Eve Online - TITAN V TITAN - Epic Titan Showdown | Doomsday Weapons Unleashed!

[@aaronmt14]

To all the people saying this is boring: That's because this is a mere slug fest between the biggest, but also slowest ships in the game. If it was a full-fledged battle with frigates and destroyers flying circles around them all shooting each other, it'd be a lot more exciting

[@jackmorgan9998]

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[@hectorotis1291]

@Jack Morgan Instablaster :)

[@jackmorgan9998]

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[@jackmorgan9998]

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[@hectorotis1291]

@Jack Morgan you are welcome xD

[@Sercer25]

The "estimated" price of a Titan in EVE is around $3000-4000

[@fraznofire2508]

Against another titan they don't do much but imagine someone in any other ship getting hit with the doomsday

[@clankplusm]

well, it depends, other caps and BBS will get fucked bu smaller stuff has a good chance against a titan DD, GTFOs and HAWs are the solution for those (Though GTFO is situational and rare, AOE DDs arent that good either.)

[@fraznofire2508]

Clankplusm Gaming bro in the time between me posting that comment and you replying I have gone from middle school through high and graduated, and played the game for 500 hours

[@clankplusm]

@@fraznofire2508 lmao. And in hindsight old AOE DDs could actually kill frigs so you were still right heh.

[@thebadazzslash1773]

Lol

[@daddybondrewd7271]

me wondering why the sun is getting closer

[@GreenFont]

The sounds are synthesized inside of the capsule. In the lore it says that the sounds are produced because of the psychological benefits of it.

[@regardlessrampage]

it's explained on the EVElopedia, the space and all the battles within it are actually silent, but the capsuleers pod simulates the sound to provide said capsuleer with more situational awareness.

[@mivapusa]

I think this can go to show how superior the Caldari are to the fanatic Amarr Caldari for the win! Long live the state!

[@MRSMITH1262]

I am A Caldarian In Eve Online, and If I Recall we are allied with The Amarr? Its The Hideous Minmatar, and Gallente we are superior too.

[@mivapusa]

Kadyn Smith I am rather certain we are at war with Gallente, but in a very, very cold relationship with the Amarr and the Minmatar, as their servants.

[@KaonashiKobayashi]

The Amarr basically hate everyone. This is how the Amarr veiw the other factions. The Amarr: Fuck yeah, we're the best. PRAISE THE LORD! The Caldari: They have space that isn't ours, but we allow them to exist because we don't want to have to fight on two fronts at once. The Gallente: They have space thats not ours, but we allow them to exist because they have Quafe. The Minmatar: We allow them to live because we can't get past their GODDAMN ARTY BLOCKADES!

[@jebadiahkerman7846]

Yeah i love caldari. The leviathan has MUCH higher damage and tanking potential and could even be active shield fit to tank absolute SHITLOADS of damage per second.

[@Minimeister317]

Ghillie Troll Gaming Amarr doesn't hate everyone... They are simply better than everyone else. PRAISE THE AMARRIAN VICTOR!

[@Sercer25]

Well its part of what got me into the game, just how much time and dedication goes into building these ships. Draws people away from casual gaming to experience more hardcore gaming.

[@johnmp6147]

damn, this had me on the edge of my seat the whole video. i was rooting for the penis ship

[@TheKams5]

ahahaahahahahahaaaahahahahaa

[@ConnorEilers]

***** You realise they are all penis ships, right?

[@tangent123456]

Connor Eilers The Leviathan is the only one that looks like a ship without any genital shape-like features (LOL) & looks like something you would want to explore the universe with, and reck havoc :)

[@egscert]

Some say the tip has the greatest firepower. your welcome.

[@wolfman6489]

Which penis?

[@tacticalfacepalm5403]

That ship looks like a Kadeshi needleship, and It's beam looks like the Sajuuk's.

[@platiuscyndar9017]

Fitting, considering it's part of a religious zealot group and it's beam is called "Judgement"

[@UnknownSquid]

> Sound is a pressure wave. > Explosions create their own pressure wave, with or without surrounding air. = You can hear and feel the impact of explosions in a vacuum. That said, it wouldn't sound remotely like it does in atmosphere. It would sound much fainter, very short and quick, and probably rather high pitched. Most other sounds would still have no way to be heard of course.

[@jpkjnn6733]

Hi friend.. You wouldn't hear anything. Sound is a pressure wave which requires a MEDIUM. It cannot pass through a vacuum AT ALL because, by definition, a vacuum is space entirely devoid of matter. Consequently, you could not hear even a "weak" explosion in space. When something vibrates (moves) the movement creates a force against whatever it's next to, which for us is typically air. This mechanical energy vibrates outwards in a wave pattern, moving relatively freely in fluid mediums like air and water and losing energy quickly in solids. So say a ship explodes in space.. (vacuum.. no medium!) There is NOTHING to be displaced by the ship as it explodes. The energy which is created by the explosion is dissipated in other ways as pieces of the unfortunate vessel explodes outwards. The ONLY "pressure wave" you'd have in this situation would be the debris of the ship flying outward through the vacuum. In this situation, the *only* thing you could hear would be the bits of the ship hitting the hull of *your* ship, which would transfer velocity into mechanical energy which would vibrate (hopefully!) through the hull of your ship, ultimately vibrating the air on the side you're on and reaching your ears where your brain would interpret it as a "Thunk!" In BSG they did a good job designing sounds that would probably be pretty close to what the pilots would have heard when they were shooting their guns and other, less fortunate viper pilots were bouncing off the nose of their viper. But any explosions in space simply would not have created sound. Shrapnel? Yes. Sound? No.

[@UnknownSquid]

jpkjnn Hi. Nicely written, but you kind of missed my point. A (typical) explosion is primarily a mass of expanding gasses. It needs no medium, since it literally travels to the recipient itself with nothing to get in the way. A solid explosive expands to many thousand times it's original volume into assorted gasses and micro particles. An explosion going off near a ship, even without any debris, will impact the ship with a wall of gasses that will pass its energy on and reverberate through the ship. The wave would pass far far faster than it would in atmosphere, and be much more compressed since there is no atmosphere to resit and disperse it, which would result in a drastically different sound when it hits. Rather than the deep echoing rumble, it would be a sharp and short snap at a higher pitch than you'd expect. Depending on how the sound passes through the ships hull it may change a bit of course. You actually get a somewhat different but comparable effect when detonating explosives under water within closer distances. Normally under water things sound much lower in pitch due to the effect denser mediums have on a sound waves frequency. Explosions however, such as firing a gun under water, within a certain distance, actually sound higher in pitch. ( I can't quite explain satisfactorilly why this effect occurs myself, but I have both heard it myself and read about it's occurrence elsewhere. The key part is that it's an explosive pressure wave, and as far as I understand something to do with liquid expansion/compression limits.) Actually thinking about it you get the same in air. When hit by an explosive wave at near point blank, survivors describe the sound as being near instant and high pitched. Which is because they were hit by a wall of expanding gas, rather than a vibration passed through a (comparably) static medium. So uh, yep. That's my re-explanation, and some related rambling. Hope it satisfies?

[@jpkjnn6733]

UnknownSquid Hi! Thanks for the clarification. Yeah, that's not what I got from your original posting, so I'm glad you responded. It was interesting hearing your thoughts, particularly what you said about explosions under water. I believe you, and find it very curious. Like you said, higher wavelengths attenuate more quickly than lower frequencies in mediums like water. I don't know much about any phenomenon specifically related to medium displacement by explosion, but liquid expansion/compression limits is an interesting explanation. I'll have to consider that. Thanks! As far as the other stuff: Do you really think there would a significant amount of gaseous matter originating from an exploding ship? You'd definitely have to be close, like you said. If you were as far away as I would imagine most ships in space would be from each other, any gaseous matter from an exploding ship would be so diffuse by the time the expanding sphere reached you there wouldn't be enough kinetic energy in the remaining few gas particles to push on the hull enough to produce sound. Without the blast/shock waves most explosions get from the surrounding medium, they just don't seem like they'd be very dangerous except for debris, which would have to be pretty lucky to hit you if you were far away. The gas particles would just spread themselves too thin over distance. Am I missing something here? As far as people who have been very close to explosions, the initial blast wave and subsequent shock waves are still dependent upon the air. I honestly don't know how much gas would escape from an explosive device through exploding alone. Any insights on that? Thanks, J

[@UnknownSquid]

jpkjnn  True. I really can't place an estimate on how close an explosion would have to be to be heard this way. On one hand, the blast will never lose energy/velocity the way it rapidly does in atmosphere. On the other, it is indeed going to diffuse very quickly over the kinds of distances involved in space. The danger from an explosion (excluding debris) would depend on the construction of the ship I suppose. The typical sturdy and armoured sci-fi ship would shrug it off even from up close. The more delicate kinds of craft and stations used in real life would probably be at some risk. Though I was really just talking about the sound. But I'm really just guessing now. I just know that in theory, an explosion should definitely be possible to hear in space. Moving matter. Hitting stuff. Nothing to stop it doing so. Simply can't not have /some/ kind of sound, in that situation. The details of how what distances and magnitudes are required for any certain volume, I just cant say. The distances (and hull thicknesses) involved in this EVE video, I'd very much assume that they wouldn't be heard. Other than the ones hitting your own ship. A Titan is probably noisy inside too. But smaller ships nearby, or shooting down torpedoes headed for them. They might well hear something. And regarding the last part, about the close range effects in air. It still expands in a shell leaving a less extreme pressure inside/behind the blast wave of (most types of) an explosion. So it doesn't need to be a full expanding sphere of gas. Just a brief dense blast wave of gas being pushed out. I actually read a tiny bit more about it just after these comments, and read about how the reason the sound is so short in those cases, is because the pressure holds the eardrum fully or nearly fully compressed rather than letting it vibrate, causing momentary deafness. Unless it just bursts for the poor sod, but more or less same effect. If someone were to stand at the same distance in vacuum (somehow), I'm fairly certain the eardrum would still easily pick it up. Though the part about it becoming fully compressed may or may not happen? Dunno.

[@RenaudCalisse]

UnknownSquid KZbin commenters, better at explaining physics than physics teachers

[@Exolesco]

it's got to be awesome to have the feeling of "I am incredibly large and my turrets are strong and when i blow up, it is very dramatic".

[@AzureRoxe]

Looks SO MUCH like the Crucible from Mass Effect 3.

[@jwaz0908]

I really like Avatar's doomsday animation, really fits the theme of the Amarr. The Leviathan's doomsday is a tad underwhelming by comparison, but it makes sense too.

[@bettervanilla1307]

do you know how hard it is to find a vid with out heaps of talking?....a welcome relief...honestly

[@FierceGamersChannel]

if he were zoomed in at impact you would have heard a huge explosion ...I can say this from experience

[@Cerulium]

For a ship as massive and expensive as this, you'd think it would have at least some sort of basic missile defenses...

[@Acemanveryspecial]

The charge up of the DD on the Avatar is just epic.

[@ErnestMouse]

Wow, I'm surprised, those doomsdays barely did any damage.

[@Rock-Bottem1982]

Okay, so whats actually happening here? Some dude zooming in and out while moving his mouse around in fast circles, trying to make us motion sick?

[@whoooshifg5830]

Slugfest between 2 18km long ships

[@Alpharius93]

About the 'there's no sound in space' thing: In EVE, you perceive everything that happens in space as your character, a capsule pilot, which is completely wired to the ship's electronics through the pod. Input from sensors and camera drones is proccesed by the CPU and translated as something your brain can understand. Since people reacts better to natural input (for example, the roar of a gun nearby), CPU artificially creates sound and fancy visuals so that you react more naturally.

[@CrimsonGamer99]

Damn. 13.77km length. Land one of these in London and you would need more than a Doctor...

[@anhilliator1]

CrimsonGamer99 No sir... ALL THIRTEEN!

[@Areani33]

All you need is a medium for the waves to travel through. So just about anything. It'd be loud as hell in the ship but silent right outside

[@SkrillX231]

Imagine a stray player just comes in and sees these 2 Titans fighting each other. XD

[@clankplusm]

looks like it was done on test server, that happens all the time on test serv

[@Snugglequine]

Nay, the sound of death is the dull crack as your pod ruptures, and the soft crackle as your embryotic fluid begins to freeze in the void around you. However, I'll grant that you'll hear lasers before that, and bloody big ones mabye!

[@Capt_Schwartz]

I miss this game, but don't know how to get back into it. I was a scrapper, a salvage whore (pre-noctis), salvaged enough to run 2 accounts, and never paid a penny, but it became too much like work. I think what I miss the most are the people. The people and few things match the rush of sneaking (no-cloak) overloaded transports through pirate low-sec territories. Many scans but never shot down. How much ISK does a PLEX cost nowadays?

[@TheGodkingT]

If you are a commander within your fleet, you can tell other players to do stuff. For example, a group of 10 players could attack a ship on the orders of their commander but they would be in control of their ships.

[@RyokenMK]

They add a lot, often. Great game, great devs. They listen to their player base like no other developer.

[@shadxw_hunter]

this didn't age well

[@jcxmotor5]

Titans are now a mainstay of a large fleet. Look up the battle of asakai. took place a couple weeks ago. Had like 16 titans i think

[@HelghastLegion]

It cannot be sold as you would expect. It cannot be docked therefor no market. You would have to give it to someone in space in return for ISK.

[@thenoobfactor]

the lore is that they stimulate the audio for pilots, as sound gives them more situational awareness.

[@IDKLOL555]

I love how good the crews aim is @1.28

[@ExTheGirlfriend]

So does ccp add new real content? or just more things to items and tweaks to keep you doing the same old thing?

[@phycodude101]

your right, but they might have 'Auditory Emulators'(Device that creates fake sound so that the on bored crew dont get space sick) the same idea can be for internal systemic shudder control( the device that simulates the feeling of being hit by something) so the people inside know physically that they have hit something.

[@dv2244]

The titan reminds me of the collector ship in mass effect 2

[@warrenford2597]

lol .... it does.....

[@WaveForceful]

Those Giga lasers sound amazing.

[@LeadBeIIy]

True, but they actually do a really good job with the sound. You can hear your ship fire (because your character is inside the ship), but not the other ship. You can hear your ship get hit (because the hit vibrates the sound inside your ship) but not the other ship.

[@Arturo124]

7 minutes of heavy bombardment and not a scratch on the ship. So much for the damage textures.

[@45bullshark]

well yeah,but i meant the chances of that happening are low, Titans cost a pretty penny to make and outfit, but with the change to the doomsday weapons, i suppose it has a higher chance of happening than before the change

[@waffles9085]

This is probably the only time I will ever see titans in action with no TiDi

[@Ecselsiour]

I personally find it therapeutic especially just listening to the low rumbles of those XL lasers and the FX of the Judgement doomsday is just epic. But whatever you just want to see lots of Michael Bay EXPLOSIONS!

[@New_Name_Who_Diss]

the one thing that this game needs is when the skips take damage you can see the damage and holes in the ships and parts of the ship that broke off flying around in space i would be hooked.

[@noahbartlett2832]

update it with the new avatar? also ragnarok vs erebus?

[@BostonGrambo]

He was doing this in MPJW-6 by the way.

[@zanzabaarr]

although there is no atmosphere outside of the ship, other forces (liek lazurz) can affect the internal atmosphere of the ship hence creating some noise?? mabey meaws???

[@MidnightSt]

congratulations, you just understood one of the main incentives to get that ship :-D

[@Forkez]

"Moonstone canon... FIRE!!!" I doubt anyone is gonna get that reference.

[@Lolking4045]

Lol

[@RemixPicture]

So, how come you can hear sounds in space all of a sudden?

[@vampirelordx1]

Why were there two lazers firing into the sunset?

[@KYClay9337]

I'm just wondering why you were working the cameras using a potato on your feet?!?!?

[@benmiles00]

I think the sounds need improvement to be honest. I know there's no echo in space but both Doomsday weapons need an air tearing echo to them; which they presently don't seem to have. And where's the sound of the explosion after the Leviathan's doomsday missiles hit the Avatar?

[@techn0musik5]

.... waaaaaaait a minute if its in space how do you hear the missiles?

[@robertjohnson384]

Why is the Caldari Titan the only esthetically pleasing ship of the said class?

[@peterloya7168]

Robert Johnson I actually find the caldari titan to be the worst looking of the bunch but that's just me.

[@ajstarths3811]

Peter Loya nah I think so as well

[@clankplusm]

@@peterloya7168 gallente worst. Admittedly amarr better and that's why it's the most common. But still.

[@MagusFyre]

Newbie question... How powerful is a Revanant ship vs a Titan?

[@thenoobfactor]

Not a scientist, but i dont think any particles in space are tightly packed enough to allow for sound waves. Same reason a nuclear detonation in space would not transmit into a shockwave.

[@isaaccekic1212]

Where did you get that sound effect in the very beginning of the video, it sounds like SCP Secret Laboratory.

[@therxshow]

So, you do this for fun? Pricey hobby.

[@Evematrix102]

i do this all the time with my erebus toon and my levi toon makes for a fun day on eve when your bored.

[@TorricRoma]

What does each titan do? Like pros and cons. Strength and weaknesses

[@GrimSwag]

Pros: sit in a pos. Cons: sit in a pos

[@CEOPyrex]

this made me laugh and snort coffee out my nose :D

[@Alpharius93]

Those x-large lasers sound awesome =D

[@Viseage]

You must've missed the part that according to the movie info, both titans were his own. I suspect he has a fit for them but isn't using it. There is something to be said for not giving out tactical information to a possible future enemy.

[@Clone012]

How much will you sell for? One of those Titans

[@Davionious]

The Avatar doesn't seem to have active reps fit but its armour goes up? Compare 2:20 with 2:25

[@StatixNWH]

Yeah, because the game would be AWESOME with no sound effects just because realistically you wouldn't be able to hear these awesome sounds in space.

[@WyvernDragon26]

al final, quien gano? xd no entendi nada de lo que pasaba ahí

[@WelcomeToLaMatanza]

ni puta idea xd, p̶e̶r̶o̶ ̶p̶r̶e̶f̶i̶e̶r̶o̶ ̶a̶ ̶l̶o̶s̶ ̶c̶a̶l̶d̶a̶r̶i̶ seguramente gano caldari porque es el mejor

[@exodusmagnusanonimusmaximu298]

En realidad fue un enfrentamiento armado, quiza hasta sea una simulación, generalmente uno no va con una titan sin ser espiado hasta por la CIA

[@Voodoomancer]

I guess technically you can, if you're the fleet commander. Of course, there's other players flying the ships, and cat herding is probably easier than wrangling a fleet of drunk battleship pilots :P

[@TorricRoma]

so you can just plant ships and test fly and fire them in eve?

[@Minimeister317]

No, this is EVE's test realm.

[@Zeta368peep]

I wasnt aware the titan had any other weapons than the D,day device.

[@Despacitoguy-hy7yw]

wasn't the amarr titan down fully on shield?

[@sragerr1]

Yes, but it has an armor tank so its shields basically suck ..

[@oliver2770]

B-but radiation doesn't produce a forward force.

[@CSanykdotCom]

Lol the mushroom-shaped Titan looks like Grumpy Cat.

[@UnknownSquid]

***** Eh? If your thing looks anything like that squashed flared out mushroom shape, I'd highly recommend seeing a doctor. >_>

[@12treesniper]

UnknownSquid I will do that.

[@UnknownSquid]

***** Ye gods man... it's been nearly two years since that first comment of yours. You _really_ need to get that checked by a doctor already. ._.

[@TheFallenGamer15]

what exactly is the sandbox? im fairly new to the game.

[@Rileyb90]

Because everything in game has a real life value due to the nature of the economy which is fairly unique to EVE and it's PLEX system. The values unlike most other games aren't arbitrary however they can be manipulated which is why they change over time.

[@Tyrannmon]

What system is this for and what is the strongest ship ? .

[@Voodoomancer]

Actually, as far as I know, there are no rules against simply having 2 accounts (or more) and multiple clients running at once. So one person CAN control multiple ships, just not with the same character.

[@Vasqudo]

The weirdest and i guess saddest moment was that cap turrets are still missing a damn titan from 90k + running a TE and the target is not moving, when L artys can track a frig from 150k+ (although running 2 TE:) )

[@TheAceFireChild]

no im sure that would be a hell of a lot more fun to watch

[@dbhlnn]

when the waves hit the air inside the cabin, it is moved, causing it to vibrate and appear to us as "sound" we all know space has no air and therefore no "sound" as we know it. you do here things like huge explosions though as soon as the shockwave hits your ship. if it wasn't meant like that and rather that you never had the sound disabled, joke's on you, most people do have it enabled

[@silver2k949]

alot of them were made actually how many exactly i cant say but all the major fleets have 1 think goonswarm has 2-3 at the moment it takes about a year to skill for a titan and a few bil isk to buy one on the market (yes there's always a couple on market)

[@prosotos]

How the hell did you get a supercap in hisec?

[@fatansassy911]

That capacitor, holy balls.

[@FierceGamersChannel]

If you take a piece of Broccoli and shave off the major bulk on top you are left with a broccoli stalk.....or in EVE an Amarr Titan

[@ositogominola8175]

prefiero ver una narración de una partida de ajedrez.

[@WyvernDragon26]

Osito Gominola xd

[@ronaldsitopro3938]

Acaso no sabes de la batalla más épica en la historia de los videojuegos? ocurrió en EVE

[@Tyrannmon]

I have a question I’m planing on changing my profile picture and my profile name to one of the eve online Titan ships what one should it be out of all four ?

[@l_pin5930]

what are those rays?

[@vrcraft]

you can hear electromagnetic waves. just like researchers hear the sun or planets or stars. search youtube for jupiter sounds.

[@Alexander61330]

When next 2 titans? Minmatar and Gallente?

[@HalfDecentTrashCollection2001]

"I was supremely bored as the snow fell so I sat in space nuking myself."

[@oksurehaha9800]

are these ships u can buy in the game..earn or wat>?

[@TheRealCharlieSuper]

+kirby Balinski Titans take training of aver a year and typically cost north of 100bil isk, these ships are not something you want to play with.

[@oksurehaha9800]

well thats too bad then really had my hopes up on gettin one

[@TheRealCharlieSuper]

+kirby Balinski Mind you, you could just go onto the test server, only cost about 100 isk for a titan... Not to sure about training times on the test server though

[@MegaTeeks]

Just realized grumpy cat's face is on the front of the Amarr Titan

[@blackghost2516]

Does losing a Titan hurt? How much? I don´t play this game.

[@범루범루]

Wow doomsday looks like supersien beam

[@ThePanTSW]

Nie, but in space there is no sound :O

[@ThePennycorn]

I got shocked that they looked like that... shame on you Pyrex shame on you! :)

[@Cloud_Seeker]

I understand your point. It's hard for people with no brain to understand games that need more then 40IQ nowdays, but don't worry. It's only a matter of time before a new CoD is released with even bigger explosions for all people that are not the sharpest tool in the shed.

[@Ruslan18rus]

Обьясните кто кого все таки победил?

[@blinkingred]

I miss the old days of superweapons being epic AOE attacks

[@Dshmokiez]

No. You can't physically control multiple ships. A fleetmate is controlling the Leviathan.

[@xXScythianUAXx]

SO MUCH ACTION !!! THE GREATEST SPACE FIGHT EVER!!!! I'M GOING TO BUY IT!!! JUST WOW!!!!

[@nobooty69]

Now that's ALOTTA DAMAGE