The Biology of No Man's Sky

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A nature documentary deep dive into the aliens of No Man’s Sky. What sort of ecosystems will we discover in a procedurally generated universe?
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Across the infinite cosmos of the video game ‘No Man’s Sky,’ there are a similarly infinite number of alien lifeforms. Through the use of procedural generation, the game contains more than 18 quintillion planets to discover - many of which teem with extraordinary creatures. While No Man’s Sky had a rocky reception at launch, the developers have done persistent work making this virtual universe worth exploring.
So, for this entry into the archive, we’ll embark on a classic documentary-style expedition, exploring the lives of extraterrestrials on scorching worlds, frozen wastelands, and many others. I’ll also speculate on how the biology of each lifeform might feasibly work. I admit that there are a few too many total planets for this Archivist to document, so this documentary will focus on only the most interesting ones I’ve discovered.
Now, let’s set off into the unknown, and see what awaits us among the stars…
0:00 Biology of No Man’s Sky
1:10 Planet Rhea
5:58 Planet Boreas
9:16 Planet Nereus
13:59 Planet Helios
18:16 Planet Erebus
21:18 Goodbye to Infinity...
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@Shoyro Год назад

This could be a series itself. So many planets, so many creatures. Perhaps we could be visiting worlds found by longtime players.

@binarybiosphere Год назад

Good idea!

@GhostoftheSnow271 Год назад

There’s a world I created years ago, an ice planet filled with (at the time of launch when I got it lmao) really realistic and interesting animals

@highlord2841 Год назад

Yes

@confederatestatesofamerica8330 Год назад

i had the same thought

@dynamaxchungus884 Год назад

Please lol 🙏🏻

@DraptorRonin Год назад

Gotta love how he broke his usual documentarian persona to chuckle and name a creature “George”.

@spinosaurusstriker Год назад

Literally the first person on seeing. Platypus

@user-lx1is9cu6w Год назад

He named it like that because dickinsoniya(I hope I wrote it correctly) was already taken. Oh and btw, it's our ancestor and looks like sole

@Man_Aslume Год назад

Timestamp pla

@Gr1m.reaprz Год назад

@@Man_Aslume 18:44

@Man_Aslume Год назад

@@Gr1m.reaprz thanks I thought you would be those type of people who just sleep on it

@MeekCrayon Год назад

I love how you literally get to archive never before seen species on this expedition. Getting to name them and figure out their lifestyle from your own observations and experiences, rather than someone else's is a real treat to see!

@dwarflanternsharkfriend6713 Год назад

Yes! It provides such an authentic feel of... authenticity!

@astick5249 Год назад

George

@spode2091 Год назад

well that's normal in the game

@dutchthenightmonkey3457 Год назад

@@spode2091 I found a giant hopping pineapple one time lol

@DaDa-kf4vp Год назад

After 10 hours I started seeing the same creatures with the slightest variations. Got repetitive quickly

@marxtheenigma873 Год назад

I like doing this as well - taking fictional critters and coming up with how they function in their environment, even, or especially, when the developers aren't even trying to be deep and sciency. I'm currently working on a challenging project of taking creatures from Kirby games, tweaking them to be more physiologically plausible, and thinking up facts about them.

@nartsadiku8249 Год назад

Sounds interesting!

@kjmudkipzofthemudkipdynast2657 Год назад

Cool

@quempire2656 Год назад

Oooo that sounds cool

@quempire2656 Год назад

Hope it goes well

@animaltoysplanet1469 Год назад

Speaking truth here,this is a planet called 4546b, let's see who gets where this comes from

@shadw4701 Год назад

No mans sky is one of the best games ever made imo. It still needs a few things here and there but if you're into scifi and space exploration I highly recommend it, plus there's other things to do like owning a pet or trying to collect space whales for your fleet

@kayleighwukovich8318 Год назад

They got space whales now?

@ProfessionalBabyEater Год назад

@@kayleighwukovich8318 living frigates

@shadw4701 Год назад

@@kayleighwukovich8318 Yes, they're called leviathans and I think they're really cool

@Z00D0ct0r Год назад

@@shadw4701 the leviathan was a exclusive reward for a expedition but there are more living frigates

@mzamethodman7134 Год назад

Wait like actual space whales?!

@Rhyme_Zil14 Год назад

An archivists natural habitat! No but actually there's literally infinite possibilities for videos no matter what with this game

@eksprolek2924 Год назад

I hope for a video with living frigate and ship and how they could evolve

@dungeonsanddragons7334 Год назад

Technically figuratively

@idontknowmusictheory532 Год назад

The procedurally generated creatures are still generated from a pool of models, colors… so there aren’t infinite different creatures.

@Seth-Halo Год назад

And most creatures look bad or just to similar to others sadly

@LineOfThy Год назад

@@idontknowmusictheory532 technically

@chadgorosaurus4898 Год назад

No man's sky is the treasure chest of speculative biology. Litteraly you could be the first person to ever discover a creature in this game since there are almost infinite planets.

@aqilaiman9739 Год назад

Are you serious?

@chadgorosaurus4898 Год назад

@@aqilaiman9739 Yea there are more than a quintillion planets. You could find anything on them.

@Kiirin_48321 Год назад

@@aqilaiman9739 the power of procedural generation my friend

@aqilaiman9739 Год назад

@@Kiirin_48321 what is that?

@aqilaiman9739 Год назад

But still how many storage do we need for this game?

@cadman2300 Год назад

I discovered a mineral-rich planet dotted with floating crystalline monoliths. Life on the planet appeared to be silicon-based living crystalline clusters that floated about and were quite shy whenever I came close to them. Also, due to super easy-to-find resources for assembly and awesome jumping capabilities, the Minotaur is my absolute favorite exocraft.

@Goofy-f24 7 месяцев назад

I like focusing in the small details in no man sky too

@ArkainSpawn74 Год назад

Another video on the biology of the living ships, horrors of the derelict freighters/stations, the mutants that can be found on the planets with no atmospheres, aberrant exotic type worlds, and the occasional random entity moving through space would be greatly welcomed additions to the archives. They are rather curious entities after all.

@emmahealy4863 Год назад

That sounds really cool, I've never played NMS because I assumed it was just a generic space game, but that sounds really interesting

@lvndr9838 11 месяцев назад

@@emmahealy4863 definitely consider giving it a shot! it's improved a lot since launch and gets regular content updates. the most recent one was adding sentinel ships you could gut and repurpose into your own.

@an8thdimensionalbeing142 Год назад

13:25 the thing with animals like abyssal horrors are that they exist on all ocean planets too, regardless of the local ecosystem. it's possible that they, and the other seemingly omnipresent organisms are hyper invasive species that have been spread from planet to planet by starship travel and a deep history of galaxy wide civilization. those little resource plants might also be an example of this, seemingly spreading from planet to planet as their seeds or spores are picked up by traveling starships and merchants. without spoiling too much of the lore, it isn't crazy to think that some of the types of lifeform you can encounter are not natural examples of evolution.

@jonathand.t.5051 Год назад

Could it be possible that they and the biological horrors are pests from the Gek or Korvax homeworlds which spread slowly across the galaxy with the advent of space travel? Those two species were mentioned to have dominated the galaxy before the Sentinels came about

@just_jack_2181 Год назад

In reality, the abyssal horrors are probably the young of asteroid larvae. I think they spend the first phase of their life growing attached to the seabed attracting prey, then detaching and starting to wander in space feeding on asteroids (or the creatures that live in asteroids). Instead to explain the hostile plants and other living beings that are found everywhere I like your theory a lot.

@purplehaze2358 Год назад

Komodo dragons aren’t actually a result of island gigantism. From what I understand, they’re the last of an informal group of sizable monitor lizards. Compared to their now extinct relatives, they’re actually relatively small.

@alcyon7536 Год назад

That group of sizeable monitor lizards are a result of island gigantism, they originated in Australia and spread elsewhere.

@douggaudiosi14 Год назад

They related to megalanias found in Australia that was absolutely massive and lived on earth only 2.5million years ago and is structured almost identically to komodo dragons. Except megalania was 23 feet long!

@D0NU75 Год назад

Komodos confirmed for reptilets

@gabrielabatista6016 Год назад

@@alcyon7536 I'm sorry if I'm misinterpreting the comment, but isn't Australia a continent? Last time I checked it was too big to count as an island. So, if they originated in Australia, it isn't island gigantism because Australia is not an island, just a very, very, very isolated continent.

@PLNTGMING Год назад

@@gabrielabatista6016 The continent is Oceania,Australia is just a huge island

@frostreaper1607 Год назад

NMS is the perfect game for this channel, its a great vessel for stories, I wish I could give you the address of a very sad but interesting planet but I've long lost it. (tho that probably doesn't matter as this was before several updates ) I once ended up on a planet that looked like a deserted dirt wasteland, nearly no plants and there where only a handful of animals around 1 lonely pool , the pool looked like it had once been a big lake, but now it was the measly watering hole of what looked like the planets last inhabitants, running around, calling out. it was really disturbing. I know that in practice landing elsewhere on this planet there would be animals spawning in but I desided not too, because what was happening there looked too genuine, like it really was a dying planet. it actually felt like I was the sole witness of a plane't's ecosystem dying breath.

@freezingphoenix7512 Год назад

damn this comment hit hard thanks for sharing your travels!

@Iku00 Год назад

Imagine the existential dread you feel knowing you were the only outsider in the whole universe to witness a particular planet's literal demise

@pinetorch7876 Год назад

Reminds me of the great dying of the Permian. The possible events every planet has undergone and how life was affected is very interesting to imagine in this game

@frostreaper1607 Год назад

@@Iku00 existential dread is the right word for it !

@soundwavesuperior7522 Год назад

There's a planet in my home system called Tapaul XI, it's a metallic planet with strange floating clusters of these metal formations that are everywhere, the only living things there are these electric orbs that "remember faces" and always seem to be closing in, I once found a crashed freighter that indicated the planet was possibly terraformed, I dread going to that planet because of how unsettling it is, every time I have a mission off planet I pray I don't see the marker fall on that ringed planet, and when I do I always fall silent

@Frankabyte Год назад

Could we have a look at the biology of the Half-Life franchise? Particularly the aliens and plant life of Xen, as depicted in the Black Mesa fan-remake.

@kayleighwukovich8318 Год назад

Oooo I like this idea

@majorzbombasu21 Год назад

And the xen infestation in half life alyx is interesting too.

@pailhorsegaming6762 Год назад

If he does, don’t expect it to be more than a two parter.

@quempire2656 Год назад

@@pailhorsegaming6762 the combine though

@carized8852 Год назад

@@quempire2656 I think what he said is supposed to be a joke about Valve not making a 3rd Half Life

@Alteori Год назад

omggg YES!!!!! I love making stories for the creatures I find! The possibilities are endless

@Lumberjack_king Год назад

I find it fascinating that you’re naming and explaining randomly generated planets and creatures 18:55 lol George I love him

@catpoke9557 Год назад

Actually that's how you're supposed to play this game. Explaining not so much (the game explains a lot of it for you when you scan the organisms) but naming is encouraged. It's an actual feature in the game. There's so many planets and species that almost every one you encounter is new anyways, so people will always have an abundance of things to name in this game. Which is why it's a feature.

@_apsis 11 месяцев назад

@@catpoke9557took me a good while of exploration to find a system discovered by someone other than myself

@TheaSvendsen Год назад

Would you consider doing a part two or more of the fascinating creatures in No Mans Sky? I absolutely LOVED this entry into the archive! Also, did you come across any pre-discovered planets or were you able to play the name game on all of them? You really rocked that, by the way ;-) Plus I chuckled pretty hard at the “Georges” species.

@DrawzeDrawing Год назад

18:46 I think this was the first time I heard him giggle a bit.

@katiebabyxx6207 Год назад

I'd love to see you do a Biology video on The Eternal Cylinder. It's the perfect game for you.

@Littlekoji-df1cf Год назад

Hearing him laughed is just heart warming🤣

@BierBart12 Год назад

I love NMS, but I wish we'd have a way to increase the amounts of species that can appear on a single planet. Five animals and three plant species per planet just doesn't feel right

@Sanas_Shy_Language Год назад

Yeah, but it makes sense it wouldnt be too high cause of restraints

@kobepyle4105 Год назад

I've found more than 5 and animals and 3 plants on planet

@soulmaster9481 Год назад

I found a planet with 25+ plants and 13 animals.

@Cwronaga216 Год назад

You should keep this series up as long as you keep discovering something new to talk about as you play the game. Not to mention it's endless free content

@TrueLadyEvilChan Год назад

I hope this is a series. This would be so fun

@eksprolek2924 Год назад

Everyone wants it to be a series sonit prob will

@marxtheenigma873 Год назад

You should look at an old ps2 game called Scaler. I love it for the detailed environments. Its nice to just stop and pay close attention to things. In one level I've even seen a plant mimicking a dangerous predator. Of particular interest is a massive flying boss called the rattle crab. For such a big thing to fly, I believe a portion of it is hollow, decreasing weight and doubling as hidey holes for its little babies.

@Bluedinoaur Год назад

I can picture you as some inter dimentional traveler with a Rick and Marty style portal, cataloging the new worlds you find and reporting back to some science base on your home planet. So cool, love this channel

@PestilentAllosaurus Год назад

Finally a video of NoMan'sSky after my own heart. Since day one, it's what drew me to the game which only improved. My very first planet was a unforgiving cold storming planet. Which had two layers. The surface level which had HUGE megafauna which looked fat enough to endure the cold storms, and aggressive dragonic sabertooth wolves. Protected by thick carapace hides. It hinted at a ecosystem all on its own. Then a unique part of my first world experience; the ENTIRE planet was also a cave. Pocketed with surface openings. In the caves, there was mostly hostile crab and spider like fungus creatures species in their own separate ecosystem. I had to risk the hostile fauna to escape the frequent storms which was easy to escape due to the entire planet being basically a cave system as well. I think I hot lucky in that manner. Now, ofcourse NMS is so so much better, and the updates destroyed my first world to being different which is sad. But it's for the better. I do this myself when exploring.

@catpoke9557 Год назад

My first planet was a desert covered with crustacean, ostrich-like predators and skittish herbivores. There was no water on that friggin planet or anything. It also had a lot of steep ravines with annoying radiation in it. You'd fall into those, get attacked by two ostriches, and then need to get out as fast as you can while scaling a steep cliff because of the radiation

@jannanos8739 Год назад

I've always liked the implementation of exploration in NMS, since the beginning. With the overview of one paticullar Starsystem, zooming in on the planets, gaining your first information from orbit and then explore on foot or by exocraft. You really get that fealing of being a field researcher yourself, completing a page of your journal and contribute it. Always being able to view your progress with added extra-information in your log, which feels like a high-end version of a pokedex. This game is and has been phenomenal

@SomethingClever18 Год назад

I love this, the way you named the creatures, narrated like a nature documentary, and used the in-game camera made these worlds feel so real!

@nrdkraft Год назад

7:21 “So the snow snufflers have sniffed their way” wonderful alliteration🤣

@Alberad08 Год назад

Reminds me somehow on my absolute favorite book when I was a little boy 50 years ago: "The Voyage of Herzog Ernst". It's a medieval tale where the protagonist journeys through far lands and encounters similarly strange live forms. It's written in a very fantastic and entertaining way.

@jums8224 Год назад

I love how the Archivist had difficulty staying cool on Planet Erebus Truly a beautiful planet, I need a george plush

@elizabetho.7484 Год назад

Oh wow, already love this!! Was so hoping you'd do this game!!

@Shatterverse Год назад

Actually at least one theory for some sauropod feeding was the stand and sweep method, where it would keep its head down and sweep it in an arc, eating everything in that arc, then take a step and repeat. Minimum energy expenditure for maximum consumption. The specimens in question had neck vertebrae that would have only really let the neck rest horizontally rather than diagonally or vertically up.

@rivainihawke992 Год назад

Have you seen the game Warframe? They have three regions, Earth, Venus, and Deimos, all with unique biology thousands of years in the future.

@spikeweed420 Год назад

Here are my favorite aliens from each planet: Rhea: Rhealopes and Arachnomantis Boreas: Chillmanders Nerues: I liked everything from Nerues Helios: Heliostriders and Cragspines Erebus: *g e o r g e*

@Readydaer Год назад

been waiting for this episode! love just wandering planets in this game to observe the fauna. you're one of my favorite channels, CA!

@ImreHardeman Год назад

Never stop making these amazing videos please!

@auden5236 Год назад

I’m not sure if this is your sort of thing, but I think a video about the civilizations within the Three Body Problem Trilogy could be really cool!

@bigbadwolfstudios1 Год назад

Would you ever do a compilation of all of your favorite aliens and organisms you've covered through the history of the channel so far? It'd be fun to see all of the greatest hits of the things you've covered.

@AfrosCanBeCool Год назад

Curios Archive makes boring things amazing

@The-realness-is-baffling Год назад

Luv you curious archive keep up these videos, I get so exited every time you post 🙂

@prototypelq8574 Год назад

You come up with some really cool and creative creature names! Snowsnuffler is a personal favourite. If you had fun doing this video, I'd love to see a couple more episodes on NMS, the random generation creates some truly unique designs.

@Vekuyo Год назад

I knew they would end it on an exotic world but that was one of the tamest examples of such. I was hoping for animals that were just literal rolling eyeballs or floating scrap metal or something. I loved stumbling on exotic worlds cause they were often so bizarre and illogical. This really would make a phenomenal series to squeeze in between other projects from time to time. The format is perfect for the channel.

@getter8294 Год назад

More of this please! I love how you put in a bit of your own creativity here, and it really works with all your speculative biology experience already. I’m speaking solely for myself here but i would love to see this become a sort of series you do every now and then!!

@lapiras1054 Год назад

I've been looking forward to a NMS video from this channel for so long, super exited to watch!

@eksprolek2924 Год назад

I never expected to see one but was hoping for one. I am super glad to see one

@Insanity_TM Год назад

18:47 - 19:42 I love how you can hear that he’s struggling not to laugh

@BierBart12 Год назад

Imagine how frustrating it'd be to travel through space for aeons just to find a station full of alien people who won't even tell you about themselves

@D0NU75 Год назад

but they do, some tell things about other species and also their past: The Gek used to be brute-sized bird/lizard people who enslaved the korvax and basically committed genocide for the sake of farming their guts. Then the Korvax forced a solution of Nanites (think of this as their blood) down the Geks making them into the small, profit obsessed polite bird people you see. The other race, the Vi'ken raged war against Sentinels, another robotic lifeform who police the dimension with an iron fist, and this happened over centuries and millenia to present, at the same time that they also waged war against the old Gek. A few things that are shown and not told: A Korvax entity isn't strictly tied to their physical body or "shell", a Korvax might seem to fade off or be turn off only for a new digital entity to take over their shell, effectively making it a completely different person. Gek are traders and they secrete smells, pheromones they use to their advantage to be more pleasant to others, or to express fears or even to induce hallucinations for the sake of showing something. Vi'ken are warmongers, but they have a strict code of honor, as much as their behavior might come as aggressive they can be equally loyal and reliable, they hold tradition and lore close to hearth and they also know to let go of grudges, seeing how many of them live along Gek just fine.

@trademarkshelton Год назад

This must be your first video where it fell to you to name and describe the creatures involved. Must have made a fun twist on your usual format. Anyway, as an NMS player myself, I’d love to visit some of the planets you featured here, if you could share their coordinates, just to know I’ve been to the same spot(s) you have. (In case you don’t know: the coordinates of the planet show up as a series of symbols in the lower left of the screen when you look around in photo mode.) Great work! Thanks for taking a look at one of my favorites!

@renagornquickblade997 Год назад

Excellent video as always! I was very happy to see you posted a No Man's Sky video as I've been hoping you'd make one at some point. I hope you do more from this game!

@benjamindebo9283 Год назад

This channel never disappoints

@Kcaedenn Год назад

Great video as always! You’ve inspired me to make my own speculative biology world

@SuddenSwine Год назад

A new video from curious and im off for the weekend!!!! Best Friday ever!!

@andrewkilmer4988 Год назад

Yes always love these make more documentaries!

@HeadBurroAntfarm Год назад

Thank you! This is exactly what I've been looking for (and trying to do in my own head when I play). I really hope you do more.

@marcobell1250 Год назад

I am so glad you did this

@RocketPawcalypso Год назад

I would love a series just on no man's sky, endless discoveries here! I love your narrations so much :)

@MakkuRavella 3 месяца назад

it mightve been over 1 year but i love this man and every video he has made

@MisterDTwenty Год назад

Just what I was hoping from this video, bravo

@vaapps Год назад

Please make a series of this!

@baddieboombalatti2523 Год назад

So happy you got around to this game! Maybe you can leave coordinates if you do another chapter so players can visit the planets you've explored.

@danytalksmusic Год назад

been waiting for this one!

@johnsid1639 Год назад

This was fantastic, do another video about no man's sky biology!

@bbloem950 Год назад

Awesome!!! Was hoping for this one

@dwarflanternsharkfriend6713 Год назад

This was a great video! I appreciate your channel's consistent tonal formality, but a moderated amount of lightheartedness is extremely welcome! It was nice hearing you laugh :)

@thesyndicategaming718 Год назад

Been waiting for this

@Jim_WoodPike_Gherkin_WangWick Год назад

This was beautiful, there was this feeling of a quiet adventure with discoveries wondrous and terrible both, I would love to see more.

@purplehaze2358 Год назад

19:26 I did not realize scallops were kind of terrifying.

@mudshrooze Год назад

This is such a fun series and I love your naming. Very creative and goofy

@AmbiDai Год назад

Thank you so much for your bravery and awesome field work, Sir Archivist. We all appreciate your dedication to your work 😄

@mrtoto9749 Год назад

This episode was amazing, there are so many planets and galaxies in this game which can bring out so many unique stories, can’t wait for more!

@headwreak1768 Год назад

You know what this is amazing,we NEEED A SERIES ON THIS

@sauraplay2095 Год назад

Amazing video! The randomness of this game is awesome.👍

@tiredboy7262 Год назад

this HAS to be a long-running series on this channel, it has so much potential its not even funny

@Phantomfile Год назад

I would like a part 2 to this series, please! I’ve been playing NMS for a long time and I think there are still more you can discover! You could even cover some other things like the giant worms, infested planets, living ships, pirate encounters, numerous space anomalies and probably much more. You could even consider doing one of the expedition events whenever they are on and build a full story from that. Either way your call, and I think I am speaking for everyone that we want a part 2.

@sorbusaucuparia188 Год назад

Very nice video! There is an amazing diversity of liveforms in that procedural universe. Just yesterday I thought I'd seen most of it by now, then the next planet had flying mushroom cap creatures. Nice touch using the exocraft to get around! I'd definitely enjoy another video like this

@ken287 Год назад

Love the vid and was just wondering if you’d continue your monster hunter series?

@VerySpicyMemes Год назад

I love this idea! An entire series based on certain creatures on all the varying planets would be awesome.

@Jefuslives Год назад

Very well made video. Thanks!

@AI-nm1pq Год назад

Gotta say replaying no man’s sky is absolutely amazing thanks curious for peaking my curiosity on no man’s sky again

@JadeGamesDEV Год назад

Make a series of this!

@purehyper124 Год назад

Your biology videos are always interesting.

@gadielgonzalez2755 Год назад

These videos fuel me in knowledge and spirit.

@tranqilparade 2 месяца назад

Please make a sequel to this, there’s so much more

@gmbryant746 Год назад

Loved this so much

@PloverTechOfficial Год назад

What a wonderful analysis! You did such an amazing job at describing choice parts of infinite biological diversity! Good job!

@_thomas1031 Год назад

The amount of exploring and research into this is FANTASTIC, especially appreciate the connections to our own earth based lifeforms😄👏👏👏

@alvorsmith699 Год назад

More of his please it’s basically endless content

@kittydranae1762 Год назад

i am late but i just want to let you know how essential you are to my writing and art process, i have found such a love for speculative biology over the last couple of years and with your videos help i am putting together a worldbuilding project and i will forever be thankful for your videos putting me on this path

@kuitaranheatmorus9932 Год назад

This was just so amazing

@yasherhashslinging189 Год назад

Great, now I gotta download No Man’s Sky again, great video as always

@sphereunitedheroes7936 Год назад

This channel is amazing

@the2internet1cowboy Год назад

Howdy I love your videos and how wonderfully fascinating they are

@PisaniProductions Год назад

Fr, this was incredible

@theheavyflamer6383 Год назад

Could you make a sequel of this? THAT WOULD BE EPICLY AWESOME!

@youhan9574 Год назад

Thanks for making this video. Videos such as these will perhaps inspire Hello Games to make more awesome creature variables for the game!

@thelegendaryarceus5618 Год назад

Him breaking out of the persona and giggling at the multi-eyed land octopus is healing my heart

@jonathonspears7736 Год назад

We need a part 2!

@jerrybailey5797 Год назад

Fascinating this would be a great documentary series with improved animation 👍 👌

@IvanoForgione Год назад

NMS procedural text, and even written story and lore, while being mostly detatched from gameplay, offer so many opportunities for role play. I love it for that. And this video is brilliant, of course!