The game devs actually made a series of promotional short films that flesh out some of the game lore. They are called "Soma - Transmissions" if you want to take a look after you complete your playthrough.
You can data mind any body you find. Unfortunately for Carl you basically fried him when you pulled the lever so you missed important conversation with him.
It's a bit sad that as much as you say you like this game, you don't pay attention to the instructions in the game and the lore around you (notes, messages left etc). For example, the computer told you that it found a couple solutions to open the control center door, but you just ignored that and moved to the first solution. Also you flipped that switch before exploring everything, you locked out a bunch of dialogue with Carl that would have explained more. Then at the tram, it told you that you had insufficient power and that you had to free some energy, and just partially disconnecting Amy would have been enough (though it's debatable that leaving Amy alive is a good choice)
Yeah, Miranda seems very patient one second, reading all the messages and looking around at everything, and then the next turning straight past things and clicking off screens without reading or taking anything in. I’m sure it’s more difficult to commentate whilst playing than just playing in your own time so I don’t want to be overly critical, it’s just a frustratingly inconsistent style, especially from someone so (mostly) engaged in the experience.
I have seen an embarrassing amount of let’s plays of this game and even after so many rewatches it still is so intriguing to me, i totally agree with you this is one of the best games ever made, and i could geek about this game endlessly and it’s so much fun to see you geek out over it 😄
Yes ive played it and loved the story. It is very well written and acted. The questions this game poses are unsaid by the characters. But the situations and interactions with NPC's as you progress on your journey throws these philosophical questions at you. The game gives you the context but never gives you straight answers to these questions, leaving you to answers these as best as you can, using your own experiences and reality to try and figure out what makes you human and how you perceive your place in the world. For each person who plays this game, the way they come to their own conclusion of what it means to be human is different, yet they play the game ALL the same way as you do. No matter who plays it the narrative is exactly the same for everybody, yet each person comes to a different conclusion, depending on their life experiences. Thats what makes this game a masterpiece. Looking forward to the next episode.
Absolutely agreed. I don’t want to say anything and spoil it for her, but when i finished the game, I just sat and thought about it for such a long time, and the questions the game raises have stuck with me ever since.
It's a geothermal plant, the heat expelled from the opening spins the turbine and creates power for all of pathos-2 so that it is self-sufficient and doesn't need fuel from above the ocean to power the facility.
I played this game and Observer back to back. So it's all one large gooey mess in my memory. Nice to de-compartmentalise the old memory banks with this content. :D
Just a heads-up, there are many ways to progress in this game, it is NOT a straight linear game. You HAVE been making choices, whether or not intentional, so far.
I don't know if this is going to make you feel better about Carl bot, but you could have shut off flow control to power the comms room and insta-kill him painlessly. However, it would have also let the Construct (monster from downstairs) into the area, requiring you to sneak around it all the way to the comms room ladder.
Something I haven't seen specifically in a skim of your comments yet - you misheard Robot Carl when you first approached him - he didn't say 'What the hell are you?', he said 'What the hell happened to you?'. And shortly after that, he asked if you'd gone diving in sewage. Would've been an early hint about being in the diving suit, and that maybe Simon's perceptions weren't...entirely accurate, let's say. Agree with something others said about it, though - you failed to exhaust his dialogue BEFORE you crushed him, which would've given you a bit more information to puzzle over. Might want to look up that part to see what you missed.
The thing you were trying to wrap your mind around: I think they were referring to The Continuity of Consciousness. It's a philosophical question about the hardest part of creating a virtual version of your brain. Even if they succeed, are you YOU, or are you a copy of you? Are you dying and being replaced, or are you "being moved to a robot"? And does the distinction mean anything to you?
Never seen a creator so invested in this game and the theories haha. Seeing the cogs turn in your head and breaks to tell us even more of your thoughts is so satisfying. Love rewatching this with you, one game I’ll always remember
Miranda after going through an empty office in a bustling city and encountering one person: "OH THANK *GOD!!!* SIGNS OF LIFE!!!" Miranda after meeting the first thing that didn't try to rip her throat out when it saw her miles under the ocean with no signs of life anywhere: 15:15 17:53 - Wow, that's a nice detail. The last people I saw shut off the power fairly quickly and he talked normally. But since you just stood there and let him scream and writhe in agony for no reason I think you fried is audio receptors so that he can't hear you anymore and/or traumatized him so thoroughly that he's incapable of thinking clearly anymore. Great job! 1:29:59 - It still has the most natural feeling, real, and evocative dialogue and voice acting of any game I've ever seen in my life.
i’m so happy you’re playing SOMA. cannot wait to see more! you’ve recently become one of my favourite youtubers (found you through your hogwarts legacy playthroughs). glad to be here. ☺️
The quote from movie I,Robot kept playing in this one: "One day they'll have secrets, one day they'll have dreams." Miranda if you haven't seen it you should add...right up your alley 😊
YEP - I've played it, I loved it, and TOTALLY couldn't believe how great the story was. People kept telling me to play it, that the story is fantastic and left them thinking, and all I could think of was "How can a horror game have such an impactful story?" Well... after I finished it, I 100% understood and agreed with all the hype. I think the coolest part (looking back) was seeing how much my perspective changed about the game from beginning to end - and I can't wait to watch it happen here too (I know it's gonna happen...lol). Best of luck Mirandalorian. 🙂
I love how invested you're getting, and already saying you want to recommend the game to others even though you've barely started - that atmosphere sucks you in though, right?! Technically, you didn't need to kill Amy by pulling out the second cable, but you did her a favor really ❤ Also, I loved your contemplation of what it means to be human, during the survey - really interesting to listen to.
This is an amazing game! And yes, you really do need to look at everything to get the most out of it. By the way, 43 minutes into this video, while walking along the ocean floor, to casually say "I'm immersed!"...? Best. Pun. Ever.
No Man's Sky not only has a kind of existential question in it, but you have to make the decision for someone else. and then you learn KZZT 16...16...16...
Spoilers for a potential second playthrough!! You can progress to the comms center, without leaving Carl in agony. By rerouting power from the already unlocked doors, you can unlock the door to flow control, and flip the switch inside. This will kill Carl, but he won’t be in pain.
Youu said you think this is a simulation? Which I do,I thought that from the begining. However I came to the Realisation, Which one? the firs or the second> I thougt was this part of the brain healing itself. I am very intrested tohear what you think about what I have been wondering. Thanks so much for the content you do with this game and for getting me into Hogwart legacy. I did the Wizerding wordl Questions, was sorted into Ravenclaw, have a Applewood wand with a phoenix core and my Patrouns is a Thestral.
Why do you think that after 2 activations the conversation with the robot is over? So you can press 2 times, but you can't press 3 times, what logic made you think that? You could have gotten a lot of information from it. With that logic you will miss 90% of the lore. You didn't have to kill him, but you're too limited to see all the options. Your face showing compassion after that is just ridiculous.
1:34:00 👀 I think you're onto something. As you said it, people are thinking or trying to do that now meaning back then there were people who were already contemplating that and working on it. In the game at this point I guess it would be implied or actually confirmed that the living Catherine would have been one of those people because you're playing the game and that would mean any of the people in the game who would have encountered Catherine would have been introduced to that pet project she was talking about but then the meteorite hit and it became a reality. so the same could be said by what you brought up. That the people who are trying to do that today. It will exist it's just a matter of when the time will come up just like in the came so why not be one the side that is doing this research. That's always the questions that come up in these things. 1:37:33. I think the problem that comes up is there is no guarantee of problems to be so we would be creating systems to store our consciousnesses in creating immortality but there would never be any advancement beyond the point in which it was all created. I think it's fun you're playing this after Stellar Blade though because it asked many similar questions. Humanity ends robots or digital is the next step in evolution. That we ditch what we are in terms of those things 1:40:20 it is deep. I don't like existential dread I hope I end long before we actually have to face ether robots as our forms or in the digital consciousness ha ha I don't need to worry about that, I am not gonna be a person to preserve humanity so I'll let others think of that I am gonna be long gone by the time humanity reaches that point 1:42:03 I tell you what, it doesn't matter. You need not to have that existential dread because other people can handle that when it comes time unless you enjoy putting the weight of existence on your mind. All that we are is data. We are just an arrangement of atoms and we perceive the light that is emitted so our brains just process that data and we get a visualize of people so if all we are data so if you think in that sense when we pass all we are losing is the data so if consciousness is data then it can die if it doesn't get preserved but consciousness lives if that data is preserved.
This game seems like it would have been better if they focused more on the environmental storytelling instead of the horror aspect. I feel like the horror bits overstay their welcome and do nothing for me other than make me wish I could get back to the lore.
What being human means to me is that we can make original thoughts, and can act with logic without relying on instincts. We have the ability to act against our own personal nature if we have a logical cause to do so.
I just started watching your vids! I really like your playthrough reaction of GOT! I wish you had played Sleeping dogs, Days gone and AC Unity. You are so pretty!
After seeing this video, I'm going to recommend that you read Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline. Ready Player One is essential too, but RP2 will fascinate you
I am geeking out over this game as well! The game kind of reminds me of a movie called Virus with Jamie Lee Curtis; it had a lot of creepy robots in it as well. That one robot screaming freaked me the heck out too. Lol! Such a great playthrough; I am a little ahead at this point, so I will get to the next video soon. :)
⚛ We are all One ⚛ Miranda We only in the Present not the future nore the past look into the Dreamtime of the Australian Aboriginal People's . The More we think we know the less We Do know .
@1:50:46 But do we label ourselves "human" in order to better understand what "human" means, or do we do it in order to separate ourselves from other living things and disqualify them from our experiences? Are those the same thing? Does a label help you understand the thing, or does it end up presupposing the thing, and potentially constraining your perception and understanding of what it is or could be? If an object labelled itself a "table", and by that label separated itself from all other objects, would it ever consult a chair in the hopes of better understanding itself? Possibly not, and what insight and understanding could be never found because of it?
[Spoilers maybe?] What Mark Sarang is talking about is the idea that the ARK isn't just a computer running digital copies of humans as programs living in a virtual environment but transferring one's "soul" from the biological to the computer.
I've seen one playthrough of this before, so I know the plot, and I sooo agree with you about how interesting all this is! The space and the ocean and the mind, I want to see all the documentaries about everything
When I did my first playthrough of Soma it immediately reminded me of a very awesome yet highly unappreciated Sci-Fi Horror movie from 1999 called Virus
Glad u had a good birthday yesterday an stream was good just finished part one of yesterday just finished this part this part u didn't disappoint I'm I'm playing a horror game called Callisto protocol with means we both are playing a horror
My god, you figured out the whole plot from the get go :D This game had such a profound influence on me, that i cant even describe to mere mortals who think games are stupid
The fact that Miranda questions her reality before she questions herself is so perfect for the context of this game. She concludes that something is wrong with the world around her before questioning her own identity.
Oh, and just in case you didn't get it, that questionnaire was one to be given to individuals upon entering the ARK, it wasn't aimed at the player/Simon.
You're such a smart cookie, Miranda! With all your theories and figuring out stuff before they push you towards the solution. Great video! This game really gives you stuff to think about!
so excited to see you go through this journey, I remember my first playthrough. there is such an important message behind the ending in this game. You dont even know the half of it yet. Love your commentary, I can feel your fear
I think SOMA is an acronym for 'Scared Out My A$$' 😱😂
Soma is a really great game and enjoying your playthrough
always but i hope that You and Toby have a wonderful Friday
and an awesome weekend.🎮🐾🐕🐾🎮
The game devs actually made a series of promotional short films that flesh out some of the game lore. They are called "Soma - Transmissions" if you want to take a look after you complete your playthrough.
Oh, no. You fried poor Carl before you exhausted all his dialogue. It's worth looking up, his voice actor did a great job.
A playthrough watch is so much more enjoyable when the reactor is so engaged with the game.
You can data mind any body you find. Unfortunately for Carl you basically fried him when you pulled the lever so you missed important conversation with him.
It's a bit sad that as much as you say you like this game, you don't pay attention to the instructions in the game and the lore around you (notes, messages left etc). For example, the computer told you that it found a couple solutions to open the control center door, but you just ignored that and moved to the first solution. Also you flipped that switch before exploring everything, you locked out a bunch of dialogue with Carl that would have explained more. Then at the tram, it told you that you had insufficient power and that you had to free some energy, and just partially disconnecting Amy would have been enough (though it's debatable that leaving Amy alive is a good choice)
Yeah, Miranda seems very patient one second, reading all the messages and looking around at everything, and then the next turning straight past things and clicking off screens without reading or taking anything in. I’m sure it’s more difficult to commentate whilst playing than just playing in your own time so I don’t want to be overly critical, it’s just a frustratingly inconsistent style, especially from someone so (mostly) engaged in the experience.
I have seen an embarrassing amount of let’s plays of this game and even after so many rewatches it still is so intriguing to me, i totally agree with you this is one of the best games ever made, and i could geek about this game endlessly and it’s so much fun to see you geek out over it 😄
Yes ive played it and loved the story. It is very well written and acted. The questions this game poses are unsaid by the characters. But the situations and interactions with NPC's as you progress on your journey throws these philosophical questions at you. The game gives you the context but never gives you straight answers to these questions, leaving you to answers these as best as you can, using your own experiences and reality to try and figure out what makes you human and how you perceive your place in the world. For each person who plays this game, the way they come to their own conclusion of what it means to be human is different, yet they play the game ALL the same way as you do. No matter who plays it the narrative is exactly the same for everybody, yet each person comes to a different conclusion, depending on their life experiences. Thats what makes this game a masterpiece. Looking forward to the next episode.
Absolutely agreed. I don’t want to say anything and spoil it for her, but when i finished the game, I just sat and thought about it for such a long time, and the questions the game raises have stuck with me ever since.
I love how mind bending this game is. Almost as much as I love seeing you try to work it all out 😊
It's a geothermal plant, the heat expelled from the opening spins the turbine and creates power for all of pathos-2 so that it is self-sufficient and doesn't need fuel from above the ocean to power the facility.
i love watching soma playthroughs just to see how long it takes people to realize the year is 90 years in the future lol
I played this game and Observer back to back. So it's all one large gooey mess in my memory. Nice to de-compartmentalise the old memory banks with this content. :D
Just a heads-up, there are many ways to progress in this game, it is NOT a straight linear game. You HAVE been making choices, whether or not intentional, so far.
I don't know if this is going to make you feel better about Carl bot, but you could have shut off flow control to power the comms room and insta-kill him painlessly.
However, it would have also let the Construct (monster from downstairs) into the area, requiring you to sneak around it all the way to the comms room ladder.
Something I haven't seen specifically in a skim of your comments yet - you misheard Robot Carl when you first approached him - he didn't say 'What the hell are you?', he said 'What the hell happened to you?'. And shortly after that, he asked if you'd gone diving in sewage. Would've been an early hint about being in the diving suit, and that maybe Simon's perceptions weren't...entirely accurate, let's say.
Agree with something others said about it, though - you failed to exhaust his dialogue BEFORE you crushed him, which would've given you a bit more information to puzzle over. Might want to look up that part to see what you missed.
The thing you were trying to wrap your mind around: I think they were referring to The Continuity of Consciousness. It's a philosophical question about the hardest part of creating a virtual version of your brain. Even if they succeed, are you YOU, or are you a copy of you? Are you dying and being replaced, or are you "being moved to a robot"? And does the distinction mean anything to you?
Never seen a creator so invested in this game and the theories haha. Seeing the cogs turn in your head and breaks to tell us even more of your thoughts is so satisfying. Love rewatching this with you, one game I’ll always remember
9:04 Miranda begins asking the questions in which the entire game is premised. Let the existential crisis begin!
Miranda after going through an empty office in a bustling city and encountering one person: "OH THANK *GOD!!!* SIGNS OF LIFE!!!"
Miranda after meeting the first thing that didn't try to rip her throat out when it saw her miles under the ocean with no signs of life anywhere: 15:15
17:53 - Wow, that's a nice detail. The last people I saw shut off the power fairly quickly and he talked normally. But since you just stood there and let him scream and writhe in agony for no reason I think you fried is audio receptors so that he can't hear you anymore and/or traumatized him so thoroughly that he's incapable of thinking clearly anymore. Great job!
1:29:59 - It still has the most natural feeling, real, and evocative dialogue and voice acting of any game I've ever seen in my life.
Yes! More episodes of Miranda playing scary games so we don't have to!!
Soma is really really good. I hope you are enjoying it Mirandalorian
1:18:57 - "I feel so much more confident!" 2 seconds later "NOPE NOPE"
Happy late birthday Miranda I hope it was awesome like you!!! Sending you lots of positive vibes
i’m so happy you’re playing SOMA. cannot wait to see more! you’ve recently become one of my favourite youtubers (found you through your hogwarts legacy playthroughs). glad to be here. ☺️
So . . . that bit about pressing all the buttons and flipping all the switches. That worked out real well for Carl, huh? 🤣😭
yes, u must talk more to NPCs, u mist a lot of dialogue. like dr munstie and casrl robot
The quote from movie I,Robot kept playing in this one:
"One day they'll have secrets, one day they'll have dreams."
Miranda if you haven't seen it you should add...right up your alley 😊
YEP - I've played it, I loved it, and TOTALLY couldn't believe how great the story was. People kept telling me to play it, that the story is fantastic and left them thinking, and all I could think of was "How can a horror game have such an impactful story?" Well... after I finished it, I 100% understood and agreed with all the hype. I think the coolest part (looking back) was seeing how much my perspective changed about the game from beginning to end - and I can't wait to watch it happen here too (I know it's gonna happen...lol). Best of luck Mirandalorian. 🙂
I love how invested you're getting, and already saying you want to recommend the game to others even though you've barely started - that atmosphere sucks you in though, right?! Technically, you didn't need to kill Amy by pulling out the second cable, but you did her a favor really ❤
Also, I loved your contemplation of what it means to be human, during the survey - really interesting to listen to.
This is an amazing game! And yes, you really do need to look at everything to get the most out of it. By the way, 43 minutes into this video, while walking along the ocean floor, to casually say "I'm immersed!"...? Best. Pun. Ever.
This game has all the feels, but Miranda you might want to keep paper next to you to take notes. 😊
Yeah make sure to exhaust all dialogue options when interacting with the environment!!
With all the robots this is clearly a secret Skynet base.
No Man's Sky not only has a kind of existential question in it, but you have to make the decision for someone else. and then you learn KZZT 16...16...16...
i love the "theres not a lot going on but a hell of a lot going on" thats such a good way to describe this game
Episode 2. Second episode where I begin saying to myself "OMG She is at this part! woohooo let's go!"
I heard "Mark Sarang" and I immediately cringe. I forgot how much I HATE this character, and his stupid, _stupid_ "continuity".
Lambda has both a capital (Λ) and a lower case (λ).
Mentioned this at around THREE hundred likes on the video, Half Life 3 confirmed?
Atlantic ocean is 74,471,500 cu miles
Spoilers for a potential second playthrough!!
You can progress to the comms center, without leaving Carl in agony. By rerouting power from the already unlocked doors, you can unlock the door to flow control, and flip the switch inside. This will kill Carl, but he won’t be in pain.
Youu said you think this is a simulation? Which I do,I thought that from the begining. However I came to the Realisation, Which one? the firs or the second> I thougt was this part of the brain healing itself. I am very intrested tohear what you think about what I have been wondering. Thanks so much for the content you do with this game and for getting me into Hogwart legacy. I did the Wizerding wordl Questions, was sorted into Ravenclaw, have a Applewood wand with a phoenix core and my Patrouns is a Thestral.
Why do you think that after 2 activations the conversation with the robot is over? So you can press 2 times, but you can't press 3 times, what logic made you think that? You could have gotten a lot of information from it. With that logic you will miss 90% of the lore. You didn't have to kill him, but you're too limited to see all the options. Your face showing compassion after that is just ridiculous.
1:34:00 👀 I think you're onto something. As you said it, people are thinking or trying to do that now meaning back then there were people who were already contemplating that and working on it. In the game at this point I guess it would be implied or actually confirmed that the living Catherine would have been one of those people because you're playing the game and that would mean any of the people in the game who would have encountered Catherine would have been introduced to that pet project she was talking about but then the meteorite hit and it became a reality. so the same could be said by what you brought up. That the people who are trying to do that today. It will exist it's just a matter of when the time will come up just like in the came so why not be one the side that is doing this research. That's always the questions that come up in these things. 1:37:33.
I think the problem that comes up is there is no guarantee of problems to be so we would be creating systems to store our consciousnesses in creating immortality but there would never be any advancement beyond the point in which it was all created. I think it's fun you're playing this after Stellar Blade though because it asked many similar questions. Humanity ends robots or digital is the next step in evolution. That we ditch what we are in terms of those things 1:40:20 it is deep. I don't like existential dread I hope I end long before we actually have to face ether robots as our forms or in the digital consciousness ha ha I don't need to worry about that, I am not gonna be a person to preserve humanity so I'll let others think of that I am gonna be long gone by the time humanity reaches that point 1:42:03 I tell you what, it doesn't matter. You need not to have that existential dread because other people can handle that when it comes time unless you enjoy putting the weight of existence on your mind. All that we are is data. We are just an arrangement of atoms and we perceive the light that is emitted so our brains just process that data and we get a visualize of people so if all we are data so if you think in that sense when we pass all we are losing is the data so if consciousness is data then it can die if it doesn't get preserved but consciousness lives if that data is preserved.
I feel so much more confident...5 seconds laterrrrrr...😨😨😨😰😰🥶🥶...Lol
I managed to get into comms without frying carl but big robot came up stairs and chased me!!
This game seems like it would have been better if they focused more on the environmental storytelling instead of the horror aspect. I feel like the horror bits overstay their welcome and do nothing for me other than make me wish I could get back to the lore.
This is such an amazing, thought-provoking game.
soma is such a great game
She is ruthless killing all robots, doesn't give a sh if they have to say anything. The says sorry. Ruthless.
If only Miranda knew at this stage that she was a monster too.
If you don't know the game "Beyond Human" check it out.
Definitely enjoying your reaction to this excellent game! I really like that you scour the environment looking for information.
What being human means to me is that we can make original thoughts, and can act with logic without relying on instincts. We have the ability to act against our own personal nature if we have a logical cause to do so.
I have never seen this game or played it before but i think you might be a robot that thinks its a human
You regulate your dog's food? I just make sure the bowl is full... He didn't say "What the hell are you" he said "What the hell happened to you?"
Or mutated
Looks like the power is off
i feel sorry for people who will not watch this, this is a gem , i enjoyed every second of this !
@1:53:19 - I say this ALLLLLL the time to people. There are 8 Billion other people on the planet....and each has something to teach.
@1:57:15 - watching you figure that out was more fun than I can properly admit here 😂😂😂😂
You don't only talk alot you pause and talk 🫣 come on play.
This game is so underrated! I love it!
I would love to see u play still wakes the deep
not the best video to watch during work 😂
Miranda you should play Resident Evil Village 🙌🏼
Miranda has played Resident Evil Village. It can be found on the channel under 'Playlists'.
I just started watching your vids! I really like your playthrough reaction of GOT! I wish you had played Sleeping dogs, Days gone and AC Unity. You are so pretty!
What a cool game
After seeing this video, I'm going to recommend that you read Ready Player Two by Ernest Cline. Ready Player One is essential too, but RP2 will fascinate you
She’s right
I am geeking out over this game as well! The game kind of reminds me of a movie called Virus with Jamie Lee Curtis; it had a lot of creepy robots in it as well. That one robot screaming freaked me the heck out too. Lol! Such a great playthrough; I am a little ahead at this point, so I will get to the next video soon. :)
⚛ We are all One ⚛ Miranda We only in the Present not the future nore the past look into the Dreamtime of the Australian Aboriginal People's . The More we think we know the less We Do know .
@1:50:46 But do we label ourselves "human" in order to better understand what "human" means, or do we do it in order to separate ourselves from other living things and disqualify them from our experiences?
Are those the same thing? Does a label help you understand the thing, or does it end up presupposing the thing, and potentially constraining your perception and understanding of what it is or could be?
If an object labelled itself a "table", and by that label separated itself from all other objects, would it ever consult a chair in the hopes of better understanding itself? Possibly not, and what insight and understanding could be never found because of it?
I think you would love to play The Talos Principle 1 and 2. Those games also make you think about what makes us human, consciousness and immortality
Theta Beta Lambda....Miranda!!! This game is nuts 🥜 loving it tho. Happy belated birthday Miranduhh!! Lolz love ya girl
[Spoilers maybe?] What Mark Sarang is talking about is the idea that the ARK isn't just a computer running digital copies of humans as programs living in a virtual environment but transferring one's "soul" from the biological to the computer.
I've seen one playthrough of this before, so I know the plot, and I sooo agree with you about how interesting all this is! The space and the ocean and the mind, I want to see all the documentaries about everything
When I did my first playthrough of Soma it immediately reminded me of a very awesome yet highly unappreciated Sci-Fi Horror movie from 1999 called Virus
Glad u had a good birthday yesterday an stream was good just finished part one of yesterday just finished this part this part u didn't disappoint I'm I'm playing a horror game called Callisto protocol with means we both are playing a horror
Happy belated birthday🎂🎉🙂 I caught your birthday stream literally at the end when checking if anyone made any good videos to watch
My god, you figured out the whole plot from the get go :D This game had such a profound influence on me, that i cant even describe to mere mortals who think games are stupid
This game looks great 👍 I hope you're having so much fun and enjoying playing Soma, Mirandalorian 😊
Definitely one of my favorite stories in a game of all time. Hard to beat honestly in terms of the particular themes they went for. B]
I'm just getting the soma experience by watching your gameplay Miranda
The brain waves of worms have been mapped and put in robotic versions of themselves, so it's only a matter of time for us!
I think the one recording means that the soul transfers too. It's why the recordings feel themselves to be people. Alive.
I've never heard of this game until you played it. It really seems like a great game. Hope everyone has an amazing day.
The fact that Miranda questions her reality before she questions herself is so perfect for the context of this game. She concludes that something is wrong with the world around her before questioning her own identity.
Hi Miranda hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤
I really enjoyed playing this game
Miranda always has great playthroughs 😁
Oh, and just in case you didn't get it, that questionnaire was one to be given to individuals upon entering the ARK, it wasn't aimed at the player/Simon.
You are in the Matrix...
yay more miranda time
You're such a smart cookie, Miranda! With all your theories and figuring out stuff before they push you towards the solution. Great video!
This game really gives you stuff to think about!
Have you played Spiderman 2 ???
Yes. It can be found on the channel under 'Playlists'. 👍
so excited to see you go through this journey, I remember my first playthrough. there is such an important message behind the ending in this game. You dont even know the half of it yet. Love your commentary, I can feel your fear
8:45 "what does it mean to have consciousness?"... you just wait...
3:47 I can fell your anxiety