food and water. You do NOT need your radiation helmet. There is no radiation on the islands. With your inventory being mostly empty and the extra storage on the seamoth you should be able to gather all the resources in 1 trip. Gather ALL the edible plants/trees. Plant them inside your base. You will then have unlimited food source.

This is definitely the first time I have seen a first-time blind player NOT explore Gun Island 😅.

Don't say you are boring dude! You are a chill player and personally, I really enjoy that,.I am a student and I play your videos while I study, you are keeping me company and it is a very chill atmosphere you create. Your gameplay is awesome, be more confident in yourself! Keep 'em coming! <3

That's certainly one of the rarer deaths at the end. Also the only person I've seen to consistently miss the main content at the white hole station. ::)

"I don't need my suit daddy, I just want to go outside and play" - Immediately suffocates.

What an amazing first death. Enjoy the game ::)

Man's blind

Your battery is over 50% That is not low. Besides you can make many batteries and charge them. Running out of power should not be a concern.

I love blind subnautica playthroughs. Every subnautica player does. If I could wish for brain damage to make me forget about subnautica so I play it again for the first time I would.

Where did all those structures come from? Did you craft them off-camera? Maybe some are watching your playthrough wondering how to make those things. Too bad they won't sub to your channel because you are no help in this regard. But, oh boy, we get to watch you go through your inventory

Once again I must ask why do you do all the building and crafting off-camera?

ty for not save scumming. Loses the Cyclops and the Prawn suit and starts laughing

Bummer about not recording the first loop. Oh well, these things happen. 7:05 "Why is the Interloper flying backwards?" - that's how comets actually work. A comet's tail doesn't stream out behind it as it moves, the tail always points away from the sun (because it's caused by particles from the comet being pushed away by solar radiation). You can see in your video at 6:47 that its tail is pointing to the left, and then swings around to the right as it passes the sun. 19:31 "Let's go up here, I guess. Maybe not" - for the record, your jetpack has a boost function which can get you up short distances like that. 31:57 "I wanna say it's Mobius - I think Annapurna was the publisher. Which may have recently shut down? Don't quote me on that." - yes, correct, Mobius Digital Games made Outer Wilds, Annapurna were their very supportive publisher. And yes, Annapurna has recently been in the news because their staff (including management) all resigned recently over disagreements with their owner. Mobius Digital have confirmed that the Annapurna drama has not affected them and the development of their next game. 46:39 You were coming in at 50+ m/s, which is way too fast. Don't forget, you need to brake for as much time as you thrusted to get back to zero. Your suit thrusters are far less powerful than your ship thrusters, too. 47:31 Just one more loop! 1:13:07 "Has anyone else ever done that?" - yes, I certainly have, and I've seen it happen in other playthroughs too. Got to love Hearthian safety standards 😁 BTW, if you end up at the white hole again, take some time to look around. You seem to always pick some distant or passing astral body to bee-line for and die, but there is stuff to find right by the white hole too.

If you don't hurry up you will die of infection and never leave the planet

I don't think I've seen that last death before :D You're certainly getting creative with those :D

42 is the answer to everything

When you find something that will progress the story you always say let's go over here first. Don't you want to do the things that progress the story?

Cool OP/ED, I don't remember seeing it before. Out of the gate in 4-1, that black phantom only spawns at pure black world tendency. Most pure black world tendency phantoms don't appear right near your spawn point, and they're all pretty rude, but at least they stay dead once you kill them since they're basically mini-bosses. I was wondering when you would find the Nexus was growing more populated, haha. It's good to check around periodically to keep track of new and/or missing people. Especially if people go missing unexpectedly... For Sage Freke, the rude guy near him and the people of faith, they don't have much to say to you because you haven't raised your Magic and Faith stats to at least 10. Speaking of stats, your current build won't ever see higher damage by raising strength. Why? Because, your dragon sword has decent base damage and the weapon upgrades improve that damage, but a dragon sword has absolutely no attribute scaling. I am glad to see you got the 2-1 blacksmith to take Flamelurker's soul. The reason you still can't do anything with the boss souls is this game unfortunately has incredibly specific requirements that you'd only find through a lot of trial-and-error. The later Fromsoft games are much clearer and less restrictive about crafting and upgrade paths. In addition to the boss souls, you also need to have specific weapon types at specific upgrade levels. To save you a wiki trip, the combinations you could use now would be: Swollen Demon's Soul with one of Club +0 or Great Club +0 (+0 meaning not upgraded); Hard Demon's Soul with one of Short Bow +7 or Long Bow +7; Lead Demon's Soul with Short Spear +7. Just think carefully before you actually trade for the boss weapons, as you could instead trade boss souls for spells/miracles from certain people.

The ship refusing to lock on a target is a common bug, luckily it's also very easy to fix: you can simply unplug/replug your gamepad and it should work again. Usually it fixes the issue for the current session only, so if you have to restart the game or reboot your PC for any reason you may also have to reapply the fix. You can also try changing the hotkey for 'lock on' (in the game settings) to something else, then reassign it to whatever you like (this is mostly for when you're playing on keyboard while the gamepad is unplugged, as the issue can also happen with no gamepad currently active).

Examples of typical Outer Wilds moments people can have in their Outer Wilds bingo card: - "Where is my ship?" ✅ - Crushed to death by raising sand ✅ - Overshoot your destination ✅ ::)

Of course the aliens are mad at you. Every time they try to talk to you, you blast them away with the propulsion gun P.S. You are the alien. This is their planet.

That was incredible. The guy shot himself into space from the gravity cannon and got a nice comeback approach to the twins but missed it because he got distracted trying to shoot the scout into the sun... Me desperately looking at the UI "Quantum shard cave 400m"

12:03 "Ok... match velocity. Match velocity!" - you match velocity with whatever you're locked onto, and you didn't have either of the Twins selected here. If nothing is selected, I believe the "match velocity" button will match the Sun's velocity. 13:10 The autopilot does have its foibles, but it very useful for getting places. The main trick with getting somewhere with Newtonian space flight is that you have to spend the same amount of time decelerating as you spent accelerating, and the autopilot can pick that switch-over moment pretty reliably. 14:25 Hah, I've never seen that from this perspective before. 15:58 "Ok, how do we detect Ghost Matter again? I don't recall." - since you already learned this, and have just forgotten: you can see Ghost Matter with a camera, like the one on your scout. 18:00 "Ok, there's four [pages] here, I'm glad I noticed that. I hope I didn't miss any on previous recordings" - I'm pretty sure this is the first time you've encountered multi-page writing in one of these spinning devices, as opposed to the curved writing on walls etc. Also, as you saw at the start of this episode, the ship log has its orange asterisk and "there's more to explore here" if you're missing any important log entries, so if you do ever miss anything in your playthrough the log will help guide you back there to fill in the gaps. 25:26 "That was awful" - when the foley guy does their job too well 😬 31:55 Interestingly, I think this is the same place you ended up at 24:36 running along the surface of the sand in the mostly-filled tunnels, but you didn't know to go behind the falling sand column against the wall. 35:31 "Oh no!" looks directly at live trees a few steps away "where's oxygen?" 53:36 Just one more loop! 56:54 "... part of my video-gamer brain wants to go 'Oh, they're telling me *not* to go there? Surely there's something there!'" - this game is actually pretty honest about that. The developers talk about the trend in games to force the player to "mow the grass", i.e. search behind every bush and break every pot in order to get the good stuff. They didn't want this game to be like that, so e.g. the areas of planets without anything to find are fairly plain and uninteresting-looking, rather than covered with random foliage or clutter which might tempt you to try searching it exhaustively only to find nothing. 1:01:28 HUD marking for Scout pointing desperately upwards. 1:05:58 Shortcut unlocked! 1:10:17 Just one more loop! 1:11:08 "Why am I not able to lock on here?" - oh, damn, that bug bites again. It happens if you're using a controller and you alt-tab out of the game. The fixes are to either click in the game with the mouse, or as you discovered, unplug and re-plug your controller. 1:14:54 I mean, you didn't really need to go underground to get to the giant gravity cannon on the surface 😆 1:18:58 Don't forget that your signalscope has a zoom function, which is useful for both getting a closer look at something in the distance, and directing the audience's attention to something you want to highlight. 1:21:04 "I recalled a Nomai shuttle from the Interloper... don't know how I would know that." - the ring near the gravity cannon said "shuttle is on the comet", and Clary's recording also talks about investigating the comet.

Glad you're enjoying the game so far. Just FYI, the game doesn't really explain the UI or control elements very well. If you'd like a brief explainer to make some aspects less frustrating, let me know. No spoilers of course. If you'd prefer to figure it out on your own, all good as well, as it's not too hard to pick up on them if you're observant enough.

I like the way you explore the star system. It's a good mix between rushing at whatever's the closest and actually following clues from people you've spoken to (or read from), which is perfect in early exploration to get a better understanding of how things work. Eventually you may feel a bit lost in the ocean of information you've gathered (especially if you record your episodes weeks apart from each other), but remember that the ship log keeps track of everything you've done and you'll be fine! Your ship is your best friend in more ways than one. Anything else is entropy, as you've already experienced in other planets! That feeling of "more questions than answers" will be there for a while too, indeed... Welcome to Outer Wilds! ::)

i love the chill gaming. cheers man

nice base

Ladies and gentlemen of the Outer Wilds Cult, as usual, we meet again! And also as usual, dear members of the Subnautica community, welcome back! Right off the bat, I have a feeling this playthrough might be quite interesting (straight into the Q****** M***, that's a first as far as I'm concerned!). Raddy, pleasure to meet you, you'll soon notice a bump in views for your channel but don't worry, the Outer Wilds community is very kind and understands the value of not spoiling the game. Stay curious, avoid spoilers like the plague, think outside the box, share your theories, and test them (even if they sound silly),... basically HAVE FUN! You'll love the game for sure, and by the time it's over you'll be a member of the Cult just like us! ::)

3:30 As you learned, the "match velocity" button is your friend! Newtonian physics in the frictionless void of space makes it tricky to fly entirely manually. 4:50 Don't worry, everyone does that at least once! 😆 10:49 "Ah, excuse me? We don't have too much power with our booster here, it seems" - Giant planet = high gravity. You can see it says the gravity on Giant's Deep is ~ 2 times "normal" in the bottom left of your HUD. It is possible in general to coordinate jumping with boosting to get higher/further, but on Giant's Deep that still can't get you very far. 46:30 Welcome to Dark Bramble! 🐟 It's really quite a genius structure for a game... the time loop gives the devs the freedom to set things in motion and let the chips fall where they may, even if it results in totally unfair deaths for the player, because you'll just reset and wake up under the stars again, and once you get comfortable with flying and learn how to get somewhere once, it's usually pretty quick to get back there again. Your ship log is also your friend, BTW, and you'll want to read it completely to put what you've seen and done in context, and to remind yourself what you've learned. Don't be self-conscious about reading lots of text being too slow-paced... it's part of the game, and your thoughts as you read will always be of interest.

You might be interested in talking to the 2-1 blacksmith. And by talking, I specifically mean use the Talk option. In a definitely not related observation, sometimes certain things won't happen until you've completely exhausted an NPC's dialogue, exited from the interaction completely with them, and then interact with them again. For the flying rays, they're just eager to greet new visitors, that's all. But if you would really like them to stop showering you with so much attention, there's a specific item you could have found already in a different area. I don't know how much of a hint you'd want for this sort of a thing, so I'll just give the item name: Thief's Ring. For the mysterious voice asking for sparklies, it's completely optional, but if you want to try interacting with them, just drop an item you think they might like by their tree. You'll need to reload the area and go back to the tree to see if they liked what you dropped. The Adjudicator's Shield is very useful, but I'd really encourage you to check out the detailed stats a little closer for it and your heater shield. Not all shields block all damage types equally well, and upgrading a shield only helps reduce the amount of stamina you lose when blocking an attack. If a shield doesn't fully block all physical damage, for example, upgrading it won't change that. For weapons or shields with passive properties (like the Adjudicator Shield's health regen), those properties will still be in effect as long as you have it showing on your person. For example, if you have the shield out while one-handing a weapon, then switch to two-handing the weapon, you'll put the shield on your back but still get the health regen benefits. Oh, and given your comments when fighting the Vanguard mini-boss, you might appreciate this quote from one of the more recent Fromsoft games, Sekiro: "A shinobi would know the difference between honor and victory."

Ooh, this is awesome. Can't wait to see your playthrough.

Props for playing the original. Classic

Subnautica AND Outer Wilds? Dude's ticking of the cult status checkl.... ehrm, I mean... Welcome to the community!

Always nice to see someone check out the village thoroughly and read everything before launching into space. That attitude will serve you well as you explore this solar system! 53:09 What an unfortunate thing to randomly pick to land on first. That must have been really confusing 😆

I'm not sure how many videos you already recorded, but if you get stuck make sure not to Google anything, as this game is very vulnerable to spoilers. If you need a subtle hint, the people over at "The Interloper" server on discord will be happy to help.