Fun fact: When exploring the coal fired power station before it is operational, the player can find an undetonated aerial bomb amongst the coal on one of the conveyor belts. This is likely what "goes wrong" when the place explodes; once turned on that conveyor belt probably led to a furnace...
"...Uh, Mark? You're wearing a hard hat, right?" "...Yeah, why?" "I might have made a... tiny mistake, heh heh..." "What did you do?!" (you can also _detonate the bomb yourself_ with a nearby brick, and set fire to the coal around it. the fire stops at a gap on the belt, but it's probably still Not Good for the system)
*Mark after learning the story of the city, all the conspiracies, world war, nuclear weapons, deadly mushrooms, corruption and a crumbling city full of murder* "Fascinating 😀"
Great two-parter! As interesting as the lore/story is it's honestly pretty hard to follow with the amount of names to remember and reading you have to do so it really does help to get it summarized in this way, thank you!
There's probably gonna end up needing a Part 3 once Obenseuer is fully released, since it was "fully revamped" last fall and the new story takes place _several years_ after the events of Infra (not stated ingame yet, but Loiste devs on discord have confirmed as such). Interestingly, Obenseuer is "equally possible" from _any_ of the endings of Infra, as you don't know much of what happened in the rest of Stalburg, the meltdown ending explicitly states OS was completely untouched by the radiation, and it being "several years later" means Stalburg could have been rebuilt in that timeframe. (And, if you roleplay as Mark, it's easy to come up with your own headcanon for how he ended up there, even in the "good ending"... since you the player character are relocated to OS specifically because of SMV quarantine, and there's multiple unavoidable places in Infra - notably, the items required to escape the bunker - where Mark gets _quite_ up close and personal with the shrooms...)
since im watching Real civil engeneer lets play on the game, I cant go above 13:10 without getting spoiled! thats terrible lol, nice video this far tho!
Hey, how did Morko end up in B2 which is a tunnel built by Bergmann ? How do people even know about Morko if everyone who saw it dissapeared ? Is there any proof of an underground city beyond myth ? What’s with the weird machine ? We must expand the cannon of an obscure game, people !
the machine is marked with a Raven Institute emblem, how much do we even know about the Institute? I think it is probable that the underground city was built under Obenseuer by the institute and that the Stalberg Underground was or still is affiliated with Raven in some way. I think Morko is probably related to the Institute in some way as well, but I cannot say as too how. Morko could be protecting the interests of Raven or the Stalberg Underground by patrolling the Bergmann tunnels. I think he is definitely against the activities of SNW as he seems to have infiltrated the bunker. It could be that the tunnel B2 is simply Morko's home, maybe even that Robin and Erik were familiar with him and put the signs up to keep Morko secret and not to warn the tunnel is unsafe. The tunnel can be used as a very fast and inconspicuous means of transport around Stalberg, which could help Morko travel beneath the city.
There's a secret ending where Mark goes into the underground city, and is rendered unconscious, and is unable to cooperate during an interrogation. Then he's put into the machine, which kills him (this is all in the iceberg video on this channel). It's possible to put together the idea from lore found in the game that the machine, at least in part, is for disposing of the underclasses. Luring them in with promises of a new life, and there's the phrase "the machine saves the poor," but we know from the secret ending that the machine kills a person put inside it. I'm just diving into this, so I don't know if this is canon or if there are intentional mysteries left open. Apparently there is another game called Open Sewer? I only just heard it mentioned so idk if it's out yet but it seems like it expands the overall story and world building. I think they are making a DLC about the prison on whiprock island as well.
INFRA has been a bit vague on that plot point. Theories range from it being the urban explorer Lukas to Alex Hartman's son Albert. We likely won't know until the ARG is solved.
Fun fact: When exploring the coal fired power station before it is operational, the player can find an undetonated aerial bomb amongst the coal on one of the conveyor belts. This is likely what "goes wrong" when the place explodes; once turned on that conveyor belt probably led to a furnace...
"...Uh, Mark? You're wearing a hard hat, right?" "...Yeah, why?" "I might have made a... tiny mistake, heh heh..." "What did you do?!"
(you can also _detonate the bomb yourself_ with a nearby brick, and set fire to the coal around it. the fire stops at a gap on the belt, but it's probably still Not Good for the system)
Infra is one of those games that need the "infra gameplay" vs "infra lore" meme
Infra gameplay: walk
Infra lore: where do I begin...
*Mark after learning the story of the city, all the conspiracies, world war, nuclear weapons, deadly mushrooms, corruption and a crumbling city full of murder*
"Fascinating 😀"
Very nice video, really ties the whole story together. It is a shame that this game didn't get more attention
I simply love how the beer challenge is vital to the lore
Great job! I love how serious you are when explaining at 6:07 the inspection and its results.
Great two-parter! As interesting as the lore/story is it's honestly pretty hard to follow with the amount of names to remember and reading you have to do so it really does help to get it summarized in this way, thank you!
There's probably gonna end up needing a Part 3 once Obenseuer is fully released, since it was "fully revamped" last fall and the new story takes place _several years_ after the events of Infra (not stated ingame yet, but Loiste devs on discord have confirmed as such). Interestingly, Obenseuer is "equally possible" from _any_ of the endings of Infra, as you don't know much of what happened in the rest of Stalburg, the meltdown ending explicitly states OS was completely untouched by the radiation, and it being "several years later" means Stalburg could have been rebuilt in that timeframe. (And, if you roleplay as Mark, it's easy to come up with your own headcanon for how he ended up there, even in the "good ending"... since you the player character are relocated to OS specifically because of SMV quarantine, and there's multiple unavoidable places in Infra - notably, the items required to escape the bunker - where Mark gets _quite_ up close and personal with the shrooms...)
Aziz's is obviously the biggest threat to Stalburg
It's criminal that you don't have more subs/views these videos are brilliant
since im watching Real civil engeneer lets play on the game, I cant go above 13:10 without getting spoiled! thats terrible lol, nice video this far tho!
Amazing job! Thank you for taking the time to make this.
Hey, how did Morko end up in B2 which is a tunnel built by Bergmann ?
How do people even know about Morko if everyone who saw it dissapeared ?
Is there any proof of an underground city beyond myth ?
What’s with the weird machine ?
We must expand the cannon of an obscure game, people !
the machine is marked with a Raven Institute emblem, how much do we even know about the Institute? I think it is probable that the underground city was built under Obenseuer by the institute and that the Stalberg Underground was or still is affiliated with Raven in some way. I think Morko is probably related to the Institute in some way as well, but I cannot say as too how. Morko could be protecting the interests of Raven or the Stalberg Underground by patrolling the Bergmann tunnels. I think he is definitely against the activities of SNW as he seems to have infiltrated the bunker. It could be that the tunnel B2 is simply Morko's home, maybe even that Robin and Erik were familiar with him and put the signs up to keep Morko secret and not to warn the tunnel is unsafe. The tunnel can be used as a very fast and inconspicuous means of transport around Stalberg, which could help Morko travel beneath the city.
There's a secret ending where Mark goes into the underground city, and is rendered unconscious, and is unable to cooperate during an interrogation. Then he's put into the machine, which kills him (this is all in the iceberg video on this channel). It's possible to put together the idea from lore found in the game that the machine, at least in part, is for disposing of the underclasses. Luring them in with promises of a new life, and there's the phrase "the machine saves the poor," but we know from the secret ending that the machine kills a person put inside it. I'm just diving into this, so I don't know if this is canon or if there are intentional mysteries left open. Apparently there is another game called Open Sewer? I only just heard it mentioned so idk if it's out yet but it seems like it expands the overall story and world building. I think they are making a DLC about the prison on whiprock island as well.
Amazing Job! But i still could not find information on whose body did Mark find in the 1st chapter at the Hammer Valley
INFRA has been a bit vague on that plot point. Theories range from it being the urban explorer Lukas to Alex Hartman's son Albert. We likely won't know until the ARG is solved.
this better go viral
Thanks so much for making this!
fantastic job
Oh my god I love this so much. Infra is love, Infra is life. You accepting discord friend request?
I'm always accepting of those.
Wow, I didn’t even know about the whole 2017 part of the lore xD
Guess i just wasn’t looking hard enough
i wan to friend you on discord but I wanna know ur user name first
It's on the about page of my UA-cam channel
@@remmitingfall do you have a discord server too?
@@cyclopssin7748 I don't have one of those yet
@@remmitingfall ok sry
yay!
great video!
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