That was a well written and narrated story. Had the hairs on the back of my neck stirring and that hasn't happened whilst reading a story for a long time. Abit like the genie being let out of the bottle, how do you get it back in. Very well done.
The narration was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18.
@@levilandes1719 You've never paid attention to deepfake tech, apparently, nor did you pay attention to what I said. I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), though I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too). Read what I said bout the timestamps 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18 (this latter would fit with some British accents, but she's not British by a long shot).
@@levilandes1719 The narrator was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 "...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
If I’ve learned anything from Void travel it’s simply this,… always be certain that the ship’s Geller Field is operational. Warhammer 40K taught me that, the movie “Event Horizon” reinforces it. An interesting take,… I liked it. 👍🏻👍🏻
While i know its not true, i always liked the idea that Event Horizon was a 40k prequel. The first human ship that broke into the immaterioum that will slowly lead to the 40k universe.
Wow... The narrator really proved her mettle with this one... She totally blew it out of the water... A wonderfully Lovecraftian story, and she really brought it to life (?)... 9.5/10
The narrator was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
This story line sounds similar to Event Horizon. If you think about it paranoya and mad confusion would be effective weapon in battle. Don't fart in a space suit. Don't barf in your helmet.
As I listend to this story and hearing the Pale to originate in another universal plane it makes sense to me that she has such a strong pull on the semi-real world something that should not be. Instantly reminded me of the Dr. Who two part episode "Army of Ghosts & DOOMSDAY" and the VOID-Ship employed by the Cult of Skaro to escape the MOMENT unleashed … Jacky Tyler asks one the Torchwood scientists what is wrong with the sphere
The narrator (or... "orator", as you put it) was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
A GREAT STORY! Reminds me of the story "Trojan Horse Laugh" in which an enemy was able to induce this same level of suicidal paranoia, using a different means, onto most of the population of the U.S.A.
Now that was a weird, yet terrifying story...like being a quadriplegic, with no sight, no hearing and no voice...trapped for ever with only your thoughts...a living hell until death ended it all. A story like this would give me nightmares. Thanks for sharing.
Times a billion. Imagine whole civilizations being exposed to that same chaos. Event horizon is just two crews and… maybe more later wasn’t clear. But over billions of sentient beings simultaneously, damn.
Strange why so many acid burns and what were those egg shaped pods on the floor. Then the motion detectors noted multiple movements coming towards them, then more...
Some good stuff in these posts. THIS Post was an ABSOLUTELY GREAT STORY, tightly written, well read and FANTASTIC ! More prequels and sequels need to be created !
This is great, but there were a couple of typoes (notably, a "whole" in reality which should have been a "hole") and the narrator getting "fright" and "freight" mixed up.
Very nice. A good story based soundly on Event Horozon and taken to its logical conclusion, and a narrator who understands rhythm and flow. Loved it. 👏 👏 👏 👏
Fun story, reminding me some of WH40K's "The flight of the Eisenstein" (which was funny when "Eisenstein coils" came up in the text at 19:09-19:10, though the audio said "Einstein", making me think that maybe it really was read by a human and not TTS screen reader, unless [unlikely though this might be] perhaps the shown video-text differs [which happened a few times here] from the TTS text [based upon "freighter" being pronounced as "frighter", and "scraping" being pronounced as "scrapping", among other things, though some other mistakes of skipped words or sudden repeats could simply have been editing], and possibly with the error being intentional for the usual purpose of verisimilitude as with college students and GPT-written papers [though I really do think that the story itself feels human-written]). Reminds me a bit of Niven's hyperspatial "blind spot" and Lane's and Foster's "Netherspace", for that matter: way cool, either way.
Ok, I am a fan of Science Foction, not horror. I am halfway through and have nl respect for a captain who lets his crew fall into suicidal chaos without any explanation, no matter the orders.
Water is made from the 1st & 3rd most abundant elements in the universe. There is more water on two of the moons of the gas giants than on Earth. Our Moon and Mars also have water. (Per Isaac Arthur & Fraser Cain.)
this history is based on the movie "Event Horizon", where an experimental engine displacement tech; create a dimensional access, to another dimension, with is made o pure negative energy, mutating everything, be a crewmenber or the spaceship itself; but its later discovered by the rescue team, that this dimension its Hell itself; causing a the same effects described in this story "800,000 Years of War... Ended by Humanity's Weakest Ship"
Then the madness spread, the calculations were based on previous insanity maps. The pale was in full motion, it's chaos having no limit, it's envelope in the void expanding exponentially. The galaxy was vast, millions of light years across but the captain and the crew who now welcomed the madness realized they had let off a weapon that had no off button, no enemies, no control, no limit. It's destruction was intelligent life in all its forms, it was the panic of seeing the chaos coming but having no escape. The wave kept expanding and there was no shelter but to flee ahead at ever faster but futile speed. Their enemies were gone, what remained was toxic space devoid of ever repairing. The longer the tear remained open , the stronger the impact. World's and then star systems went dark in months then weeks, then days then instantly with just a shout indicating attack and a plea for help. Warnings to all went ahead of the madness. Warnings to all light years away knowing it was too late for their world for their civilisation. There was no mercy or fight or attack. Some worlds just sent a last message on ark crafts. Some sent DNA and seed crafts hoping their species might escape or not be damaged, beyond rescue. Only if the fire burnt out or a race was immune or the effect dampened after passing , but like stars imploding, the lights of intelligence gradually went silent. The fear of it spreading like a space born virus meant mercy of those fleeing, even galactic friends was too risky even if the wave arrived anyway. Like the terran nuclear scientists, they opened the Pandora's box and it could not be close. Was fire still able to burn? There was no answer from the silence left behind. The ultimate weapon disguised as a wonderful gift. As his crew saw their species and world's end, they just opened airlocks or pleaded for a merciful end to their sorrow. He turned to the spies who pulled the switch and saw the ultimate horror of their hubris. " It should have worked, it did work, we were wrong" .The captain in his last breath turned off their life support. "You won the war but there is no winner. You fools , you did it, you really did it, damn you to hell, damn you all to hell"
That made me think about the "dimesion lowering weapon" from the Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy. On the book the universe had initially a lot more dimensions then the 3 we know but that weapon would lower the dimension number of an area by 1, so a 4 dimensional item would became a 3 dimensional one, a 3D region would became 2D etc, but since it was not created as 2d it would be destroyed. Nothing could survive the weapon and also nothing could stop it once activaded, the lower dimensional bubble just kept expanding and the only protection was outrun it on a FTL ship. It was obvious that give enough time such weapon would consume the entire universe, people used it anyway, again and again until the end...
The name of the ship was changed but it basically seems like a what if story. What if the Event horizon was weaponized. Not a bad story even if I know where some of the inspiration came from 🙂
The voice was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 "...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
The reader was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
@@user-ne2uz7bs9z First Contact has something called hellspace, but few are willing to go that deep into the FTL domains without proper psychic shielding, but humans are fine though... mostly. They and their ship might come out looking like a WH40k larp party :p Madness itself looked at the humans and considered them equal... collegues, if you will... :P
The voice was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 "...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
Hello there :) I have written some HFY stories waaaaay back in the day and I wanted to know if you would consider narrating them, I really enjoy your narrations.
Her channel is "HFY Girl", but there are no stories at it yet. This channel have their own writing team, thus I believe you need to contact them, though you might have more luck with NetNarrator, Agro Squirrel or some of the other humans who narrates them.
Im talking to the reader. Are you writing the stories you read? I listened to a story you read last night, your reading was excellect. The problem is the Story, Did you write it? Did an ai, or someone else? Either way, I really enjoyed your ability to read, you are awesome, (get rid of the Hog ring, its not appropriate for a FREE HUMAN)
I don't know what a frighter is but I know what a freater or freighter is and anyone that has heard no leaf clover from metallica will understand it's a freight train coming your way not a fright train . Pronounce it properly please you sound like AI when you don't.
What a terrible word salad. Piles and piles of words apparently used just for the sake of using words. Not to tell a coherent story -- just to toss out words. Nothing about this story makes any sense, and there is no definable conclusion. I admit that I listened until the end -- but not because it was a good story. As a long-time editor, I basically had to hear the whole thing so I could know just how truly bad it really was. And it was truly bad.
That was a well written and narrated story. Had the hairs on the back of my neck stirring and that hasn't happened whilst reading a story for a long time. Abit like the genie being let out of the bottle, how do you get it back in. Very well done.
Watch event horizon
That was my first thought as well. "Oh she's gone much farther than that."
The narration was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18.
@@charlesrockafellor4200You're on drugs, the lady from the start is clearly reading the whole thing.
@@levilandes1719 You've never paid attention to deepfake tech, apparently, nor did you pay attention to what I said. I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), though I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too). Read what I said bout the timestamps 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18 (this latter would fit with some British accents, but she's not British by a long shot).
Ah, classic. Ship was in immaterium without Geller field.
Must have been Lamenters
What is that and where is this from?
@@scottphillips2870 40k
Space hell and 40k@@scottphillips2870
More like harrowing stars
Aliens: "We'll win this war..."
Humans: "HOPE YOU LIKE NIGHTMAREWORLDS!"
Aliens: ".....w...wait, What?"
This channel has taken a sudden leap in quality. Please keep it up. And I'd love to hear part 2
thank you for noticing!
@@StarboundHFYNarrator is really bringing the quality up, she uses her voice in a way that enhances the story.
@@levilandes1719 The narrator was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 "...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
The Event Horizon returned agren from hell...
For real
The Event Horizon visited hell and carried back a piece of it. Humanity: "Lets weaponize it!"
Came here looking for this comment. Yes, a blatant ripoff of event horizon
If I’ve learned anything from Void travel it’s simply this,… always be certain that the ship’s Geller Field is operational. Warhammer 40K taught me that, the movie “Event Horizon” reinforces it. An interesting take,… I liked it. 👍🏻👍🏻
While i know its not true, i always liked the idea that Event Horizon was a 40k prequel. The first human ship that broke into the immaterioum that will slowly lead to the 40k universe.
Wow... The narrator really proved her mettle with this one... She totally blew it out of the water...
A wonderfully Lovecraftian story, and she really brought it to life (?)... 9.5/10
The narrator was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
Event Horizon was a hell of a movie...
'Weakest Ship', indeed. This ship is a Customized Farm Truck.😅
An end out the world class cognitohazard.
reminds me of the image of a Ukrainian tractor stealing a Russian tank.
This story line sounds similar to Event Horizon.
If you think about it paranoya and mad confusion would be effective weapon in battle.
Don't fart in a space suit. Don't barf in your helmet.
Don't fart in your suit. Use the captains.
The dark age of technology........
So, grav drives are the worst kind of acid trip and the Krypteria are a collection of functional junkies. That's different.
As I listend to this story and hearing the Pale to originate in another universal plane it makes sense to me that she has such a strong pull on the semi-real world
something that should not be.
Instantly reminded me of the Dr. Who two part episode "Army of Ghosts & DOOMSDAY" and the VOID-Ship employed by the Cult of Skaro to escape the MOMENT unleashed …
Jacky Tyler asks one the Torchwood scientists what is wrong with the sphere
Finally... A decent Woman orator! This is what Starbound's journey started! All of us means all of us are Starbound!
The narrator (or... "orator", as you put it) was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
@@charlesrockafellor4200 If you are part of this video I can say one thing... you're just as anal as I am about real people doing "narration"!
A GREAT STORY! Reminds me of the story "Trojan Horse Laugh" in which an enemy was able to induce this same level of suicidal paranoia, using a different means, onto most of the population of the U.S.A.
BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!! SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!!!!!
[Ordo Malleus] has entered the chat.
@@primarislondo 😱😱😱😱😱
Cringe 😂
MILK FOR THE KHORN FLAKES
Now that was a weird, yet terrifying story...like being a quadriplegic, with no sight, no hearing and no voice...trapped for ever with only your thoughts...a living hell until death ended it all. A story like this would give me nightmares. Thanks for sharing.
So it's just Event Horizon then...
I knew I heard this story somewhere.
And yet, so much more.
Times a billion. Imagine whole civilizations being exposed to that same chaos. Event horizon is just two crews and… maybe more later wasn’t clear. But over billions of sentient beings simultaneously, damn.
Definitely seems inspired by Event Horizon.
Yep, that's just what I thought. Blatant plagiarism I'd call it. Ho Hum, at least it's entertaining.
Feels like if you asked ChatGPT to combine the Doom3 video game and the first Alien movie, interesting
I just discovered HFY yesterday. It was entertaining the first few stories but every one is pretty much the same.
Oh the Story was great, if you are the writer, I am impressed. I look forward to your continueing work.
This...doesn't exactly strike me as a "HFY" story, as I know the term. It's dang good, but not at all what I was expecting.
Strange why so many acid burns and what were those egg shaped pods on the floor. Then the motion detectors noted multiple movements coming towards them, then more...
If life hands you a lemon make lemonade
Some good stuff in these posts. THIS Post was an ABSOLUTELY GREAT STORY, tightly written, well read and FANTASTIC ! More prequels and sequels need to be created !
Damn that was dark. I NEED MORE!!!
This is great, but there were a couple of typoes (notably, a "whole" in reality which should have been a "hole") and the narrator getting "fright" and "freight" mixed up.
This was truly a great & gripping story, well performed yet again.
So this is basically event horizon, with a side of House of Leaves? I am about half way through it.
Kinda reminds me of those 'markers' from dead space. Minus the mutating zombies. x'D
This started out a LOT like the old movie "event horizon".
Do yourself a favor and watch it. it's amazing :)
So addicted to these stories, great work😀👾
Nice work by author and narrator. Well done.
This was a down right amazing story with beautiful narration! 10/10
i think this is awesome. no cheep a.i. voice for you. i think highly of you for this, everyone else is lazy. you keep it up. subbed and thumbs up.
thank you!
Who is this voice narrator? Outstanding
Very nice. A good story based soundly on Event Horozon and taken to its logical conclusion, and a narrator who understands rhythm and flow. Loved it. 👏 👏 👏 👏
Getting Philadelphia Experiment vibes
Freighter. Fr- 8- ter, not fr- I- ter. Like your work, hope to hear more
Favorite so far, loved the style of this piece. Enthralling till the end!! Definitely subscribing. ☑️
LOVE the accent!!!! You are just sooooo cute and wonderful.
This story line sounds similar to Event Horizon.
If you think about it paranoya and mad confusion would be effective weapon in battle.
Fun story, reminding me some of WH40K's "The flight of the Eisenstein" (which was funny when "Eisenstein coils" came up in the text at 19:09-19:10, though the audio said "Einstein", making me think that maybe it really was read by a human and not TTS screen reader, unless [unlikely though this might be] perhaps the shown video-text differs [which happened a few times here] from the TTS text [based upon "freighter" being pronounced as "frighter", and "scraping" being pronounced as "scrapping", among other things, though some other mistakes of skipped words or sudden repeats could simply have been editing], and possibly with the error being intentional for the usual purpose of verisimilitude as with college students and GPT-written papers [though I really do think that the story itself feels human-written]). Reminds me a bit of Niven's hyperspatial "blind spot" and Lane's and Foster's "Netherspace", for that matter: way cool, either way.
Just warhammer 40k if the Daemons could not be seen naturally.
This one was good enough to leave a comment 8.7/10
Big oof, right in the heartstrings. Gutteral, hideous laughter from just out of sight...
Well done.
Nice, a real person telling.❤
Wow this was a good one
Ok, I am a fan of Science Foction, not horror. I am halfway through and have nl respect for a captain who lets his crew fall into suicidal chaos without any explanation, no matter the orders.
The ship described in this reminds me of the ship in the book The Tommyknockers.
Water is made from the 1st & 3rd most abundant elements in the universe. There is more water on two of the moons of the gas giants than on Earth. Our Moon and Mars also have water. (Per Isaac Arthur & Fraser Cain.)
And yet, in its liquid form, it's extremely rare
Great story, it could have done with more background regarding the need to deploy such a solution.
this history is based on the movie "Event Horizon", where an experimental engine displacement tech; create a dimensional access, to another dimension, with is made o pure negative energy, mutating everything, be a crewmenber or the spaceship itself; but its later discovered by the rescue team, that this dimension its Hell itself; causing a the same effects described in this story "800,000 Years of War... Ended by Humanity's Weakest Ship"
Then the madness spread, the calculations were based on previous insanity maps. The pale was in full motion, it's chaos having no limit, it's envelope in the void expanding exponentially. The galaxy was vast, millions of light years across but the captain and the crew who now welcomed the madness realized they had let off a weapon that had no off button, no enemies, no control, no limit. It's destruction was intelligent life in all its forms, it was the panic of seeing the chaos coming but having no escape. The wave kept expanding and there was no shelter but to flee ahead at ever faster but futile speed. Their enemies were gone, what remained was toxic space devoid of ever repairing. The longer the tear remained open , the stronger the impact. World's and then star systems went dark in months then weeks, then days then instantly with just a shout indicating attack and a plea for help. Warnings to all went ahead of the madness. Warnings to all light years away knowing it was too late for their world for their civilisation. There was no mercy or fight or attack. Some worlds just sent a last message on ark crafts. Some sent DNA and seed crafts hoping their species might escape or not be damaged, beyond rescue. Only if the fire burnt out or a race was immune or the effect dampened after passing , but like stars imploding, the lights of intelligence gradually went silent. The fear of it spreading like a space born virus meant mercy of those fleeing, even galactic friends was too risky even if the wave arrived anyway. Like the terran nuclear scientists, they opened the Pandora's box and it could not be close. Was fire still able to burn? There was no answer from the silence left behind. The ultimate weapon disguised as a wonderful gift. As his crew saw their species and world's end, they just opened airlocks or pleaded for a merciful end to their sorrow. He turned to the spies who pulled the switch and saw the ultimate horror of their hubris. " It should have worked, it did work, we were wrong" .The captain in his last breath turned off their life support. "You won the war but there is no winner. You fools , you did it, you really did it, damn you to hell, damn you all to hell"
That made me think about the "dimesion lowering weapon" from the Remembrance of Earth's Past trilogy. On the book the universe had initially a lot more dimensions then the 3 we know but that weapon would lower the dimension number of an area by 1, so a 4 dimensional item would became a 3 dimensional one, a 3D region would became 2D etc, but since it was not created as 2d it would be destroyed. Nothing could survive the weapon and also nothing could stop it once activaded, the lower dimensional bubble just kept expanding and the only protection was outrun it on a FTL ship. It was obvious that give enough time such weapon would consume the entire universe, people used it anyway, again and again until the end...
amazing voice please make more :)
Amazing narration!
The name of the ship was changed but it basically seems like a what if story. What if the Event horizon was weaponized. Not a bad story even if I know where some of the inspiration came from 🙂
The name of the ship changed because it was a parallel universe version of the ship.
I love your voice omg. You have the world's sexiest voice!! ❤️❤️❤️
The voice was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 "...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
Had to double check this wasn't a Warhammer 40k story.
Nice reading tnx ❤
The reader was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 ""...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
Yes Event Horizon all right but told differently entertaining Very good.
Warhammer 40k.
@@user-ne2uz7bs9z First Contact has something called hellspace, but few are willing to go that deep into the FTL domains without proper psychic shielding, but humans are fine though... mostly. They and their ship might come out looking like a WH40k larp party :p Madness itself looked at the humans and considered them equal... collegues, if you will... :P
fine job on this story
Your voice is like a drug willingly to overdose on thank you
The voice was human for only the opening 15-20 seconds. The channel switched to TTS screen reader after that, using a vocaloid-type synth of the human's voice (basically deepfake tech). You can see this in script typos being read out where a human wouldn't, as with 0:50-0:53 "...little things, that what gets you...", or mispronunciations that most certainly aren't regional dialect as with "freighter" being called "frighter" at 1:18. *EDIT:* To be clear, I can't guarantee that it's TTS throughout (and I do have to admit that it might actually be human-read entirely, though I doubt it), and I do think that she was reading in the beginning 15-20 seconds (though there are programs that can be used to give that appearance, too).
Awesome!
Hello there :) I have written some HFY stories waaaaay back in the day and I wanted to know if you would consider narrating them, I really enjoy your narrations.
would love to check them out, where can i find them?
Her channel is "HFY Girl", but there are no stories at it yet. This channel have their own writing team, thus I believe you need to contact them, though you might have more luck with NetNarrator, Agro Squirrel or some of the other humans who narrates them.
Lovely voice Miss.
Gnarly. I like it.
Nice level of crazy 🤪 Would make a brutal film. I really enjoyed it.
that is the strory of warhammer 40k minus some of the thing
So that's where tax laws are developed...
Dont touch the boats. Japan 1946
Libera Te Tutemet Ex Inferis... Hey Kiddo!
Taking wzr crimes to a whole new level
Bit of a Dead Space vibe to it.
Someone watched Event Horizon, lol
Im talking to the reader. Are you writing the stories you read? I listened to a story you read last night, your reading was excellect. The problem is the Story, Did you write it? Did an ai, or someone else? Either way, I really enjoyed your ability to read, you are awesome, (get rid of the Hog ring, its not appropriate for a FREE HUMAN)
Starbound has a team of 10 writers, unlike other HFY channels we write all our stories ourself! :)
Nice
7:43 - something caused the narration to skip.
First also great story
Sounds like cortana
how many times are you guys gonna change narrators?
we have 2 that we alternate between :)
@@StarboundHFY What happened to the other guy that narrated before? Did he start writing instead of narrating?
@@Goober2564 he’s off to his own project now
some things are too terrible to use
thanks for the narration [you should credit the narrator]
Great Narration.
Holy mother of ads batman
man how scifi writers demonstrate such a lack of understanding of orbits is beyond me
I don't know what a frighter is but I know what a freater or freighter is and anyone that has heard no leaf clover from metallica will understand it's a freight train coming your way not a fright train . Pronounce it properly please you sound like AI when you don't.
Yet Another Take on _Event Horizon._ Horror stories should be marked as such, don'tcha think?
not a bad story, but why the direct blatant rip off of star trek pics...???? ya all better than that.
You should really listen to how words are pronounced before recording... sooo many mistakes.
good reading, dumb story
What a terrible word salad. Piles and piles of words apparently used just for the sake of using words. Not to tell a coherent story -- just to toss out words. Nothing about this story makes any sense, and there is no definable conclusion. I admit that I listened until the end -- but not because it was a good story. As a long-time editor, I basically had to hear the whole thing so I could know just how truly bad it really was. And it was truly bad.
She sounds like the va for padme in clone wars