8:16 I just love that in this far flung future, Sprint is somehow still a thing. Its on the same level of goofy charm as seeing Taco Bell in the Judge Dredd Movie.
+Tainted Mustard According to the Space Quest Deaths website, attempting to beam out during the self-destruct sequence will result in the self-destruct sequence being skipped, which means an instant explosion and death. So... no.
You missed one! When you approach the Goliath ship under cloak (unlike the one where you show up uncloaked and die like shown during minute 30), if you then choose to uncloak you get immediately shot at and you get the death message "Duuuuh! You died because you were dumb!"! :D
+hiddendragon6437 Hey, don't even put the two of them on the same plane: Wilco did all the job himself and eventually saved the universe only for getting the short end of the stick in the sequel...
+ZorotheGallade yeah, Zapp is a silly petty tyrant, nothing else. Roger was cool and kinda secretly smart, the normal good guy who was a dreamer, and his studipidity was not awfully terrible (as Brennigan's), just cute and funny.
+ZorotheGallade and in SQ6 the events of the previous game are never mentioned except for when Roger is demoted at the beginning and a reference to Spike in the shuttle bay. It's almost as if the producers wanted to forget this game ever happened
Although it seems VERY unlikey if you were doing this for the first time, you probably ended up getting EVERY question right. If you get all the questions right then you still pass. The game doesn't question if you cheated, it just checks the answers. But I remember I experemented with missing just one and it's said I failed.
If I remember correctly, around the time of SQ5, Sierra had tried to make it through it's Dynamix line, which had more action-oriented games like the remake of Stellar 7. However, Dynamix was a big flop (which really sucks because their Stellar 7 remake was good) and they were more interested in making new games. Here's another interesting fact: Space Quest 5 was the first game not to be worked on by both of the Two Guys from Andromeda. Scott Murphy didn't work on this game, and Mark Crowe didn't work on SQ6. SQ6 however is still a decent game. Strange...
The ship's engineer has a habit of cobbling together gadgets, repairs and "upgrades" using everyday household items and other scavenged parts - in this case, he gave the ship's self destruct button a delay using a novelty egg timer. According to one semi-hidden dialogue, he also stole the microphone from the shuttle bay intercom to make the ship's toilet voice operated. The rest of the crew did not appreciate having to shout "bombs away" every time they wanted to flush.
what if you typed stop breathing and then your computer guy dies and your game is over. programmers should do something like that todays games. also he should be able to fart
40 minutes? That's how you know it's a sierra game
5:32 + 18:37
Homer’s long lost brother 😂😂😂
I remember watching an older version of this video and the deaths where Roger gets mutated gave me nightmares as a kid. Good times.
Same here, the mutation deaths used to frighten me like anything as a kid! I'm glad it wasn't just me, lol.
8:16 I just love that in this far flung future, Sprint is somehow still a thing. Its on the same level of goofy charm as seeing Taco Bell in the Judge Dredd Movie.
+Tainted Mustard
According to the Space Quest Deaths website, attempting to beam out during the self-destruct sequence will result in the self-destruct sequence being skipped, which means an instant explosion and death.
So... no.
5:32
Homer: *D’OH!*
13:55 Ol' boi looked at Wilco like "..you dumb fuck..you killed us all? On purpose?!!"
I saw XD
That dude behind you at 0:56 is DEFINITELY a Klingon.
If you look at him it says his name is Woof, like Worf.
I haven't laughed so hard in a awhile during the bea cryo chamber puzzle
missed a few...
1: freeze Bea again after she's already frozen
2: improperly freeze Bea.
You missed one! When you approach the Goliath ship under cloak (unlike the one where you show up uncloaked and die like shown during minute 30), if you then choose to uncloak you get immediately shot at and you get the death message "Duuuuh! You died because you were dumb!"! :D
18:37 D'OH!
That tune is pretty catchy!
This was good, I wish there was more space quest 😕🙁
5:32 Is that Homer Simpson?!?!
Yea. they used Homer's Doh.
@@Yakuza-Merkitzi No, they did not.
Roger Wilco vs. Zap Brannagan for the Worst Space Captain awards?
+hiddendragon6437 Hey, don't even put the two of them on the same plane: Wilco did all the job himself and eventually saved the universe only for getting the short end of the stick in the sequel...
+ZorotheGallade yeah, Zapp is a silly petty tyrant, nothing else. Roger was cool and kinda secretly smart, the normal good guy who was a dreamer, and his studipidity was not awfully terrible (as Brennigan's), just cute and funny.
+ZorotheGallade and in SQ6 the events of the previous game are never mentioned except for when Roger is demoted at the beginning and a reference to Spike in the shuttle bay. It's almost as if the producers wanted to forget this game ever happened
I thought Zap Brannagan was more like Captain Quirk. And Fry was like Roger Wilco.
Good idea and you reminded futurama
"Nice reflexes."
@corjonbett I do have the improrperly frozen Bea death at 21:04 but I didn't get the Bea is already frozen.
Although it seems VERY unlikey if you were doing this for the first time, you probably ended up getting EVERY question right. If you get all the questions right then you still pass. The game doesn't question if you cheated, it just checks the answers. But I remember I experemented with missing just one and it's said I failed.
You only get points for cheating though. If you remember all the answers then fine but you are required to cheat to get full score.
Is it possible to beam down to Kiz Urazgubi after activating the self-destruct?
sound like a bowling ball sound effect 11:07
Um... where's the message for not putting Spike into the habitat? It just cuts straight to WD40...
In space, NO ONE CAN HEAR YOUUUUU, UMMBELCH.
And this is why I prefer LucasArts point-and-click games.
Not really any less tricky...
19:17
19:43
@corjonbett It's there, I just goofed up and put the original message in the wrong spot.
Pretty great stuff
5:31 D'OH!
@Maclarin1155 Ain't time paradoxes FUN?!
why is there no voices in space quest 5?
If I remember correctly, around the time of SQ5, Sierra had tried to make it through it's Dynamix line, which had more action-oriented games like the remake of Stellar 7. However, Dynamix was a big flop (which really sucks because their Stellar 7 remake was good) and they were more interested in making new games.
Here's another interesting fact: Space Quest 5 was the first game not to be worked on by both of the Two Guys from Andromeda. Scott Murphy didn't work on this game, and Mark Crowe didn't work on SQ6. SQ6 however is still a decent game. Strange...
interesting
the voice overs is what help made SQ a great series.
I'll play SQ5 and see how it goes
what's with the chicken bomb?
It's a deliberate pun on "egg timer".
The ship's engineer has a habit of cobbling together gadgets, repairs and "upgrades" using everyday household items and other scavenged parts - in this case, he gave the ship's self destruct button a delay using a novelty egg timer.
According to one semi-hidden dialogue, he also stole the microphone from the shuttle bay intercom to make the ship's toilet voice operated. The rest of the crew did not appreciate having to shout "bombs away" every time they wanted to flush.
@hudsonvalleyguy313 Oh hey, it's the caps fan!
It some kind of masochistic video. Lol.
chickabooomm 4:46
what if you typed stop breathing and then your computer guy dies and your game is over. programmers should do something like that todays games. also he should be able to fart
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