[0:02] It calls. It awakes. It lies. It fers.
[0:06] It smiles.
[0:29] Top of the morning de ladies. My name is
[0:30] Jack the guy and welcome to a game
[0:32] called Mole which I have heard is very
[0:34] very good. It just came out on Steam. I
[0:36] saw it on the new and trending tab. Has
[0:38] great reviews but I don't know anything
[0:41] about it. The last time this happened,
[0:43] we got a game like Mouthwashing, which
[0:46] was phenomenal and probably the best
[0:48] horror game of last year. I'm excited to
[0:52] play this. The menu is very cute because
[0:54] you can like pick up your tapes. You can
[0:55] turn off the computer
[0:58] and then put your tape in.
[1:02] Am I going to get to play as a mole? Do
[1:05] I have to dig?
[1:11] We've taken to calling it the white
[1:13] rabbit signal.
[1:16] >> What I'm about to show you is the best
[1:17] recording we have. Oh, you're off to a
[1:20] great start.
[1:22] >> Just don't look directly at the screen.
[1:24] Oh, you're off to a great start. This is
[1:26] singing all of the things I like. Whoa.
[1:29] Okay, I looked directly at it. Am I
[1:31] dead?
[1:33] >> We discovered it after the Matroska
[1:35] incident.
[1:38] frequency doesn't play nice with our
[1:39] instruments.
[1:43] >> All we know is that it's calling from
[1:45] deep below the earth. Yeah.
[1:49] >> And that most likely isn't natural. Can
[1:52] I just look at it?
[1:56] >> Any contact with the signal seems to
[1:57] result in death. Am I dead? Oh,
[2:05] >> what the [ __ ] Most report hearing
[2:07] voices of parents, siblings, or old
[2:09] friends.
[2:09] >> For me,
[2:11] >> people they have lost.
[2:16] >> I saw a field of wheat.
[2:18] >> Even stranger, those voices all repeat
[2:20] the same word. Mole. Oh, dig.
[2:25] Oh yeah.
[2:28] Okay.
[2:31] Got it. Same as every other game. It's
[2:33] kind of weird that they still have to
[2:34] say that at the start of games. Whoa.
[2:37] God is blinding me. This reminds me of,
[2:39] have any of you ever played Vagrant
[2:41] Story on the PS1? I know, shocking that
[2:44] that game's on the PS1. It's phenomenal.
[2:46] But the stuff about the main character,
[2:50] like the flashback scenes remind me of
[2:52] this.
[2:53] Petro Kaminsky.
[3:00] I must dig.
[3:02] I'm still here.
[3:08] Find me.
[3:13] Dig. Hell yeah.
[3:25] That's the thing you click on to start
[3:26] the game.
[3:32] Good morning. Wake up.
[3:38] Did I see a hand symbol show up?
[3:43] Oh, shut up.
[3:46] Oh my god, I can't see anything. Am I
[3:50] supposed to be able to see? Ah, glasses.
[3:53] Offer of enlistment to Victor Kaminsky.
[3:56] Victor, I have spoken to the committee
[3:58] again, and they're all prepared to pay
[3:59] off your debts in full, and they will
[4:01] pull some strings so that you can be
[4:03] reinstated as a citizen again. They are
[4:05] still skeptical, but I believe they know
[4:08] as well as I that you are the best
[4:09] navigator still alive. This might be the
[4:11] last chance I'm able to give you. I know
[4:13] you make me proud.
[4:18] Okay. Mole.
[4:20] Mole. Oh, that's an angel. I thought
[4:22] that was a [ __ ]
[4:28] Okay, this place sucks.
[4:35] No cigarettes standard pack crew issued
[4:38] comfort always running low.
[4:41] It um what was that game I played that
[4:44] was based on the wool books where I was
[4:48] like drilling through a doorway and then
[4:51] they were trying to stop me to from
[4:53] drilling. It was a very short horror
[4:54] game, but it was really cool and stuck
[4:56] with me. This reminds me of that.
[5:01] Okay, let's light one up. Oh, yeah. That
[5:04] cams the shakes.
[5:11] Okay, empty out the ashes. That
[5:12] cigarette's still good. You could have
[5:14] just smoked that one.
[5:17] Oh.
[5:20] Oh,
[5:24] okay. What is this? Is this the thing I
[5:26] found? Unlocks dorm 4 deck floor. Insert
[5:30] into a door panel. Victor Kaminsky.
[5:34] Drill vessel piloting. Navigational
[5:36] course corrections. Evaluating drilling
[5:38] intensity based on environment.
[5:40] Divorced 43 under review for
[5:43] citizenship. And I have a criminal
[5:45] history.
[5:47] Damn.
[5:49] Okay. I want to go deeper down than
[5:51] anyone.
[5:54] Okay. Did I draw this at 43 years old?
[6:05] Do not leave in panel.
[6:09] Whoa, that's cool.
[6:13] Whoa,
[6:15] dude. This is sick.
[6:18] Is this based on wool
[6:20] herb silo as the TV show is called?
[6:25] Message 9th of November 1982. That
[6:28] changed into something else for a
[6:29] second.
[6:31] 11th of April. Wait, I want to see that.
[6:33] What year was that?
[6:35] 1979. Huh. Ship atmosphere. Flow rate
[6:40] stable. Scrubbers online. Fan system in
[6:44] on a ship.
[6:46] Oh, I'm in a drill ship. Current depth
[6:48] 6,914
[6:50] m. Our target is 8,754
[6:53] m.
[6:55] Cool.
[7:04] Huh. Okay. Navigator Victor Kaminsky.
[7:08] Who else is here? Engineer,
[7:11] administrator,
[7:13] e Oh, geologist. I said ecologist.
[7:18] Breakfast lunch.
[7:21] This is sick. It gives me uh Iron Lung
[7:24] vibes like the stuff David put in the
[7:27] game. It has a similar aesthetic.
[7:32] Unread order available in terminal.
[7:35] Access communication system and review
[7:37] immediately.
[7:38] Huh? Communications. Oh,
[7:44] no. Inserted cassette. Okay,
[7:49] man. Is just telling me the same thing.
[7:55] Oh, new cassette.
[8:04] Order inscribed. Ready to remove
[8:09] inbox status. No new orders. What did I
[8:11] do?
[8:18] Strata communication system W and S.
[8:25] Huh. Oh, A and D as well. What is going
[8:29] on? I know the white rabbit is
[8:31] disrupting most communications, but
[8:33] you've been at a standstill for over 12
[8:35] hours now. I hope this is just another
[8:37] Kaminsky issue, but you must get him
[8:40] back into the cockpit. Right now, you
[8:43] are far too off course for the autopilot
[8:46] to keep up without a navigator. This is
[8:48] also a gentle reminder that all ship
[8:50] systems are dependent on the power that
[8:52] is generated by the drill itself,
[8:54] including temperature control. Getting
[8:56] the drill moving again must be your
[8:58] absolute top priority. Otherwise, you'll
[9:00] be boiled alive in a few hours. For now,
[9:03] you will have to divert power yourself
[9:05] by rrooting the fuse box on the wreck
[9:07] floor. I refuse to cancel this mission
[9:10] over one drunk. Too much is at stake.
[9:12] Remember, we're all depending on you for
[9:14] tomorrow.
[9:16] For those who come after.
[9:19] Okay, I'm going to keep this tape.
[9:22] Okay. Recruit for tomorrow. Wow.
[9:27] Soviet era propaganda in full swing for
[9:30] a drill going into the Earth.
[9:33] Maybe not the Earth. Who knows?
[9:37] This is a big ship in terms of like what
[9:40] it's doing.
[9:42] Dorms, wreck room, deck, engine hall,
[9:44] engine room. This thing is massive.
[9:50] Oh god. Oh, that's not good.
[9:55] Oh, for [ __ ] sake. I thought I heard
[9:56] steps behind me.
[10:03] That bad. I bad.
[10:10] What am I supposed to do?
[10:13] Oh, step one, fuse installation. Insert
[10:16] the fuse into the sockets. Do not force
[10:18] insertion. Misalignment may cause
[10:20] shortening. Okay. Load calibration.
[10:22] Rotate the middle selector knob to match
[10:24] the amount of fuses installed. Okay, so
[10:27] one is that
[10:31] yes
[10:32] uh circuit activation. Press and hold
[10:35] the red glowing charge button until the
[10:38] indicator light turns solid green.
[10:44] Okay.
[10:45] Uh phase alignment. Flip switches 1 3 6
[10:48] and seven into the upright on position.
[10:50] Switches may be stiff. Apply steady
[10:52] pressure 13, six, and seven.
[10:59] Okay. Step five, main breaker engage for
[11:02] Okay.
[11:05] Ha.
[11:08] Whoa.
[11:12] Tesla's off course. Course correction
[11:13] required, bro. Big reveal.
[11:18] Things have gone [ __ ] south here on
[11:21] Fraggle Rock.
[11:23] What the [ __ ] What happened to you?
[11:26] Who are you? The geologist.
[11:30] Famous geologist makes groundbreaking
[11:32] discovery. Signal found by Dr. Ritzenko.
[11:36] Can I read this? I can't get any closer
[11:38] to it.
[11:40] Whoa. Okay. You were stabbed to death
[11:42] with a screwdriver.
[11:47] Oh [ __ ] Is the whole crew dead? Am I
[11:50] the only one alive?
[11:52] Nation puts faith in mole. Ah, we're the
[11:55] mole. A strata M13 drilling vessel,
[11:58] affectionately dubbed the mole by its
[12:00] fourman crew. It's set to depart later
[12:02] this week, targeting the near impossible
[12:04] depth of 8,700 m. What's the deepest
[12:08] humans have ever dug in real life?
[12:11] Mission director Stan Adamo is hoping to
[12:14] locate the source of the enigmatic white
[12:16] rabbit signal, which experts believe may
[12:19] be causing the disturbances currently
[12:21] plaguing the nation. The M13 is by some
[12:24] seen as mining and energy conglomerate
[12:27] Strata's attempt to set things right
[12:29] after previous drilling vessel suddenly
[12:31] went missing at lower depths, its crew
[12:34] cut off.
[12:36] Damn, this is like the plot of a movie
[12:38] immediately.
[12:40] Like um there is a movie where they go
[12:42] into the earth. Is it just called core?
[12:45] I think it's called core. Wonder if this
[12:47] is uh inspired by it. To do heating
[12:50] system cycling regular irregular not
[12:52] critical check ballast tanks again. Crew
[12:55] fatigue abort three yes and one no.
[12:59] I'm curious if you were the no and you
[13:01] got killed for it. Vessels of course
[13:03] check diagnostics in the cockpit located
[13:05] on the deck.
[13:11] Okay. Source of massive blackouts
[13:14] discovered. Signal found by Dr. Ritzeno.
[13:20] Dude, this is right up my alley. I love
[13:24] [ __ ] like this.
[13:28] Okay, just have to go down one more.
[13:34] How do I Oh, yeah.
[13:43] Yeah, I know. I'm trying to fix it, bro.
[13:47] I have to turn on power again down here.
[13:52] Oh, I have to do it from up here
[13:58] and put it in the deck. It's one uh one
[14:02] 367.
[14:04] Oh, wait. [ __ ] Was I supposed to do
[14:05] that first?
[14:10] Okay,
[14:13] Sinial
[14:16] Progress. Oh, bloody,
[14:20] you have [ __ ] nailed the aesthetic on
[14:22] this fix vent. Good idea. Okay, I need a
[14:26] green and I need
[14:30] engine. You don't have one.
[14:35] It's in the office.
[14:37] Oh, I hope I don't find more dead
[14:38] people. Mission goals, keep drilling
[14:41] until target depth is reached. Locate
[14:43] signal source. Find out what happened to
[14:45] previous expedition for tomorrow. This
[14:47] is like Iron Long meets expedition 33.
[14:51] Find out what happened to previous
[14:53] expedition for tomorrow. Something went
[14:56] wrong with vent tell Bowden.
[14:59] Okay,
[15:01] cuz now my brain is immediately in
[15:04] expedition 33.
[15:06] It's like who is the paintress and why
[15:08] is she doing it? Now, your mileage
[15:11] varies depending on how that outcome
[15:13] actually plays out. I'm not going to
[15:15] spoil what happens in exposition 33. Um,
[15:19] but that premise alone, I'm like, that's
[15:21] like a novel. That's like a movie. I'm
[15:22] in. And this one immediately as well, we
[15:25] have a clear goal. We know who's
[15:27] involved. It's really simple on on
[15:30] paper. And there's a white rabbit signal
[15:32] we're trying to get to. That is [ __ ]
[15:35] gold. It's like Stalker. Have you ever
[15:37] watched that or played it
[15:40] or read it? Bodan has been losing teeth,
[15:44] which makes him even more irritable than
[15:46] usual. Other than that, the man seems to
[15:48] be keeping it together better than the
[15:50] rest of us. Speculating it might be
[15:52] because he has a family waiting for him
[15:53] back home. Something to keep him going.
[15:56] Victor, White Rabbit's sickness is hard
[15:58] on us all, but seems to be hitting
[15:59] Victor harder than most. Not surprising,
[16:02] sadly. The signal seems intent on
[16:04] digging up the parts of the past we'd
[16:07] prefer to forget. And Victor was doing
[16:09] his best to forget. I know. I'll get to
[16:13] it. Even before the mission. Remarkable
[16:15] that he's still one of the nation's best
[16:18] navigators even when half drunk. Still
[16:20] giving him some extra attention. Need
[16:21] him to know that he's not alone.
[16:24] Okay. How about this Ysef? Also, what's
[16:28] white rabbit sickness? Sickness. Signis
[16:32] Yseph lives on his own little world as
[16:35] usual. He claims to be receiving
[16:36] instructions about the white rabbit from
[16:38] a dead friend, which is never a good
[16:40] sign. Getting near impossible to
[16:42] communicate with him about anything
[16:43] other than the signal. As long as I've
[16:45] known him, he's always been obsessive
[16:47] about his work. This seems different.
[16:50] Perhaps he simply sees more than the
[16:52] rest of us. Stan, there's also a cat
[16:54] online called Stan who gives a little
[16:57] like
[16:58] like the same expression over and over.
[17:00] ever. Whenever I see the name Stean, I
[17:02] think of the cat. Joints are acting up.
[17:04] Eyesight seems to be deteriorating. And
[17:06] emptying the bladder is more difficult
[17:07] than I'm remembering. It's ever been.
[17:10] What could be said? The white rabbit
[17:11] seems to want to remind me of my age.
[17:13] She is there, too. Of course, she always
[17:15] is. Bro, I This is like,
[17:19] oh, there's [ __ ] texture here. I
[17:22] [ __ ] love it. Emergency 80164188.
[17:27] Okay. But I need that at some point.
[17:32] Cockpit.
[17:36] Okay.
[17:39] Oh, I really thought someone was going
[17:40] to be dead in here.
[17:45] Okay. So, what's below us? The engine
[17:48] hole and the engine room.
[17:50] Oh, that dripping makes it sound like
[17:52] someone's up there.
[17:54] I wonder if we can find more fuses at
[17:56] some point.
[17:57] breaking through to the future strata.
[17:59] That's so good.
[18:03] Such cool iconography
[18:06] cuz like you need green, but I only have
[18:10] blue. Blue can't get me into the
[18:15] other place up above, can it?
[18:19] Cuz it's a communication one. But there
[18:21] is Oh god, there's no lights up here
[18:22] now.
[18:27] Where is that? Where's the blue one?
[18:37] Yeah.
[18:39] I was like, this is a message.
[18:43] Check diagnostics in the cockpit located
[18:45] in the deck. Okay. So, that is my goal.
[18:49] Jesus. Trying to get around here when I
[18:51] can't see anything. Yeah, engine is the
[18:53] next one.
[18:58] So, how do I get in? North, south, east,
[19:00] west
[19:04] h.
[19:08] And the engine I can't get into either.
[19:10] Fix vent.
[19:14] Oh, buddy. I'm sorry.
[19:16] I'm going to have to steal that [ __ ]
[19:18] screwdriver that killed you.
[19:22] Can I see it?
[19:25] Ah, I have to turn the lights back on.
[19:34] At least it's not that hard. What if his
[19:36] body was gone? That wouldn't make any
[19:39] sense, but it would be cool to think
[19:41] about. Oh, wait. Maybe I can read this
[19:43] like this. Ah,
[19:46] famous geologist makes groundbreaking
[19:47] discovery signal found by Dr.
[19:49] Is something trying to contact us from
[19:51] below? The frequency of the signal seems
[19:53] to change depending on the observer. Dr.
[19:57] Hitenko says, "In plain terms, it speaks
[20:00] in different ways depending on who's
[20:02] listening. Ever since the Matroska
[20:04] incident, most citizens of the span have
[20:07] in some way or another experienced Oh,
[20:11] spurn. Spurn. SPRN.
[20:15] Cool.
[20:19] Okay.
[20:23] 67
[20:26] 67 67
[20:30] Oh god, I actually have to unscrew.
[20:34] I am the one who does the screwing.
[20:43] I see. Oh Jesus. Oh, I would not trust
[20:46] this.
[20:50] I'm lucky that I have developed a
[20:52] version of my life that does not ever
[20:53] have me crawling through a vent ever.
[20:55] Ever
[20:57] because this is just stupid.
[21:03] Is that a plant?
[21:08] It's making that sound.
[21:19] Something's moving up there.
[21:28] I'm also getting like Event Horizon
[21:30] vibes and Sunshine.
[21:34] Also great films if you've ever seen
[21:35] them.
[21:37] Throne 7:32. and an angel descended upon
[21:41] the earth and wiped every tear from
[21:43] their eyes.
[21:45] What if where I'm going is just hell?
[21:47] What if the signal is Satan on his
[21:50] throne in pandemonium?
[21:54] How do I get there?
[22:00] Oh, [ __ ] yeah. Oh, [ __ ] yeah. Gibbus
[22:05] input coordinates.
[22:07] This is iron long. I don't know where
[22:09] I'm going.
[22:11] Oh no.
[22:16] What?
[22:22] Are you [ __ ] kidding me?
[22:30] Uh,
[22:32] what?
[22:35] Sergey Voronov. Yeah, it was a bit warm
[22:39] down there. Depth achieved 3042.
[22:43] Elena Moratovva. The earth is not a foe.
[22:46] She is a challenge. Depth achieved 4287.
[22:50] Alexia Patrov. The deeper we go, the
[22:53] higher our nation stands. 4904.
[22:57] And we're at 6482. Is that us? I can't
[23:02] remember.
[23:04] Oh god. What in the [ __ ] back rooms
[23:06] is this?
[23:07] Why am I in a classroom? I've gone
[23:09] crazy. I've got white rabbit sickness
[23:10] all over my head.
[23:13] Oh, green. Nice.
[23:16] Like a piece missing in it.
[23:21] Strata Institute of Navigational Studies
[23:23] Navigator Aptitude Final Examination
[23:25] Drill Vessel Steering Systems. Developed
[23:28] and administered on behalf of the
[23:30] government and people of the SPRN. Do
[23:32] not turn this page until you are told to
[23:35] do so. Can I turn the page?
[23:39] Okay.
[23:41] One record.
[23:45] Okay. You pull a lever down, the drill
[23:47] go, and then tape.
[23:49] Two, process data. Tape into computer
[23:52] equals Yes. And then, Professor Adamco,
[23:55] you get a cassette and then you get
[23:57] coordinates.
[24:00] Uhhuh.
[24:02] So up is x coordinates and down is
[24:06] ycoordinates.
[24:09] Where the [ __ ] is this record thing?
[24:14] Was that back here?
[24:18] Yes.
[24:20] So you're the
[24:22] record thing, I'm assuming.
[24:25] Navigation cassette.
[24:27] Okay.
[24:33] Seismic data encoded take out cassette.
[24:35] Did we set off a blast
[24:38] to get like seismic data to be like Oh
[24:41] yeah, we go. Oh, piece is missing. It's
[24:43] the [ __ ] turn parts. That's cool. We
[24:46] set out a blast to get like a shock wave
[24:48] of it. Um,
[24:53] data encrypted must be decrypted in a
[24:55] seismic terminal. Didn't I just do that?
[24:58] Wait, what was the next step?
[25:01] Oh, yeah. We don't put it in that yet.
[25:03] We put it in a computer. A kaper.
[25:06] Computer. Decode this.
[25:12] Diagnostic report. Current course
[25:14] outdated. Input coordinates here.
[25:16] Waypoint set. Yes. Left engine
[25:17] operational. Yes. Right engine
[25:18] operational. Yes. Where's the Are you
[25:21] the
[25:23] computer?
[25:27] Decrypt data and press space. Okay, I'm
[25:30] pressing it.
[25:37] Ground density 4. Is that good? What?
[25:43] What's the ground density here in my
[25:45] house?
[25:48] Okay.
[25:50] I don't want to [ __ ] something up and
[25:51] then have to restart it all. I'm sure
[25:53] I'm not going to do that. But we do up
[25:56] and then down.
[25:59] I don't know if that matters, but I'm
[26:00] following protocol.
[26:05] But what about left and right?
[26:12] Okay, that doesn't do. Okay. Y73x50.
[26:24] How do I
[26:26] Oh [ __ ]
[26:32] Okay. So, I'm setting it. How do I know
[26:35] where I'm supposed to go?
[26:40] Oh, drill speed at four is the highest
[26:43] ground per centimeter cubed. Exceeding
[26:45] max speed risks overheating or drill
[26:48] collapse. So, I have to do 30 RPM. Oh,
[26:50] no. That's the lowest RPM for the
[26:52] highest density.
[26:55] You got it. Okay. I'm confused about
[26:57] what coordinates I just got.
[27:02] Cassette inserted. signal why I
[27:08] Okay, I got the terrain density, but I
[27:11] didn't get did I get coordinates.
[27:21] I don't know where where how what
[27:25] am I dumb?
[27:28] Get coordinates.
[27:30] Yeah, but how?
[27:32] I did the computer thing and then you
[27:33] put it in and you get the coordinates.
[27:34] But
[27:36] oh, it got dark in here. What the [ __ ]
[27:40] Why'd it get dark? How did it get
[27:42] burned?
[27:49] What happens if I put it back in here?
[27:54] Seismic data found. Recording will
[27:55] overwrite the existing memory. Okay, I
[27:58] don't want to do that
[28:01] cuz then I can put this in, but I can
[28:02] change these coordinates,
[28:07] can't I?
[28:09] Oh. Oh, [ __ ] dumb.
[28:12] I was looking for a number, not it's
[28:15] just it's laid out in picture form,
[28:17] guys.
[28:20] That sucks.
[28:21] Um, and then this is the RPM. So, 30
[28:36] Is this good?
[28:45] Am I Am I doing anything?
[28:49] Input coordinates to steer to target.
[28:52] I thought I just did. 28 and 26.
[28:57] Oh,
[28:59] that's confusing. I thought I had to
[29:00] pull it back for some reason. Uh, Y was
[29:03] 30 and X was 26.
[29:08] Hell yeah. Now, can I go forward?
[29:14] Oh [ __ ]
[29:23] Have I Have I done it? Auto.
[29:30] That's sick.
[29:38] What? Vital task zero. Curtain course
[29:40] set. Something's ringing.
[29:45] Hello.
[29:53] Where am I? Where are you?
[30:02] God.
[30:09] It reacts to us as we drill, as we get
[30:12] closer.
[30:15] >> It's alive, Victor.
[30:17] I know things don't seem good now,
[30:19] >> but we have to keep digging.
[30:22] >> Come meet me in my dorm. I have to show
[30:24] you what I found.
[30:33] >> Cool.
[30:39] Something's heavy upstairs.
[30:44] The body is gone.
[30:51] Oh, I didn't really come in and check
[30:52] here before.
[30:57] [ __ ] is that? Oh, another fuse.
[31:00] Okay.
[31:02] Oh, I can't use this right now. I'll
[31:04] keep that for later.
[31:08] Oh my god, there's blood everywhere.
[31:18] It calls. It awakes. It lies. It fers.
[31:21] It smiles.
[31:27] What the [ __ ] is that?
[31:31] What the [ __ ] What did that say on the
[31:34] screens? I don't know. Where am I going?
[31:37] Ew. Ew. Ew. Ew. Ew. Ew. Ew.
[31:41] Survive
[31:45] the monster. Bro, what the [ __ ] is
[31:47] happening?
[31:49] I can't leave without my gllet.
[31:53] Breathe out.
[31:55] You did well.
[31:57] That was nothing but a creature of the
[31:59] past.
[32:01] I'm afraid it gave up on your kind a
[32:03] long time ago.
[32:05] I never did.
[32:08] Mom.
[32:10] Though I wonder why you were here so far
[32:12] below the earth.
[32:14] I suppose you were still looking for
[32:16] your son.
[32:20] That was cool.
[32:23] Angel, help me. Gabriel, unless you're
[32:25] the angel of death, then don't help me.
[32:27] Kill something else.
[32:33] The Vastto Initiative. A sun that never
[32:35] sets.
[32:37] The light of consciousness is the most
[32:39] precious thing any citizen may own.
[32:41] Never let go. Must be kept cold. My
[32:45] consciousness.
[32:47] What the [ __ ] I can't move.
[32:50] He's still here somewhere in this old
[32:51] painful memory of yours.
[32:56] You just have to find him again. Whoa.
[33:00] It's
[33:02] maybe the signal is making us cuz it
[33:04] says we all react differently. Maybe
[33:06] it's tapping into our memories and then
[33:07] showing us [ __ ] that we're scared of.
[33:10] So the other guy was like, "Something
[33:12] else is on the ship, but it's just
[33:14] hallucinations."
[33:16] Maybe the guy did kill himself with the
[33:18] screwdriver cuz he was terrified.
[33:26] Hey key.
[33:30] Is it in the crucifix
[33:35] institute bank of the SPRN? Notice of
[33:37] outstanding debt. Kaminsky. The
[33:39] institute notes that the total sum of
[33:40] your debt now exceeds 39 million. Zev.
[33:45] How much is that? This letter serves as
[33:47] a reminder that we have the authority to
[33:49] dis dispossess your citizenship status
[33:52] should we know should we see no change
[33:56] in your capacity to repay the
[33:57] outstanding amount. Following is a
[33:58] summary of your recent significant bank
[34:00] statements. Hospital, of course. The
[34:03] Vastto initiative took 12 million off
[34:06] me. Relief for recent termination.
[34:11] Crya oblasterary arrangements and relief
[34:14] for prolonged unemployment. You
[34:17] [ __ ]
[34:19] Man, the world really just wants some
[34:21] people dead, doesn't it?
[34:24] What are these things? I keep seeing
[34:25] these around.
[34:32] Oh,
[34:34] September 1982.
[34:37] Still asleep in the static.
[34:41] Bring him to the TV.
[34:44] Oh,
[34:47] the past lies buried down here, Victor.
[34:51] But it doesn't have to be set in stone.
[34:55] Your son can still be saved. I can help
[34:59] you find what you seek.
[35:05] And in the end, perhaps we can both find
[35:08] redemption.
[35:09] Who are you? Are you my consciousness?
[35:13] Wake up for the second time. Not again.
[35:20] Can't see anything this time. Oh, there
[35:21] you go.
[35:26] my glasses.
[35:29] Just consider what I said last spoken
[35:30] through. Sorry, Mr. Long. Is this what I
[35:33] read before?
[35:35] Really don't think you should be calling
[35:36] that number. I know you want to cling
[35:38] out to the hope, but it's best to see if
[35:40] they're off and they want you to take
[35:41] you somewhere that doesn't exist. A
[35:42] place that will never let you truly
[35:43] heal. Okay. New meaning now.
[35:50] Okay,
[35:54] I'm back up and I'm ready to go.
[36:00] Who wants a piece of Victor?
[36:06] It's very dark out here. Oh [ __ ]
[36:13] Oh,
[36:16] give me that.
[36:21] Attention. No valid waypoint. Acquire
[36:22] updated coordinates from the lab. Okay,
[36:24] I know how to do that now. Take the
[36:27] cassette. You will need it. I'm sorry,
[36:29] bro. You got effed in the B.
[36:33] My dear friend, let me tell you
[36:34] something I think would surprise you.
[36:36] Let me tell you something. Let me tell
[36:38] you something. Ever since I was first
[36:40] exposed to the signal, I've been hearing
[36:42] your voice again. This is a strange and
[36:44] wonderful thing in itself, but the
[36:46] things you reveal to me about the signal
[36:48] are stranger and more wonderful still.
[36:50] You told me to interpret the frequency
[36:52] as brain waves. It's not fickle or
[36:55] random, but an expression of something
[36:57] almost like a mind, only one more vast
[37:00] and complex than anything we've ever
[37:01] encountered before. You also told me
[37:04] that the signal can be trapped.
[37:07] Britenium seems to stabilize the signal
[37:10] when it passes through the crystal
[37:11] structure like a beam of light suspended
[37:13] by a prism. The two things are clearly
[37:16] linked. That much I can figure out even
[37:18] without you. Now there is talk about
[37:20] aborting the mission. And I feel like I
[37:22] may be the only one who realizes how
[37:24] close we are to uncovering something
[37:26] truly momentous. I so very much miss the
[37:29] correspondence we had. I know you would
[37:32] have understood. Yours truly, Yseph
[37:34] Rutsenko.
[37:36] Damn. Take this with you. Start [ __ ]
[37:38] beating [ __ ]
[37:40] Oh, no smoking in here, bro. That's what
[37:41] killed you.
[37:45] Geology rocks.
[37:49] I don't like that it made a noise when I
[37:51] did that. Can I put the other tape in
[37:53] here? Surely not.
[37:58] No.
[38:00] This is the orange cassette. That's a
[38:01] red door.
[38:06] Okay, shut up. Where is it? No, it's
[38:08] this.
[38:11] No, it's this. Shh.
[38:14] Unread order available in terminal
[38:17] again.
[38:24] Nothing here. Oh, need a communication
[38:26] cassette.
[38:31] This is such a cool way of doing it.
[38:33] Like you put the cassette in to download
[38:35] it onto the tape, then bring it over
[38:37] here to read it.
[38:39] I love it. Maria here. We at Surface
[38:43] Control had our first moment of joy
[38:45] since the Matroska incident when you
[38:47] completed the course correction.
[38:50] Matrioska incident. Is that a real thing
[38:53] that happened? An ongoing state aligned
[38:55] Russian influence and disinformation
[38:56] campaign. I don't think that's the same
[38:58] one we're talking about. Thank you for
[39:01] keeping our hopes alive. Now for the bad
[39:03] news. Our systems have lost track of the
[39:05] signal again. You'd think something that
[39:07] has caused so much havoc up here would
[39:09] be easier to find. I'm aware that Dr.
[39:12] Rutsenko is the one responsible for
[39:14] interpreting the signal data. Well, he
[39:16] [ __ ] dead.
[39:18] But it's been a disturbingly long time
[39:20] since we received any data at all from
[39:22] his lab. Cuz he [ __ ] dead. I refuse
[39:25] to accept the worst. You have to accept
[39:27] it. He dead. But you need to make a new
[39:30] recording. Uh, even if Reno is unable to
[39:33] do so himself, otherwise you'll be
[39:35] digging blindly for tomorrow. Yeah, for
[39:39] tomorrow and all that. [ __ ] you guys.
[39:41] I'm not getting paid enough. And this
[39:42] sucks.
[39:46] Hey, now I have two fuses.
[39:51] Um,
[39:53] maybe both of these.
[39:56] Now we have two.
[40:02] 67 67
[40:06] Okay. Stuff chill here.
[40:08] What is this saying? No active waypoint
[40:11] set. Retrieve waypoint data from the
[40:12] lab. Yeah, I'm on my way. I'm on my
[40:15] goddamn way. I'm the only one left.
[40:18] Give me a [ __ ] second, will you?
[40:22] Cripe. Okay, we need navigation
[40:26] cassette. We need to figure out what
[40:28] hour
[40:33] I found a way point acquired. Object
[40:34] coordinates from the lab. I'm trying.
[40:36] Why can't I pull this?
[40:38] Hello.
[40:42] What's this saying? Navigation locked.
[40:44] No way. Point data found. Insert a
[40:46] neural cassette with a laboratory
[40:48] recording. Oh,
[40:50] yeah. I have to go into the lab. It did
[40:53] say that.
[40:56] I was getting ahead of myself.
[41:03] Boss, let me in.
[41:10] I don't know. Green or glowing energy
[41:12] crystal. I wouldn't pick up with my
[41:14] [ __ ] bare hands.
[41:19] This is my light, Victor. At least what
[41:21] remains of it. Oh my god, it's the
[41:22] signal talking to me. Follow it and I
[41:24] will lead you through the darkness.
[41:29] Holy [ __ ]
[41:35] Okay, I've got the signal inscribed on
[41:37] my eyeballs now.
[41:40] Signal handling procedure. Convert
[41:41] signal data into a usable waypoint.
[41:44] Signal data destabilizes vessel systems
[41:46] on contact. Approved method. Tune radio
[41:49] transmitter to correct signal frequency.
[41:51] Record the signal onto a cassette.
[41:53] Insert cassette into navigation system
[41:55] to process coordinates. Important.
[41:57] Standard strata cassettes will fail
[41:59] under signal load. Use instead neural
[42:01] storage cassettes designed to carry
[42:03] unstable cognitive data compatible with
[42:06] signal structure. Okay. Tune radio
[42:09] transmitter to correct signal frequency.
[42:17] How do I know when I'm there? Hold on.
[42:21] Does that go in here?
[42:24] untuned.
[42:28] Okay.
[42:31] Am I picking up those voices?
[42:34] I don't know what I'm doing.
[42:38] It stops though.
[42:41] Is there a way of knowing better of what
[42:43] I'm doing? Oh [ __ ] Okay.
[42:46] Wired raw reader circuit to screen.
[42:49] Place crystal and circle circuit to
[42:51] activate. Hanium crystal seems to trap
[42:53] frequency. Gotcha. Signal exposure
[42:56] leaves imprint on retina. Oh, maybe I
[42:58] have to imprint it on my retina and then
[43:00] start tuning.
[43:03] Need room to be dark.
[43:08] Whoa, that's so [ __ ] cool.
[43:21] Is this good?
[43:25] I'm going blind.
[43:32] Is that supposed to line up with that? I
[43:33] I don't know what I'm doing.
[43:37] Oh [ __ ]
[43:41] Okay. 17120.
[43:44] Ah,
[43:46] that's cool.
[43:50] Okay,
[43:52] so 17.
[44:03] [ __ ] yeah.
[44:06] That's so sick.
[44:09] Okay, what was next?
[44:11] Record the signal onto cassette. Inset
[44:13] into navigation system to process
[44:15] coordinates. Okay, thank you.
[44:19] The idea that someone has to sit here
[44:21] with a [ __ ] wacky crystal imprinted
[44:24] onto their retinas and then put it on
[44:27] the [ __ ] board.
[44:29] That's pretty sick.
[44:34] Okay, so do you go in there?
[44:41] I don't know what I'm looking for.
[44:50] Incompatible files. Commit will be
[44:53] reverted. Okay.
[44:56] Reading cassette write permissions
[44:58] granted. Opening up register listing
[45:00] readable files. How the [ __ ] am I
[45:02] supposed to know? System requires three
[45:05] vectors of file type XYZ. Okay. XYZ
[45:09] XYZ
[45:10] XYZ Okay, maybe that wasn't as hard as I
[45:14] thought it would be.
[45:20] Are we in [ __ ] space?
[45:23] This is off course. Course correction
[45:25] required.
[45:26] Okay, you got it. You got it. Can Now,
[45:29] can I do this stuff? Uh, navigation
[45:32] cassette.
[45:35] Boom.
[45:37] Seismic data encoded. Take out cassette.
[45:41] Do I have to put it back in here?
[45:46] Uh, yes. Cuz I need to decode it.
[45:52] Decrypt it.
[45:57] What kind of ground per centimeter cubed
[45:58] are we working with? 2.71.
[46:01] Okay. Do I need to put this one back in?
[46:06] No action needed. Okay. Waypoint up to
[46:08] date. Uh 2.71,
[46:14] which would lead to
[46:17] Oh,
[46:20] 62 to 54.
[46:24] Should I just put it in the middle?
[46:32] I don't think that's good. Am I supposed
[46:33] to do some [ __ ] math?
[46:36] 2.71. So, we're between 2.6 and 3, which
[46:41] is between 62 and 54.
[46:46] Oh, maybe it's 60 then.
[46:50] Oh, this is moving.
[46:53] There you go. And our coordinates are
[46:56] going to be
[47:00] Give us a little more clearance.
[47:04] 85 and 37.
[47:11] [ __ ] yeah. That's so cool.
[47:18] I really enjoy this system. Lock that
[47:20] bad boy in. Autopilot that [ __ ] I
[47:23] locked onto the signal, [ __ ]
[47:28] Now what? Now I die. Someone kills me.
[47:32] Oh, got to pick up my sweet 16 phone.
[47:37] Oh, it's October now.
[47:42] Oh, don't you hate when you pick up the
[47:43] phone and you get memories?
[47:49] Who am I [ __ ] calling?
[47:58] Oh, I can back out.
[48:01] Uh
[48:03] 82736409.
[48:09] Pedro Kaminski. Whoa,
[48:13] that is a terrifying face.
[48:18] 1979.
[48:22] Central Hospital 12.
[48:25] Vosto payment to
[48:28] Okay.
[48:30] Neuro cassette ID 51.
[48:34] Vosto makes no medical claims.
[48:35] Interpretation and meaning are left to
[48:37] those who received the cassette. That's
[48:39] I don't understand this. A sun that
[48:42] never sets. Payment due 30 days from
[48:45] issue.
[48:46] Service for a neural cassette. Hospital
[48:48] site deployment. Inscription procedure
[48:50] and preparation and custodial packaging.
[48:54] Do we get cassette brains? 8273649.
[49:02] How do I
[49:07] Oh [ __ ] Oh.
[49:10] Ah. My eyeballs are getting wet.
[49:14] How do I reset this?
[49:17] I can't
[49:22] hang it up.
[49:29] Hello.
[49:34] Help. Coin goes in.
[49:37] 82736409.
[49:51] >> You've reached Vast continuity services.
[49:56] Thank you for taking this step.
[50:00] >> Before we proceed, please remember
[50:04] preservation is not an act of denial. It
[50:07] is an act of care.
[50:10] A neural cassette has been issued to a
[50:12] registered name. Petra, please enter the
[50:16] cassette identification number
[50:17] associated with this name. Cassette
[50:20] identification number
[50:24] 51.
[50:30] Oh,
[50:32] this ID is associated with the name P E
[50:35] D R O.
[50:38] If this is correct, press one. If not,
[50:40] press two.
[50:43] Thank you, Kaminsky, for registering
[50:45] with Vosto.
[50:47] Our records indicate that the payment
[50:49] has not yet been finalized and requires
[50:51] your registration consent.
[50:55] >> This call serves as verification.
[50:58] To proceed, we will ask you to confirm
[50:59] some details. Okay.
[51:03] Enter the age of the person associated
[51:04] with this record, then press hash.
[51:09] Uh,
[51:10] what year are we in?
[51:13] 1974.
[51:17] Oh,
[51:20] 1980.
[51:23] We are six years old.
[51:29] 1979.
[51:34] Central Hospital 1980.
[51:42] Huh?
[51:44] Date of birth, 2nd of January, 1974.
[51:48] Issued on 1978, valid till 1988. Are we
[51:52] a [ __ ] baby? Invoice date 1980.
[52:05] Please enter the hospital identification
[52:07] number. I
[52:09] I mean, I got that immediately. I just
[52:11] thought we were older. I didn't know we
[52:13] were six. I mean, obviously the person
[52:14] on the phone isn't six, but I wasn't
[52:18] connecting things. Uh, please enter the
[52:20] hospital identification number where the
[52:22] person is currently located.
[52:25] Oh, wait. That's probably on this,
[52:26] right?
[52:30] No. Well, hospital 12.
[52:40] Yeah. Is it 12?
[52:45] Thank you. The information is correct.
[52:46] Okay. I'm thinking way too hard about
[52:50] this. It's really straightforward. You
[52:51] previously stated that the person's last
[52:53] confirmed happy memory occurred on their
[52:55] birthday 1979.
[53:00] Day, month, and year.
[53:04] Okay.
[53:07] Um,
[53:08] so 0201
[53:11] 1979
[53:15] or is it just 79?
[53:18] Okay, the date is correct.
[53:21] Verification is complete. All required
[53:22] details have been confirmed.
[53:28] The total amount due is 39 million ZEV.
[53:33] To confirm payment, press one.
[53:37] The payment has been authorized. Make
[53:39] the Vastto bank bank transaction. The
[53:42] funds will be drawn from your bank
[53:43] account within one to three working
[53:45] days. Your account is now in debt and
[53:47] may be subject to citizen review.
[53:51] During an on-site visit, a personal
[53:53] recording was collected from you. What?
[53:57] This recording will now be played back.
[53:59] Oh god.
[54:04] me talk.
[54:07] >> I Okay, I'm sorry. I'm not
[54:10] >> I'm not good with words.
[54:13] >> I I feel like I should remember some
[54:16] special moment to tell you about,
[54:19] >> but I can't
[54:22] I don't know where one memory ends and
[54:24] the next one begins. Is this my kid?
[54:28] >> It's all just him.
[54:32] All these things I went I want to teach
[54:34] him. All these things I want him to
[54:36] experience.
[54:38] >> Just every
[54:49] >> What the [ __ ]
[54:53] >> Coughs in backward. It's okay. Daddy is
[54:55] here.
[54:59] >> I'm sorry. I just don't
[55:03] [ __ ] me, man.
[55:08] >> I just want to be the kind of father who
[55:09] tries, who keeps trying until there's
[55:11] nothing left to try.
[55:21] Thank you for sharing that with us.
[55:25] Due to the subject's critical condition,
[55:29] the day scheduled for inscription
[55:31] procedure is tomorrow.
[55:40] Post procedure documentation will be
[55:42] finalized automatically. Cassette
[55:44] retrieval instructions will be issued
[55:46] within the state.
[56:01] So on the phone apparently.
[56:03] Damn.
[56:05] I'm truly sorry you had to go through
[56:06] that again.
[56:10] [ __ ] dude.
[56:15] Can I call this number?
[56:18] Attention vessels off course. Course
[56:19] correction required. It's always [ __ ]
[56:21] required. 80164188
[56:28] 64188.
[56:36] >> You You have reached the Strata
[56:38] emergency service.
[56:40] >> Please state the nature of your
[56:42] emergency as well as your drilling
[56:43] vessels.
[56:49] Uh, not good.
[56:55] Okay,
[56:57] cool. Very helpful for me. Thank you.
[57:02] All right. Do I have to get coordinates
[57:04] the same way again with the new world
[57:06] cassette and everything?
[57:08] Oh, yeah, I do. That's so sick.
[57:12] Close the door. Where's the projector
[57:15] doing that? Oh, cool.
[57:19] Okay. Do I still have the crystal? Oh,
[57:27] burn that [ __ ] onto daddy's retinas.
[57:33] Oh, 17120. Still
[57:39] uh neural cassette.
[57:45] Ah, no. Grab that one.
[57:54] Tuned.
[58:00] Um, and let's do the seismic cassette
[58:03] first. Actually, no, we don't need to
[58:06] cuz it doesn't matter which order you do
[58:07] them in.
[58:12] Waypoint up to date. Geological Waypoint
[58:14] data already uploaded system.
[58:17] Oh,
[58:19] okay. Do I have to do any of this?
[58:23] Is it all the same as before?
[58:31] I think I might have just had to sit
[58:32] down and input the coordinates again.
[58:34] But we'll do all this just in case. Just
[58:37] in case. Set.
[58:39] 3.45. No, it's different.
[58:44] Okay. Um.
[58:47] Oh, I thought there was no path.
[58:53] Like having it like right in the middle.
[58:55] Uh 3.45,
[58:57] which is
[59:00] just above 46
[59:03] or just below 46.
[59:07] So like 45.
[59:14] Oh, wait. Is Or is it the other way?
[59:18] Oh,
[59:20] never mind. That was right. Uh 18 and
[59:24] 68.
[59:30] [ __ ] yeah. It It's so cool. It makes you
[59:32] feel so smart.
[59:37] Okay, now I feel dumb. Jibus,
[59:40] what happened?
[59:43] Engine failure detected. Immediate
[59:44] repair required. Okay, I have to get to
[59:46] the engine room.
[59:48] How do I get into the engine?
[59:53] Oh, what now? I don't want to cry over
[59:56] my child.
[59:58] >> Can you read me, Stean?
[60:02] >> Bodhan, here. Please answer.
[60:05] >> Victor. Victor,
[60:08] >> of course it's you.
[60:11] >> Don't say a word. Just shut up.
[60:16] >> I told him from the start. I said it
[60:19] during the prep.
[60:21] >> I said it to Stan's face.
[60:25] >> If we bring you with us, then the
[60:27] mission is doomed. [ __ ] rude.
[60:30] >> You're poison, Victor.
[60:33] >> That's what you are.
[60:36] You sit up there in that cockpit
[60:37] pretending you're in control while the
[60:40] rest of us burn in [ __ ] hell down
[60:42] here.
[60:44] >> Katnia is waiting for me. Lilia and Vera
[60:48] are waiting for me. I have everything to
[60:50] lose.
[60:52] >> All you have is that [ __ ] cassette
[60:54] full of fake memories.
[60:57] >> Taking the engines apart. We're stopping
[60:58] here.
[61:01] This mission is over.
[61:04] Don't come down here. Don't even [ __ ]
[61:06] think about trying to stop me
[61:09] >> or I'll put a screwdriver through your
[61:11] skull.
[61:13] >> Just stay up there. Dig your own grave
[61:15] for all I care.
[61:18] >> Seemed good at that.
[61:22] Guess who's coming in.
[61:26] Oh, and you laid out flowers for me. How
[61:28] beautiful. That's so nice. Thank you.
[61:33] I'm here to [ __ ] up the mission.
[61:37] Okay, I have a new fuse. Can I put that
[61:39] in the engine?
[61:44] Yeah, buddy. Three fuses. It's already
[61:47] set to three.
[61:50] 67. 67.
[61:55] Right. Engine failure man. Oh, manual
[61:57] repair required.
[61:59] It's cool that
[62:02] again it's a little like
[62:05] mouthwashing in that regard. Like you're
[62:07] piecing together what actually happened
[62:10] as you're going.
[62:18] Oh,
[62:19] look at all these pipes.
[62:22] So sexy. I love I told you guys before
[62:25] at the backs of buildings, I love taking
[62:27] pictures of them to see like this the
[62:29] fire escape stairs and the pipes and the
[62:32] wiring and the dishes and the air
[62:34] conditioners and everything out the
[62:36] back. I just love
[62:38] I just love that aesthetic. I don't know
[62:40] what it is about it.
[62:42] It's like the inner workings of things.
[62:44] Like this is the real thing that's
[62:45] keeping everything alive and running and
[62:47] going and not the cleaned up front that
[62:52] you normally see.
[62:55] Should get purple cassette down here,
[62:56] right?
[62:59] Oh, I should get big wrench.
[63:02] I have to bash someone's face in
[63:06] break that [ __ ]
[63:09] I have an engine key. Can that work?
[63:12] Uh, 2nd of November. Fix an issue with
[63:14] the engine's filters. Right. One breaks
[63:17] and under too much strain. Spoke to the
[63:18] pilot about it. Weird [ __ ] That me.
[63:21] Right engine filter keeps breaking.
[63:23] Keeping an inventory on hand here in the
[63:25] shed for now. Guesta dug up the first
[63:28] junk they could find for this mission.
[63:30] Desperate times and all that. Idiots.
[63:32] Piece of [ __ ] Filter broke again. Down
[63:34] to one spare now. I'll have to It'll
[63:36] have to do. Keep having nightmares.
[63:39] Always about Lilia and Vera. missed him
[63:41] so goddamn much. So, is this like a
[63:44] thing that's actually happening? Is the
[63:45] signal actually making this happen or
[63:47] are we getting like cabin fever for
[63:48] being down here? Also, what's the guy's
[63:50] plan? I'm going to stop the engines and
[63:52] we're not going anywhere anymore. So,
[63:54] we'll just stand out here and die. 7th
[63:57] of November, so 5 days after. This
[64:00] mission was one big mistake from the
[64:01] start. Things go missing. Everyone acts
[64:03] like lunatics. The pilot most of all, I
[64:05] bet my life he is risking this entire
[64:07] mission with that insane cassette of
[64:09] his. If Adamo is too much of an idiot to
[64:12] steer this ship straight, then I'll do
[64:14] it myself. Oh, Adamo is the pilot.
[64:17] Sorry, I I'm all over the place. I I
[64:21] should do a video on my Spedicy channel
[64:23] talking about what happened to me in the
[64:25] last couple of months because I am
[64:27] coming down off like 3 weeks of
[64:29] migraines. So, my brain isn't
[64:32] fully on and I was even like, should I
[64:34] record today or not? But I I really like
[64:36] the look of this game, so I just
[64:40] decided I want to do it, but maybe I'm
[64:43] not ready cuz all the information that's
[64:44] going in is not really sticking. My My
[64:47] brain's not sticky at the moment. Can I
[64:49] have your purple suit? Purple guy.
[64:54] Okay,
[64:56] that seems important.
[64:58] Hey, if you pick it up, I'll bring it
[65:00] with me. I just don't know where it goes
[65:01] yet.
[65:04] Let's find out, shall we?
[65:09] Oh brother.
[65:13] Everyone's goddamn dead. You got
[65:16] eviscerated.
[65:20] [ __ ] me, man.
[65:23] Do this [ __ ] all on my own.
[65:28] Are we going to find out that I'm the
[65:29] reason they're all dead?
[65:32] Like, you'll say, "Oh, there's a monster
[65:33] on board." But I actually just went
[65:34] crazy and killed everyone.
[65:39] you fuse. Oh,
[65:45] Jesus.
[65:48] Okay, so those fuses bad. I need another
[65:50] new one.
[65:53] Can I take one out from my lights up
[65:55] above or do I have to find a new one
[65:57] down here?
[66:08] This is a cool game so far.
[66:11] I really like it. Air flow's off,
[66:14] coolant's off, fuel pumps are off.
[66:17] Well, that's not what you want to see,
[66:18] is it?
[66:21] And I like this. I like how tactile
[66:23] everything is. I like using all the
[66:24] tools
[66:26] and keeping them with me and
[66:29] piecing stuff together myself.
[66:33] It's very fun.
[66:40] Okay. Nice. Fan should be on now. Hell
[66:43] yeah.
[66:46] All right.
[66:50] Oh, I thought there was a gap.
[66:52] What else can I fix from my dismal
[66:54] circumstances?
[67:00] Can I go that way? Excuse me. Excuse me.
[67:04] Coolant and fuel pumps. Oh, everything.
[67:06] Oh, it's the right engine, I see.
[67:12] Um, I might go take a fuse from way up
[67:14] top.
[67:18] And see if that'll work.
[67:22] Hurry.
[67:26] Although, I don't know what I I could
[67:27] probably use this on some [ __ ]
[67:32] I'm going to need to grab some coolant,
[67:34] aren't I?
[67:37] Wait, let me look around in here now
[67:38] that I know. I'm looking for fuses.
[67:41] A clock. You think a clock couldn't save
[67:43] us? Turn back time. If I could turn back
[67:48] time.
[67:50] I swear to God if this whole video gets
[67:53] claimed because of singing that one
[67:54] lyric. Okay, I can't go back out. That's
[67:56] good to know. Oh, wait. I can't.
[68:00] Don't linger.
[68:02] Tell me what to do.
[68:05] To remain still is to be buried.
[68:09] Maybe for you. Take it out of here.
[68:19] Oh, [ __ ] It's me hitting the
[68:21] brush.
[68:24] I really thought that that was something
[68:26] chasing me cuz I turned out the lights.
[68:29] Terrifying.
[68:33] Whoa, that looked like it got bigger all
[68:34] of a sudden. Wait, is that different?
[68:37] Why did it seem way longer?
[68:43] Okay, I've got a fuse. And I refuse to
[68:46] give up.
[68:53] For some reason, just holding W doesn't
[68:55] work. You have to keep pressing it.
[69:00] Okay,
[69:02] nice.
[69:04] So, that's all that stuff working.
[69:08] Righty ho ho. I had to press something
[69:11] down there.
[69:13] Okay, fuel pumps are working. Now, I
[69:15] just need coolant.
[69:20] which I thought you would like have a
[69:21] key on you or something,
[69:24] but you are [ __ ] useless to me.
[69:29] Oh. Oh, it's really [ __ ] dark. I
[69:32] couldn't see anything.
[69:34] Ah okay.
[69:43] That good. Repair the engine. Nice.
[69:47] Now that's stuck there, so I can't use
[69:49] it again.
[69:50] Oh, I really thought your body was going
[69:52] to be gone.
[69:57] Oh god,
[70:06] there's still this thing. I don't know
[70:08] if I am able to get into that.
[70:11] Be careful. It is waking up.
[70:17] I don't have
[70:19] purple tape, right?
[70:23] No, this is a communication cuz Okay,
[70:25] I'll be back down here eventually.
[70:34] Yeah, this [ __ ] place is changing.
[70:41] Oh,
[70:44] I'm losing my mind. This whole area is
[70:47] different.
[70:51] I was like, why did it feel longer the
[70:52] first time? Cuz it was.
[70:59] Oh Christ.
[71:03] Oh,
[71:07] I don't like it. I don't like it. I
[71:09] don't like it. It's coming.
[71:11] It's coming. Get it.
[71:14] Get it.
[71:18] [ __ ] Oh god. What do I do? What do I
[71:21] do? What do I do? Run. Run. Run. [ __ ]
[71:25] me.
[71:28] Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Oh, hanging
[71:30] bodies. Okay.
[71:34] Oh Jesus. Oh Jesus. I don't like him to
[71:36] think under pressure. Oh, he's close.
[71:40] What do I do? What do I do? What do I
[71:42] do? Door 311.
[71:47] Where is he? Where is he? He's close.
[71:53] I don't know where he is.
[72:01] 311 is down here somewhere.
[72:04] Oh, you ugly [ __ ]
[72:08] 307. Oh, it's in the middle of this.
[72:11] 309.
[72:16] Did I win and die at the same time? Oh,
[72:18] what is wrong with you?
[72:21] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ]
[72:22] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ]
[72:23] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ]
[72:23] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ] [ __ ]
[72:23] [ __ ] F. [ __ ]
[72:25] Close it.
[72:31] I hate this. I hate this.
[72:35] Go go go go go go go go go go
[72:36] go go go go go go go go go go
[72:37] go go.
[72:39] Oh, kick it in the face.
[72:44] Oh, yeah. Exactly what I wanted you to
[72:46] do. Well played.
[72:51] Oh, is that the visage of like my dead
[72:52] kid or something?
[72:55] [ __ ] man.
[73:02] Oh why?
[73:05] Why more?
[73:08] Just let me go.
[73:12] It's not real. It's not real. It's not
[73:13] real. It's not real. It's not real. It's
[73:15] not real.
[73:19] Real enough to scare the [ __ ] out of me.
[73:23] The [ __ ] in my pants is real. As long as
[73:26] you are here, I can hold it off.
[73:29] I think it's my conscience talking to
[73:30] me. But you can't run from the past
[73:32] forever.
[73:34] I missed what that one said.
[73:37] Holy [ __ ]
[73:41] Where's my cassettes?
[73:45] Huh?
[73:49] Oh, it's here.
[73:53] Okay. Jesus,
[73:56] that was terrifying.
[73:59] Oh, look. Seismic data. Cool.
[74:02] Let's go back to normaly after that,
[74:04] shall we? Let's Everything's [ __ ]
[74:06] fine now.
[74:12] 3.45. That was
[74:16] same as last time, isn't it?
[74:23] God, why is it so dark in here?
[74:26] Why can't I move that?
[74:30] Hello.
[74:34] Okay. Everything else is the same.
[74:38] Input coordinates. Adjust the RPM with
[74:40] the throttle. I'm trying, but it
[74:42] wouldn't let me. Oh, right.
[74:57] What was it last time? I can't remember.
[74:59] Uh 18 and 68.
[75:08] Um
[75:10] yeah 45.
[75:16] Righty ho.
[75:20] Locked on.
[75:22] Autopilot engage.
[75:25] Now I can relax. What depth are we at?
[75:27] It says it somewhere.
[75:30] 7423. We're getting there.
[75:35] We're pretty damn close.
[75:37] Thank you. Oh no.
[75:42] I'm back in my house.
[75:45] Let's
[75:47] go to the top floor.
[75:50] Do what it has.
[75:55] I don't know if there's a hint somewhere
[75:57] as to what floor I'm supposed to be on.
[76:05] Yeah, that looks about right. This is
[76:08] some Silent Hill 2 looking ass.
[76:13] Calamity strikes nation 11th of April
[76:15] early morning. The first of an ongoing
[76:17] series of earthquakes struck nigured.
[76:22] The It's like trying to read the places
[76:23] in Metal Gear Solid 3 again. Gajnigrad.
[76:27] The events have led to several power
[76:28] plants failing and the city center is at
[76:31] the time of writing ravaged by countless
[76:33] fires. More recent reports also indicate
[76:36] that nearly all types of electronics in
[76:38] the city have been rendered unusable.
[76:41] Authorities have yet to comment on if
[76:44] this is a natural phenomenon or some
[76:45] kind of coordinated attack. The
[76:47] seemingly ever escalating nature of the
[76:49] disaster has however already led to some
[76:52] dubbing it as the Matroska incident. Uh
[76:56] okay. So just earthquakes are causing
[76:59] it. Maybe because we're digging into the
[77:00] [ __ ] ground and the signal's like,
[77:03] "Yeah, you're all about to die."
[77:08] Have you lost someone? To lose a loved
[77:09] one is the deepest wound a person can
[77:12] carry. The world is cruel. We learned
[77:14] that far too early. But it does not have
[77:16] to end there. Through revolutionary
[77:19] neuroarchchival technology, the Vostto
[77:21] Initiative offers a final chance to
[77:23] preserve what matters most. Using our
[77:25] state-of-the-art memory cassettes, a
[77:27] human consciousness can be transferred
[77:28] moments before biological death. A
[77:32] voice, a memory, a presence preserved.
[77:35] So you never truly have to say goodbye.
[77:37] And perhaps one day you may even speak
[77:39] again.
[77:41] Oh, did I lose my kid and I put him in a
[77:43] cassette?
[77:57] Emergency now confidential. If you hear
[77:58] a patient who has been confirmed to be
[78:00] deceased speak, do not under any
[78:03] circumstances listen to what they are
[78:04] saying. Oh, that is some SCP [ __ ]
[78:13] So quiet. Uh, hospital 12. Ooh, that's
[78:16] the one that was on the note. Elena
[78:19] Moratova. Patient still without
[78:21] appetite. Lucid but under continuous
[78:23] distress. Exposure to signal
[78:25] paradoxically seems to alleviate some
[78:27] symptoms. Reinstate IV 24 hours. Place
[78:30] signal recording at 2hour intervals.
[78:32] Like the white rabbit signal.
[78:34] The day after patient catatonic without
[78:36] constant exposure to signal experiences
[78:38] sudden bursts of activity, speaks an
[78:40] unknown but seemingly coherent language.
[78:43] Keep sedated and make sure to never
[78:45] handle without proper support staff.
[78:48] Arrange for immediate patient transfer
[78:50] to specialist hospital. Law enforcement
[78:53] notified.
[78:54] Damn.
[78:57] The family of Daniel Petrova in 282 had
[79:01] paid for the vastto procedure but the
[79:03] patient died. suddenly last night. So,
[79:05] the nurses on staff missed a recording
[79:07] window. How do we handle this? What do
[79:08] we tell them? Tell them you [ __ ] up
[79:10] and get sued.
[79:19] That's right there.
[79:21] Oh [ __ ]
[79:26] What does that mean for Jack Boy?
[79:30] Hospital 12, Children's Ward. Yeah. So,
[79:33] I'm there.
[79:36] What room is it?
[79:39] 282. Is that where I should be going?
[79:44] This doesn't have a room.
[79:49] Oh, that's freaky.
[79:51] 282
[79:53] is not on that.
[80:00] I guess I could just walk around and
[80:02] look.
[80:04] Right. It doesn't say room on this.
[80:08] Does it?
[80:14] I just go for a wander.
[80:20] Can I go this way? No, I can't.
[80:27] [ __ ]
[80:33] Okay cool.
[80:35] Scared the [ __ ] out of me. I think I
[80:38] actually farted when that just happened.
[80:42] Three.
[80:46] What the hell are these?
[80:49] There's a big three on the floor.
[80:51] Nothing there, but there's a room
[80:52] number. Is that 311?
[80:56] Uh TV.
[81:00] Okay. Where's 311?
[81:05] There is no 311.
[81:07] 319, 320, 312, and 13, 39, and 310. But
[81:11] there's no 311.
[81:15] Uhoh.
[81:22] Maybe I'll see it.
[81:27] Oh god, it's dark.
[81:29] I'm going to follow the lights.
[81:33] There goes my boy.
[81:37] As beautiful as the day he died. Oh, is
[81:40] this Saturn eating its kid? That's the
[81:43] name of it, right? Is this
[81:47] or is it Jupiter eats its kid?
[81:50] Can't remember.
[81:52] Oh, look at these. A bunch of white men
[81:55] who are the problem.
[82:00] Oh lovely.
[82:02] Earthquakes and burning.
[82:05] Burning man.
[82:10] Oh, man. I'm losing it.
[82:15] I don't like when I'm losing it.
[82:22] Okay.
[82:26] Oh,
[82:28] I don't know. The rest of them I can do
[82:30] anything with.
[82:41] Oh, here's the TV.
[82:45] The hell are these drawings?
[83:04] Oh [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] Daddy.
[83:10] Oh god.
[83:13] Oh god. Son.
[83:16] Oh my god. It's following me.
[83:24] Okay. So 3 something 7 317.
[83:33] Can't do that.
[83:35] That's creepy.
[83:39] There's no Oh, there is a 307.
[83:44] It's on the opposite side.
[83:48] Get away from my child.
[83:51] When your child is freaking you out,
[83:53] it's okay to be scared of them and run
[83:54] away.
[83:58] Okay, never mind. I thought I had
[84:01] solutions to things.
[84:09] I [ __ ] hate it. Wait, let's go back.
[84:12] See if it says numbers now on the
[84:14] screens.
[84:22] Oh, I had to come back here.
[84:25] 317 was the room they were in. So,
[84:29] did he not want to be a dad or he was
[84:31] scared of being a dad or something
[84:32] [ __ ] up? And then the mom came in here
[84:34] and had the baby and the place burned
[84:35] down and I'm seeing like my burnt child.
[84:39] Hey, what's up?
[84:43] No, that's fine. Yeah. Ding ding.
[84:46] Yeah, you're at reception.
[84:48] Let me out.
[84:52] Oh thanks.
[84:56] [ __ ] out of here.
[85:00] Wait, is there someone in that on the
[85:01] screens?
[85:04] Oh, that's cool.
[85:07] Oh, I wish I picked up on that sooner.
[85:12] I love that.
[85:14] Okay. 317 should be
[85:19] over
[85:21] here,
[85:24] right?
[85:27] This way.
[85:36] Is this where it all went down?
[85:42] Oh, my beautiful boy.
[85:48] My god.
[85:51] Instead, you set him free.
[85:54] I killed him.
[86:03] Did I turn off the machines?
[86:15] Respiratory unit off.
[86:25] Please don't tell me that that was a
[86:27] sequence I was supposed to get and trial
[86:28] and error and I just did it immediately.
[86:31] There's no way. I I don't believe that.
[86:34] Absolutely no way. And the cardiac
[86:36] support.
[86:38] Where is that?
[86:44] Oh,
[86:51] he's not truly gone. Victor,
[86:54] take the cassette, hold them in your
[86:56] arms, and you will know.
[87:00] That's so [ __ ]
[87:03] Impressive
[87:08] that such a small vessel can contain
[87:10] something as infinite as a soul. My
[87:13] child's soul is not on that. But a body
[87:16] should not have to live.
[87:18] This may have been all they could give
[87:20] you.
[87:24] But I have no such limits.
[87:27] Keep following the signal, Victor. That
[87:29] is how you will find me.
[87:32] Oh [ __ ] I didn't read that. This
[87:34] cassette is the key. You brought it with
[87:36] you on this mission for a reason.
[87:40] Pro is still with you on your vessel.
[87:45] You just have to remember who stole him
[87:47] from you.
[87:50] God damn, that's heavy.
[87:56] Oh, everything's on fire. Set your son
[87:59] free.
[88:08] Shut it.
[88:12] Express Telegram from Stean Adamo to me.
[88:15] You have to go home right now. All
[88:17] landlines, electronics out of order.
[88:18] Fires throughout the city. Can't tell
[88:21] you confidential details. We have made a
[88:22] mistake. I fear we cannot undo.
[88:27] Oh, and the doll is here.
[88:30] I I think it's this angel that's
[88:32] speaking to me.
[88:43] That's cool though.
[88:45] What a cool premise for a game.
[88:52] I should be able to go in here now,
[88:54] right?
[89:02] What's going on in here?
[89:06] I saw a big machine digging deep into
[89:08] the ground. It was loud and strong and
[89:11] didn't stop. I watched it for a long
[89:13] time. Dad said people use machines like
[89:16] that to go deeper and deeper.
[89:20] Me and dad fought against fire breathing
[89:21] dragons together. We won, but they
[89:23] burned Dad really badly. Afterwards, I
[89:25] found a bucket with some water to pour
[89:26] over his head to make him feel better.
[89:29] He laughed, so it must have worked.
[89:32] What the [ __ ]
[89:37] Oh, this is the pro cassette. Was I
[89:40] listening to my boy's brain?
[89:46] Was I the dad?
[89:48] We ate pancakes together. They were
[89:50] really good. Now I'm waiting to open my
[89:52] presents. I want a mole.
[89:55] Oh god. This is my child. This is him
[89:59] brain.
[90:00] My child him brain. Him brain and tape.
[90:05] I can't look at this.
[90:08] Please be safe down there. This is the
[90:10] last time you promised.
[90:12] This is the last time you promised.
[90:17] Look at that lady with a baby.
[90:22] engineer.
[90:24] >> Okay. Well,
[90:27] come along, son.
[90:29] Daddy will show you the world.
[90:33] I have a [ __ ] message.
[90:38] My dear friend, let me tell you
[90:39] something. I Oh, that's I've read that
[90:42] before.
[90:46] Wait, where was the communication place
[90:48] again? Down here.
[90:51] Uh, communication cassette.
[90:56] Damn,
[91:00] this game took a hecking turn.
[91:05] Uh, I'm sorry to say it, but this
[91:07] mission is a disaster. It's been several
[91:09] days now since any contact from you, and
[91:11] now you've hit a dead end. Navigating
[91:13] through the layers below you is far too
[91:16] precise for our instruments. We can't
[91:18] risk another Matroska incident. But you
[91:21] fail to realize that I am the greatest
[91:23] navigator that has ever existed. I will
[91:26] find my way through. My boy will help
[91:29] me. He's up there somewhere. Come on,
[91:32] son. Use your ghostly powers to guide me
[91:36] through the layers of the earth. We are
[91:38] terminating your autopilot systems in
[91:40] order to save power while we are
[91:41] discussing extraction. What do you mean
[91:43] save power? Am I plugged into the
[91:45] planet? I assure you, no one wants this,
[91:48] especially when you're so close to the
[91:50] M12 vessel. But sometimes you just have
[91:53] to accept reality. Don't listen to their
[91:56] apathy. Even if you tried to explain
[91:58] what truly is at stake here for you now,
[92:01] would they understand? Would they care?
[92:05] You are so close, Victor. It's going
[92:07] back and forth. If I could bring back
[92:10] pro right now for you, I would. But I am
[92:13] bound to this place and my reach is
[92:15] frustratingly limited. But there are no
[92:17] such limitations upon you. I know you
[92:20] will find a way. You just have to get
[92:22] back into that cockpit.
[92:25] Oh, [ __ ] Yeah, this game rules.
[92:28] That's so cool.
[92:31] All right, this place
[92:34] has nothing right now, but I don't think
[92:36] it needs it.
[92:40] Okay so
[92:43] I need to go back into Lab Daddy.
[92:48] And I need to get new coordinates.
[92:52] The crystal shall guide the way. My
[92:55] eyes, they have seen further than your
[92:57] stupid brain has ever.
[93:00] Okay, still 1721.
[93:05] Perilous terrain ahead. Deploy torpedo
[93:07] from the engine hall to resume drilling.
[93:12] Torpedo.
[93:17] I don't want to go back into the engine
[93:18] hall. The scars of my past were chasing
[93:22] me.
[93:24] I want to go home. You and me both, son.
[93:27] All right. Now I can go in here.
[93:36] Torpedo
[93:39] fire not ready. Chamber unloaded. Insert
[93:42] a torpedo into the firing tube. Place
[93:44] primer over tube and [ __ ] it. I'll [ __ ]
[93:47] it. All right. I'll [ __ ] it all up.
[93:51] Okay. So, this
[93:58] I hold it down and then boom.
[94:02] Okay. What am I doing?
[94:07] So, that's priming the thing
[94:14] and then releasing the torpedo.
[94:18] I see. Now, if a guy was to find a
[94:20] torpedo, where would he find them?
[94:23] Ah,
[94:25] is that the key to the thing I always
[94:26] thought?
[94:28] Guide me, son. Guide me with your
[94:30] flowers.
[94:32] >> Yes.
[94:37] >> Torpedo time.
[94:40] This is going to be so [ __ ] sick. I'm
[94:43] going to blast the earth in half. [ __ ]
[94:45] everybody on the surface. It's my misery
[94:48] that matters most.
[94:51] Okay. And now down you go. And over you
[94:55] go. Fire ready.
[95:02] Okay. Should I All right, I have that
[95:04] primed. And now
[95:17] did that do it?
[95:21] Are we good?
[95:27] Was
[95:29] Was that it? Or do I have to do more?
[95:37] It's letting me do more. So, I'm going
[95:39] to do more.
[95:41] Bet your [ __ ] ass I'm going to do
[95:43] more.
[95:45] Look at all the torpedoes I have. Oh,
[95:47] it's torpedo time.
[95:49] I want to go home. Let me just blast
[95:51] through the Earth's surfaces and crust.
[95:55] Like how far down does the Earth's crust
[95:57] go? Cuz it's a lot further than we
[95:58] think, isn't it? Or that some people
[96:01] think.
[96:04] Detonate with clacker.
[96:11] There it goes. There it goes.
[96:16] Oh, I see.
[96:22] Okay, I [ __ ] it up. I I didn't realize
[96:24] that I had to detonate again. That's
[96:26] exactly what it was saying. Okay.
[96:29] Whoopsies. Well, I'm glad that I [ __ ]
[96:31] it up cuz it means I get to torpedo time
[96:34] even more.
[96:38] Like, this is so fun. I am having a
[96:41] great time.
[96:44] I love torpedo time. It's the best time
[96:46] of the day.
[96:48] Bet you haven't torpedoed today. Uh, no.
[96:51] [ __ ] yourself doesn't count.
[96:58] Okay, here we go.
[97:02] And then,
[97:07] yeah, [ __ ] that surface right up. Hit
[97:10] the target with a torpedo.
[97:14] Yes sir.
[97:20] What now?
[97:25] Victor.
[97:26] >> Yeah.
[97:40] How, bro? We're 7,000 m down.
[98:05] Don't let them tempt you into surrender.
[98:09] Since when has anything worthwhile ever
[98:10] been easy? Amen.
[98:13] They will never truly trust you, Victor.
[98:17] But I do.
[98:21] Get into the cockpit. Listen to your
[98:23] instincts. [ __ ] yeah.
[98:27] Look, this thing is bringing me to my
[98:30] doom. I don't trust it whatsoever, but
[98:33] it's really cool. I want to know what
[98:35] the [ __ ] Eldrich Truth down below the
[98:37] Earth's crust is going to tell me. Um,
[98:41] righty. I need my navigation cassette.
[98:47] Seismic data found. Ready to record.
[98:49] Pull.
[98:51] Yeah. Hello.
[98:56] Why can't I
[98:58] Why is it not working?
[99:04] Oh, it's different. Okay.
[99:11] Oh god.
[99:13] Uh 14980.
[99:19] Uh way over.
[99:31] Oh, hold on.
[99:38] Bingo.
[99:41] Hell yeah. This is so fun to do.
[99:47] Geological Waypoint data already
[99:48] uploaded system. No action needed. What
[99:51] do you mean? It was different.
[100:04] Okay.
[100:11] No data encoded. Oh [ __ ] Insert
[100:14] employee ID.
[100:18] Oh, I'm [ __ ] I should have just read
[100:20] this. Terrain ahead unscannable.
[100:22] Automation disabled. Manual piloting
[100:24] needs to be engaged. Enter fourdigit
[100:26] employee ID from your issued c issued
[100:30] dorm cassette. Y equals the first two
[100:33] digits and X is the last two digits.
[100:35] What is my ID cassette? 04.
[100:43] 04 03.
[100:45] That's not it.
[100:50] And away we go.
[100:53] Wait, do I still have to? No.
[100:57] Okay. Enter your four-digit employee ID
[101:00] from your issued dorm cassette. I need
[101:02] to go back up to the dorms to look. What
[101:04] is my ID? I'm
[101:13] Oh 6359.
[101:16] I think I might need the other dudes
[101:18] though right?
[101:20] Bodans or Steppans?
[101:26] I don't have a right cassette yet.
[101:31] What was it? Jesus, I forgot already.
[101:34] 6359. Let's see if that works.
[101:44] Ah,
[101:46] no waypoint data. I mean, that's the
[101:48] whole point, isn't it? Enter waypoint
[101:50] data from the lab into the terminal. I
[101:53] thought I did that. You said I didn't
[101:55] need to.
[102:00] Okay, we need XYZ's again.
[102:05] Oh,
[102:07] commit that [ __ ]
[102:13] Nice.
[102:15] Do I still need to do the other stuff?
[102:16] Okay, now I can start doing the other
[102:18] stuff.
[102:25] Okay, seismic data encoded.
[102:29] Decrypt.
[102:32] It's so fun. I love all the clicky
[102:34] clacky and the insertion of things and
[102:37] it's just oh, it's so cool.
[102:40] Okay, 3.10 is
[102:44] um
[102:47] like 50
[102:50] maybe maybe a little more.
[102:56] Nope, it's 50.
[102:59] Um okay, where are we going?
[103:02] 43.
[103:04] Oh, there's two ways to go.
[103:07] Let's do this one. I like this one. 43
[103:09] and 19.
[103:16] Oh, hell yeah.
[103:22] To figure this out on my own like the
[103:25] [ __ ] legend that I am.
[103:28] Whoa. Whoa. It's Oh, I just need to
[103:32] follow it.
[103:34] Cool.
[103:37] So, autopilot's been following this all
[103:39] this time.
[103:48] What?
[103:49] I have to do more. What the [ __ ]
[103:55] God damn.
[103:59] So, the seismic data changed.
[104:05] Did I make it deep? 7423. I don't know
[104:07] if that's [ __ ] moved.
[104:20] Three. I was having fun just chasing
[104:21] that thing. Why'd you have to stop me?
[104:24] Three flat 54. Nice. So, we haven't had
[104:27] just a really easy one in a while.
[104:33] Is that right? RPM outdated. New target
[104:36] value 45 RPM.
[104:40] Oh,
[104:43] that's not what that told me.
[104:46] Oh, I just had to change the RPM. Oh,
[104:50] well then
[104:57] come here, sucker.
[105:00] I've got you in my sights.
[105:05] High magma concentration detected. Hold
[105:07] cannot withstand temperature over
[105:08] prolonged time. Override emergency stop
[105:10] with the ignition key. Where?
[105:16] Huh?
[105:20] In the engine room. What? The vessel is
[105:22] off course. Check diagnostics in the
[105:24] cockpit located on the deck.
[105:30] Oh, I just need to do that again. Time
[105:32] until hole failure. Oh,
[105:35] that was confusing.
[105:38] And I need to be up at 60 RPM.
[105:47] Yeah. Yeah. Magma, magma. Whatever. I'm
[105:50] trying my best here.
[105:53] It's difficult. The whole [ __ ] place
[105:55] is shaking.
[105:57] Input coordinates.
[105:59] Christ. No data encoded.
[106:08] Or is that that's different than this?
[106:13] The dad has the other one.
[106:24] Oh, never mind.
[106:30] Uh 66 and 26.
[106:38] Okay. Jesus. And what's my new RPM? 3.7,
[106:43] which is about 38.
[106:50] I got him. I got him.
[106:56] Okay, we are locked on. Don't you [ __ ]
[106:59] anything else up on me. I'll [ __ ]
[107:01] kill you. When I find the signal, I'm
[107:04] choking it to death.
[107:07] I don't care. Unless the screen says
[107:10] something, I don't care. Input
[107:12] coordinates. [ __ ] me.
[107:17] Do I have to do this every time for
[107:18] that?
[107:23] I do. Yeah. Okay.
[107:29] No data encoded. What?
[107:34] Is this now the other one?
[107:43] Maybe I just didn't leave it in long
[107:44] enough.
[107:48] I'm trying. I'm trying. Why is this
[107:50] taking forever? Restart terminal.
[107:54] For [ __ ] sake. This is so stressful.
[108:00] Go go go.
[108:05] Come on. Come on. 2.6.
[108:10] Okay. 2.6. And uh
[108:15] 2.6. 2.6.
[108:18] 2183.
[108:26] Uh 2.6 Six is 62.
[108:35] Where is that sucker?
[108:38] Okay, there's still 10 minutes until
[108:40] stuff breaks. This is the safe zone. Oh
[108:42] my god, I have to travel so [ __ ] far
[108:44] still.
[108:47] I'm not even halfway.
[108:50] Oh god.
[108:58] Okay, this is good. This is a prolonged
[108:59] one.
[109:06] 54.
[109:13] Is that right? Yeah.
[109:16] Okay, keep going. Those quick fixes are
[109:18] nice when I have to take the [ __ ]
[109:19] disc out and re-encode it and
[109:21] everything. That's what's so annoying.
[109:23] It's okay. I have 10 minutes. It feels
[109:26] like the world is on my shoulders and
[109:28] time is running out, but I have 10
[109:30] minutes. 10 minutes is all I can spare
[109:33] to play with you.
[109:35] Okay, good. This is good.
[109:39] No way data.
[109:44] Oh, that's this other one, isn't it?
[109:51] Uh, crystal. Crystal.
[109:57] Okay, it's in the upper right this time,
[110:01] which is 21890.
[110:06] Uh,
[110:09] Jesus.
[110:12] Oh, 21's all the way up there.
[110:17] uh targeting cassette.
[110:23] Did you just break?
[110:28] Let him guide you. My son, my boy.
[110:37] Did I just overwrite my child?
[110:42] Come on, Pro. You can do it, son.
[110:48] Uh, XYZ XYZ.
[110:52] Come on, Pro. You can do it. That's my
[110:55] boy.
[110:57] Okay. RPM 33. Okay.
[111:03] Good.
[111:05] X50 Y50. Okay. Good, son. Good.
[111:11] Good, son. That's good.
[111:14] That's my boy.
[111:19] He's going to teach me. I don't have to
[111:20] use cassettes anymore. I've got the
[111:23] power of my child's soul infused into
[111:26] the machinery.
[111:29] I'm sure nothing bad will happen. I'm
[111:32] sure I'll get down here and I'll find
[111:33] the signal and nothing bad will happen
[111:35] at all.
[111:38] Everything will be fine.
[111:40] Okay, we have 7 minutes.
[111:46] Oh no, my glasses. Am I going to have to
[111:48] do all of this [ __ ] blind now? Oh
[111:50] Christ.
[111:53] What?
[111:58] Where's things?
[112:06] Oh my god. I can't see anything. There's
[112:07] nothing here.
[112:12] in here.
[112:19] Maybe I have to do this again.
[112:24] Okay, let him guide you. Okay, I don't
[112:25] have to do that again.
[112:33] Did I have to do that again?
[112:38] Oh Jesus.
[112:41] Okay, I'm just seeing my son's bicycle
[112:43] again. I can't see anything.
[112:47] Like, I can't actually see coordinates
[112:49] or RPMs or anything.
[112:56] It's not written on anything. Oh my god.
[112:57] What the [ __ ] happening? What should I
[112:58] do?
[113:00] Is it just the same again?
[113:03] No.
[113:08] What do we do?
[113:11] Son, do something.
[113:18] I don't know if I'm supposed to be doing
[113:20] this at all.
[113:22] Give me stuff.
[113:27] Give me coordinates. Give me anything.
[113:33] I don't know where I'm supposed to look.
[113:34] [ __ ] this.
[113:37] 7:32.
[113:40] And the angel spoke. The earth shall
[113:41] give up those who are asleep in it.
[113:42] There will be no more death or mourning
[113:44] or crying in pain.
[113:47] Okay. What about this one? And the
[113:49] wicked rejected the angel's mercy and
[113:50] said they cast an angel deep down below
[113:52] the earth and they are bound to an angel
[113:53] in a prison of stone. Yeah, it's Satan.
[113:57] I'm so sorry. Am I supposed to be seeing
[113:58] numbers somewhere? Am I supposed to be
[114:00] getting my glasses back?
[114:05] Oh [ __ ]
[114:10] Oh, [ __ ] Okay.
[114:15] I don't know if I'm doing the right
[114:17] thing or not.
[114:19] Do I need my navigation cassette again?
[114:23] Oh, this is some horse [ __ ] right now.
[114:27] This is some horse [ __ ] right now.
[114:35] Are you [ __ ] serious? Are you [ __ ]
[114:38] serious? I didn't know I was supposed to
[114:39] take the postit off.
[114:42] The last time I just had to look at
[114:43] them. My son guided me. The [ __ ] is the
[114:47] point of this if my son's not guiding me
[114:49] anymore? 220. Okay,
[114:53] get in there. 220 is what? I don't know.
[114:57] 70. Is that 70? Yes.
[115:04] Is that the max?
[115:08] Get this [ __ ] off my screen.
[115:12] Okay. And then
[115:15] ah me and my [ __ ] glasses. I'm such a
[115:17] nerd.
[115:19] 70 and 51.
[115:28] Oh, I only had 50 in. That's not 51.
[115:33] How the [ __ ] am I supposed to see this?
[115:42] Is that not right? It didn't go color.
[115:48] Now it's right. Okay.
[115:51] Okay. Oh my god.
[115:55] I can barely [ __ ] see this thing.
[115:58] Holy god.
[116:01] Where you going?
[116:04] ET, phone home.
[116:06] My son is dead and you will be soon too.
[116:09] Oh god. What now?
[116:13] Deploy torpedo,
[116:17] brother. I can't see.
[116:24] Oh, [ __ ] Christ.
[116:27] Okay.
[116:31] How in God's name am I supposed to do
[116:33] this?
[116:35] It is cool though cuz it's like, "Hey,
[116:36] remember what you did cuz you're going
[116:38] to have to do it again."
[116:41] Is this not where the torpedoes are? No.
[116:44] Here.
[116:46] Okay, I got one. Oh, Jesus. Oh, Jesus.
[116:50] This is so stressful.
[116:55] Okay. Torpedo go. Random [ __ ] Go.
[117:01] Okay.
[117:06] Okay. I can kind of see it.
[117:15] Okay, that's good.
[117:19] Clear your menu of piloting with one
[117:20] minute to spare. Did I do it? Am I safe?
[117:26] Oh Jesus.
[117:29] What do I do now?
[117:33] Safe distance reach. Clear of hazard.
[117:34] Turn off vessel.
[117:40] You made it through.
[117:43] Now you are close. Very close. Look at
[117:47] me. It's time I made you see. Yes,
[117:52] dude. I didn't know Lucifer was chill
[117:54] like that.
[117:56] Now you have to hurry. You must save
[117:57] him. Who? My boy.
[118:01] Give me back my things.
[118:09] Okay.
[118:12] Follow the flames. That's Lucifer's
[118:15] doing.
[118:23] Did I go up?
[118:29] Oh, this is all new.
[118:38] Oh god.
[118:43] Up I go.
[118:49] Okay. This is bad. This is bad. Out the
[118:51] window. Why
[118:55] is this when the building was on fire
[118:57] when the child got burned?
[119:06] Okay. Can I get through this?
[119:09] Oh.
[119:18] Son,
[119:22] I'm doing my best. Father of the year
[119:25] over here.
[119:33] Okay, get your [ __ ] together. Get some
[119:36] oxygen back.
[119:39] Oh, thank God. This fire extinguisher
[119:41] has a lot in it.
[119:46] Dude, [ __ ] the fire brigade. Just send
[119:49] me in. I'm putting out everything.
[119:54] Oh Jesus. Oh Jesus,
[119:58] man. I really went above and beyond,
[119:59] didn't I? Oh god, it's Smokeoky. Stay
[120:02] low.
[120:04] >> Breathe. Breathe.
[120:12] Son,
[120:14] I'm coming. A boy,
[120:18] don't you worry. Daddy's here. He's
[120:20] lost, but he's here.
[120:25] Okay. Okay,
[120:30] piece by piece, piece by piece, little
[120:32] by little.
[120:35] I'm putting out the entire fire right
[120:37] now.
[120:39] Oh no.
[120:50] This a fire extinguisher.
[120:53] Jump. Jump. Dad. Jump. Think of your
[120:56] boy.
[121:03] Oh god. Oh god.
[121:08] bendy ass legs.
[121:13] It didn't matter that you hurried home
[121:15] as fast as you could.
[121:19] Oh, it's our apartment that burned.
[121:23] [ __ ] They called it the Matroska
[121:26] incident. Damn, man.
[121:30] Stride refused to let the drilling
[121:31] missions be a thing of the past.
[121:34] Instead, they ventured beyond where your
[121:36] kind were ever meant to go
[121:40] and awoke things that should have been
[121:42] left sleeping.
[121:44] But Strat had never paid for their
[121:46] mistakes.
[121:48] You did.
[121:53] You never made it back to him in time.
[122:00] That's cool.
[122:03] You owe them nothing, Victor.
[122:15] That's pretty sick.
[122:19] Oh, I can see now. I don't need my
[122:20] glasses.
[122:28] My music doesn't work anymore, I guess.
[122:31] Digit 2 is number three. Okay. Victor,
[122:35] your rejection of our offer saddens me.
[122:38] This mission will be one of a kind, a
[122:39] true revival of the good old days if
[122:42] you'll forgive my sentimentality. Still,
[122:44] I want you to know that I understand
[122:46] your decision. I know your father and
[122:47] you never saw eye to eye. And now you
[122:50] are a father yourself. It's a heavy
[122:52] burden to bear, but I'm certain you will
[122:54] handle it with the same care,
[122:55] tenderness, and unfailing effort that
[122:57] you seem to give to everything in your
[122:59] life. I'm proud of you, Stephan Adamo.
[123:02] [ __ ] you guys.
[123:05] I hope I took this mission to go all the
[123:07] way down, if any of this is even real,
[123:09] to go all the way down to find Satan
[123:12] to pay it back.
[123:20] A power up here.
[123:27] At least I still have my brainchild.
[123:37] Whoever is reading this, wait, what is
[123:39] this? M13. I'm so sorry. We finally had
[123:42] an update from Stean about the state of
[123:45] the mission. About Yseph, about whatever
[123:48] monstrosity has made its way into the
[123:50] vessel with you. If only we'd known. The
[123:53] following information is absolutely
[123:54] critical. In Stan's dorm, there is a gun
[123:57] case. There's just a single bullet on
[124:00] board for the most unthinkable of
[124:02] emergencies.
[124:03] I hope it can save you now. Make that
[124:06] shot count for tomorrow.
[124:10] I guess I don't need to bring this with
[124:12] me. I can just keep it here
[124:16] in Stean's dorm. Which one was his?
[124:21] Bodan.
[124:23] It's the part. Oh,
[124:28] digit three is five.
[124:31] So, digit two was three.
[124:34] Digit
[124:36] was it digit three is five.
[124:41] Okay. I need at least one more digit.
[124:45] I hate to say I told you so, Stean. You
[124:47] were the one who put this crew together.
[124:50] You knew some of our selections were,
[124:52] shall we say, controversial.
[124:54] And above all, you knew what risks those
[124:57] selections would bring. Look, I'm not
[124:59] trying to be heartless. All I'm saying
[125:00] is that this is not one of those
[125:02] situations I can bail you out. You need
[125:04] to make some tough decisions. Too much
[125:06] is writing on this mission. We should
[125:08] reserve extraction for a true emergency.
[125:10] The symptoms the crew are experiencing
[125:12] could very well be because you were
[125:14] several kilometers below the surface. It
[125:16] doesn't have to be the signal.
[125:19] 8 8754 meters down. A new low
[125:24] cigars.
[125:29] Um, where would I find some more digits?
[125:35] Oh, I can't read that.
[125:43] Surely there's more digits in these
[125:45] rooms. Yes,
[125:48] digit one is eight.
[125:53] And surely process of elimination will
[125:55] get the last one.
[126:05] Whoa, that's a chunky gun.
[126:16] Did she say there was one bullet?
[126:22] Whoa. There was no [ __ ] bullets in
[126:24] that.
[126:32] Oh shit's gurgling outside now.
[126:37] Why is everything shaking?
[126:48] Yes, Stean. What is it?
[126:55] >> Mission is canceled. They're bringing us
[126:57] home.
[127:33] Damn.
[127:46] Let me out.
[127:51] So, did he
[127:55] cause all this?
[127:57] But somehow I'm alive. I haven't pieced
[127:59] it together fully yet.
[128:13] The white rabbit.
[128:15] The signal that called Alice.
[128:18] I forgot all about this.
[128:23] Oh, it's freaky looking. It's like a
[128:25] cartoon. Whoa. Where you going?
[128:29] No. Help me.
[128:35] Come back.
[128:37] Don't you run away now. Don't run over
[128:40] there. I know you want to. Don't. Hey,
[128:42] don't do it.
[128:47] It'd be nice if we could [ __ ] run
[128:49] faster.
[128:51] I know there's lots of psychological and
[128:53] physical damage going on, but still.
[128:54] Come on, Victor.
[128:57] Hurry up.
[129:01] And deeper Alice went into her own
[129:03] madness.
[129:07] Except my name's not Alice. I'm going to
[129:09] shoot the rabbit.
[129:14] Whoa. Cool.
[129:19] This is giving really strong
[129:20] mouthwashing vibes,
[129:24] which is not a I'm not saying that
[129:26] derogatorily.
[129:28] Both of these are incredible games. Very
[129:32] uh high complexity psychological
[129:35] stories.
[129:38] Oh, hey. Whoa.
[129:42] Into the hole we go.
[129:48] Put down into the rabbit hole. We're all
[129:49] mad here.
[129:54] What now?
[130:03] Oh Jesus.
[130:10] Oh, dark rabbit.
[130:13] Cool.
[130:14] Shadow rabbit.
[130:18] Like what happens if I don't follow the
[130:20] rabbit?
[130:24] Angel.
[130:28] Lucifer was an angel
[130:31] until he wanted to overthrow God and
[130:32] then he was kicked out
[130:35] and then he went back to fight God. I
[130:37] don't know if this is in the main story,
[130:40] but it was like God said, "Yeah, fight
[130:42] him, but I'm also going to make you guys
[130:43] all nerfed because otherwise we will
[130:45] literally rip the universe apart."
[130:47] Because God's angels, his soldiers were
[130:49] just far too powerful.
[130:59] Feel like we're in the belly of
[131:01] something.
[131:12] Oh, is it getting harder to move?
[131:18] Oh, it's getting more claustrophobic.
[131:23] I don't like that. No, don't. No, don't
[131:26] do that.
[131:30] I thought we were having a nice dig.
[131:40] Maybe this is where I Maybe this is like
[131:42] deep beneath the earth's crust. Whoa,
[131:44] cool.
[131:47] That's so biblical.
[131:51] What's going on, bro?
[131:56] Okay, I wait for me. I'll be back.
[132:01] I ain't coming back. I'm going to
[132:03] [ __ ] die down here.
[132:06] That is for sure.
[132:12] Whoa.
[132:24] I'm not crawling in this game.
[132:38] Oh my god,
[132:46] that's so sick.
[132:49] I have to frame it up nicely. I need it
[132:50] to look good.
[132:53] Not because it I mean it could be a
[132:55] thumbnail, but just because I like to
[132:58] play cinematographer every now and then.
[133:01] These are all me.
[133:14] You have to make a choice, Victor.
[133:17] Follow my light
[133:20] or let them devour you.
[133:23] What the [ __ ] is that?
[133:33] Did I have a choice?
[133:42] Cuz I couldn't really do anything during
[133:44] that.
[133:45] [ __ ] yeah.
[133:51] This is like King and Yellow [ __ ]
[133:54] They feared a world unaligned with the
[133:57] tyranny of their dogma. Thus, the angel
[133:59] was condemned and cast down. Okay, so do
[134:01] I have to move these around?
[134:10] Hell yeah, it is Lucifer.
[134:13] Um, the angel taught truth and secrets
[134:16] only she truly understood. Okay. So,
[134:19] that's you being cast down.
[134:30] An angel descended onto earth. The first
[134:33] witness lay wrapped in swaddling cloth.
[134:38] Is that
[134:42] swaddling cloth?
[134:47] Okay. Okay. The angel taught truth and
[134:49] secrets only she truly understood.
[134:52] Oh no, this is swaddling cloth.
[134:57] So what is this one?
[135:00] That has to be secrets, right?
[135:05] All flesh withers. Some flowers are cut
[135:08] before they can bloom. The people mourn
[135:10] the ways of the world.
[135:14] Maybe that's that.
[135:21] I don't know if this is right at all.
[135:24] The angel refused the cruelty of fate.
[135:26] He shattered the boundaries between life
[135:28] and death.
[135:32] Maybe that's that.
[135:35] Yeah.
[135:38] Cool.
[135:40] I love [ __ ] like this. I love biblical
[135:44] iconography and stories cuz the stuff
[135:46] that's in the Bible is incredible. Like
[135:49] the stuff that it writes about is such a
[135:51] sick story. I just personally I don't
[135:55] believe any of it happened. But as like
[135:58] if I read it as a piece of fiction, it's
[136:01] one of the best things I've ever
[136:02] written.
[136:07] They broke me, Victor.
[136:13] Oh yeah.
[136:17] I refuse to let you suffer my fate.
[136:24] This is not the end. This is so sick.
[136:28] Like Pro, I still live on trapped in
[136:31] static. His cassette is the key. It is
[136:35] what will bridge the gap between us,
[136:36] between life and death.
[136:40] It is how you will set us both free. I
[136:44] know I probably shouldn't, but I'm down.
[136:46] Like water breaks stone over the ages.
[136:48] The past that binds us both can be
[136:50] washed away.
[136:54] So take the youer.
[136:56] You were you were wash away all these
[136:59] memories of funerals of loss and death
[137:04] forever. Look at that [ __ ] biblically
[137:06] saraphim angel.
[137:27] Oh, I'm burning it all down.
[137:36] Oh Jesus,
[137:40] Victor. What we doing, man?
[137:43] What we doing? What we doing?
[137:53] Oh,
[137:55] that was a lot less explosive
[137:57] immediately than I expected it to be.
[137:59] Okay, well, I'll get out then. I want to
[138:01] go home. Yeah, me too.
[138:04] At this moment in time, it might be too
[138:06] late, but I would like to go home.
[138:10] Turn around.
[138:16] Okay. Well, that's like really
[138:17] immediately bad, right? Oh,
[138:23] >> navigator.
[138:24] >> Navigator.
[138:27] >> Duh.
[138:30] Missile M12. Well, what remains of her?
[138:33] >> We thought they left us here to rot.
[138:36] >> Loyalty doesn't tend to be rewarded in
[138:39] this business.
[138:41] >> That said, we're sure glad to have you
[138:43] here.
[138:46] >> You're part of Adamco's crew, aren't
[138:48] you Ston?
[138:52] >> And that explosion just now was you're
[138:53] doing. Yeah.
[138:56] A crazy way to make a path between our
[138:58] vessels for sure, but we'll take it.
[139:02] >> We did find what we were looking for all
[139:04] this time. You know,
[139:06] >> the signal source. It's here just a few
[139:09] meters beneath us.
[139:12] I've got to say, I've never seen
[139:13] anything so beautiful. I can't wait.
[139:17] Make your way over to us. Yeah.
[139:22] We'll dig our way out of this hole
[139:23] together. How?
[139:27] But be careful, son.
[139:32] >> There are old, sinister things down here
[139:34] that might be best left forgotten.
[139:39] >> And I get the feeling they don't want us
[139:40] to leave.
[139:44] >> [ __ ] yeah. Wait, how did my explosion
[139:46] bridge a gap between us? Oh,
[139:49] psychologically.
[139:54] Oh, cool. Demon.
[139:58] Oh, cool. Scary etchings.
[140:02] Oh, cool. Portal to hell.
[140:05] Sign me up.
[140:15] Is this your ship? Man, your digs are
[140:17] way nicer than mine.
[140:24] Hidden treasure to save dad
[140:29] over here.
[140:36] Maybe I need two fuses for it.
[140:43] Hidden treasure to save Daddyo. That's
[140:45] me. I'm dad.
[140:50] Come on, Jibus. Help.
[140:54] When we needed him most, he was silent.
[140:58] He said, "Why should I?"
[141:01] Damn Jesus.
[141:03] That's ice cold.
[141:06] Why would you do that?
[141:11] Okay, maybe I should just actually try
[141:13] doing this.
[141:18] What is it? Red and yellow.
[141:24] Like what does that one do?
[141:31] Wait, is this the same protocol?
[141:36] Oh [ __ ]
[141:44] Okay. Well, I'm worried now that if I
[141:47] just go straight through this, it'll
[141:49] end. But
[141:52] like I missed a thing. But also maybe
[141:54] the thing I need to get into that room
[141:56] is in here.
[141:58] But maybe I can retry it after
[142:02] if that's the case. Oh, cool.
[142:15] Damn, this is sick.
[142:18] Cuz the stuff about like Eldrich beings
[142:21] and Cthulhu and the unknowable and it
[142:23] [ __ ] with your brain a lot,
[142:26] it's kind of the same as like what
[142:28] angels and everything are. The angels
[142:30] show up and it's I love that image of
[142:32] like be not afraid. It's like this is
[142:34] literally the scariest moment of my
[142:35] life.
[142:39] Like this [ __ ] is terrifying when you
[142:40] think about it.
[142:43] And I love the idea of angels and gods
[142:45] and everything being so unknowable to
[142:47] us. Like even if they did create us and
[142:48] all that, but that they're so above our
[142:51] plane of existence that they're just so
[142:53] scary and hard to figure out.
[143:00] Is there something else back here?
[143:04] Is it all just lead around?
[143:07] I'm worried about missing something.
[143:13] Oh,
[143:18] someone went splat right there.
[143:23] Oh,
[143:26] put some clothes on.
[143:36] Whoa.
[143:38] Is this flesh?
[143:43] Ew.
[143:47] Walk across the fleshy causeway.
[143:57] Oh, my son, my child, my baby boy, my
[144:00] funtime friend.
[144:05] You
[144:07] stop hitting me.
[144:09] Kill him. [ __ ] him up.
[144:14] Okay, let's run. Hey guys, how's it
[144:17] going?
[144:19] This [ __ ] sucks.
[144:22] I'm out. I'm out. Oh god, this is
[144:26] actually really scary. I don't like it.
[144:30] Was this the way out? Oh god. Oh god.
[144:38] Oh [ __ ] Boy, am I glad I explored that
[144:41] when I had the chance.
[144:44] That helped quite significantly.
[144:47] Close that [ __ ] thing.
[144:50] What the [ __ ]
[144:58] What the hell is that?
[145:06] Where's the gun? Where's the gun? Oh
[145:07] god.
[145:10] Do I have a bullet in this?
[145:16] Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of
[145:18] me.
[145:19] There's no bullets. I can't see
[145:21] anything. Ah.
[145:26] Okay.
[145:29] Run. Run. I'm stuck. I'm stuck. What the
[145:31] [ __ ] am I stuck in?
[145:34] Oh, Jesus Christ.
[145:40] Okay. Lure him. Lure him.
[145:45] He's so [ __ ] weird.
[145:50] Okay. Okay.
[145:58] That's good, right?
[146:04] I don't like it. I don't like it. I
[146:05] don't like it.
[146:08] Save dad. Save dad. Room to save dad.
[146:12] Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.
[146:15] Is I really wish a door would close
[146:18] behind me. Wa. This is cool.
[146:21] No time.
[146:27] No time.
[146:32] How those balloons not popped?
[146:35] Oh, the lights are looking at me.
[146:40] Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Faster. Faster now.
[146:43] Faster. Faster.
[146:47] For [ __ ] sake.
[146:51] Oh, that sucks. That sucks. That sucks.
[146:53] Kick him. Kick him. Kick him.
[147:00] Oh, [ __ ] hell.
[147:05] Stressful. So very very [ __ ]
[147:07] stressful.
[147:09] Holy god.
[147:14] Cheers.
[147:17] I wish this was vodka and not water.
[147:22] I want to go deeper down than anyone.
[147:25] Oh,
[147:27] the bullet.
[147:37] Okay.
[147:40] What do I do?
[147:44] Okay. Okay. Put it in.
[147:54] [ __ ] yeah.
[147:56] Bye-bye brain.
[148:06] Well, you did go deeper down than I back
[148:08] on the ship
[148:10] so that I can bring them back him back
[148:11] to you. Board the vessel. Find recording
[148:13] equipment. Record my essence onto Pro's
[148:16] cassette. Bring the cassette to me.
[148:17] Bring us together.
[148:20] Wait, what? Where the vessel? The other
[148:23] vessel. Find recording equipment. Oh,
[148:27] I guess I am on the other vessel.
[148:35] Oh,
[148:37] I did not stick the landing.
[148:49] Do I have I have nothing.
[148:54] I can't see.
[149:05] Okay,
[149:09] this is as far as those who came before
[149:10] you made it.
[149:12] I love that the voice now is I love that
[149:15] the voice is like shaking everything.
[149:19] Uh, we finally managed to pick up
[149:21] readings of the signal. It's weak, but
[149:23] it's definitively something there with
[149:25] its own signature. Good to know we
[149:27] didn't drill all this way down for
[149:28] nothing.
[149:34] Distance remaining 3 m.
[149:39] God, I can barely walk anymore.
[149:44] Cut extraction cables.
[149:47] Four three against two. She wants us to
[149:50] dig. Dig.
[149:57] You opened your eyes to truly see.
[150:00] Salvation is not something to be found
[150:02] through prayer or by chance. You have to
[150:04] take it for yourself. Whoa, you're full
[150:07] of crystals.
[150:10] I need recording equipment. Should I
[150:12] take one of these?
[150:21] Soon the wait is over. Whoa, the
[150:23] crystals are [ __ ] speaking to me.
[150:28] Record me onto the cassette together
[150:30] with Pro.
[150:33] Let this world without him finally be
[150:36] undone.
[150:38] We've cut the extraction cables.
[150:40] Thinking, talking, getting difficult.
[150:42] There is something here with us. It must
[150:44] stay here. We must stay here. Just wish
[150:47] I remembered why.
[150:58] Oh, it's like the opposite of what I did
[151:00] before. Like the heart rate and
[151:03] everything.
[151:12] Signal source too far away from
[151:14] recorder. We're so damn close. Required
[151:16] action. Bring drilling vessel closer to
[151:18] signal source.
[151:20] I still can't reach him.
[151:23] Get into the pilot seat, Victor.
[151:26] One last time. [ __ ] yeah. Oh, look at
[151:29] the eyes.
[151:33] This is so cool.
[151:44] Get out of my [ __ ] seat.
[151:52] Okay. What do I Oh, 70.
[151:58] Break through the past.
[152:07] [ __ ] yeah.
[152:15] Nothing lies between us now. I have
[152:18] become crystal.
[152:20] Make the recording. Yes, my lord.
[152:29] Oh, I'm overwriting my child.
[152:36] Oh, how long I too had waited.
[152:39] Thank you, Victor, for all that you've
[152:41] given me.
[152:44] In return, I merely hope to give you the
[152:46] peace you have so truly earned. As for
[152:48] me, I fear I'll never be able to let go.
[152:55] Don't worry, I won't keep you.
[152:58] Petro has already waited long enough.
[153:20] do.
[153:30] So, do I get a doover?
[153:34] Whoa. Yeah. Cool.
[153:39] Dear Pro, the day I'm writing this to
[153:41] you, you are just turning six. My plan
[153:43] is to give you this letter by the day
[153:44] you turn 16, or perhaps when you get
[153:47] your first job, or perhaps when you get
[153:49] married. When does a child stop being a
[153:51] child? I can tell you that when I look
[153:54] at you now making noises with your toy
[153:57] drill or when you draw with all the
[153:59] colors that you have or when you keep
[154:01] glancing out the window because perhaps
[154:04] soon the rain will be gone and we can go
[154:06] to the playground. Right now I feel that
[154:09] you will always be my little boy
[154:10] forever. I wonder what kind of young man
[154:13] you will be by the time I give you this
[154:15] letter to you. Will you be a rascal or a
[154:17] studious bookworm? Will you go to the
[154:19] Strata Institute to be a navigator like
[154:22] your dad? I hope not. You'll probably be
[154:25] a bit ashamed of me as teenagers usually
[154:27] are. The only other thing I can say for
[154:30] certain is that no matter what the path
[154:32] you choose in life, I will always love
[154:34] you, your father, Victor.
[154:37] That's nice.
[154:40] Is this the end?
[154:45] Wow. of our house. Pre-burn
[154:50] cassettes. I'll never look at them the
[154:52] same way ever again.
[154:55] Strate directive committee. Victor, your
[154:57] rejection of our offer saddens me, but I
[154:59] want you to know I understand. I know
[155:01] your father would never see. I know that
[155:03] your father yourself a heavy burden to
[155:05] bear. Seem to give everything. I'm proud
[155:07] of you. Oh, the same thing.
[155:17] A
[155:20] honorable deed. This is to certify that
[155:22] it appears by the registers of the
[155:23] Institute of Strata that Victor Kaminsky
[155:26] in the examination for the degree of
[155:28] engineering and boring in accordance
[155:30] with the statutes of the state kept the
[155:33] prescribed residence and passed all the
[155:35] necessary examinations on 28th of June
[155:37] 1962.
[155:39] I was qualified.
[155:49] Oh, this is not a nice bathroom.
[156:00] Oh cute.
[156:02] Is there no mom? It's just him and dad.
[156:08] A remarkable revival. Just when you
[156:10] thought old man Kaminsky had lost his
[156:12] touch, he does it again. Tus Kaminsky,
[156:14] who became a household name. I'm assume
[156:15] that's the dad. When he cemented the
[156:17] record for deepest descent in 1964,
[156:19] describes himself as someone who has
[156:21] always been a restless soul. Back in the
[156:23] heydays of drilling, they just couldn't
[156:25] keep me away from the ground. Kaminsky
[156:27] says the people of Strata used to say,
[156:29] "I must be part mole." It's been 9 years
[156:32] since Strata's last manned deep earth
[156:34] drilling mission. Destabilized bedrock
[156:37] and falling mineral prices has been some
[156:40] of the reasons why vessels such as the
[156:41] M12 were figuratively put on the shelf.
[156:44] It felt right somehow. Kaminsky laughs
[156:47] when asked about why he chose to accept
[156:49] a mission that is as daring as it is
[156:51] dangerous. The M12 and I have been
[156:53] through a lot together. When Strata
[156:54] unveiled the mission, I just thought to
[156:56] myself, no way I'm letting anyone else
[156:58] go down with her.
[157:04] I like that the name of the company is
[157:05] Strata. That's very clever.
[157:12] My boy, my son, my beautiful bouncing
[157:16] child.
[157:20] Out into the [ __ ] grass, baby.
[157:25] Just as it was written.
[157:34] There he is.
[157:39] He looked a lot different when I turned
[157:42] off your life support.
[157:47] That's nice.
[157:52] Find pro.
[157:54] I mean, I probably doomed the world to
[157:58] doom and damnation, right? But I got my
[158:01] happy ending.
[158:20] You'll be the first to watch.
[158:33] Oh,
[158:42] >> right after entering M13 after
[158:44] extraction.
[158:47] Four tapes.
[158:55] Oh [ __ ] I'm playing this.
[158:59] >> That's so cool.
[159:06] >> Oh, I killed him.
[159:16] >> Oh, that's such a [ __ ] smart way of
[159:18] doing that. foreign.
[159:41] That's cool.
[159:45] That's so smart.
[159:49] He stabed Senko multiple times with a
[159:50] screwdriver. Two of the wounds were
[159:52] fatal. Yeah, that's the wreck room.
[159:59] >> So, did I do all this because I
[160:03] >> most seem to be consistent with signal
[160:04] sickness. Did I do all this cuz I wanted
[160:06] to get to the signal to save my child?
[160:12] >> Minsky was just most susceptible.
[160:21] Like was I lured down by the
[160:25] the signal
[160:28] cuz it promised me salvation or whatever
[160:32] like peace. So then I killed everyone.
[160:35] Or maybe it just made me mad in general.
[160:37] That's so [ __ ] cool.
[160:47] old war torpedo just to blast his way in
[160:48] through the hole.
[161:04] It's like he tried to rip his body
[161:05] apart. How the hell would I have done
[161:07] that?
[161:13] Maybe I was the [ __ ] monster that was
[161:15] chasing myself all this time.
[161:23] >> The old crew was long gone. No surprises
[161:24] there. But Kaminsky did manage to use
[161:26] their recording equipment.
[161:32] >> Uh-oh. Did you guys bring that back?
[161:34] Kaminsky used what appears to be one of
[161:35] those Vastto cassettes that he must have
[161:37] brought with him on the mission.
[161:39] That sucks.
[161:42] >> He's clearly delirious beyond all human
[161:43] reason at that point,
[161:46] >> though he still seemed intent on
[161:47] actually completing the mission.
[161:51] >> And did he did he get a recording of the
[161:53] signal?
[161:59] >> We haven't verified that.
[162:02] >> Oh, please plug it in. Please plug it
[162:05] in.
[162:12] This mission was never about wisdom.
[162:16] >> This has all been damage control from
[162:17] the start.
[162:20] >> And now we are here with so much damage
[162:21] has already been done.
[162:26] >> Just need to know it wasn't all for
[162:27] nothing.
[162:35] >> Yeah. Plug it in. Plug it in. Plug it
[162:39] in. Release him.
[162:44] One, two, one, two, three. Release him.
[163:01] That's so cool.
[163:14] Oh, [ __ ] yeah.
[163:34] That's so sick.
[163:52] And it just goes back to desktop. That's
[163:55] so cool,
[163:59] baby. What happens if I try and launch
[164:00] it again? I doubt anything's changed.
[164:03] But
[164:05] that was so satisfying. What an ending.
[164:08] That was phenomenal. That whole game was
[164:09] incredible. I had so much fun start to
[164:11] finish. I was even like, "Okay, I'll
[164:14] record some of it now and then I'll take
[164:15] a break and then I'll come back and
[164:16] record the rest of it later." And then I
[164:18] just played all [ __ ] 3 hours of it
[164:21] non-stop because I just wanted to see
[164:23] what was happening.
[164:28] Yep.
[164:30] Yep. The world is [ __ ] That's so cool
[164:34] as well that her desk was the one at the
[164:37] start. Ah, that's so fun. What a
[164:40] satisfying game. Just start to finish.
[164:43] Mechanics were so fun to interact with.
[164:45] The clicky clacky tactile interaction of
[164:49] everything, but it wasn't so much that
[164:50] it was annoying. The visuals were just
[164:53] perfect. The story was really, really,
[164:56] really good.
[164:58] I that honestly blew me away with how
[165:00] good it was. Like I was invested in what
[165:03] was happening. It really again it really
[165:05] did feel like mouthwashing or the first
[165:07] time I played Iron Lung where you're
[165:09] just on a journey and you don't know
[165:12] what to expect. You don't know what's
[165:13] coming. Obviously this is way more
[165:14] complex and in-depth than something like
[165:16] Iron Lung would be, but the
[165:19] psychological aspects of what
[165:21] mouthwashing was doing like just really
[165:23] incredible stories built into these
[165:25] indie horror games. It's just so cool.
[165:28] I'm so glad I get to play stuff like
[165:31] this for my job and get to share it with
[165:34] so many more people and put it out
[165:35] there. Please go support the devs of
[165:38] this if you can because it's one thing
[165:41] to for me to buy it and play it and then
[165:43] for you to all watch it, but if you can
[165:46] and you're interested, please go buy it
[165:47] for yourselves because I love being able
[165:50] to support developers like this in their
[165:52] endeavors of what they're trying to do.
[165:54] I mean, it's £10 for me to buy. So, some
[165:58] of you can spare £10 or however much it
[166:00] is in your region. There's nothing
[166:02] really to say. It was just good start to
[166:04] finish. People online had said it was
[166:06] good, but it was even better than I
[166:07] expected. I didn't think I would get as
[166:09] enthralled by it as I did. I think
[166:11] that's okay. I'm It's the honeymoon
[166:14] period cuz I just finished it and I'm
[166:15] feeling really good. So, I'm going to
[166:17] say something really stupid, which is
[166:19] that it's one of the better games I've
[166:21] played this year that for my aesthetics,
[166:24] for what I'm into in terms of story and
[166:26] like Eldrich Truth and Finding Signals
[166:29] and the horror of it all. Like, this was
[166:32] just ticking all of my boxes personally.
[166:34] So, I think it's probably the best indie
[166:36] horror game I've played this year, but
[166:38] it's also been a long year so far
[166:39] already, and I can't really remember
[166:41] everything I've played. But, I'm going
[166:43] to put it up there. That's going to be
[166:44] the title of the video. I don't care.
[166:46] Sue me. Please don't sue me. Thank you
[166:49] guys so much for watching and for going
[166:50] on the journey. If you watched the whole
[166:51] thing start to finish, well done. I hope
[166:53] you're feeling as satisfied as I did.
[166:56] Now, go dig into the story more. Go look
[166:59] up other people's essays on it and other
[167:02] people's videos talking about the story
[167:04] more. Put down in the comments what you
[167:06] think. the little things that I may have
[167:08] missed in the story that it didn't
[167:09] explain outright, the stuff that
[167:11] connected from start to finish, the
[167:13] letters that were all there, cuz
[167:14] everything seemed intentional from the
[167:16] very beginning. I I'm assuming if you go
[167:18] back and play it now from the start,
[167:20] you'll start to see all the stuff again,
[167:22] like a mouthwashing game that it'll all
[167:26] start falling into place immediately and
[167:27] you're like, "Oh, [ __ ] That's really
[167:30] cool. I had no idea, but it was right
[167:32] there from the beginning." And I'm glad
[167:34] it didn't show me what the signal was.
[167:36] I'm glad it didn't really show me what
[167:39] sort of a creature it was, if anything,
[167:41] because all of that stuff is way more
[167:43] interesting when your imagination thinks
[167:44] about it. Like, if you just showed me a
[167:48] big monster, I'm like, well, that's
[167:50] lame. I'm glad that it was like the eyes
[167:52] on the screen and an eye here and like
[167:55] the signal that it was showing you was
[167:56] like, what does that actually mean? It's
[167:58] like magnetic poles and the polarity of
[168:01] like Earth and it was buried deep
[168:03] beneath the earth. Why was it actually
[168:05] Lucifer a fallen angel? Or was it just
[168:08] using that iconography because that's
[168:10] what it knows a human will relate to and
[168:12] what my brain was putting on it? Like
[168:15] that stuff is all so yummy. It's so
[168:17] rich. It's so textured. And that's what
[168:19] I love about these types of games and
[168:20] these types of stories cuz it makes you
[168:22] talk. It makes you want to learn more.
[168:24] But when you pump the brakes and you
[168:26] just don't reveal everything and you
[168:27] leave a little bit more for me to chew
[168:30] on, I don't need all the answers. I just
[168:32] need enough for me to make up my own
[168:34] answers. And that's what games like this
[168:36] and stories like this do so well. And I
[168:38] love it. And it's exactly the stuff that
[168:40] I'm into. Thank you guys so much for
[168:42] watching this video. Go check out some
[168:43] other stuff like mouthwashing, uh, Iron
[168:46] Lung that I've done on my channel
[168:47] before. There's a bunch of other games
[168:49] in this similar vein that I think you
[168:52] would highly enjoy. But thank you for
[168:54] watching this one and I'll see you next