Revealing Noita 1.0's orb room glyphs and creation myth
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- Опубліковано 4 лис 2020
- The deep lore of Noita is encoded in glyphs throughout the world. Revealing the creation myth of the fictional universe requires the player to fill certain orb room pools with specific substances. In this video, I show all the known hidden orb room lore glyphs of Noita and how to reveal them.
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Noita is a magical action roguelite set in a world where every pixel is physically simulated. Fight, explore, melt, burn, freeze and evaporate your way through the procedurally generated world using spells you've created yourself. Explore a variety of environments ranging from coal mines to freezing wastelands while delving deeper in search for unknown mysteries.
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#Noita #1.0 #Secrets - Ігри
"Magic looked at what nature had created and gave them a soul. Not only to animals but also to substances."
And _that's_ why every pixel is simulated. ;)
yes, actully a nice observation, fellow theorist ;)
and that's why every pixel can and will kill you
@@linkunarre I just imagine like one speck of dust with a knife
"O lord, bless this thy hand grenade, that with it thou mayest blow thy enemies to tiny bits, in thy mercy."
Obligatory “Tis but a scratch” quote
Its just a rabbit
Liked your comment a month ago but never looked at the profile pic. Nice.
LOOK AT THE BONES!
SPOILERS
I find it interesting that the first of the 3 eggs rolled away and "cracked" instead of properly hatching. From that same egg came life, death and nature, but would things have been the same if the egg had simply hatched? Maybe nature would still have come out, but "perfect" without the hindrances of life and death (that seem to be the consequence of the egg cracking). So maybe that is why alchemists are looking for eternal life, they are trying to find the "true nature", what life would have naturally been had the first egg not cracked.
In that sense, turning the whole world to gold seems to eradicate life and death... then maybe the Noita truly is a creation of alchemists, a creature trapped in an infinite cycle of rebirth until it can complete the work and eradicate life and death.
holy fuck thats genius and would be really cool also the three eyed protecting the sampo is a creature of magic right? what if magic is trying to guard the sampo so that nature cant use it to become true nature :o
I think the various emerald tablets hint that the "work" which turns the world into gold is just a pointless pursuit of "greed".
It makes much more sense if the player were aligned with NONE of the gods, because you fight the agents of all of them in the game. The agents of nature; worms and other animals, the agents of technology; the Hiisi and their machines, the agents of magic; all those wizards you fight. If you were an agent of magic, surely the mages would be on your side.
@@-bamks I'm everywhere! 8)
An alchemist in a way stands between magic and technology.
Wands is the technology to use magic
you play noita?
I wonder why the other magic people try to kill you when youre a witch
Noita lore and the depths the Devs went to hide it, whilst still leaving it to interpretation blows my mind. You can tell they put a lot of careful thought into every step.
Oh and quick question, did completing these steps unlock any progress on the pillars above the tree????
glad your voice survived this ordeal :P
lol, thanks. Yeah, it was a tough one to have the audio corrupt on.
@@FuryForged Keep it up man, you got me playing Noita again after i completely forgot about it in my steam library. One of the best roguelikes we've ever seen, thanks for keeping us all up to date and showing us all the secrets!
@@FuryForged love the vids btw i’m new to this channel but i love the fury’s modded terraria series
I want to point out that the true ending of Noita is bringing peace to the world.
The Sampo in Finnish mythology was a symbol of wealth and prosperity, granting peace to those who held it. The Sampo is said to have had the ability to produce flour, salt, and gold out of thin air. In other words, it was essentially an infinite source of resources, allowing people to obtain whatever they wished for.
When the Sampo was stolen, the kingdom fell into chaos. In other words, the world became imbalanced.
In many parts of the game, the witch is presented with an opportunity to complete "The Work," but all but one of these "works" is false. The most notable "Work" is the work of the alchemists long gone, who wished to turn the entire world to gold. In the main ending, you are completing their "Work," but you are not truly saving the world.
In the 33 True Orb ending, however, something curious happens. The Sampo is renamed "True Knowledge," and its description clearly refers to it as "the completed Work." When used at the Sky Altar, the Sampo magically "restores" the world, bringing happiness and prosperity back to all of the creatures of the mountain. And thus the world is balanced once more.
This brings me to my conclusion: the story of Noita is a story of the forces of magic bringing peace back to a world where prosperity and joy has been lost. The forces of magic, nature, and technology are at war in the caverns, represented by the player witch, the cave creatures, the Hiisii, and the robotic entities in the Vault.
At the bottom of the mines lies the mighty Three-Eyed, hoarding the Sampo that the alchemists so desperately wished to use to transform the world into gold- and with it, a portal to complete the alchemical Work. But that is not the Sampo's true purpose.
With the gift of True Knowledge, the witch repairs the true Work, the Sampo itself, and brings peace and prosperity to the land once more. That is what the story of Noita is about: the ambassador of magic bringing balance to the forces of magic, technology, and nature by restoring the world with an artifact of prosperity and hope.
People survive the first level?
Very cool, nice write-up
Its notable that magic creatures do attack Noita, so i dont think its in alliance with magic, i think it defies all the elements as a whole, just so it can bring peace to the world
Although, there's an issue with a peaceful ending that the restored world has no place for the protagonist anymore, making him find a way to die in order to actually end the story.
@@idleprepress The price for peace, yes?
Someone mentioned below that the player is possibly the agent of technology, rather than magic or alchemy. However, they mentioned that despite the use of wands, they must still be the agent of tech. But I notice now that one of the scriptures mentions nature being given technology with the hatching of the third egg. The wands don't seem to really be magical: They have numbers, stats. This leads me to believe that wands are not magic, but technology, where a spell is a "digit" in an algorithm. An algorithm that is made of the spells + the stats of the wand.
Thinking back on it, the lore says the third egg came last, bringing technology. But in a later video, Fury suspects the Hiisi of actually being an alchemist creation. The attacks are literally spells, but simple. Inefficient. Poorly made higher up and increasingly more dangerous as you go lower, closer to the Work. The player also finds spells of great power the lower you, but the power does not stop at the work, and wands also seem to stall out at some point. Spells, on the other hand, are unusable on their own and must be powered/focused to be activated. Concentrated Mana is the key to this whole theory as it directly enhances wands! The icons over two of the new single-use perks are the very same as the CM crystal icon, seemingly implying some form of crystalized mana is the solution to the confusing problem of how the wands actually work.
The combination of alchemy, magic, nature, and technology is what makes the player so powerful. But what part is technology? The wands have not been described as far as I know, so I don't what they're made of or how they even function. But it seems to me that they are most likely Technology, powered by Alchemy, that casts Magic to change Nature.
Another thing: These perks, are they magic? Or alchemy? Or technology. Same for spells. I feel like we're so focused on the background lore that we're not asking the most important questions: Why is all this here, right now, in so many different ways. Why are the perks there? Shops, too? Who are you even giving that gold to? A god? If so, which god is selling you perks/spells for GOLD? Wait, gold? What kind of god cares about gold? Oh. Perhaps not a god. An Alchemist.
I apologize if this is a bit long and convoluted I had to rewrite this a few times and it will likely be buried, but I can dream of being pinned, eh? :D Thanks for the fantastic content as always Fury!
this raises many questions, I love this comment and will come back to it every now and then to get my brain juices flowing
The aliens need the gold, bring them gold?
Wands can short circuit. So im guessing that the wand molds the mana in it according to the spells instructions.
I don't think the Noita was sent by the alchemists. As the only non-enemy character in the game, I think the Noita is acting independently. I think the alchemists failed at their work and were either corrupted or cursed by the gods to become what they are now.
Seeing as Hiisi are also able to use wands, I imagine it doesn't take much skill to use wands.
It's possible that the Noita is an experiment by or even a child of one of the alchemists which is why they have the same robes and why they want to obtain the Sampo, but I got the impression that the alchemists became those monsters a long time ago.
You do have to be special in some way as the only one who can use the portals to the Holy Mountain and the only one that the gods get angry at (whether or not it was intentional).
Also some things I noticed:
I don't remember if you mentioned this ever, but the tablet next to the lava lake talks about how money, specifically "silver and gold", mean nothing to a person in constant fear of death, so medicine is invaluable , which indicates that these are the two objectives of "alchemists". The two secret liquids happen to allow you to use something dead to create gold and create a "medicine" that heals you.
Before 1.0, there were 2 minibosses in the game. 1 in the Pyramid, a place that seems to represent the egg/deity of magic, and 1 in the underground jungle, a place that seems to represent the egg/deity of nature. There are a couple new minibosses in 1.0, but still none that represent technology.
The Noita also can't use technology. The Noita can use magic. Because they have a stomach and are able to be sick, I assume the Noita is an "animal", thus "part of nature". Only Hiisi can use technology though.
This could be because Hiisi are more technologically inclined creatures while the alchemists were a race of more magically inclined creatures before they became what they are.
This begs the question: If Hiisi = Nature + Technology and Alchemists/Noita = Nature + Magic, what is Magic + Technology?
I could be overthinking the trinity or maybe wands are supposed to be technology. Idk, but those are my thoughts.
The Monkke and the Mechanical Egg maybe?
@@superdark336 *Monkke*
I dont know what Magic + Technology may be however it does sound like something with incredible power for some reason or another
also in most worlds Magic and Technology usually exist separately maybe(?) there is reason for such a thing and the combination would be a much more cursed, unnatural power
Maybe there's no such thing as Magic + Technology, as the egg of Nature was what created life and death, therefore a conjunction of the powers of Magic and Technology would not produce a living being (meaning wands might just be this creation, they're a technology capable of wielding magic, but they have no life)
Magic and Technology... wait, could it be The Work?
For what it is worth I haven't played a ton of Noita, nor do I know all the secrets, but I think the fact we aren't given a purpose or mission tells us a lot. I personally like the idea that we aren't any specific entity, but a curious wizard/alchemist following in the footsteps of those that have come before him. At this point, I only just learned I don't need to get turned to gold after the final boss, so maybe the fact we get to choose our ending lends to the idea we only interact with these gods and factions because we are trying to change our fate and break a cycle.
Btw I love all these lore videos, keep up the good work.
yes! we are breaking the cycle of the gods resetting the world for us to turn it to gold again and agian for them to gain power... for something... but we are the main cog in this machine, and the character, by choosing to break the cycle, doesnt want to give power to gods, and inslead maybe wants to becaom a god too, so, why give the gods power? its like building a castle for the kingdom thats going to raid you later.
The third egg and its consequences have been a disaster for the alchemist race.
To me Mina is an aspect of death and destruction. Everything you do as Mina is chaotic, against the rules, exploitative, destructive, and every step you take is absolutely soaked in blood. All of the most upfront and easiest endings result in the complete destruction of the world. To not destroy the world you have to go very, very far out of your way. But in doing this peaceful ending you will most likely have killed upwards of like half of the inhabitants of the world, including a lot of the faction leaders, and you will have most likely ravaged the world to peices during your efforts. So it's kind of like a peace through death kind of thing..
I think what ever created the world of noita sent Mina to end the squabbles between the factions.. by killing everything in her path, with zero remorse. Why else would gold spawn on the bodies of the deceased. It's Mina's reward, for doing her duty.
Or Mina represents the natural and inevitable creation of insanity. A free agent in opposition to the natural order, or what has become the natural order, of the world. Turning the entire world to gold, including yourself, is some seriously chaotic natural shit..
this is fucking dark LMFAO... i love it
My theory on Noita's lore is that the Noita is actually a failed experiment of the alchemists and that is why they creatures in the ancient labratory want to kill you.
The reason behind why the Noita is a failed experiment and not everything else in the AL is because the mobs there bear the ability to use magic without needing a wand or something to cast magic with.
Alternatively, both the Noita and the mobs of the Ancient Labratory are failed creations and the alchemists are trying to find a balance between being able to control magic and not being driven mad by magic (which could be the result of the AL mobs.)
This could also explain why there are some AL mages in the Temple of the Art since they could be on a journey to get the Sampo.
What if we are the Agent of Technology? We show up last, just as the last Egg is shown to be Technology. Magic and Nature disagree, which lends credence to the theory that we are an Agent of Magic, however, we can also increase the Love in the world and even befriend the Stevari. So, I propose the thought that Perhaps the Noita, while capable of using Wands, is the Agent of Technology. After all, do we not fix wands and spells, and gain hints to acquire the lore via an Anvil? A "device" of the Hisi Base?
SPOILER EDIT: What's even more convincing to me is that the Noita is sent to complete the Work, which would be another idea lending to the fact that the Noita serves Technology in some way.
finnish is the language of magic as far as I'm concerned
Joo, samaa mieltä
I guess that's why it makes zero sense, even as a Hungarian guy (Hungarian is one of the closest relatives to Finnish, aside from Estonian)
@@JediEdi i could use a translator to read what you wrote here, but instead, i'm just going to go on believing it to be magic-speak.
@@0megadwarf he said "yea, i agree
when you think about it, an alchemist is like the mediator or middle ground of all three "gods"
they are living beings, who use magic, with the help of technology
perhaps the character we control is an alchemist since if they were an agent of any one of the three faction, either the wizards, animals, or hiisi bots would be peaceful to them but they're not
(Lore Spoilers)
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I was quite shocked when I saw the new late game enemies in Noita. I definitely think now that the 2nd lore possibility mentioned is the truth. However, what interests me is what the pursuit could possibly be. The sampo holds such great power, but they decide not to wield it and instead push it further. It’s probably some Finnish mythology stuff that I don’t know, or maybe the answer is already clear.
What’s also interesting is that it redefined the end goal in a way. Since all the alchemists are seemingly either dead or distorted beyond saving (???), you seem to have free will, but do you really? Is there still a responsibility to uphold? Is it completing the work? Was it even possible to complete the work when those runes in the orb rooms were written? Turning the world to gold is worthless, as there is no use for that gold and everything else is gone. Perhaps more updates will reveal more. I think it’d be cool if we could somehow find an alchemist that is still alive, or maybe we’re supposed to be the only one.
I think the ultimate end goal of this game is to became able to overcame the urge to play and ultimately stop playing. I can't do it. Not until the tree pillars aren't fully completed so probably never :D
Id go with you might be the only one left. Because you can quite clearly see buildings in the background when you travel on the surface
I think part of the pursuit is eternal life, or at least an overcoming of death. After all, the emerald tablet instructs us to the earth from the fire, the subtle from the gross, sweetly with great industry, such that it ascends from the earth to the heaven. Tat tvam asi, thou art that!
The old Tabula Smaragdina seems pertinent here.
TABULA SMARAGDINA
If all the mountains were of silver and gold, what would
they profit a man who lives in constant fear of death?
Hence there cannot be in the whole world anything better
than our Medicine, which has the power to heal
all the diseases of the flesh.
Do if i remeber correctly, the sampo eas a machinr thqt made gold coins and breqd out of thin air
Great content as usual, thanks for getting me into a more storied side of the game!
Your Noita lore and game secrets videos is such a pleasure!
I feel like Noita is an alchemist afterall, despite commonly accepted theory that noita is an agent of magic
it makes more sense - we already see mages of various studies below the mountain, but we see no alchemists; yeah, some enemies throw pots at you but they didnt delve into the alchemy itself, we never see enemies combining elements on purpose (I understand that may be a game limitation or smt else).
Imho, the alchemists were below the mountain before, hence the vault,the laboratory, temple of the art, statues and other places/things that indicate some sort of culture tied to alchemy, but 3 gods took it from the alchemists and we are one of the alchemists who survived and is going back (or ofc a new alchemist who followed the path alchemists made before) to take the sampo and finish the work, which was interrupted by 3 entities. This also makes sense - 3 entities dont want everything to be gold, hence they are defending the sampo from the hands of alchemy and when you screw around with the temples, you anger the gods. Wouldnt make sense if you were able to anger the gods that (one of them anyway) sent you there.
Also, it is obvious that various things ranging from wands and potions to the temples werent ment to be used by noita - when we take a wand/potion/perk/item the pedestal bleeds, showing corruption, and the temples collapse after use, showing that we are probably using them improperly.
So all in all, products of 3 entities allowed humans to exist, evolve and figure how to transmute things. And now the 3 entities are fighting what they, by accident, created.
The blood doesn't mean corruption, so I don't think the player taking items means they're corrupted, but that they're dead. Also, if you don't kill any enemies before you get to a temple, water is expelled instead of blood
@@Crimpleyy saying that pedestals 'die' is a weird thing, but in world of noita it well may work. Though usually in fiction blood coming from an artifact is used to represent evilness/corruption
Water appearing instead of blood on pacifist run is smt I didnt know, water is a common symbol for cleanliness, it may suggest that only when you steal or kill is it considered a 'sin' by the pedestals/gods
@@Crimpleyy wow the water o the pacifist run is something I didn't notice and it kinda changes things. I wonder if there is a secret ending for a full pacifist run, and what about 13 orb pacifist run, and what about 33 orb pacifist run :OOO
@@sawik5 I've done a full pacifist run before 1.0, nothing happens. I might try it again to see if they added something different
@chaos Insergent not sure big noita is a creation of magic, Im tempted to say that its one of the spirits of alchemists who worked there and now protects the place(?)/been corrupted
Worm for tech makes total sense, same for nature
Maybe the squidward for magic?
Thanks you for your hardwork in discovering and explaining all these features. :)
I could honestly listen to you talk about this game for hours
i was curious about when you'd cover this how exciting
Your episodes about Noita... now 1.0... AMAZING !! Thanks man.
That's a great video! You're a true experts at finding such secret things!
The lore of this game is well done without doubt, perfectly fits it's mysterious setting
Awesome video and content, thx for recording all over again for us
I'm super curious about this 33 orb ending now, hope there's a video on it!
@chaos Insergent I can find an explanation on where the 33 orbs are by nymphs and someone fighting the 33 orb boss but nothing on the ending... If you don't mind do you know anyone who has so I can watch them?
Ready for more cool secrets!
Keep up the great work :)
"who, being naughty in my sight, shall snuff it" i hope thats a translation error
lol, that tablet is a reference to the classic British comedy Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
@@FuryForged damn you fooled me in that vid lol, i thought it was a genuine awkward reaction
Bruh I'm pissed I didn't find you sooner. Now I have to literally go back to you very first noita video because this game is more massive than minecraft craft alchemy wand tech bosses unlocks. 👏 thanks
Fantastic video! The orb rooms look awesome
Hey Luke. Thanks brother ;) Hope you're doing well.
Secrets are always cool to know :) tnks for the video
these easter eggs are actually amazing
Thank you for your amazing videos
"Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out. Once the number three, being the third number, be reached, then lobbest thou thy Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch towards thy foe, who, being naughty in My sight, shall snuff it."
-Monty Python and the Holy Grail
So basically magic and nature were pissed off at eachother and then technology just basically said "Yooooo wazzup" and they both told em to shut up like some sort of sitcom.
lmao
Thank you for your work. I think that even developers don't know the answer) and i think that they watching you video and create new lore from your opinion about old patch of lore, and theat patch they took from mythology.
Sorry for my English
It feels like the player could be either a regular alchemist doing what they do, that is attempting to complete their life goal or how they call it, the Great Work, or a descendant or emissary of the gods that was tasked to retrieve the principle of Salt and return it to the world, cuz it kinda seems like the big guy snatched it for himself(this applies only if the item the boss guards is still The Salt. Big guy still is kinda sus tho).
Then there are the emerald tables, which to some extent seem to refer to or cite the real tabula smaragdina, they often mention one of the three alchemical principles which are Mercury, Sulfur and Salt. That, I think, confirms that the ancestors who left these tablets and glyphs were alchemists/gods of alchemy, or perhaps it could be Herm Trismegistos himself(he is often said to be the god Thovt, and there was/is one tablet with his name) the supposed author of the tabula smaragdina.
Thats just how these things feel to me, I'm open for a discussion
check out my comment somewhere here, I explain my view there, though I do not know much about tabula smaragdina and irl lore behind it. Would be weird if the boss just stole it from gods/world/alchemists for himself tho, I feel like he's a guard
@@muffininacup4060 Your theory makes a lot of sense actually, with the pedestals bleeding and temples falling it really doesn't seem like the gods are on our side. So maybe they purposely removed the principle of salt so the world wouldn't be all gold, but couldn't destroy it because it is required for the world to function properly, so they made the boss guard it instead?
The sanpo is only called "the salt" if you have no orbs. Every orb collected changes its name.
Volume V is direct quote to monty pythons, you sold it. You sold the game to me right there. I mean i was tempted for past mounth but i shall wait no more.
The great mill that churns the three fundamental parts to happiness - Salt gold and flour is not only akin to the legendary philosopher's stone pursued by alchemists throughout the ages but the name Sampo itself apparently has to do with an old idea about a Great Pillar of the World that connects a dome-like realm of heaven to the disc-like realm of earth while the Northern Star acts as a great nail on top of all three. The visual result is somewhat akin to a hotel service bell.
Sampo being the one thing that connects all the parts and holds them together is something that we most likely will pursue eventually in the story of Noita as well, the combination of magic and technology.
Turns out I was quite late with the whole thing, as a reference to "Sampo" can already be found within the game.
Hey Fury! Love your videos! I wanted to ask...I ran across a plasma beam (which promptly killed me) and a weird statue that I could pick up and kick and it would make a sort of repulsion/blocking spell circle. Any ideas on what these are or their purposes?
I like the way that they add story to this game, secret and fun stuff to do. But in my opinion revealing all that should give some rewards or at least an achievement
Matpat will love this game
I feel the Noita has some kind of link with all the agents (possibly made by all the gods) being able to use all 3 but at a much weaker state then the rest of the creatures.
Weaker because unlike the magic monsters, we cannot cast magic without the use of technology, the wand unlike the Hiisi we cannot make technological traps or machines but have the ability to use said wands, just like them.
finally, the creatures of nature are all much stronger then the Noita. The Noita has to put in effort in-order to get as strong as them, probably the trade off for the gods working together to make something and not wanting it to be too strong and destroy a world it doesn't care about. So they force the Noita to "lay low" as to not be killed, while providing holy mountains to make sure you are still able to push forward to do your goal.
Theory time: the Knower To Be is the bird that made the three eggs, then came down to try and make everything balanced again (or sent someone), which is the 33 orb ending, or for the witch to be distracted from their goal.
This game is going to have such a fucking huge iceberg of theories and secrets isn't it
This is a great game and also a great vid
Uhh, sadly I can't discuss the lore of Noita
I was surprised how many English words I didn't know
But anyways the glyph's writings sounds very interesting and I'll be waiting to read 'em on my language
Hooooly shit i love this game, and you for covering it.
Maybe the player is the one to settle the dispute of Nature, Magic, and Technology
we may be "magic"
and we need to complete the work, but nature+technology does not want that, maybe, I am so bad at theories, but we must be an agent of magic because we can tinker with spells and change wands and such
but the noita got trapped in a time loop, the statue of gold showing up, so we get the true knowledge to get peace with nature and tech, but what is "work" and what happens to the world when we use the salt with 13 orbs, (i think its 13).
I think the Noita is the balance between the three, created to gain true understanding of the world and to bring harmony to the world.
I suggest you check out the area behind the dark cave- it is now something called "The laboratory". there are mutated (or unfinished?) noitas and different spellcasters. Also, an abundant amount of mana potions spilled. Maybe noita is successful experiment done there? idk for what purpose or by whom though.
Yes, I’ve covered that area in other videos, including the quest to open the chests of light and dark.
@@FuryForged oh right. forgot about that video ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
HI! Fury (again,and always)
Another thing to note.
You merely woke up at the beginning of the game, when it shows the cutscene depicting the creation of Nature, Magic, and Technology.
Why did you start at the mountains where the Sampo is obtained? Did someone, or something, put you there?
... Was this just another one of many Deaths?
wow this is great
As you were reading it with very little inflection, I was worried you didn’t get the reference of the sand tablet
fury can you make a tutorial, how to chose the seed of your word without using mods
What was that reference at 3:07 mean? Im curious
I love all of these hidden secrets, story, and lore behind the game. There for those who master the game, but for someone like me it doesn't make much of a difference... I'm still awful at this game but I love it.
That third tablet is amazing
Kinda cool that the glyphs tell a tale similar to the beginning of Kalevala.
(A giant bird lays golden eggs on a ladys knee which then fall down and hatch and create the world where before only was water. Then the lady gets pregnant for a long time and births Väinömöinen (one othe chads who wants the sampo and is the one who ends up dropping it in a lake)
is the a chance that volume 10 has something to do with the cauldron ?
What is the reference on the sand orb room?
Did anyone try to do something with the holy bomb in the orb room where tablet #5 is located?
Cause the text is a quote from one of monthy python's movies, it is referring to the HOLY HAND GRENADE, which is probably a direct inspiration for the holy bomb...
If you use the holy hand grenade on the tablet that calls for it does anything happen?
Noita is simply a lethal fluid detection device.
Love the monthy python reference
I feel like volume 10 might be a hint to the cauldron room...?
3:05 nice monthy python reference
The Emerald Tablets could also be a reference to an old conspiracy in regards to the Emerald Tablets of Thoth
Old conspiracy? Enlighten me!
@@FuryForged basically the story was about a man finding a set of emerald tablets on an expedition and translated them into the tales from a precursor civilization who had lived on a sunken landmass, I can’t remember all the details but it’s quite the reference if they included it as some still believe the tablets exist haha. I love these tall tales
What a huge game.
The Hand Grenade seems impossible to disect without the reforging, the rest sound doable though.
1:18 is it inside game subtitles?
I know it's a little late, but I'd like to throw my idea out there too. I think the Noita has affiliation with all three of the Trifecta - Nature, Magic and Tech. They are a living being, as a connection to Nature. We know this because they bleed normally, whereas undead style creatures spray bone dust. They have a soul, as they clearly have some aptitude for magic. This connects them to the Magic. Finally, I was thinking about how the Noita could be affiliated with Tech, when I realised; the wands. We see the strongest Magical faction, the Wizards, are able to cast spells and engage with Magic without the use of wands, but the Noita can't. Wands may be a Technological customisation to Magic's gift, as Magic did to Nature by giving every entity a soul. Besides, we see the Experimental Wands can use spells in the exact same way as regular wands do, so there's clearly a connection there.
All this makes me think that the Noita is an Alchemist, possibly from the same sect we see in the game. They share similar uniform, and similar abilities/limitations. My 2 theories would be that the Noita is the Alchemist who hid the Notes on Grand Alchemy behind the fungal/evil eye walls. The Damned Alchemist in the bunker may just be a former colleague who seeked to recover the knowledge this Alchemist fled with, who got trapped and perished in the bunker. This then begs the question - why was the Noita spared when the other Alchemists either turned to stone, or became undead? The Gods may have inflicted a curse upon the Alchemists for their meddling with the Sampo, and left the Noita alone as they retired from Alchemy well before this. Or the Alchemists did that to themselves, but that wouldn't explain how one got into the bunker.
My personal favourite theory is similar; the Gods cursed the vast majority of the Alchemists for meddling with the Sampo, and conspiring to destroy the world with the Work. The Gods, however, still needed to retrieve the Sampo, and either refuse to work together, after the events during the creation of the World, or can't due to the missing Sampo weakening them. Thus, they left a single Alchemist alive - the Noita. The Noita probably got the shortest straw here - they are cursed with the task of returning the Sampo, and restoring the World in the God's stead (only they didn't really explain anything). Every mistake, every failure, every death has happened to this single person. The Gods have enough power to restore the world to it's unbalanced state whenever the Noita dies, to bring them back, and give them another chance at completing their task. This would also explain why the Gods are so quick to anger, and to blame the Noita. Being an ex-member of the Alchemists responsible for this whole mess, they are already in a bad mood with the Noita, so to speak, and this is only exacerbated by being forced to work with the other Gods, whom are probably still squabbling after the whole mess that was creation. The Noita being a single individual would also make sense - the Orbs of True Knowledge shouldn't be familiar to someone who's never been there before, and a newcomer wouldn't have the same level of knowledge as the predecessor.
So yeah nah, love this game, and love your videos. They've really helped me get better at this, so thanks man.
How did you get between all levels??? Howd you go back up
There are multiple ways of digging through any material in this game. Some spells allow you to move through anything and there are secrets that allow you to as well. My videos on this game (in the secrets, tips and tricks playlist especially) show everything, but if you want me to tell you directly, just reply and I will.
In some point of a run when you got the most bad ass wand to do your dirty work easier. I think to myself "Are we the baddies"... especially in Hiisi Base.
So I find the ideas behind the mythology really interesting. I can see multiple different interpretations. The ways 'Magic' is described make it sound more like it's really just our *perception* and *categorization* of Nature. 'Magic' seems to give materials the qualities *we* ascribe to them. An alternative interpretation is that 'Magic' is the addition of rules to matter formed by nature; 'Magic' is just all the properties of magic that let it do things. Because of the 'soul' description, I think I favor my former interpretation more than my latter one.
This leads into my next reading of the text: 'Technology' is the synthesis of 'Magic' and 'Nature.' Humans categorize and interpret the rules of the natural world in order to utilize it towards our own ends. Technology is just using the rules of Nature to make things with purposes we value.
BUT HEY, TH-
There was no first tablet, where did it go?
As far as I can tell, the egg of the god of Technology is that robotic egg in the lava, and the egg of the god of nature is that floating hollow sphere that can be found slightly above the Surface so I wonder where the egg shell of the god of magic is, if I were to guess at a potential Candidate it would be the moon
I think you are the conjunction of all three: magic, nature and technology. You descent upon this world to get to know the history (emerald tablets and lore snippets), obtain true knowledge (13 orbs) and complete the Work, so that once in conflict, all beings can be at peace. That's what 13 orb mountain ending stands for. I find the portal spawned by the final boss to be the final trap, similar to completing the Work with insufficient [true] knowledge, which also brings doom upon the world.
That also would explain why other beings attack you. You are the essence of all three and they see in you parts of something they hate.
That would also explain why 7 More Love perks cause everything to be at peace. 7 combinations: nature, nature + technology, technology, technology + magic, magic, magic + nature, nature + technology + magic.
It took me a solid minute to realize the monty python reference.
Nice
Looking at some other enemy designs, the player's 'kind' was experimented with and the player escaped.
2:45 lmao extreme monty python reference
ok you know what I played noita almost completely blind for over 300hours, leaving all these secrets, but I see now that I would probably never come even close to revealing them lmao
These tablets are referencing a lot of real alchemical material. Specifically, when it talks about sulfur and liquifaction; the Philosopher's Stone, the Prima Materia!
You are a pursuer of knowledge, Noita is Finnish for witch.
fun fact, the emerald tablets are based on the real life emerald tablet.
What reference ?
Jerma985 just started streaming Noita and hopefully his stream will give Noita more of the recognition it deserves and bring in some new players
I haven't heard of him since I barely watch anything, but awesome!
4:16 What if alchemy is an allegory for game design?
You should make your UA-cam username in the Noita font and pixel art
Well, I cover more than just Noita on this channel. I don't like tying myself to any one style, game or such. I like to be able to be freeeee.
@@FuryForged I understand, with your permission can I use the top 10 ish games you cover and recreate your name “FuryForged” into them? It’s completely up to you but I’m thinking some games Noita and Terraria for starters, but those wouldn’t be the only ones obviously
Fine!
Hold on, there's a unique ending at **33 orbs?!** Have you talked about this in some previous video?
new perk tier list when
I haven't started it yet and I have several more videos I'm already working on, so a perk tier list isn't something I'm going to have up on here for at least a couple more weeks.
Perhaps a Max Derrat could help solve these answers?
Volume V bring a Monty Python reference is great
holy shit is that why the tree has three eggs with one being alone lower than the rest
how someone translated those runes?
Just like solving any other cipher. In the very early days of the game, we explored the world and wrote down every instance of glyphs that we found. After a few weeks of everyone working together, we were able to successfully translate them.
Jeez is this a video game or a dnd lore book