GREAT JOB NOT DYING | Subnautica PDA SONG

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• Skope Wouldn't you like to know ;) Join Date: 2016-06-07 Member: 218212Members

  April 2018

  *listens to music with headphones at max volume*
  
  "GREAT JOB NOT DYING"
  
  *rolls on ground, ears bleeding and foaming at the mouth*
  
  END MY SUFFERING!
  

  But really, good job on this. Glados would approve.

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• Kouji_San Sr. Hινε Uρкεερεг - EUPT Deputy The Netherlands Join Date: 2003-05-13 Member: 16271Members, NS2 Playtester, Squad Five Blue

  April 2018 edited April 2018

  Skope wrote: »

  *listens to music with headphones at max volume*
  
  "GREAT JOB NOT DYING"
  
  *rolls on ground, ears bleeding and foaming at the mouth*
  
  END MY SUFFERING!
  

  But really, good job on this. Glados would approve.

  
  Hehe thanks, although I am thinking of "softening" up the voice a bit. Anyway, I guess "great job not dying" would also apply to you now, the way you describe it

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• Bale France Join Date: 2015-09-05 Member: 207737Members

  April 2018

  @Kouji_San
  
  Wow. As far as I recall you had always been here in this forum. To me, you are like the ancestor of all subnautica players. And I just discovered you owned a youtube channel ! I feel like i have found a treasure trove.
  
  By the way, your song is great ! ( just a little harsh on the ears but you already know it ^^ )
  
  And i have to ask : in your subnautica gameplay, you pretend that you don't know how to do things ( for exemple you are like " how do i make glass ?" or "quantum detonation ? the hell is that ?" ). Is it because you are doing a sort of narrative gameplay ?
  

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• Kouji_San Sr. Hινε Uρкεερεг - EUPT Deputy The Netherlands Join Date: 2003-05-13 Member: 16271Members, NS2 Playtester, Squad Five Blue

  April 2018 edited April 2018

  Haha I guess you could say I'm pre-historic. There are other around as wel from the ancient past though
  
  
  
  The thing is, even owning the game during pre-release, WAAAAY before January 23, I've actually only stepped into the safe shallows, kelp forest and the red grass zone. My save for that was so old, I basically forgot about the detonation sequence and all that was said. And I do believe it changed quite a bit as well. My old pre-release save was in creative mode, so I never had any need to gather resources or figure out what ingredients were required for things I did build. And the bases I build were mostly just tubes and early game stuff. So my reactions are pretty much all genuine, I tend to venture into games without reading up on it in advance. I'm a bit weird like that...
  
  I can tell you one thing though, not getting spoilered about things was almost impossible. But I endured it for all these years and patiently waited for the final release in my safe shallows. Can you imagine my frustration, when I heard the 2017 Halloween release date wasn't going to be met and moved up to somewhere in January 2018

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• Bale France Join Date: 2015-09-05 Member: 207737Members

  April 2018 edited April 2018

  You managed to endure all these years You are quite a monster aren't you ? You really must have suffered.
  
  When i bought the game, i played it immediately then quit it, waiting for another update, playing it again, then quit it. I did that many times already, i don't think that's the best approach either but i couldn't help it ^^ : the game and the updates were way too enticing.
  I did my best to avoid spoils though, when they were starting to work on the history, i managed to take a huge break from Subnautica for like 8 months and erased the forum from my favorites. ( that was hard )
  
  But for enduring years of waiting for a game like Subnautica, you have my respects.
  
  Now, apologies, i have a subnautica let's play to watch !
  

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