Lets Play Tunic - 100% FINALE - Share Your Wisdom
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2024
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"...Wisdom that is untempered by kindness is no wisdom at all."
"Be free."
Congrats on making it to this beautiful end. The golden path is a monster of a puzzle, but the reward tugs at your heartstrings.
This is so nostalgic, I remember back we I did this I had a giant whiteboard. I made a big grid and tried to draw the golden path out on the grid.
Figuring out the golden lines in all the pages is the best puzzle reveal of all time
15:25 - 15:46 The sounds Ian makes here expresses my entire experience with this game
Fun fact:, 4 ^ 100th power would be ... a 25-byte integer. It would also end in a 6.
Part of the brilliance of the Golden Path is how it would be practically unsolvable without the misaligned printing on page 22, and the coffee stains on page 40.
Now there is one more secret (one which _doesn't_ require translating the runes or intensive puzzling!) left that you can find: in the Overworld, somewhere not far from the hero's house is a hidden stairway to a secret room with something cool in it. Closely inspecting the map, and/or tilting the camera may help you find the entrance.
So in the ending, it looked like the foxy mam- er, the Heir opened to a pretty early page; my intial thought is they opened it to the backstory bits about how the "power to defy death" and "an evil power rises" and something about the mourning and memories of that... made them... uhhh idk LOL. I don't understand it but it made my heart strings tug that's for sure.
I think the original heir is dead and the fox they saved was the original hero. Giving it the book might have caused it to remember who they originally were, breaking the curse.
This is my headcanon for Tunic:
The game has metacommentary as part of its in-world canon. There are several places hinting that the game world itself is in fact a video game, with the lines between main character and player being blurred. The player is the character and the character is the player; ie, Tunic the Fox is also you the player.
The game manual has clearly been owned before by someone who loved the game; whoever it was clearly spent a LOT of time and energy on it when they were younger, to the point where they even went to the trouble of translating the language. That takes a lot of dedication. I think the owner of the manual was The Heir, who had outgrown the game and had given it (and the manual) to their child or sibling, eventually forgetting about it after it had been part of their life for so long, as adulthood is busy, and childish things are put aside. So now, you are The Heir to The Heir, the child/sibling of the older fox, and you have now spent lots of time and effort of your own on a game that you love now, too, since you took the time to decode so many secrets so you could finish the game.
You giving the completed manual to The Heir represents you passing them back the game they loved so much when they were younger, reminding them of all the hours they spent in loving obsession with it. That's why The Heir cried upon the reminder of their beloved younger years.
Tunic really is a love letter to the games of one's childhood. Mario Bros and Legend of Zelda and all the other 8-bit and 16-bit games that so many adults played as kids, and every part of the game hearkens back to that nostalgia, even the ending.
@@Lycanthromancer1 Yep, agreed on pretty much all of this. I even speculated that the Shadow Oubliette (the Heir's icosahedral prison) is a metaphor for adulthood and responsibility, and the Heir boss fight is a metaphor for generational disconnect and conflict of values, with a common passion and attempt at understanding (wisdom) needed to bridge that gap.
I really think this is one of the most magical and immersive games I’ve ever played, I didn’t even grow up on top down zelda or using game manuals but this game and its music and puzzles still made me nostalgic, it really does feel like being transported to a different world
The other small secrets are really hard (you have to translate everything). I would love to see you guys react to a vid about it, but there isn’t a really good vid about translating as well as solving all the other small things (I think playframe did the best job where he did translate everything and his though process is great to see, so I recommend that, it’s like his long tunic episode called I can read or something similar). Good job!
The input Ian missed on his second attempt at the Path was the double up in the West Garden map (page 27).
Yes, I was keeping track. Yes, I'm a little bit crazy.
Anyway, thank you for seeing this through, and I can't wait for you to get frustrated with the randomizer. You guys are the best.
YOO! Congratulations on solving the Golden Path Puzzle. In terms of puzzle solving, this game is absolutely one of my favourites! Do you think you'd ever do a bonus episode where you just read the entire booklet translated?
Loved this game a lot, it amazed me how it went from a Zelda adjacent action adventure and then rapidly shifted into a serious puzzle game where you have to really pay attention to find everything necessary to complete it. And it's been a blast seeing you two go through it as well. It's always fun to see peoples reactions to the puzzles evolving right in front of them and finding out so many things the game lets you do form the start, but just doesn't tell you until it's appropriate. Great showing guys!
Congrats! Excited for Hades!
Obligatory "If you like Tunic I think you'll also like Outer Wilds!"
So, of the two missing treasure pieces, one of them is the first page puzzle, which is the only one that requires you to understand the script; the second on is available to you. Otherwise, there's one small hidden room in the overworld that's just for fun. If you guys feel like doing a bonus episode, I'd be down for seeing you guys just downloading a translated PDF of the booklet and going through it.
It's been a ride! I'm really glad you picked this game up (and that the patreons requested it, lol), really fun game to watch two other people try to figure it out. (Also, congrats. A lot of the puzzle solutions are very out there, so it's cool to see you figured pretty much all of it blind without giving up!)
9:25 no, you're badasses for doing it!
HADES
Kinda hope they make this series available in UA-cam
@FredtheFred All patron series come to UA-cam eventually. Though it's supposed to be after three months. Though air ride was like 6 months, and tunic was pretty immediately due to health issues
@@evan_sunprinceyeah, probably it will come out while Hades II is open for early access. I have recieved an email from Supergiant that the pre-register for it will be opened soon. So excited for both though :D
Man, this game was so cozy to watch! Thank you for bringing this Patreon series to UA-cam! It was so satisfying seeing you solve all the puzzles and everntually reach the Golden Path! I loved eberything about what you had to find and figure out to solve it! And seeing you and Casey putting it all together was so fun!
I probably won't play the game myself, because I don't have the money for it as the moment, but I would love to play the game at a future point! Who knows? Maybe I wiil find a secret that you guys never did! Regardless of what UA-cam series comes after Tunic and regardless of what Patreon series comes to UA-cam later, I will be here waiting!
Thanks for all the laughs, all the fun times and have a good rest of your day!
I found you from this series and I loved watching you play! Really enjoyed watching you have those "AHA!" moments the same way I did when I played it!
I did watch the whole golden path figuring part and I had a lot of fun, especially since I decided to draw out the grid and then put in the lines from each page so I got to play along. Also it was SO amazing to see how they hid all the paths in the pages, unbelievably incredible what they did with the manual and all the little subtle details in it. Very happy I got to see ya'll play this all the way through
I love watching people play through this game, and I found you guys through searching for tunic playthroughs. But you’re not done yet! You still need to go secret hunting in this game, there are three secrets left.
One: Check the monastery page. Two: Check the Translation of the Booklet. Three: (this is the wildest one!) Figure out the secret of the final page of the booklet.
If you do this then good luck. But if you don’t then it’s fine. Hope you had fun playing this game.
Cant wait for Hades! No matter how long it'll take lol
It's baffling how many people think the "shhh" means anything OTHER than "it's a secret"
As I said before, I'm so glad you guys played this game. I'm so glad you love this game as much as I do. Thank you for seeing it to the true end.
40:33 I imagine you likely know by now, but that puzzle is the OPPOSITE of obvious. Even if you knew the translation, it would still be an *incredibly* difficult one-I’ve only seen like two people solve it without looking the answer up.
This is my headcanon for Tunic:
The game has metacommentary as part of its in-world canon. There are several places hinting that the game world itself is in fact a video game, with the lines between main character and player being blurred. The player is the character and the character is the player; ie, Tunic the Fox is also you the player.
The game manual has clearly been owned before by someone who loved the game; whoever it was clearly spent a LOT of time and energy on it when they were younger, to the point where they even went to the trouble of translating the language. That takes a lot of dedication. I think the owner of the manual was The Heir, who had outgrown the game and had given it (and the manual) to their child or sibling, eventually forgetting about it after it had been part of their life for so long, as adulthood is busy, and childish things are put aside. So now, you are The Heir to The Heir, the child/sibling of the older fox, and you have now spent lots of time and effort of your own on a game that you love now, too, since you took the time to decode so many secrets so you could finish the game.
You giving the completed manual to The Heir represents you passing them back the game they loved so much when they were younger, reminding them of all the hours they spent in loving obsession with it. That's why The Heir cried upon the reminder of their beloved younger years.
Tunic really is a love letter to the games of one's childhood. Mario Bros and Legend of Zelda and all the other 8-bit and 16-bit games that so many adults played as kids, and every part of the game hearkens back to that nostalgia, even the ending.
I love this game.
Now you just need to decipher the language hidden in the sound effects and every other tiny detail to get to the totally definitely absolutely consequential bigger secret that *does* exist and is totally worth your time to find on video fr definitely
As someone who hasn't been able to play the game I am really happy to see you guys reach the true end. Also I found you guys through a Oot Randomizer collab.
It was so gosh darned great watching you guys play through this game
Thank you for giving it a shot and really sticking with it! You're my favourite idiots pressing buttons saving foxy mama
....But also HADES??? OH MY GOD I AM SO STOKED?
I so rarely comment on videos, but you called me out. I definitely found you through this series because I love this game and journey to save foxy mama. I can say that I have now binged SO MANY of your play throughs and will continue to be a fan! ❤️❤️
I'm one of the guys who found you thought this, right after I beat it myself. My first impressions of you guys can be best summed up by how I described you guys to a friend, "Think if Jessie Coxs married Lucahjin."
what is it with me only finding playthroughs of my favourite games after they're already wrapped up
need to watch this entire thing in full some time
Glad to see Ian get the true ending of this beautiful game. Can't wait for Threenic to come out.
I didn’t think you’d finish this game since you played so many other ones in the mean time. I’m so glad you did! This is the perfect BLG game IMO. ❤
For the last water puzzle I looked up the translation, and it’s a riddle. The riddle is a code. There’s also more deeply hidden things that are hard to find. I looked up a video explaining it all. Eerie. Hopefully there’s a sequel.
This whole series was awesome, so glad you followed through on the golden path. It's not the kind of game I'd play myself, but mostly because the combat would frustrate me to no end. But seeing all the puzzles and stuff is just so delightful
I am pretty sure the ssh means that Tunic has to stay quiet, i.e. don’t move. Cause you can easily accidentally be in the water for 60 seconds while moving.
GOLDEN PATH LET'S GOOOO!!!!!
Watching you repeat the entry direction each page, I hope you're marking out what's on what page to make those repeats easier to cut out in future...
For Ian's desire to read the instruction booklet, I know I've seen a version or two of images of the pages with English text edited it. Would be easy enough to search out if you wanted to, I'd imagine.
It's always so cool to see people as delighted at the Golden Path as I was =)
Editing Ian forgot to put Caseys image in =(
Also can I just say the music on the mountaintop screen is just so beautiful? That screen was where I sat for a combined total of somewhere over 20 hours doing a full language learning and translating the entire booklet, just so I could listen to it longer.
Yeah, no, the secret message in the letter is one of the few puzzles that actually requires translation to get.
I absolutely love this ending. Especially after the default credits, where all the scenes are empty rooms, seeing your fox and their parent/sibling/friend/foxy mama together happy is just so delightful. Great work, everyone who made this game. And thank you, Ian and Casey, for sharing your TUNIC experience with all of us!
VERY excited to see Hades when it gets to the channel! It's such an amazing game, and I hope you enjoy it!
The hiddent text for the water puzzle is itself a riddle.
"The softest feather, corrected nine (or was it eleven? I'm working from memory) times, then departed once more."
It's eleven, yeah.
There is a fully translated manual online that would make for a fun read sometime.
Can’t wait for my corporate foxy momma
Foxey momma! I did watch this whole thing. 😂
U guys are so foxy momma core
I haven't been so excited for a finale since hollow knight. what a fantastic playthrough, I love this game! I know you've expressed reluctance towards translating the entire instruction booklet, which, you know, fair. but would you consider doing a bonus episode where you read through a translated version of the instruction booklet (there are several online) and discuss your lore theories?
aww, thanks for saying that I'm a bad@ss!
Well don't one beating tunic! Personally, it took a lot longer for me to get the second ending. But I do have a recommendation on what you should play next. No spoilers, but play rain world. (Y'all will be heartstruck at how cute and sad the artwork can be) Yes, the game is challenging, but after you get the hang of it it is amazing. :)
12:43 literally screaming with laughter
It’s been an amazing ride. I hope you guys look up a translation of the manual
This is so cool ❤
If you don't want to take on the challenge of translation, please find a translated instruction manual online and do a live read-through of it. Would love to see your reaction to the translated lore bits as well as some extra puzzles like the 60 seconds thing.
you 2 did really well in the game. also dont worry about some of the puzzles.. some like the one with the star do get hard.
woah, FINALE so soon? Can't wait to watch the video
if you still want to figure out the language on your own .. the end credits of the game are in runes or English depending of the ending you went for.
You guys seem to really like puzzle games. Have you tried Portal 1 and Portal 2, as well as some of the better player-made spinoffs?
there is a post of the translated tunic manual but up to you if you want it or not
Just to be clear, yea you would need to know the language to do that star puzzle.
Ian, I hope you bought your partner some birthday cake ice cream! /lh
I always saw de-ghosted heir as a older brother. Though I agree the long dress makes it look like a she, but who really knows.. It's not exactly spelled out (as far as I remember xD)
Not sure if asking this affects anything, but I'd love to see you read the translated dialogue and instruction manual! Theres PDFs out there.
This game was so cool one thing that I would love if you guys have done what to read the book fully Translate because there's a lot of details and other stuff that they have specifically explanations or specific names that you're never going to know unless you learn the language or just look a guide because to be honest most of the stuff on this game fully beyond me
If y’all went through the ordeal of watching the golden path progress…
Put “Birthday cake 🍦 “
Day 12 of reminding everyone Ian drank Casey’s chocolate milk. It never ends.
Please react to how the language was translated and the other secret stuff(sounds) that are in the game, then read the fully translated bookelt, in online. There are translater sites with tunic language too, u can translate anything :)
If know the language u can get the water secret, and for other stuff you should look at the catherdral map too.
You can go back to the cathedral at daytime too btw
woo!!
Can someone explain what the path at page 9 was? I looked all over the thing, but was unable to find anything...
SPOILER WARNING
Try hitting load game from the title screen instead of continue, blg did it in an earlier part
as said before...
keep your notes
please
But is really a 100%... Hmmm🤔
OK now that you have finished tunic, I kinda wanna see your reaction to these three videos by. Rods Kaden
“tunic’s lore explained!”
“4 surprising secrets in tunic”
“ 6 more incredible secrets in tunic”
ohhhh!!! oh fuck but hades will be fun but i fear for what you view content as since its many talking OH wait the 2nd game iss mother's journey to become the hier or maybe its like god of war where its parent and child tackling the world
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They were so close to the quiet star secret!!! 🫨
They never got it (to my knowledge) 😦
Getting it requires translating the language and solving a quite-tricky riddle
@@oliviapg I mean their brute force with the whole turning the audio off stuff- they had the right idea & location but didn't actually turn the in-game audio settings down I think