re: outer wilds
how can the naomi have been dead so long they've left bone dry skeletons, when the very same falling sand that was a hazard to them is still a hazard to me now, still rapidly filling up the caves
the orbital probe cannon broke because it was fired with too high power, but you watch it break every loop
re: outer wilds
i solved the mystery of the warp timing anomalies (it does indeed send you back in time; also i appreciate that they let you recreate the experiment with the scout. it's a nice touch) but i'm not sure what that does for me. i'm not really any closer to... anything, i guess
also 22 minutes is weirdly specific. i haven't checked but i bet that's the length of the loop
re: outer wilds
it bugs me more than it should that the black hole gravitational lensing warps the text telling me where my scout is
that text isn't actually over there, it's being projected into my eyes by my suit based on a calculation of where in my vision the scout is depending on its detected location
re: outer wilds
you know i bet the Sun Station that the nomai were debating about was like, a dyson sphere
they were talking about it in the context of needing a lot of power iirc and were worried about it harming the native species, which would happen if you blocked out too much sun?
much to think about
re: outer wilds
you know how people with a bad sense of direction will say "i'd get lost walking in a straight line" and then laugh a little bit? because it's kind of a ridiculous thing to say
i'll say it and then i want to cry because it happens to me all the time because i'm not a functional person. i can't navigate spaces. i don't know why i thought i could handle this one
re: outer wilds
right now what i'm doing is placing the scout on the observatory on the surface, taking the whole ship underground, flying directly at the scout marker and getting stuck on something i rammed into, getting out of the ship, immediately falling into the black hole and hitting "meditate until next loop". i have done this four times now.
re: outer wilds
@monorail hahah, that rules!
there are a lot of ways to do most things, but i never imagined this one