Atrioc explores the strangest Elks, and Trees - Echoes of the Eye Supercut

Part 2 of the Treelander Saga.
Full Vods here:
Part 1: • Atrioc Plays The Outer...
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[@EagleRulerSiena]

Probably was a wise decision not to include the 3 hours he spent arguing with chat about the morality of The Prisoner.

[@garrettmanor9987]

I’d argue it was the best part of the play-through,

[@laupoke]

lmao what

[@ogAdoptedfatty]

I need link

[@brayerkh]

@@ogAdoptedfatty Full vods are in the description. I'd assume you can find that there.

[@littlesnowflakepunk855]

What was his take?

[@LethalByte69]

"Burning the building down doesn't solve your problem it just hides the evidence" yes that's the point lmao

[@Dutchyman]

Wasn't the point of it that it shows they were worshipping The Eye? They thought of it as a benevolent deity. When that idea got crushed and they believed The Eye was evil, they burned down the church.

[@randomname191]

"kinda feels like not my business" is the funniest first reaction to finding the fire and skeletons I've seen

[@jamesonmcmullan5722]

I love the Feldspar energy this guy has, even if he is a bit... intense

[@NotDisliked]

I appreciate watching these playthroughs of people who don’t hold the game to the same reverence that I do. Having all of my feelings about the game get validated again is nice and all, but watching more disconnected streamers dive into the game and play it in a totally different way than I did is an interesting new perspective. It lets me appreciate what the game does well or not so well for people who aren’t me.

[@MrPloopy83]

I think this is the timeline where the Hatchling decided to stay in the loop for centuries and completly lost his marbles haha

[@McBehrer]

their*

[@RenanVasconcellos0]

The Prisioner didn't f... everybody, he saved the universe. The universe was dying. A conscious observer entering the eye was the only way for the universe to at least have a new chance to reset itself. The owl people knew part of this, for there is a painting in a burned house that shows new life being born from the skeleton they saw in the vision about the Eye. The owl people, knowing this, chose to maintain the destruction of the universe in order to continue living in the simulation.

[@thotsnotallowed4284]

It's implied that the painting in the burned house was the Prisoner's, like he was the only one to see the optimism in their circumstance

[@meekumanu]

This is just totally misconstrued. There's no evidence that the Owlks knew the universe was dying naturally. Their readings on the Eye restarting the universe if observed was correct. They sealed the Eye signals to prevent themselves and any other species from prematurely wiping out the universe, that to their knowledge was not going to die. Idk why people see them as the villains, when in actuality, they delayed the restarting of the universe by up to 280,000 years. If the Nomai from the Vessel found the eye in their time, Hearthians would have never even existed. Also, they created the simulation because they missed their home, not out of ignorance of the Eye.

[@BananaWasTaken]

Fun fact: that painting is the prisoner’s. All the other owlks saw the vision of the eye and feared the end of the universe it’d bring. But the prisoner recognised that it was necessary, and a new universe would be born out of it

[@somerandom9520]

I don't mind parts of his take on this tbh. The strangers could've cut millions of lives short when they first found it. The nomai clans were to live for at least another 200,000 years and the hearthians hadnt even evolved yet, dark bramble didnt even exist. They could've found a way to preserve their bodies in the simulation and wait out the end of the universe allowing all the life of the universe to be lived fully, then wake up and observe the eye and reset the universe. but... definitely wasnt the case for the owlks smh, buncha scaredy cats.

[@dewhi100]

That whole argument is predicated on whether the Eye really destroys anything. Once we enter the Eye's 2001 dream sequence, the passage of time is up to interpretation. I personally believe that once we get in there we are removed from time, and are watching the natural death of the universe on fast-forward. And the game itself is crystal clear (to me) on its themes. Stay curious and optimistic, accept our mortality, and lay foundations for the successors we will never get to meet. The Strangers are the antithesis to those ideas, with the glaring exception of the Prisoner. Then again lots of people are just as adamant that the Eye is a universal insta-kill, so the debate will never end.

[@claptrappington5895]

It blows my mind how Atrioc can just glance over stuff and then find half the games progress by accident or stubbornness.

[@lucasgeorg1214]

Consequence is that he makes moral judgement while knowing less than half of the lore

[@Imperial_Squid]

Kinda the anti-Joseph Anderson in that regard, where he'll pick up on bizarre minute details but also break the game by persistently ramming his face into some funky geometry or wondering

[@MasterFGH]

He had some really interesting solutions I hadn’t seen before, thanks for uploading this

[@Dutchyman]

Bro laughs hysterically at the most depressing discoveries, every damn time. He is a funny dude, but god damn. Not everything has to be a joke.

[@thetsjak]

New Eelis supercut!!! Well that's 90 minutes of my Thursday gone. I couldn't imagine a better way to spend them though.

[@ChromeCanuck]

Isn't it Wednesday?....

[@partymix1997]

@@ChromeCanuck have you heard of timezones?

[@robbiehanson5450]

​@@partymix1997haven't you heard of momentary forgetfulness?

[@mythical_coffee]

4:27 "we'll just put 'er down nice and easy"

[@c4sualcycl0ps48]

He really has that “I’ve lost my mind stuck in a time loop” character down pat!

[@McBehrer]

46:55 holy shit, a Pendragon reference in the wild? That is fucking awesome

[@KeshOwlk]

Oh, NICE. Something to watch today

[@lilyuumi1345]

where most people cry, this guy laughs and calls them dumbasses... , but the fact that he doesn't figure out the story until it's right in his face, says everything.

[@ambrosia777]

He is the biggest ass ive seen play this game but dddaaammmnnn is he hilarious hahaha his ladish bro attitude is so entertaining, certainly one of my top mega cuts

[@dewhi100]

I gets frustrating to see people try to engage with the game and miss important ideas and information. This guy doesn't even try and its hilariously refreshing. He's a toddler with a puzzle box, shaking and bashing it until its loose enough to fall apart on its own.

[@ramblingratling5212]

55:17 first time I've ever seen that

[@PartTimeWeeb521]

Eelis! I love you! Thank you for this supercut!

[@0ranix]

Thank you Eelis you're the best!!

[@El_Carlangas]

My condolences Elelis for have to watch the whole stream of this guy. Thank you, anyway.

[@greenyxd7298]

nooo, the post credit talk about the game is an essential part of the Eelis Outer Wilds Experience :;(

[@partymix1997]

sadly, they couldn't make it another hour of content (talks about it for a while)

[@Harpysisters]

Trust me, it was absolutely horrible

[@mr.yuriinspector347]

Truly one of the playthroughs of all time.

[@AliRizwanMasood]

Love seeing the SovietWomble to Big A pipeline

[@g4merguy27]

Ty for temporarily filling my outer wilds void!

[@dwatts64]

I never get tired of watching how vigilant us Outer Wilds fans are about the "no elp" rule. Every game out there, there's a small group of players that are willing to spoil it for chat and or the streamers, but not Outer Wilds. It's like you join the "Cult of No Elpers" the moment you finish the game for yourself. We all have a fanatical devotion to spoiler free playthroughs. 😂 I'm so proud of our fanbase! 👍🏼

[@blackbirdsnake3107]

How does someone find the matrix before finding the gorge

[@dickurkel6910]

I don't understand, does he do that here? I skimmed through but it seems like he only discovers it from the slide reel revealing it

[@calibursatsujin3112]

wow, that post dlc rant just makes me want to never watch anything with atrioc again. thinking that its the prisoner's fault that the nomai died and that its his fault that his people hid the signal, thus doming the nomai in the first place. just... how do you misinterpret the story THAT bad you JUST played it!

[@murphthasmurf5923]

kinda wish he did the ending again but a great cut as always.

[@sprunk77]

9:00 ok that was fast

[@H88fayyad]

eelis are you alive bro?

[@rwinkler4321]

I usually watch atrioc but I can't watch him play puzzle or story games

[@arthurberdin4671]

thanks for the upload again Eelis ::) been following you for a year and wondering if you would be interested in making compilations of non-english speakers if u ever run out of content?

[@odiihinia]

this dude has absolutely 0% immersion in the game, constant jokes without paying attention to the atmosphere. Bruh

[@randomname191]

This seems to happen when bigger streamers play the game. People definitely feel the game differently and play it differently whether they’re a small creator recording without being live, a streamer with a small audience, or someone like Atrioc who’s entertaining a few thousand people. Same thing happened worse with jerma, but it’s one of my favorite playthroughs since it’s the funniest I’ve seen, even though he didn’t end up understanding a lot of the game

[@ambrosia777]

If you want immersion, check some of the other vids. I get what you mean and normally when they aren't "into" it I get annoyed. But ddaammnn he is hysterical, he can crack jokes unendingly and I'm always down to listen

[@nousername8162]

yea, he even admits that he kinda plays up the stupidity for stream sometimes. i guess its his choice though, he kinda prioritizes "good stream content" over actually enjoying games

[@0ranix]

Did he really not go and finish the game again?

[@christhed8679]

Busted dam ? I just busted, damn

[@TheJewelryBoxTTV]

I always enjoy watching other people puzzle out this game. Especially like your cuts of the streams! I'm curious how you select whose streams you convert. I played through this some months ago and I know I'm not remotely a big channel but would I eventually see my own?

[@dewhi100]

as long as they cut out the annoying co-commentator.

[@solecproductions]

treelander

[@masrfaker]

@Eelis I highly recommend you do a supercut of @IsNotRetro, that guy has an insane attention to detail and very good commentary.

[@hashtaghashtag9967]

Newwwww super cut fuck yeeeeeah

[@DontMockMySmock]

"oh my god it's like Ready Player One, dude!" ewww

[@McBehrer]

yeah but then he follows it up with one of the most based references of all time, Pendragon

[@faez_dabestani]

Yo Eelis! I found another one! Pirate Software! Good luck!

[@Deadgye]

21:16 I never knew you could ding the bells.

[@지겨워-s4i]

This guy has a good vibe

[@Bahzur]

Yep, this playthrough is the #1 worst playthrough ive seen. Incredibly tonedeaf, laughs constantly at everything and everyone, ignores (or just forgets?) lore and clues and does an 180° at the interpretation of the lore of the end. And then i read in the comments he argues 2+ hours the prisoner got whats coming to him and the owlks were in their right to deny a refreshed universe in favor for a dying one? BIG OOF. Atrioc? More like atrocious... Anyway liked the vid nevertheless, thanks for your work Eelis!

[@_-ghostfps-_8651]

It's an interesting argument tho

[@selfselected]

jesus I actually watch atrioc for his economy commentary, but I'm so impressed by his gameplay. in both the base game and dlc he keeps finding crazy stuff by accident and "sequence breaking". I was already giggling when he started jumping the damned tree to get to the building with the broken bridge. and it's absurd that the very first painting he removed lanterns from was the right one lol

[@xXsillysussyXx]

ew atrioc