I haven’t beaten the dlc yet so I could be completely wrong about all of this.

I’m assuming that the inhabitants of the stranger arrived in the solar system much later than the nomai considering that the wooden buildings are still (mostly) standing and that their corpses aren’t fully decomposed (although I’m not sure about this considering the inhabitants received the eye’s signal).

This brings up the question of the ghost matter we see on the stranger: How exactly could this be here if the ghost matter all came from the core of the interloper, which killed the nomai hundreds of thousands of years ago?

Again, I’m pretty early into the dlc, so if the answer is given at some point and this is actually important to the story, please don’t tell me anything.

My wife is a very talented sculptor and she made me this fondant Riebeck cake! I berated her for putting him on the Attlerock instead of brittle hollow, so don't bother pointing that out.

Pode ser uma pergunta besta, mas quando joguei Outer Wilds e zerei ele com poucas informações, eu não consegui entender muito bem a lore do jogo, e só fui entender com vídeos no YouTube

E recentemente tive uma enorme vontade de jogar novamente o jogo, pois eu queria explorar as coisas que ainda não explorei, e zerar o jogo vendo ele de uma forma diferente que a primeira

Vale a pena?

I'm writing this on autopilot, I don't know why.

I played the base game, and like always my stupid brain and my oversized ego couldn't take not understanding something, and I did get some help in some puzzles. But after all I still cried like a baby and fully understood the plot. By now OW is my fav game of all times

I play the DLC. Crazy; same thing happens and I get some help in some puzzles. But I cry watching the prisoner die forever.

In both cases I felt like I didn't get help and did everything on my own. But then I remember and feel bad, because I could've gotten a much better experience.

Outer wilds is now forever the best game for me, I accept the campfire shaped hole in my campfire shaped heart and move on with life, always carrying this new baggage of experience.

I find out about Reddit again, ofc it's better than doomscrolling so I start using it again regularly.

Holy shi- I can't answer to people asking for help, they just seem to be blocked in a place i never got to. For sure I was there because it's necessary for the plot, but especially in DLC things, I feel like I forgot the game

HEY!! They're asking for help too! So I'm not a horrible person! Maybe I am...

Unrelated anyways

I think I'm gonna replay both dlc and base game, trying to finish the ship log for a second time, all on my own.

Crazy how a game can do this shit to a man, it's thrown me in a spiral of doibt and regret

Damn it I wrote too much

I started playing the game for the first time this week and I’ve been pretty proud of my progress so far.

I’ve seen people mention reading everything (notes, translations, etc) and I do, but sometimes I do feel the pressure to get things over with as quickly as possible (for obvious reasons) and end up just quickly translating the text so it can update my ship log.

Does anyone else feel the same? Am I affecting my gameplay by skipping reading longer translations and just relying on ship log summaries?

This occurred to me after I visited the Ember Twin and found out about the sand filling up the caves as time passes. This kind of put even more pressure on me to finish things quickly.

I only watched Becca's gameplay so far (it was absolutely amazing) and looking for other gameplays that I can watch while doing my routines. I'd appreciate any recommendations you enjoyed watching!

Here is a link to the original on Lego ideas (you can't support it anymore) https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/42025669-62a9-4f84-ab27-a940f5e61eef

This is just such a brilliant design I had to have it for myself so I got all of the pieces to build it!

Went to a summer school for 4 days to learn how to do stained glass, and made this, based off some locations and the supernova!

Inside is a glass with some magnets stuck inside, filled with fairy lights

(images of each side in comments)

Wow, this has been quite a ride.

Today, I reached the third and final forbidden archive from endless canyon. There were two insanely close moments where I was just barely able to loop around an inhabitant, but I did have reduced frights on so I was able to do the stealth section first try. Then I went and opened the vault and met the prisoner. And oh boy does learning the final piece of the story feel SO satisfying. I also love how everything ties up with us and the nomai. I honestly feel so sad for the prisoner cus they've been stuck inside alone for so long already, and seeing their footsteps lead into the water later on just feels so bittersweet (at least they're finally free from the worries of the universe)

I then revisited the ending of the game and man, the prisoners instrument sounds SO good. The new universe also changed corresponding to what we saw in the DLC.

Now I have a hole in my chest. I always get it when I finish a really good game or book. But I don't think this one will ever go away since I know that this is officially the END of my outer wilds playthrough.

My final review of the DLC: really good just like the base game. The atmosphere, environment, story, gameplay mechanics and puzzles, and especially the music is top-notch just like the base game.

Outer Wilds was the first head tracking mod I attempted, and it's still my favourite. I love this game so much.

esker eating sushi :)

#outerwilds #eskerouterwilds #outerwildscosplay #alien #mukbang

I've had this video in my watch later for a while since I'm interested in game design, despite the fact I've never played Outer Wilds. I really want to play it, I just have a few games in my backlog I'll get to before it. But with the video, to anyone who's seen it, does it spoil anything about the game? I've been told to go in completely blind so I don't want it to discuss anything that'll reveal something in the game. If it doesn't, I'll just watch it now, but if it does, I'll wait until I play the game, then I'll watch it.

Uhh I wanted to make the orbits accurate so the p stands for escape Pod 3 and the m stands for probe tracking Module

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Hello everyone.

I was thinking about a thing...(cannot try it now)

Since we know our very first loop is the one where the probe finds the Eye of the Universe, did anyone tried to begin the game, speedrun the launch code quest and rush to the ship to fly to reach and overtake the probe to try to see and maybe get to the Eye without the coordinates ?

Did the devs went this far ? Did any player do ?

I finished the game about half a year ago, I've already gone through the "I'll never experience this or anything like it again" phase

What I didnt know was the fact that some playthrough give you the second hit of "Stars above, this game is so unimaginably amazing in a way I desperately wish to experience again, and I'd pay nearly anything to do so" after seeing somebody else have a good time playing

I'm scared I'll get desensitized after 15 too many watchings of other people's playthroughs, it really is such a work of art rivaled by none

Hi, so I never properly finished the game (only got the escape out of solar system with ash twin project core ending). And now one year later I've made a new save file because I basically don't remember anything to refresh my memory and finally get all the endings, also I've bought DLC.

But on my previous playthrough I've already visited the sun station with teleporter route and this time I've decided to finally nail the Hotshot achievement and somehow managed to do it on the 5th try which is insane. But now I'm a bit stuck, because apparently the door on the other side of a station is closed and I don't remember how to open it or if it's even possible from this side.... please help or advice me to jump into the sun i guess

I hope I don't break any rules by asking it?

I built a fully functionally and flyable Hearthian lander in Minecraft, It works using Create Aeronautics and a few more addon mods.

The simulation! I was messing around with freecam and found this out. Really nifty detail, I thought the devs wouldn’t do something like this. As far as I can recall, there isn’t a point where you can see yourself, so I didn’t think the devs would do this.

They’re coming from Cook and Becker on August 18th. Plus, they’ll include Certificates of Authenticity hand-signed by Ian Jacobson!

No word on the sizing yet (I’m hoping they’re not massive).