The SPORE Iceberg Goes Even DEEPER

[@CuteFuzzyWeasel]

I think the Cocoon virus might be referring to a bug that can happen in the creature stage if you expand out too fast and kill too many species all at once the game will try and spawn more species if you're early enough in the creature stage but if you kill too many they're all these cocoons that just kind of ooze liquid and they'll end up being like the only thing you run into for a while. I've had this happen to me a few times and you just end up wondering around the planet for like 10 minutes until something eventually spawns.

[@SuperJibulus]

Damn I remember this happening to me once, I had no idea what was happening, all of the nests became cocoons and I was so confused 😂

[@oryero]

Oh, I remember that too! It feels kinda spooky tbh 😂

[@oimgrn]

I thought that was a feature I always get that when I play

[@HYDROCARBON_XD]

It's not a bug they're the cocoons

[@TheodoresTomfooleries]

Hi. I'm one of those participants in the Fiction Universe you mentioned. To explain to anybody who is curious: The fiction universe starts all the way back in 2006 (when the wiki was founded), and I believe a certain well known figure who made quite the well known drawing of their fictional creature started the whole thing. Along with obviously writing about the game and its features/mechanics on the wiki, users (which are still on the wiki to this day and are still active!) began writing fiction pages, which eventually were (from my understanding) coordinated under the Fiction Universe project. At its height hundreds of people were writing about their fictional empires, creatures and even making their own galaxies until it ended up getting _way_ too out of hand. So we basically used what are the "evil Gods" of the Fiction Universe to basically wipe out 90% of the actual fiction "in universe". As far as I remember most of these fictions/galaxies weren't actually deleted, they were just ceremonially considered to "not exist" anymore. I've never actually tried to look for galaxies that no longer exist anymore. Another correction to make is that this Fiction Universe has grown so large that it's honestly not even based in Spore anymore: It's only loosely based on Spore (such as, at least for the main continuity) including inventions such as the Staff of Life and the Grox. We basically at this point only use Spore for creature creation and or spaceship/vehicle creation to show off in our infoboxes, and even then some of us forgo Spore entirely to use other programs/games. Spore is a pretty small game all things considered and it's such an old game that all the things that can be discovered and that are worth actually writing about have been written about, meaning that the only thing SporeWiki really has going for it anymore _is_ its Fiction Universe. You can imagine that over a span of 18 years that most of the people who once wrote on the wiki have moved on long ago- so it's quite slow and I would honestly say on the verge of dying at this point. There are still, however, a handful of people who have been continuously contributing to the wiki for nearly *20* years now, which is honestly baffling to me. It's also funny to me how the creators of among the most famous TF2 memes, "MEEM"... is an active creator in this very fiction universe.

[@lydierayn]

Fun fact: The Grob is the name of their species. Their empire is called The Grox. Grob backwards means Borg. This is where all the startrek theories come from. Even in the game files they are called grob probably because it was a temporary placeholder name before it settled on grox. At least thats my take. There is a 14 year old video titled "Grox evolution" here on youtube named Spotecheater

[@100xYGO]

Funfact: "Grob" means "mean" in german.

[@Ω3103ζ]

back in the day you could make your own spore merchandise hoodie, you could do a design on it and everything. I had one and i wore it proudly as an 8 year old in elementary school.

[@AwesomeYena]

I'm green with envy... :D-((

[@Lumpyrox1412]

Gods know that someone NEEDS to make merch for it on Etsy or something

[@Jorvalt]

Small correction @ 19:04 - Actually, using these on Grox planets still gives positive reputation, as long as you don't use it *directly on* a Grox city. Otherwise you get a reputation penalty for "using unfriendly tools." Meaning you can, for instance, Fanatical Frenzy a Grox planet and they'll love it.

[@djt08031996]

That example is exactly how I got them to the point they'll trade route with me

[@KinglyValence]

I tried posting this comment earlier but I wasn't sure it went through and I don't see it anymore, I tried editing it but KZbin had a weird error, so hopefully this isn't a duplicate :) Some more info on Pause Boosting, there are 3 distinct methods: First, this one only requires Wings and is the weakest. Start by pausing, selecting another creature in front of us, jump twice, then unpause and we'll launch. I believe this is the one the comments shown were describing. Second, requires Wings and Sprint. Select another creature in front, activate Sprint, jump, tap backwards (S on keyboard), and continue to alternate between jump and backwards and we will gain a lot of speed. Then hold forward to direct our creature and this will give an incredibly fast launch. Pressing Escape or using the mouse to steer our creature in order to deselect the creature in front can help as we pass over them. Sometimes we can get a mid air stop when we reach the creature in front, same can help the first one as well. I credit @Slimeade for finding this particular launch, here's their example kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaKUeZKlarCDjJYsi=xGwv1XJaUSU28TLx Third, exclusive to Galactic Adventures, this one only requires we have feet with at least level 4 jump. This one only needs us to pause, hold forward, while holding forward press jump, then release forward and unpause. This will give a very strong launch as well, and I believe this is actually the kind of launch being shown in the Galactic Adventures example. This launch for example can be used to beat the Bahaha 500 Adventure in less than 30 seconds fairly easily! There's some other movement tech in Galactic Adventures like being able to fly up infinitely that's pretty easy! Doesn't require wings or sprint. Only need to hold forward, jump, get some good height, keep holding forward, hold Right mouse button, then together hold Left mouse button, the release Right mouse button, and our Captain will start ascending! There are other methods to make that work but that one is the easiest!

[@philipgelderblom6878]

Oh hey, I love your videos.

[@thatguywhoanimids]

Hello KinglyValence

[@CD_ian]

Correction at the Roblox part. In Spore there is a cheat called "blocksmode", which does the same thing as u shown in the video. Im not too sure what the purpose of this was but as a 3D modeller I could take a guess this was to either simplify the geometry, or show collision boxes of the creatures.

[@Phobic_Nova]

"if a day one spore player had a kid back then they'd be in high school by now" i'm actually only 2 months older than spore, it's crazy to me-

[@Thick303]

For the "empires can settle suns thing", here's my thoughts: According to the Spore Wiki, if you use Planet Buster to destroy all planets in a system, the sun will remain. Your ship will hover above it but be unable to enter the sun. I have not tried this myself. I wonder if it's possible to combine this glitch with the "settling gas giants" glitch? Where an empire captures a star system, but there's no planets so they "settle" the star.

[@bo1bo1bo1unlosode]

I’m pretty sure there are also stars with no planets

[@Thick303]

@@bo1bo1bo1unlosode I've never encountered them naturally, but it's possible they generate naturally.

[@bo1bo1bo1unlosode]

@@Thick303 i’m pretty sure i did back in 2008-2010 as a kid because i remember i was little confused and called my brother. I did also encountered Sol randomly and was pretty amazed

[@Pacca64]

The harvester was a scrapped vehicle for the 'city' phase between tribal and civilization. It'd be used for farming of some kind. perhaps if it did make it to the final game, it'd possibly be the only way to harvest spice. It actually has a remnant in the final game; like the advanced cell editor, there's also a secret advanced vehicle editor, which gives access to all vehicle parts (besides the UFO parts) and allows the creation of any type of land/sea/air and military/religious/economic type. Included in the type drop down is the harvester; sadly creations saved as harvesters don't appear in the sporepedia, and crash the game when you attempt to load the png file the game creates for them (presumably because it requires a non-existant harvester editor) The secret vehicle editor can be launched the same way as the secret cell editor, but with 'state:VehicleEditor' instead of 'state:CellEditor' Apparently, that isn't the only leftover either! I've yet to test it, but 'state:BuildingEditor' looks like it loads a similar super building editor, and has another invalid creation type; farms!

[@JrIcify]

EA: Let's make 100 Spore games. EA: Let's cancel all of the Spore games. EA: Why is nobody buying Spore games?

[@crabdrinker6324]

EA really authorized everything BUT Spore 2

[@friklefrunk743]

@@crabdrinker6324 i hope they do still

[@plasmaflippy9376]

Am I the only one that feels like Clark and Stanley's names were inspired by Ratchet and Clank? I dunno why, probably Clark more, but it just fits.

[@The_Hero]

I actually really like the theory that the Grox haves ties with humanity. On top of all the arguments in the video, the Grox (to my knowledge) are the only space empire with human vocals in their anthem, which would explain why they're seemingly connected. Also, great iceberg, I love to see Spore content even 15 years after its release!!!

[@Sevenizer1]

The Grob is the file name for the Grox in game. As for Harvester vehicles, it seems like this was a class of Vehicle that didn’t make it into the Civ stage. It has beta voice lines that we know of.

[@RD3TC]

as of now we have discovered that the harvester vehicle actually exists in the game

[@xemiii]

I think "harvester vehicles" might be referring to the colony vehicles you can make for space stage/vehicle creator. They aren't tied to any class, so they can't be used in civilization stage

[@MastermindWebgore]

From what I've heard, the Grob is the name of the Grox in the spore game files. I honestly couldn't find much on it.

[@38mb.]

it was also their name throughout most of development, but was changed shortly before release as grob wasn't considered an intimidating enough name

[@kekcrocgod6731]

I remember hearing a lot about the grob back in the day but I don’t honestly remember much about it

[@midwesternpolymath]

It is also "Borg" backwards deepening the star trek reference

[@grillo_419]

I can confirm this having modded the game back in 2011, there are 2 different creatures in the sporepedia, one being the Grox and one being Grob, just a grox without the cyborg implants.

[@Matt-td8xw]

Can't renember where i've seen it, but i think Grox is just the plural of Grob, idk maybe i made it the fuck up.

[@pailofshale1217]

Harvester vehicles were cut vehicles that were to harvest spice in the civ stage. They were cut for being tedious and unnecessary. Frog was the initial name for the grox, being Borg backwards, the Borg being the inspiration for the grox.

[@zakaryloreto6526]

You should have included the hell sanctuaries, when you have a sanctuary planet that has no habitability (T score of 0). I saw it once before.

[@gachaforall1428]

8:01 the man. The dog. And the ugly

[@R-vl6vz]

29:55 As mentioned by others, Grob is the real name of the "Grox Empire" Grob spelled backwards reads as Borg, which is in reference to the Borg in startrek, they are cyborgs, It is unkown why they called themselves the Grox in their empire name.

[@scottoleson1997]

I kick myself all the time that I never got the creature figure made. I always told myself it had to be perfect before buying one.

[@muffinman2546]

My favorite glitch for playing as a hunter with herbivore/omnivore mouth is to flap wings in the air and click on a fruit hanging from a tree. The creature will head towards a location in the air, since it cannot find pathing towards the tree, and eat the fruit from WAY far from the actual tree itself. This is great because fruits heal and satiate a substantial amount better than carnivores eating meat on an empty den.

[@dominikkorbely5809]

bean is not technically the worst creature, ayug is! they have no legs and a carnivore mouth instead of an omnivore one.

[@1marcelfilms]

I need to find a pickle planet and then put all my "inappropriate" creatures on it

[@midwesternpolymath]

Due to the fact that the center of the galaxy is a singularity, it is possible that Steve exists outside of space-time or in some state that would make you meeting him independent of the time of your present.

[@kjhgfdfghjkdrtyuiwewe]

When I played spore, I recall getting a bug over and over where the creature stage would start on land (or far into the water) and then my creature would walk to the nest, which was in water. Water and land physics were swaped. When I went on land, the sea monster would pop out. I would always get really sad when this happed because there was nothing i could do. The worst glitch im dealing with makes it impossible to make galactic adventures as the game always crashes, with mods or without. I tried everything.

[@foureyedelf6151]

I came across this same bug any time I had a creature that was a very dark color. I tested it multiple times and that was the only common factor I could find.

[@mpakojohny]

Yeah he talked about it in his first iceberg

[@Amerias_]

Correction, the grox dont care if you fanatical frenzy their own planet, they will still get the "broke the galactic code" status effect and will not care or retaliate

[@Thick303]

I remember playing Spore Creatures Mobile! there were a handful of "worlds" that you explored, socializing or killing a nest of another creature followed by a big boss that you had to kill. One of those bosses was basically a yeti that throws rocks at the player character creature. then the final part of the game had your creature gathered around a campfire with other versions of your creature, the only difference between them all being your creature's torso being different lengths. Implying that you're about to enter tribal stage. you could go back to previous worlds and unlock new colors and parts by searching the world, but once you killed a nest of creatures that was it. they would be extinct forever even when you go back.

[@Voxelgd]

rest in peace sporums, I wonder if the wayback machine still has the site.

[@AwesomeYena]

And it was replaced by some bootleg GameFAQs that doesn't even let you pick your own profile picture.

[@antlionworkerfan2007]

Fan theory about pirates: Every time you conquer a planet and destroy an empire while doing it, the ships escape your planet, and are classified as pirates when hovering your mouse over it. What if all the pirates are just rouge remnants of former space fairing empires? Unrecognized by other empires as they have no more empire to affiliate with, they just form in separate groups of former guards of their respective former empires. They just wander space and pirate planets to attempt to survive without the ability to trade to major empires, just selling their pirated spice to black markets in return for power packs and health packs. Victims of imperialism, war, religion, it doesn’t matter, these proud guards of their planets are left alone with only former heroes alike.

[@_dire__]

I think I might know what the Cocoon virus is. As a kid I vividly remember multiple instances when I encountered it. Might be misremembering the details tho, it's been more than a decade after all. But I remember being met with a nest that never left the cocoon stage, which would then make all the next both start spawning only as cocoon nests and never evolving. The only thing that helped was migrating to a new nest which, I assume, resets all spawns automatically to more advanced species.

[@Lbuvyxtd]

I thought of something similar as well, can't say it happened to me or someone else though

[@Lolxlol21_]

22:07 Rare huh? I guess I’m lucky! I had no idea they were rare as I keep finding them and had one spawn right outside my home planet.

[@lifeiscats1337]

I added onto the Grox theory much more and made it more compelling with real science. Here it is: If you don’t know, there’s an Easter egg in Spore where you can actually find the real life solar system inside Spore. With every planet exactly how it is in real life. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Mars, Mercury, Venus, Earth. But one thing is missing… if you go onto Earth, there aren’t any humans. Not only that but the planet is specifically Tier Score 1. To me that’s kind of specific, like the devs wanted us to think about that. I mean it has everything accurate to earth, North America, South America, Asia, Africa, you name it. All of it except for the atmosphere being nearly uninhabitable and the absolute lack of humans. That can’t be a coincidence. I think the humans in the Spore universe could’ve polluted their planet and driven life on it to near extinction. After nearly killing Earth they built spaceships and genetically engineered their descendants to be smaller, that way to have lower calorie and oxygen intake to save food and oxygen for longer voyages. They made it in their nature to want to colonize as many planets as possible. They gave them higher traces of melanin and as a side effect, red skin, to be protected from the ultra violet rays of other worlds and make them be able to colonize planets faster. Do you see where I’m going with this? As wild as this may sound, I believe that the Grox are the descendants of humanity. But you may be questioning how they got towards the center of the Galaxy when the Sol system is in the middle of the cosmic arms on the galaxy. I think they might’ve passed through one of the wormholes you can encounter in the space stage, as we know these said wormholes can transfer you from one side of the Galaxy to the next. There are even some near the middle. It’s possible they fell through one of these and ended up in the middle of the galaxy where they made it their homes and with their technology, resources, and biology, were able to take over most of the systems in the center of the galaxy while losing sight of their original culture and knowledge of their origins over the eons. Just one thing is that the Grox are so overly aggressive to any and all spaceships and civilizations crossing into their territory. This may be because of their colonization-crazy nature brought on when they were made by the humans. So that’s the theory. It’s maybe not the most sound but I think it’s very interesting to think about.

[@gingergingey8271]

Basically every time I've gotten to the tribal it's been only my tribe being my species, except for like, one time.

[@Insanegrox]

19:45 The reason the rocks cannot be deleted is due to them being part of the base planet terrain script, rather than being part of the adventure itself. Infact, if you import one of the homeworld terrain scripts into the adventure editor through mods, the rocks on those planets cannot be deleted either.

[@Shabowdiadlo]

Heres two additional entries that haven't been said in either iceberg videos (as far as i know) White spice: white spice is a bug in the game, instead of the normal spice options when you go to a planet, you could find white spice, it can't be sold or gotten without cheats or mods and if you place ot down on the planet either it'll crash the game or it'll be deleted by the game, its also rumored to be on gas giants and is there as a filler option instead of the other color spices Mercury, venus and earth spice change: these 3 planets are unique and can change what spice they produce for each different save you use, Mercury and venus can either be yellow or in rare chances purple, but earth can be any spice option, but its commonly yellow (it even has a chance to be white spice but it was on a older version of the game as a bug)

[@Shabowdiadlo]

Another entry I forgot about was the moon: the moon is classified as a Crater planet and is according to the games files as "a rare galactic formation" but earth isn't classified as rare

[@Arc_5]

i think he already did white spice

[@universe8607]

There was a huge Spore iceberg published on Reddit not too long ago (easily bigger than both of your iceberg videos), if you want I can send you a link

[@RoyalBlueXIII]

Feel free to go ahead and drop the link! Whether or not I end up using it in a video, I think I and others would like to check it out lol Thanks!

[@universe8607]

@@fish8578 I did but I didn't notice how yt deleted my comment as well. Thanks for backing me up

[@swanrideryt]

KZbin actually removes all comments with links nowadays (a dumb attempt at combating bots). Unfortunately that means you can never type links into comments without them getting removed or simply shadow banned (not sure which).@@universe8607

[@Quadrenaro]

I got something to add. Spore -Collectors- Galactic edition. It was the special box set for the game. I had it and it just alot of concept art and a bonus cd about the making of the game. I can't remember much more, but it may be out in my garage somewhere. Or it might have been long tossed out. But it's largely forgotten about with most people these days owning the digital version of the game.

[@GabiP2]

I have the book 😎

[@Pacca64]

my first ever saves' homeworld had a moon that was a cube world, always thought that was cool. When it inevitably came time to colonize it, I placed the colonies on the corners to avoid messing with the terrain too much.

[@cube6794]

"Look ma, I'm on someone else's KZbin video!" Jokes aside, thanks for the inclusion. Also, I gotta say, I thought I knew everything there was to know about this game after so many years of owning it, but apparently Spore is the gift that keeps on giving. By the way, I think I saw the human-faced dog creation in a haunted-house-themed galactic adventure once. Didn't know it was particularly notable. Also, when I mentioned the "Hidden vehicle weapon", I was referring to a singular vehicle editor weapon part (like the guns on spore's military vehicles) that goes unused in the final game. From what I remember, it can be accessed in a similar way to the hidden cell parts that only appear on the Maxis cells, through a hidden version of the vehicle editor. That said, though, it's extremely hard for me to find any information on as well, and I'm starting to think I could have completely misremembered all of that. I'll edit this comment when I find anything else about it.

[@Realsify]

i have waited 2 years for this sacred moment

[@Someone-sq8im]

Idk if you’re familiar with it, but there’s a guy making a spore spiritual successor called Elysian Eclipse

[@TheMoonlight1711]

RoyalBlueXIII when PaltryRedIIIX walks in

[@TheMoonlight1711]

and of course this was hearted i hate myself

[@RoyalBlueXIII]

@@TheMoonlight1711 If you're not careful, I might have to pin it lol

[@TheMoonlight1711]

@@RoyalBlueXIII please do not

[@Pacca64]

You CAN use overcomplicated creations with the 'freedom' cheat in game! The only limit is that they can't be pollinated by game to npc creatures/tribes/space races/etc. The limit largely exists for performance reasons, so it tries to avoid spamming overcomplicated creations unless the player pushes them for their own species/empire manually.

[@Incognito...]

i think i know why roblox acts weird when spore is running in background and vice versa, both games were made in pretty much same time, so devs probably used same code and functions, and roblox most likely fixed the bug, since it has long history and was updated a lot (maybye spore did but it didn't change as much as roblox did)

[@mastermind4499]

Why no one ever talks about SPORE java games, you know, for those cellphones that had buttons? I had two games, one resembling cell stage and other resembling creature stage. The cell stage one was actually pretty damn big, even featuring a bossfight if I remember correctly. I might be wrong however. Jesus I'm old...

[@k-leb4671]

Whoa, that brings back some memories.

[@noname117spore]

At some point I kind of hope to be relevent to one of the moderate to deep iceberg entries but alas, seems like my little corner of Spore isn't so important for these things.

[@SuperJibulus]

I don’t think there will ever be a Spore 2 in the form of a direct successor, and that makes me sad. I hold out hope that talented and passionate individuals exist out there who eventually create a spiritual successor instead

[@darkexecutionertr8939]

Check out Elysian Eclipse It's different then other games like adapt or thrive . It will be basically like Spore 2 It's going to have 7 stages(Cell Aquatic Creature Tribe Medival Civilization and Space)Cell stage is like %80 percent done i think .And has some progress on Aquatic

[@spj8297]

There was also a bug where u could try to befriend the epics during the animal stage but it would just eat u as u danced and sang for it. Although I remember their relation status would change from agro to neutral while they would still attack u sometimes. I did it once and it would randomly attack me and leave me alone, unfortunately, when I wanted to find it on another day I couldn't. I also remember finding a hyper epic in the animal stage which was one of my own previous creatures from another run, it crashed my game because of how huge the model looked in that stage. I miss this game so much. So many good memories.

[@orangeaedan]

A few things that are cool or missed: 1: When you use Fanatical frenzy on a Grox planet. They still like it. 2: The mentioned cube planets can also be a lava cube. 3: In the cell editor its possible to unmirror parts. When you open the secret cell editor (or the normal one after opening any other editor). You can unmirror parts by pressing A. 4: When you unmirror an none stalk eye in the cell editor (see 3). And place 1 of the unmirrored eye's in the verticle center, the eye will be flipped and look completely white. I can send an image of a cell with this if you want. 5: I'm not sure if you mentioned this one already but there are actually 6 planet trail colors. Red, orange, green, turquoise, blue and white. 6: As mentioned in 5 there is a white planet trail. The white trail planets are really hard to terraform and will also drop back to the lowest tier when stopping with terraforming.

[@carpetbeetle8349]

If memory serves. The Grox like you using the Fanatical Frenzy on their planets so long as you don't directly hit a city with it.

[@Voxelgd]

I think that the Steve and grox (specifically the evolution one) theories are correct. and for the Steve one, he also has a human name, and a common one, at that.

[@RattMetal]

I wonder if the sporeum could be accessed through the way back machine? Or at least part of it?

[@DingleDarn]

I'm gonna make a Bean run and rule the galaxy as a Bean

[@MSMandstuffgaming]

The human faced dog looks like the sad megamind meme had a baby with Tomas the train

[@zackcash4941]

I remember playing spore. I can confirm the tribes rarely being different creatures; and sometimes being unable to break up cocoons. The cocoon virus might refer to that. The attack animation would play, but they'd never break.

[@iceteeize]

So I got the first iceberg video on my feed yesterday evening and went “heck yeah!” And when I finished it I was like “that was great, wish it was longer but oh well” And then I see there’s a part two that came out years after the first one? I love this and I love you

[@LechugaEspartana]

Yoooo! awesome! i enjoyed the first vid! great work lad!

[@Mac-t5j]

I love seeing new Spore content! Best game ever

[@Lbuvyxtd]

I always figured the cube planets were glitched and didn't get properly terraformed. Which is kinda annoying because my galaxies are always full of them, and I do not like them

[@sporeranier]

I used to be on the sporum all the time back in the day, it was my favorite forum. I was crushed when I found out it was gone forever.

[@DogBat]

Man face dog is a yokai :3 Edit: HE SAID IT OMG

[@Parodiafritz]

I always get the stupid bug where if you die but have pack mates, your game just freezes at the death screen. I also get the bug where after getting a mask on the totem pole, the game immediately crashes.

[@penguinlord-yt9xc]

Nice video! I'll keep up with your channel. I enjoy your videos :)

[@Rulesofnature2006]

I have a bizarre story about the first time I played Spore on my laptop (Also sorry if there are some grammar errors english is not my first language) I remember installing the last version of Spore and when I passed the cell stage and I finally could play the creature stage as a herbivore I was confused bc the planet had no trees and no bushes and almost no creatures and I was softlocked. I played in other planets and it was the same thing I dont know if it was a bug or its because I installed a pirated version I just don't remember clearly

[@DJEylisium]

Maybe the reason why the Grox surround the galactic core is because they are guarding the last human being alive (Steve)

[@DogBat]

OMG I LOVE DARK EDGE

[@BananaSoupOSC]

a theory for the roblox spore is probably because both games use similar or the same kind of code therefore the spore creations code is compaditable with roblox

[@ElusivePlatypus96]

To be fair a lot of spore creatures look mammalian

[@cheepmovprod]

It’s hard to not make them look mammalian.

[@shuacraft9193]

Part of what makes spore so fun for me is the mysterious vibe it has.

[@charmingotter976rr]

I see the cubic planets every time does anyone have that

[@shenziswan]

Oh my, I appeared in a video! Thanks for including me hahaha, great video just like the first one!

[@ch-arts-us]

2 years later wow. Thank Steve I subscribed.

[@itzmedb8290]

21:55 I got a cube planet as my homeworld’s moon on my very first play through. That species has gone on to colonize one quarter of their galactic arm along with at least one colony in every other arm near their respective wormholes.

[@joseph2235]

I just rewatched part 1 yesterday.

[@Cayden-g2q]

What do you mean? Cube planets are rare I find them all the time for some reason.

[@yeasure5420]

For some goofy reason in the Russian translation when you break the galactic code the game says that you 'hacked' it There are also some creatures have the same name (For an example: Lelby and Splonk have the same name in the translation)

[@WeFrogger]

Stupid Theory: The Sea Monster Is Battered Feesh But Not Battered

[@Odessa0v0]

I briefly knew death by proxy, he has a neat channel and it's cool seeing him basically get a shout out when I don't think even Royal Blue knows his stuff.

[@gingerrose3566]

I found a glitch back when there was still a spore disk, only once i found a glitch where a neutral epic would spawn and you could befriend it, I've never heard anyone else talk about this glitch and like I said I've only ever gotten the glitch once and I'm wondering if anybody has ever heard of it or experienced it themselves, if so please let me know

[@ccindependentrecords4996]

A minor correction: I remember that the Freedom cheat (which removes creature complexity restraints) did actually allow you to use your creatures. What the game did not allow however was that your creatures created with this cheat would not be “pollinated” (they will not generate on worlds in your galaxy)

[@BananaSoupOSC]

uhhh the UN apparently added "context" bellow the video talking about climate change

[@Bloopaz]

I remember seeing that roblox spore glitch and it was so scary to me at the time because of how uncanny and impossible it seemed to me as a kid

[@templebeast1324]

The undeletebel rock in Adventure town are found on much bigger scale in The Tempel of Spode adventure

[@tomclanys]

6:20 yes, I used that key back in the days and it worked flawlessly with my legal copy of Spore, giving me the parts. I think I also found a similar way with the cute and ugly DLC, but I'm not sure. I never bought it and I think it was just free to get somewhere on the internet.

[@evervirescent]

there’s a video on spore’s cut content that talks about harvester vehicles

[@operationomniverse351]

28:02 I miss the Sporum. You know those Tuba Man memes. I strongly remember these photos being shared on the Sporum long before the Instagram post that set off the widespread meme. Unfortunately all that information is probably lost unless someone archived it.

[@FriendlyAnimeChick.]

YES, HE MADE ANOTHER SPORE VIDEO!!!

[@mrquickmoney98]

thank you king

[@martin-u2n9l]

pls say me how to get the tree maker from the last spore iceberg

[@magikarptv5993]

about the half epics from the other video, a friend and i remember we saw one in our game back them but i have no evidence :(

How many stars there are in the Galaxy?

[@epicsponge7934]

The grob is the grox before they became cyborgs I think I watched a lore video on it

[@LOL_MANN]

When you make part 2 cuz you got tons of views but sequel fails miserably :(

[@PJSproductions97]

I would argue that the Grox are not human-decendants because of the shape the Earth is in- looking at it, the continents have not shifted much or at all from their current positions. This doesn't align with the Grox's million-year empire between creature and space stages, since the tectonic platers would have moved substantially in that time.

[@karpai5427]

Is anything known about Wolf clan, Moose clan and Karhas?

[@Mainecoonium_is_burger]

I'm currently listening to this while playing the game

[@kayl.h.3016]

One time I found a cube planet

[@sporefreak42]

For a part 3, mention the spore glyphics, the intro sequence (the original and ga one), and the creatures that appear in the cutscene.

[@philipgelderblom6878]

Good video, good game. I learnt a lot from this and the previous video

[@JPOG7TV]

Once again, great video! Glad my comment made it in!