What REALLY Happened to Earth? Starfield Lore - Plus, All Earth Snow Globes

[@z-herb8006]

Idc what people say, i loved this game, i mean, sure, i have so many issues, but the lore, the moments of classic bethesda, it just was so damn good

[@frandrew109]

Play New Vegas then get back to me

[@z-herb8006]

@frandrew109 I have, I love it, I dont see the relevance of it here?

[@StegoAqua]

The lore is good yes, but when even modders are giving up because the game is to boring, you can’t deny there’s an issue, such as melee builds are non viable in Star Field, even the Spiffing Brit an man known for using a game’s mechanics to absurd lengths couldn’t make it work, the companion pool is small, like where’s the Red Fleet bad guy companion, hell what about a Star Born Companion? There’s no city maps

[@z-herb8006]

@StegoAqua dude I get there's flaws I just don't think it ruins the overall experience however I do think they need to improve upon that, fodders are people, they can think whatever they want a bout a game, I genuinely don't care if they think it's great or not, I'm just expressing I liked the game, thought that flaws and all I can't say I hated it

[@TheFeltmeister]

@@z-herb8006 bro I’m with you I love starfield I know it’s got it’s issues but I personally still think it’s a good game and have fun playing so that’s all that matters

[@ClydeHarrison]

I love how Ox's storage locker is just snow globes and a bottle of red harvest reserve 😅

[@Rekhan4242]

Seems pretty much what I would expect

[@WanderingWendigo]

Mine is succulentz 😅

[@laneholland5580]

I'm addicted to this game I cannot stop playing. Hope you make more content for this!

[@Skully_14]

I was extremely sad when I first saw the Earth in this game. My only thought was "How? How could we have abandoned our home?"

[@smolpp585]

Is it that surprising? we can barely look after Earth in real life lol

[@KankedTv]

I'm shocked your response wasn't: how, how could Bethesda make this so fucking boring

[@tomm1109]

I kinda felt if there were that many inhabitable planets then it makes more sense to leave.

[@uglytruckbuilds1839]

I was honestly hoping it would tie into fallout in someway

[@danielsaxon2206]

Got this game for Christmas and I am having an absolute blast!! I can see why some people don’t like it but as an RPG fan it’s a ton of fun!! Thanks for the videos man, looking forward to seeing more in the future!

[@chrismaghintay]

Yes! Exactly this! If you play it for the lore and dialog stuff and skip the aimless exploration it's really rewarding.

[@tomm1109]

@@chrismaghintay the exploring and scanning is cool too. The variety of plants and animals is amazing. I'm hoping their is more need to do that in future updates.

[@ghidxrah2102]

​@@tomm1109 Agreed, I don't care how repetitive scanning and walking around planets get, I never get tired of it

[@biggiecheez4203]

It sucks that most of the old earth ruins are modern skyscrapers. It would have been nice if you could see landmarks like the Grand Canyon or the Presidential Monument

[@pejmanhassanian2948]

The Grand canyon would have been filled with sand and dust😄

[@jerseybound717]

And to be honest most of these sky scrapers would be gone by then as the materials in that atmosphere like metal would have eroded away leaving only stone structures. Science even says in 10k years if humans went away now. Only old stone structures would remain with the debris of our civilization. SO while our buildings will crumble in 20k years the pyramids will still be standing. Looking wayyyy different but they would still be there.

[@jerseybound717]

@@pejmanhassanian2948 Possible. I mean there's a canyon on mars and that place has full on sandstorms that cover the entire planet. its also 10 times the size of the grand canyon though so. Again possible. Humans will use it as a dump before sand fills it.

[@thelvadam5113]

@@jerseybound717 canyon on Mars are usually 8 to 10 times the size of the Grand Canyon

[@tarheelpro87]

Mount Rushmore you mean?

[@PentaSquares]

If people can settle on moons or barren planets, I suppose people can settle on Earth.

[@Ayane_ke]

you put more braincells into this swiss cheese story than Bethesda lol

[@ProfessionalScofflaw]

We're asking the wrong question. The question should not be "why didn't victor tell himself the correct equation." The question should be "why is is necessary for earth to be destroyed so humanity can progress?" Because the unity is an enitity with access to a theoretically infinite universe. So logically, there must be a universe where both earth survives and humanity conquers the stars. Yet in all the New Game plus universes we never see that, nor do we find empty worlds where everything is destroyed. You could just say "hurr durr Bethesda can't write." I think there is more too it.

[@tonnentonie2767]

Bioshock infinite can give you an answer :)

[@incarnation_of_immortality3422]

I thought we were just limited based on our original Universe & time’s traveled to the Unity. We would eventually be able to travel to Universes unlike our own, but are currently restricted based off our home universe’s rules & restrictions. “In the Infinite Universe, Tamriel does exist; you just can’t reach it as you currently are.” God Howard - probably.

[@Fuar11]

The thing is.. it's not necessary. But Victor's reasoning is that if Earth isn't destroyed now, it will be destroyed later by something else. So by keeping it secret he's not delaying the inevitable. And he knows that if Earth is destroyed here, humanity will get to the stars. He is absolutely 100% guaranteed that will happen because he saw the future.

[@TheFeltmeister]

Keep making starfield content Oxhorn there is some of us out there who love this game

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

He said on a live stream that the videos simply don’t do very well unfortunately. He says he has a bunch of footage for a few more videos that he really wants to make, but aside from that it’ll be waiting until the game becomes more popular. Hopefully between the first DLC and updates it’ll become better and more popular.

[@QualityPen]

@@UpperDarbyDetailingDLC and updates won’t fix core structural issues in the game. That takes mods but I can say from very extensive modding experience that mods which refactor quest or world content are rare because they are difficult to make and an absolute compatibility nightmare. I was actually kind of looking forward to Starfield but I returned it after 2 hours and noticing numerous red flags based on previous experience with Bethesda games. I watched for reviews and those red flags I noticed were confirmed and worse than I thought possible. From being railroaded in quests to uninspired uninteresting worlds to nonsensical and physically impossible guns… No thanks. If I ever pick it up, it will be in 5-10 years once the modding community has disassembled and reassembled it. The modding scene is what has made Skyrim and Fallout 4 playable for me. If you enjoy the game stock - I have no idea how you do it, but good for you. I’m not saying you shouldn’t. But me and many others won’t engage with Starfield or Starfield content for a long time because it hasn’t made a good impression with us.

[@Forakus]

No one likes this game

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

@@Forakus lots other people like it.

[@odg1190]

@@UpperDarbyDetailing It'll only happen when modders fix the game for little sweet liar Todd

[@NinjaWiener]

I will never forget how emotional visiting Earth was in the game with "The Sol System" score playing... such an amazing game

[@stealthynaxo]

Man. The setting. Atmosphere and sense of beauty yet decay. Finally, it hits you. "Everyone is dead. And I am all alone here." *Home Alone theme plays* "Wait a minute. Everyone is dead and I am all alone! YAY!"

[@chadharger9323]

What blows my mind is how everyone is 'meh/whatever' about Earth by the time of the game events. It's not like Earth is missing or just a myth like in Battlestar Galactica or isaac Asimov's Foundation's Edge/Foundation and Earth. Also I wonder how many people were left behind on Earth in Starfield. Human numbers seem to be rather low for what was supposed to be a mass exodus.

[@jvazacas]

Same thoughts I had about the population

[@thelvadam5113]

It amazes me that humans found a way to literally bend space like the warp drive which would require ridiculous amounts of energy before finding a way to actively change of climate.

[@jvazacas]

@@thelvadam5113 well it was the artifacts. Humans were told how to bend space, they didn't figure it out. Victor's slate described him talking to himself. That's what happens at Unity. His vision was that of Unity, and he told himself how to use the artifact to create the grav drive.

[@thelvadam5113]

@@jvazacas That's fine but the artefacts aren't giving them power or energy. We know that they require helium three which wouldn't be enough power to literally bend the fabric of space

[@charlesslaton5924]

That's one of the issues with the game. A lot of passion went into this thing. But it's hidden and as a result the game is bland on the surface. The mystery of what killed earth and why, that should be the actual plot of the game. But it's not. Just a side quest that goes nowhere.

[@KnightShadowsong]

My answer to your question at the end Ox is this, (Spoilers if you haven't finished the game yet) assuming this version of Victor was Starborn, and he'd lived through multiple versions of his own discovery of the grave drive, it must have been the ones where the earth became uninhabitable that the settled systems actually developed into what it is. thus, when his self in this timeline touched the mars artifact and he was able to give himself the calculations for the Grav drive, it's entirely possible he decided to Not give him the grav drive that wouldn't cause the Sputtering of the earth's atmosphere because he knew that for the settled systems to happen Earth had to be lost. this is pure speculation on my part, but that seems to be the most likely answer given the multi-verse they are aiming for. But you have to wonder, what would the settled systems be like if Earth hadn't needed to be abandoned. what would have happened in the Colony war? or would the Colony War have happened at all? that's the biggest issue with Multi-verse anything, you can literally make the case for anything happening.

[@jarredr116]

Loving the Starfield lore vids. Feels like a documentary lol

[@MrBedZeppelin]

Merry Christmas, Oxhorn! You bring Cheer all through the Years!

[@Singeferno]

Maybe he did not know how to solve the Grav-Drive problem, but he thought telling himself would give the other him more time to solve the issue. And in the end, he was right. They did solve the problem, but it was too late. Then, there's the issue of why he did not warn him of what happened. This could also be because he figured his other self would not pursue the technology if he knew the outcome.

[@TropicalTaquito]

I’ve been binging on horn videos (fallout 3/4 and new Vegas) the last 3 weeks. Love them! Merry Christmas everyone!

[@MonkeyAce9]

This video ended around the 20 minute mark, then it's just snow globe hunting and it just made me wonder 'How are these buildings still standing? What are they made out of? Why is there nothing in the surrounding areas?' Excellent lore video for the first half anyway.

[@JWAVer]

Thank you for this amazing content, Ox! I genuinely hope that everyone whos watched this has enjoyed this for what it was, regardless of people's opinions of this game

[@YUNGSLEEVES]

absolutely man this games so amazing and sadly people just love to hate

[@stevekempsyninja3292]

I love this game, I still play it, try new things in every game plus. Right now I'm on GP lvl 6 and my character is badass and the game is just hilarious as hell to me. Constantly having wacky stuff happen. This was my game of the year

[@kevinmad0959]

now THIS is what ive been waiting for

[@hadleyhadlen8048]

At this point in the game was the moment I said "f*** this game!" I could probably go into an hour's long rant on the ridiculousness that is Earth in this game, but I'm mostly angry at Bethesda for thinking that this would slide with us. There were better ways to deal with Earth because of a lack of time money or resources.

[@Jayreisofficial]

But in reality. If our world was abandoned... Everything on it would literally die out completely even more so than any other planet. Sure it would take centuries, but . Isn't that when this game takes place

[@OwnerGriffin108]

Wish ox would make more starfield videos, Fo4 is my favourite game of all time but I already know everything about it.

[@KISSFanDan1995]

I kinda wish they made it so earth is still alive and well. So we can explore the settled systems but still have futuristic versions of earth cities that we could explore. As well as New Atlantis, Akila, Neon etc.

[@colemclean1676]

Glad someone is answering this question.

[@ToastyMcGrath]

Seeing a barren, lifeless Earth in Starfield really shook me up more than it should have in a video game.

[@1cornicon679]

i'll probably never have the chance to play this game, but the storytelling from oxhorn is still top tier. although i don't know how many more times i can hear "then the atmosphere started to slowly sputter away into space" before i lose it

[@MichaelAngelo-q9l]

Please more videos like this I miss the old days

[@scottyp1722]

I would assume that the thing he saw when he touched the artifact was made to look like him to facilitate communication. Sort of like the movie "Contact".

[@Gamingandlorewithricky]

I finally finished the main story! (Casual gamer dad here) I can finally watch lore videos 😂

[@dannyschaible7112]

Victor sounds like the kind of scientist that would wear a trenchcoat and fedora. Maybe have bad skin, and a piercing gaze. Maybe its just me.

[@le-grey-far-away]

Nicktor

[@LockjawJones]

Need more lore content for this game

[@kalsels7286]

I always got the impression that Victor did tell him what would happen and even gave himself the choice of not causing the Earths destruction, but doing so would have set back humanities exploration of the rest of the galaxy. Victor just chose to go with the Earth dies and humanity spreads across the galaxy option. My crackpot theory is that it wasn't Victor giving himself information, but whoever was that created the unity, as humanity moving to the stars and the constant traveling through the unity was something that they wanted for whatever reason. Now how would this entity have fooled Victor into thinking it was him giving him the information? Starborn can call on alternate versions of others to fight for them, so having them stand in and tell their other selves what they want to hear shouldn't be outside of the abilities of whoever created the unity.

[@bentarbuck6161]

That ain't doctor aiza, that's nick valentine. He's a synth!

[@Boner_Jamz]

One of the female voice actors sounds like Curie as well.

[@TheParagonIsDead]

I love starfield!

[@falloutshorts]

I really miss Oxhorns Fallout 4 building days😕

[@JFrombaugh]

On my first playthrough, I assumed it was going to be some sort of Starborn Magic Death Star. I was thinking that maybe House Varuun had used the Artifacts to power their ultimate weapon and try to kill everyone not in their cult, and that’s why the Emissary is so adamant about wanting to keep them out of human hands.

[@Steel-101]

Jerry Seinfeld: (looks at earth). “Oh, well that’s a shame” lol 😂. Seriously though the lore on earth is really cool and of course tragic. I built my first space base on earth 🌎 right next to the NASA 🚀 launch site. Got a clear view of that NASA spot from my characters bedroom window. It’s just perfect. Awesome video Ox! 😎👍🏼

[@MidnightWildspirit]

Stephen Russell is The Voice Actor for Victor Aiza (Starfield) & Mercer Frey (Skyrim)

[@TheLoPresti]

I genuinely enjoy your history breakdown videos. You should try doing voice over work for documentaries. You have a very good narrating invoice.

[@Gamingandlorewithricky]

My guess is that the people from other universes hadn’t solve the problem that caused earth to lose the magnetic field, his other self knew this and warned his this was gonna happen but they hadn’t figured out how to fix it and our universe, the one where game takes or maybe the onces where the emissary or hunter are from were the first ones to do it. When you mess with multiple universes pretty much all the rules go out the window.

[@ProfHunnydew]

Maybe the future Victor knew that the colonization of the galaxy would need as many people as possible into the stars. If you left some people home on Earth, only a few worlds would survive or the spread of the human empire would not be enough to maintain itself. How many worlds didn't work out or needed to be abandon to better planet beyond the known space

[@TheFeltmeister]

I love starfield I don’t get that hate it’s not perfect but I still think it’s a great game

[@talthan]

clearly the other Victor Knew and did not tell his self about the "error" because there was none...it was intentional so that Humankind as a whole would be Forced to Leave before they fell victim to themselves. Since Prime Victor has been to more than one universe Id hazard to guess that somewhere along the way a Humanity with a Perfect Grave drive stayed mostly home and died out because they never dispersed.

[@LastAmongEquals]

Gunna be real, I get the impression that the thing he talked to was just wearing his semblance, and the grav drive problem that killed earth was a premeditated catalyst for stellar expansion.

[@laneholland5580]

I agree

[@BionicleJackson]

How many times do we hear the term "sputter" to refer to the loss of the world's atmosphere? You'd think there would be a more scientific term in vogue for such a cataclysmic event. Like " The atmosphere just buggered off" or " pissed off."

[@gregwillams8324]

Ox!!!!!!! Thanks for posting this. Talk about amazing stocking stuffer like gift for Christmas

[@stealthynaxo]

ok time to come clean. Its me I did it, sorry. I- I left the door opened before I left.

[@jvazacas]

Great video as always. Honestly, I think the reason that alternate Victor didn't give Victor the proper way to create a grav drive without destroying the earth is a simple one. Humans are creatures of habit. A majority of the population wouldn't leave earth to explore the universe or move to a different planet if earth was ok. The only way to successfully move humanity from earth into the stars was to destroy earth, giving those creatures of habit no other choice but to embrace the change.

[@bc64100]

this is the part were i delete my the game and uninstalled it

[@spiffingkaladin]

This is what I put together too, especially with the focus elsewhere in the game about how humanity doesn't change (the cold war between the factions, a specific clone facility left vague for spoilers of one of my favorite quests, even the main story of the star-born asks the same question of whether humanity can change in a way)

[@MadeyeDaBighogg]

Another great lore video. Oxhorn is my favorite lore content creator always delivers. Hope he does a lore video on the Derelict Clemens' Truth near a moon of the planet Gaea in the Lunara system. Something I discovered on my second playthrough.

[@vilhelmthomsen1941]

.. or the answer is about the difference of the Hunter and the Emissary, and the choice of how to use the starborn powers. Nice vid btw.

[@blazingheat2046]

Thy didn’t need the grave drives to go to different planets a ship already left before the grave drives were a thing and you can meet the ship that left in game

[@richardavelino7383]

It reminds me of the invention of the steamboat engine, and all the repercussions combustion engines have had on our planet since

[@tomm1109]

wow, that is actually really profound. I never thought of it that way.

[@spaceacepl4636]

the question i walk away with is: why are all those snow globes still there on earth? we don't have any secret old world weapons or military prototypes, no trinkets we can loot or anything else, just these damn snow globes, which are actually pretty fragile and they are all just plopped on the ground; by that point there probably shouldn't be any paint or details left on these snow globes due to constant radiation and sunlight my point is, there's so much that could be done with the planet underground bunkers made either by governments or doomsday preppers, secret laboratories or military installations etc. if the underground part of nasa survived the disaster, then so could every other structure deep enough

[@georgiwenckovsky9748]

@oxhorn are you going to do a video on fallout london?

[@SoulsOfWisdom]

37:52 When it comes to these questions, I simply just realize Emil Pagliarulo being Emil Pagliarulo.

[@TheStardustConspiracy]

I do wonder if Victor reached the unity when he talked with himself, it could be possible that the reason why the other victor didn’t warn him about the gravity drive error was because he never experienced it on his universe or because he deem necessary to destroy the earth in order to move humanity into the stars.

[@GokuBlackRose978]

Either way, it was too late, I doubt victor would be able to stop it, seems like he wanted to be left behind incase anyone tried figuring out the truth on How he was able to make the grav drive, good thing too, artifacts are dangerous and imagine dealing with the starborn wayyyy before the exodus, that would suck reallllllllll bad

[@luvslogistics1725]

I fell to my knees crying- “oh no you bastards really did it!”

[@HanjiTanaka]

Einstein's theory of relativity. As you approach the speed of light everything else slows down because time moves relative to the observer. Hence a form of time travel. This mixed with Shrödingers Cat. Meaning anything that can happen will happen which means it probably did happen. This helps form the Grandfather Paradox. Which is explained in BioShock infinite. The whole point is that anything that can happen will happen and already has happened, which means it will keep happening over and over. Basically Victor's story needs to happen because it already did happen. So now it needs to happen so everything else can happen. It will only keep repeating itself because it will always happen. Its like a fixed point that will always happen because that's how we perceive time. Hope this helps to anyone who actually finds this as fascinating as i did.

[@BatmanDCEU]

0:23 Oh that's easy they had a bit of a Fallout

[@PentaSquares]

I suppose if there's a multiverse in the universe of Starfield, there should be at least one universe where Earth wasn't destroyed.

[@thomasaustin6642]

man i love this game i don’t give a single fuck abt what anyone else says

[@pendek3255]

6:45 that's currie from fo 4?

[@GhostOfOsaka]

The sound you hear inside the pyramid sounds just like the sound from the pyramid/face from mission to mars.

[@starfishsignal]

I dont get how everything on earth turned to sand. Wouldnt there be structures preserved without atmosphere on earth? Certain materials would disintegrate after some years in sun exposure with no protection, but concretes and metals? This doesnt make any sense. How does a skyscraper still exist and everything else turns to sand?

[@simply8311]

Would love if earths lore was tied into the fallout vault generation ship lore that has recently been confirmed. Will you be makeing a video on the new vault lore ?

[@lordstingray2382]

Why does Victor sound like a little like Dima from Fallout 4

[@TheRandomSandwiches]

I'm pretty sure it's the same voice actor for Dima/Nick V. I especially hear the Dima too!

[@venamgaming9787]

Oxhorn are you going to make more starfield videos ? i would love it if you did lol lore gameplay w/e

[@hiss9989]

I'm surprised that they didn't include the Parthenon. Athens is the oldest capital in Europe, and the cradle of democracy, philosophy, and modern medicine.

[@walterbeech501]

Something I've wondered about the evacuation of Earth is why the f didn't anyone think of bringing at least some earth animals with them to the stars like I get not bringing big animals like elephants but seriously? Not even cats or dogs?

[@TheREALSimagination]

Sounds like the French woman just didn't want to move.

[@SaucednFound7]

I’m gonna be honest, this game hasn’t gotten me as excited as I used to be to watch one of your videos. The lore and exploration of this game just doesn’t feel like a Bethesda game. Your content will always be top notch but this game just isn’t something I find myself looking forward to watch

[@edmccurdy469]

Now I wonder what version of Victor(himself) he met. Was it Mercer frey..or was it everyone's favorite private eye. Nick valentine?? Either way when you see Karliah tell her I said hi.

[@ihorbychkov8742]

The plot reasoning is absolutely idiotic , all of this could be avoided if tests on Grav Drive were conducted on Mars

[@wm1pyro]

surprised Bethesda HQ isn't a secret location

[@corrosiongod]

My question is does having a computer core hab reduce the grave calc timer of 8 seconds at 1 bar power?

[@Originalchili]

Love your work

[@bradenpurnell6544]

Been watching you’re channel for a long time man and I need out on not only Bethesda games but just other media in general so I get the level of love and interest one can express for such things but idk the level of detail and how far the interest goes is deeper than my level of nerd what drives you to have such passion……as I type this probably get lost in the comments but from a nerd to a fellow nerd that’s a lot of digging and learning the world you dive into what drives that?….in better terms

[@rococoblue]

🎉 happy New Year!🎉(I know I'm early.)

[@oracleofpelham511]

Wow... one building.

[@tattooedredheadx]

Victors voice... is that... Kellogg or Nick from Fallout 4?!

[@elitedangerousfan4610]

Yeah he sounds very familiar

[@angelalonso2571]

i am so late to this video, but, are you guys sure that Victor Aiza works for NASA and not for Vault-Tec???

[@elborro444]

Im wondering why there isn’t any space station like settlements on earth. Surely if humanity could set up settlements on other inhospitable planets, why not earth?

[@GoofyOldGuyPlays]

I think you missed the snow globe on the top of the satellite display in the Nasa Museum. And I was surprised you didn't cover all the neat things in there.

[@nothingnothing8072]

People say the only good semi recent Bethesda game is new vegas f4 is mid. obviously fuck 76 and no one wants to talk about redfall but yall gotta remember that was obsidian entertainment not Bethesda every game they made since Skyrim was mid im begging you please change my mind

[@saulalessio2251]

they could have made so many Fallout Easter eggs with earth. Since the planet is a wasteland.

[@aodigital9421]

How?!

[@saulalessio2251]

like for Vegas they could have a giant roulette wheel ( like ruins of the lucky 38) buried in the sand. Or just a enclave or BOS emblem laying in a random location. things like that... like how in FO new vegas has a Bioshock easter egg, or the ESO power pole in fo3 ... they could have even placed ten penny tower and a chunk of DC's ruins.. there are a million easter eggs they could have added. Easter eggs don't have to make sense to the lore of the game. they could have even made it once you find them, they disappear forever, when you leave, even make it a achievement (easter egg finder). like the cheese in perfect dark.@@aodigital9421

[@TMAC_burninator]

I like your content and you do it well. I don't like this plot element and the holes in it. It feels thrown together just because Bethesda didn't want to model Earth accurately (which I know would have made the game a few terabytes or more). There's no reason Victor would see another version of himself who knows the far future. He couldn't have encountered another version of himself because he never went to the Unity. It makes no sense the scientists wouldn't have shut off the prototype. It's not adequately explained that the damage to Earth was permanent. It makes no sense this other version of Victor wouldn't give him the fix for the grav drive to prevent the issue in the first place. That would have allowed humanity to expand to the stars and keep Earth alive. Bethesda could have done a better job buttoning up the plot holes or gone with some other reason for not being able to visit Earth at all.

[@acwolfPegasus]

Fun fact there's a mod that you can restore Earth trees aliens and of course outposts oh yeah and the atmosphere is back

[@user-oj5jr8rm4z]

Honest I'm surprised that let's say the multiverse people you could say the Earth if you did the experiment on another planet instead of Earth so technically there should be a world were u could have both earth and the grav drive

[@zerrierslizer1]

i am convinced there is some way to open up the Pyramid making sounds. there HAS to be something in there! why else would it make a sound that basically screams "Hidden Dungeon Here!" ?? actually, the sound reminds me of the sounds in Apochrypha in Skyrim's Dragonborn DLC.

[@greywizard2557]

So here we are several hundred years in the future and at 5:55 we see NASA was planning the exedous from Earth using 1980s Apple Macs. 😂

[@kitslagle6296]

I wonder why there is always only one structure at each snow globe location. It seems kind of far fetched that there is nothing more than one at each location. Like you I also wondered why Victor didn't try to fix the grav problem before hand if it was so simple for the other scientist to do so and hide what they had done. One other thing has also bothered me. In fifty years they could not save a few DNA samples of Earth plants and animals to have like cats and dogs, a few birds, reptiles, cattle, fish, plants, and trees? I find that hard to believe that they would leave all that behind to die without safeguarding a few species. And If they can build habs on barren planets how is it they could not do that for those they had to leave behind to extend evacuation time. At the very least they could have built underground facilities like Cydonia. That makes no sense to me.

[@ShadowShinobi2012]

I’m confident that the Victor who gave the Grav Drive equation to his alternate self was a or possibly the first Starborn. It makes sense how he could’ve met himself and be alive while being dead in our timeline. It’s kind of like how we, as Starborn, are alive in a new timeline while our alternate self is “missing” or dead or how we can exist almost side a version of ourselves

[@talthan]

ponders how much that plush costs to make...how much of the cost goes to Oxhorn and how much goes elsewhere. To be honest Id be more likely to order if I knew. Total cost to me with shipping and tax is just under $40.00 and it askes for a donation on top. I love OX but donate to his patron already. Happy holidays everyone

[@HariSupriono]

Fun fact: The NASA museum and launch tower could very well be the Kennedy Space Center, located at Cape Canaveral, Florida

[@kyleoliver1784]

Fun fact: it is. Although the museum part looks nothing like in the game. Then again it's 2023 so they have 100 years to change its look. The tower would most likely be launch pad A being as launch pad B is pretty much owned by Space X.

[@olcountry8432]

Please tell me your working on Story of videos for starfield like your fallout ones. I learned everything i know about Fallout from Oxhorn. Lol

[@TheFlyWahine]

If you use the tfc - togle free cam then is there anything inside/underneth the pyramids? That sound makes me think there is. Or maby its just suposed to be a easter egg sound or somethin like that.

[@enriwhat4204]

sounds to me like they didn't have enough time to flesh out earth or were just lazy. considering how small their cities are on other supposedly fully colonized planets. id say earth would be a challenge since they have to make every city on earth. and as an earthling I can say we sure have a lot of them

[@Monkey16689]

I actually got enraged when you find out why, was because they put time into the story, but I’d love to see actual wastelands cities all in ruins and vaults of artifacts collectibles and stories of the end that 3 billion people was left to die, deep caves where you find machines or bodies all mummified 😔 breaks my heart to see earth and it should be shown in the game more ! Love my earth base

[@snoopysn100]

wow a leaning tower of pizza. Wonder how many layers that pizza has, must be uneven crust. I guess

[@BlueDually4x4]

My only question is why Bethesda picked landmarks that wouldn't survive except the Pyramids. The Hoover dam would stand a better chance of surviving than any building, or other short stout buildings like bunkers or other solid stone structurers.