"Someone Gave SCP-079 a Nuke" | Kip Reacts to RubixRaptor

[@SNESPrime]

In 2001: A Space Odyssey, HAL wasn't necessarily murderous, he just had psychosis from dealing with two conflicting directives. He thought that he could do a better job if the human element was removed.

[@johnvucich]

A machine that doesn't know how to lie was ordered to lie by men who find it so easy to lie.

[@FluffehStuff274]

I believe the reason so many games have different night vision is due to the variety on the market. Goggles themselves have historically been green, Larger cameras have been thermal then white/black thermal. With mounted scopes being green or thermal, but now you can get most if not all in a single scope plus illuminate crosshairs on top of it. So it depends on what is being simulated. You tend to see the historical visuals being displayed in games so the primary optic in question that determines the game's choice. So in Arma 3 they are using iron sights/non-illuminated optics so the night vision goggles' green is used, but COD uses all of them with green for sniper missions, white/black for the AC-130 missions, and in multiplayer uses the visual based on the attached optic.

[@Duskraven67]

It al depends on the generation of the tech you are talking about. Nvgs have been red, green, blue, and white. Whereas for thermal imaging, there has been red, green and what is known as "black as hot" or "white as hot" that being said, there are hybrid systems that are working to combine these features today. I'm not an engineer, so I'm not 100% sure on what the differences are, but my understanding is it has to do with what chemical/electrical system they use. For instance, modern NVGs use white phosphorus which makes the image cleaner but gives of a blueish-white light. While earlier gen 1 and 2 night vision was either red or green. Then you also have the style of NVG used, be it monocular, binocular with single tube, binocular with dual tube, and quad tube set ups. There are a lot of mods, especially in ARMA that try to simulate all of these combinations. If you want to learn more about night vision and thermals and their implementation in games, Operator Drewski made an excellent video on the subject.

[@MrMaradok]

8:22 I get the same feeling whenever I watch the movie “Flight Of Dragons” and hear James Earl Jones say “inevitable”

[@bloodmournethefirst1935]

8:17 “Great Cat Village R” has returned

[@plzcheck286AAA]

In any other context, gunshots after/during an ending sequence would usually mean some AWFUL stuff has happened. But this is IGNIS CORP. BABY, POST-OP FRIENDLY FIRE IS MANDATORY! WTF IS A P.I.D. ON FRIENDLY!?!?

[@WarriorLordOfAbyss]

WE KILL OUR FRIENDS FOR SHITS AND GIGGLES AROUND HERE BABYYYYYY

[@bloodmournethefirst1935]

“I HAVE TO KILL YOU, I HAVE TO KILL YOU!!!!!” -Rubix “Jay” raptor

[@brodykline7510]

05:36, Green filters for NVGs were what they started out as in the mainstream, but as they developed further, White Phosphor became the new standard. Nowadays, the newest and most advanced models even have integrated thermal overlays too. Hope this helps!

[@dj11o9er]

Neeeeerrrrd!!!!

[@Squirrel-Gaming.]

I like how when he talked about evil A.i he didnt immediately go for terminator or skynet

[@bloodmournethefirst1935]

4:58 me to my “teammates” in trials at match 7

[@WarriorLordOfAbyss]

I love every time an Ignis member puts Vtubers singing, in an eairlier video it was Gura while hunting a wendigo, recently it’s just Fuwamoco, I love the absolute chaos these lads bring😂

[@alexplaysgames_2]

All I can hear is the aliens from the Winter of 83.

[@M3M3M0TH]

I feel like I would totally watch a "Cool words and their usage" kip video. Where you just talk about some cool words and what they're about and what you think of them.

[@eliasseymour]

Kip this is my first comment to you, but I gotta say (tho it’s very late to say) but I found you and this channel for your reactions to badger, nut still the model change takes me a bit off guard, still I love your work man keep being awesome

[@livingreverie5951]

So the Nods are really just preference. It’s green given it’s comparably more Iconic with movies like Zero Dark Thirty and games like CoD The amount of “scopes” differ as well, usually 1 - 4 but game wise it’s purely for tactical drip advantage You’re not gonna see an advantage of Nods based on how many optics are hanging on your head

[@volcanicknight5594]

This video is goddamn funny he should maybe watch some scp.

[@knightprincess-pq3zd]

ah yes bad company 2 bullet drop that somehow using the shotguns with slugs turns in to a laser weapon that can snipe people across the map with no issues and speaking of bc2 kip have you ever try to flip a tank with the drone? its really funny seen the physics strougle and to crash the match (i played on the ps3)

[@StarBornMichael]

Funny Kip you and I may have vs one another in MW2 and BFBC2.

[@KipReacts]

Probably. I was fairly active when those were the newest FPS games.

[@StarBornMichael]

@@KipReacts And probably Halo 3 and Reach too.

[@KipReacts]

I played so much Reach. That's a definite possibility.

[@StarBornMichael]

Yeah I when by OverlordMichael back then.

[@Mr.Colagaming]

Do it in my van every Sunday

[@djrazoredgeoftherevelator6868]

Hello chip first thing I thought about when you said a I in games I thought of the movies war games

[@paytonkraft7564]

Honestly, Kip, I feel ya about the Geth. The Quarians have this way of being endearing and utterly insufferable, like they develop a victim complex while also being justified, yet taking it WAY out of proportion as well.

[@adamcroke5125]

I agree with your point but it is possible to save both in mass effect legendary edition with the right choices

[@ReinaSaurus]

why does the scp need to sound like its burping all the time?

[@skorgethehunter5810]

Have you seen ribix raptor in the battle of hoth op. It was completely funny

[@KipReacts]

I don't think I have.

[@skorgethehunter5810]

@KipReacts It was a Star Wars op on hoth. It was... hilarious. Someone ordered a nuke to be dropped. Give it a watch.

[@alexplaysgames_2]

Currently planning a Star Wars 5e campaign where it takes place fifteen years after Return of The Jedi and AI has gone rogue and is the new antagonist of the galaxy since Palpatine is gone.