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If you still care after all these months, here are some vague hints for things in the game you have not found yet (according to the footage) (also, haven't watched your DLC playthrough): 1. Statue workshop 2. In a normal loop, your memories get sent back in time, while your body is destroyed. So what if you did not die? 3. High energy lab 4. Timber Hearth 5. Probe

Me: sees Becca flying close to anglerfish's nest Accidentally skips five seconds forward Crying forever traumatized Becca with jaws around the camera God, I love the Dark Bramble

Awesome playthrough! As for games that I would like to see you play Undertale/Deltarune comes to mind first. I would also love to see you play OneShot!

Me too girl. i cried 3 separate times from this game's ending. My only wish is to do it all again

How do you only have 7k subs?!?! You're so underrated!!

If it makes you feel any better, my first death I crashed into the Attlerock and my ship exploded while I was talking to Esker LOL

For someone recently told through therapy that I’ve had borderline personality traits throughout my entire life, this game hit me hard. Not knowing who you are, always seeking validation, feeling unexplainable emptiness. At 37 and finally talking to someone, and especially after playing this game, it leaves me with understanding it’s never too late to learn how to be free

That opening was gold. What a way to start a UA-cam channel, and with such an amazing game. Gonna watch this for sure.

I first watched JackSepticEye play this 8 years ago when it first came out. I was 10 or 11 at the time, and I feel like this game completely changed me as a person. This game is so special to me, and for a whole 8 years I had been contemplating on the meaning of it, and being a creative person, the story was so special to me. Out of all the playthroughs I've seen over the years, you’re one of the first to immediately call out "Davey's" hypocrisy, and not trust him fully. For the record, the events of the game are fictional, but I think say a lot about the creative process, and everything associated with it. I've always had so many thoughts about this game (clearly, I have so much to say over 8 years). But one thing that I didn’t notice until recently, throughout the "games" these 3 dots appear. "Davey" outright ignores them when it comes to speaking about Coda's games. He doesn't acknowledge the dots until The Tower, and my theory is that because he couldn’t assign a meaning to the dots, he brushed it off and forced one in with the lampposts. There are two video essays on the game, which really helped organize my own thoughts on the game. One by Innuendo Studios, and one by WhaleMilk. Thank you for playing this game, it's an underrated favorite, and deserves all of the praise in the universe. I also appreciate that you add something unique to your let's plays! The skit is such an interesting touch, and adds so much to experiencing the story that Davey Wreden (the real one) created. Adding this on to the end, you have ABSOLUTELY earned a new fan and subscriber. Well done!

I had not seen this happen before. Got a good laugh out of me

You may be the first I have seen to understand that your perception of the princess is what molds her on the first loop already.

kindof impressed you managed to push that little tape recorder so fast away, kept up with it, managed to halt most its velocity by blocking its path all with out lock on. finally slow enough to get locked on and match it you get out and carefully approach and game was like 13:35 nope you dont get this! why? in the reality of the sim that shouldn't have happened. sure ya fucked it up but still managed to get to it. did the game decide lore item need to tp back to satellite?

I get this is just a story and its probably more about a developer/creators inner struggle and that Davey and Coda are the same person but the delivery from Davey is believable and I couldnt help but feel dirty having paid for a game supposedly being a compilation of someone elses works which were being released in violation of actual creators wishes. Like it seemed so stalkery like Coda didnt want anything to do with Davey, just leave him alone.... and here hes trying to force his "friend" to reconnect with him. Its like when someone ghosts someone then if you message the person whos trying to ghost you and be a complete A hole theres something about being a jerk that people cant ignore it FORCES a response.

We will never get over this masterpiece

Game recommendation: presentable liberty

Ngl I would love to see a video of you walking the other paths.

That "ooooh my goooood" reaction to seeing the anglerfish for the first time lives rent free in my head 😂

This was such a good playthrough holy shit. I'm really glad youtube recommended this to me lol you're so smart but you also connected to the game in such a emotional way. Love this. Instantly subscribed

I looove Slay the Princess, and I love checking out people's playthroughs - especially in the leadup to the Pristine Cut! This one is easily among my favorites, love me a player who gets into the game <3

@6:36 I've always been curious by Gabbro's "observation" of the quantum rock in the village. I know he's an astronaut and assumingly has a good grasp on physics; but just by how he is, I'm assuming it would be more of a "yo man, what if the rock is in all three positions at the same time, but we only see it when we see it" in his best Tommy Chong impersonation.

I thought the horror genre wasn't for me until I played Echoes of the Eye and realized that horror isn't bad, cheap jumpscares are bad.

the way the rocks fell as u were speaking was very funny to me

Ive seen others mention it, but i would also like to recommend Disco Elysium. Its such an immersive game that gets very introspective.

lol alright, I'm only 50 seconds in, but you earned the like

After watching this, I really wish I had recorded my blind playthrough. By the end credits, I was honestly sobbing. That never happened to me. Yeah I cry sometimes when I play videogames, but I never once had to stop to actually sob the way I had to with Outer Wilds. It was liberating to find your channel and see I wasn't going crazy for the way I reacted. Thank you for this.

I just finished The Outer Wilds yesterday and this is the first playthrough I've watched. I loved it so much. Instantly subbed

1:26:49 . thabk you for reminding me :D i was watching your videos and didnt realize i hadnt subscribed :D

i had a similar experience with the warp core, i still hadnt found the vessel but didnt fully grasp that the atp powered the time loop. ended up sitting around the orbital probe cannon thinking how the music must mean the warp core meant progress. imagine my surprise when i didnt come back from it.

can't get past how the voices remind me of those in Disco Elysium: Narrator sounds a lot like Garte, Princess sounds a lot like Klaasje

1:43 "We know there's a map to where they are on Ember Twin." Th... The moon is right in front of you.

I can't wait for Davey Wreden's next game. So far, his games have been incredible.

this is amazing! fantastic channel, instantly subbed. Enjoyed your outer wilds playthrough hugely too. If you want to see more about this game, a channel called 'Whalemilk' did, in my mind, the definitive video essay about this game. be warned, it's not a short video, and slightly longer than this one!

Hi becca! just discovered your channel. I wanted ro recommend you play one of my favorite games, What Remains of Edith Finch. I think you'd love it

I have played this game all the way through, and watched 3 other playthroughs and still cried at the end. This game is so precious to me and i'm so glad i discovered this channel. If you like games like these, you should try What Remains of Edith Finch, the whole game takes 2h but it's priceless.

Just seeing an Owlk suddenly in your path is more of a jumpscare than the actual jumpscare.

I got so angry at fictional Davey the first time I played it when he said that he modified the cleaning game. The beginner's guide is really a masterpiece.

my favorite part of watching someone play outer wilds is blurting out "DO THEY KNOW" every time they bring up a mystery or get something wrong lol

wow i found you a few months ago, when I started playing outer wilds. After I finished it I wanted to watch other people play it too, because i thought it was a really cool experience, and stumbled upon your channel, which i thought was funny because you were playing the game around the same time as me. I got this in my reccomendations, and lo and behold you're playing my literal favorite game of all time. loved watching u play this, and I love how you built your own world based off of this with the skits.... easily the best playthrough ive seen of this game. loved everything u had to add to what it was saying !!!!!! :>>>>

Outer Wilds: It Was There The Whole Time™

Such a sad twist of fate that the Nomai crushed by their failure at causing this systems star to supernova, were excited at the idea of exploring a new comet, only to have that comet be the downfall of their species.

the only thing u can do after playing this game for the first time… is watch others do the same thing ur playthrough really brings me back xd

The irony of assuring Chert that you're in a time loop, while holding the removed battery of the time loop machine. Every play through is different, so glad to be watching yours!

Fun fact. Well cooked marshmallows actually heal you.

I don't know you, i'm french, i'm just here to see you cry and cry too

I always find it interesting that Davey opted to frame this as a “true story” kind of style even though obviously the actual narrative in the game is clearly fiction. He could have easily made completely fictional characters for it entirely separate from himself but instead he leaned in and took the extra step to sell the theme. Especially bold of a choice given he set himself as the villain which I’m sure he wound up receiving criticism and backlash from people who missed the fact that the story wasn’t actually a true story. Honestly I’m not sure I could have done it myself. Even in a fictionalized narrative putting myself front and center like that just feels like it would just be anxiety inducing even if I myself knew the story was fiction.

your videos are amazing! thank you for making them so interesting to watch!

Okay, the beginning of this video was really fun, immediately subscribing, now on to the rest of the video!

Nothing in gaming comes close to that ending. Every time i get emotional.

Well, that intro was very ominous. can't wait to watch the rest of this totally normal playthrough of the beginner's guide