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Like any good predator, I sometimes roll in the carcass of a dead animal to throw off my scent. Today that animal is Dead Space 3, a game that killed a series and a developer. It's a sad tale of over-expectation and under delivery. Here are the sins of Dead Space 3.
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These game sins basically give me better insight to the plot holes lol
Yup, I do miss Dead Space though Press F to pay respect. (But do leave comments first)
Whoa whoa whoa I’ve been seeing this your account with years and this is the first time I’ve seen the profile picture change
@@GodaBoham he's someone else, I think you got him confuse with Just Some Guy with a Mustache. I think you the two confused
rikmosa Yeah I do my bad😅
Daniel Pedersen “without a mustache”
“The codex is right there. Ellie even runs right past it when she leaves Isaac and Carver to die.” That was a good one.
"Now what would be added to a game about flesh devouring space zombies and ancient alien artifacts that would mesh seamlessly with those elements?" "I know!" "A love triangle!" "Yes. The most terrifying part of any survival horror game is the horrific abomination of the forced romantic plotline." -Terrible Writing Advice
There wasn't even much of a triangle at that. There was no chemistry between Norton and Ellie.
Idk. Dying light seemed to do it pretty well.
I read it in my mind with his voice.
It needed a love triangle within that love triangle!
and also dont forget those lovely lovely little microtransactions
"Mankind goes broke from lack of resources" Game promotes Micro-transactions ... (shortly after this EA's boss was transformed into a slasher, which was killed by carver)
Despite this game being very looked down upon, I actually had loads of fun playing it with a buddy. Dead Space 1 is still the best though
destroy 212 When you don’t have friends to play with it isn’t fun.
exactly co op games like these are super fun to play in some of the worst ways possible, but thats the point of a video game anyways whether it’s bad or good I still have fun with them
Ds1 was so good when it came out and it was actually scary and just creepy atmosphere. DS2 went a tad bit further lil more action but bad decision giving issac a voice. Ds3 was just a money hungry with some good ideas here and there but the game was major league unfinished and you can even tell just from the camera angles cutting carver out from time to time to focus on issac.
Chief Combo dead space 1 would’ve been better with a voice tbh & I’m glad dead space 2 did that. I just wish the controls weren’t so different on dead space 1
@@kungfumanny7 controls were kinda slow and sluggish. I do admit that
Dead Space 2 is a masterpiece. Even when this came out people knew it wasn't very good.
@@dan78789 Agreed (9.1 / 10 for me)
Masterpiece for sure!! I still play it often.
@@dan78789 good because will pump out as many as it can to fill its coffers
Definitely! The level design from Cassini towers to the Chuch of unitology iconography everywhere is beautiful 😍 I just played the first game to refresh my memory for the remake now I'm half way through Dead Space 2 again.
Only one sin matters in Dead Space 3: Locking story elements and trophies behind forced multiplayer that nobody bothered with except for crack addicts who didn’t care about the story and would kick you if you didn’t have a hacked weapon or if you stopped for three seconds to pick up a log.
I hated that the most, I had to play co op to fully enjoy the game
Yeah but then I played it all the way with a friend and it was one of the best coop games I have played.
I got it with a friend opening day. We both thought the game was terrible compared to the other two, but we finished it regardless. Sorry your experience sucked worse than that.
dude, wtf? I played this in co-op, I cared about the story and I'm not "crack addict". Why do you insult people so easily?
Sasir Having been punted from literally dozens of games by people with hacked weapons speed running with no mics and not being willing to grab collectibles, never having been able to find a partner who didn’t behave that way, and being barred from 100% completion because of it tends to make one sour. Perhaps you were lucky to have mates to do it with you, or the luck of RNG paired you with randos who weren’t the mouthbreathers taking a break from CoD, but many others weren’t so blessed.
16:40 I did the same thing lol. I also felt bad when hammond died in the first game so I tried to bring him around the rest of the ishimura with me. he wounded up glitching through the floor of an elevator and never saw him again :(
Lmao
hahahahahahha
I was expecting to hear, both issac and john are apparently inhuman since both of them have the ability to use their feet as hydraulic presses to dissamble necromorphs.
To quote the movie Van Helsing: "If your planning on killing someone, just do it don't talk about it." To bad Danik didn't get that.😒😡😠
These dumbasses didn’t know about the Rosetta Stone, you think they know about walking into tropes?
An overwhelming "meh". Pretty much sums up Dead Space 3 and this is coming from someone who loved the first two Dead Space games.
@@dan78789 Well, replay the first game, you really need some reminder on how the whole shit evolved ("x
@@dan78789 A lot of people look at the franchise as something slowly falling to it's death, and it isn't without reasons... As much as i loved the franchise, i got more and more disapointed at the shift in genre in dead space, due to it switching from horror to EA action games, because they wanted it to sell like hot cakes rather than filling a niche... Due to that, you can clearly see the difference between the first game and the third, one is a quiet and ambiant game with panic shooting and on the edge gameplay, you can feel the dread as you crawl through that ship, the other is still on the edge, but you're just being thrown in with cutsenes, way too much dialogue immerse yourself, over the top scenario and action, and aside from jumpscare, barely anything frightening... The OG fans came for the Horror, but left when all that was left was a an action-shooter with some weird lore (tbf, we still played it, because we wanted more, but yeah, still disapointed)... And then EA shutting down the studio because of them now meeting their SLA in term of sales ... Well that's quite sad in fact.
I love the franchise overall--it's one of my favorite, but DS3 started to drag a bit once it began to feel like a series of tasks to be completed instead of focusing on survival horror. I still like the overall concept, but just like Mass Effect 3, it just starts to drag. I still play all three games whenever I'm in the mood for another playthrough, though. I couldn't say the same about ME3.
Danik - "I'm a man of fact and reason" Also Danik - is a religious fanatic
Idiots will stay idiots, like in a real life :)
yeah...that's the point
Dead Space 1 and 2 were excellent... it's a shame that 3 drags those games through the mud. To say 1 and 2 were just "okay ideas" is an injustice.
I loved the first 2 when I first played them but I tried to go back through and for me they don't hold up anymore
@@justyouraveragechad9354 what would you say doesn't hold up?
@@IamaPERSON I guess it feels clunky. Doesn't feel as good as re4. If they made a good sequel that handled better it could be awesome.
@@justyouraveragechad9354 idk, I think the clunkiness adds to the game, since you're trying to survive horrible abominations in a dark atmosphere.
@@IamaPERSON I see your point. Like the old resident evil games that were fixed camera and were harder to navigate the characters. But I think a game can handle good and still be scary. Re2 remake handles great and still delivers very tense moments
@16:36 Like the gnome in Half-Life Episode 2, taking Nortons' head all the way to Ellie should have been a Trophy/Achievement.
Santos: "omg i'm so affraid of riding this elevator" *elevator arrives to the top* Santos: "let me stand in this elevator i was so affraid of just a moment ago and fiddle with my backpack for ages"
the only best thing of DS3: you get to make your own gun... that's it
Agree, even the coop felt like a last moment decision. This is noticeable during the main campaign where everyone, sometimes including the cinematic camera, ignores Carver's existence
I only ever played this game co-op and back then I was young enough to not realize the shitty writing points, so the coop and gun making were amazing for me
Co-op was dec and helpful if you played impossible difficulty. But the game was just so darn boring and not once scary.
@@dan78789 you mean the grind for resources?
That what makes this game broken.... I've been playing DS3 for 5 years and just created a sniper rifle that could 1 shot any necromorph with a rocket launcher under barrel. Its similar to that weapon in new game+(devil hand i think its called) but better
16:20 Danik survives this. Also, he didn't even run away and only took a couple steps back. Some BS.
Batman: Arkham Origins
"Dead Studio", damn! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA
True that it did but did it really deserve it?
@@henrysarson7417 Too soon, I guess
The first Dead Space is one of my favorite horror games. The atmosphere was great, they didn't feel the need to throw enemies at you in every room and while it probably had plotholes I enjoyed the story. I didn't like 2 as much since it was far more of an action game. I didn't like 3 at all except for the stuff in orbit which felt a lot more like the first game though with a lot more stuff to kill. My biggest issue with 3 is that almost every room is just a gauntlet of monsters. Enter room, room locks, kill several waves of enemies, repeat.
About some sins: Sin 11: Well you could have material that burns by itself that explodes? Just like rocket fuel can burn in the vacuum because it already has it's oxygen, this could happen here as well. Just an idea tho :3 Sin 12: Norton recruits Isaac because they are convinced that he is necessary to destroy the markers. They have no clue but he did it twice. Plus he has experience in fighting the Necromorphs so he actually is of great value. His later resent for Isaac is caused by the Marker manipulating Norton because it tries to manipulate the group and their efforts so that they fail. For that, it also utilizes the plot-convenient coincidence that Norton is the new Lover of Isaac's ex to fuel jealousy. Sin 24: I doubt that Titan station housed BILLIONS of people. It surely housed the equivalent of a big city but it's crew consisted of 1,000,000 people. So it definitely housed millions, but billions is too much. Also throughout the games, it is pretty thoroughly elaborated that the Markers manipulate the minds of basically every human into serving them. The creation of Unitology as a religion is caused by that. People are obsessed with the Markers and will build them frantically no matter what happens. This can be seen at the end of Dead Space 3 as well when you move through the alien machine. It is filled with Markers everywhere. After all the lore explains that the Markers basically form a species into an advanced one that ultimately becomes spaceborne and desperate for resources at which point the Markers come into play. I mean you even understand the mind influence thing in Sin 42 and Danik even talks about that in the scene you show at Sin 82. Sin 61: Wrong. Santos dies by a Necromorph when that Giant Snow beast tears down that "elevator" that took them up the mountain. I mean you can be technically correct if you require physical contact between the human and the Necromorph with fatal wounds resulting from that physical contact but tbh that would be quite a workaround to keep the statement "Not a single person died to a Necromorph", don't you think? 👀 Sin 65: I wouldn't agree with that. What's true is that most enemies are simply a different form (like the Feeder being a changed form of the Pack that you encountered on Titan Station) however I would consider the Alien Necromorphs a new type because sure, Dead Space 2 has big Necromorphs as well but those were all put together human bodies. Those Alien Necromorphs tho are one huge Alien. Also, the Brethren Moon(s) is/are definitely a new Necromorph type and they only appear in DS3. So even if you don't consider the Aliens a new Necromorph type, the Brethren Moons are for sure a new type. Sin 73: If someone points a gun at your face, ready to blast your brains out it is not just justified but 100% OK to kill that person.
Regarding 65, it's absolutely not true that no new necromorphs were added. The first ones you run into were seen in no other games.
That's false, fodders were seen in the second game; and slashers were seen in all three games.
I thought you did this already. Anyway, thanks for a new video. I was waiting for one.
You might be thinking of Dead Space 2.
Bruh no
Rip Visceral, you deserved better.
I would also like to add another sin after the 7:02 mark if you ever do an anniversary sin for this game: The opening plot with the Marker being freed on the moon is a massive plot hole. Issac never deals with it nor does anyone seem to despite the entire city going to hell. It even seems that the Lunar Colony is either as big or bigger than the Titan Sprawl in Dead Space 2, the same Sprawl which triggered its own convergence event. So yes, I am peddling my own fan theory that the Brethren Moons in the DLC were awakened not because of the events of Tau Volantis, but because Issac and company stupidly left an active Marker a skip away from Earth to do it’s business.
I actually never thought of that because of how fast the first chapter goes, amazing point!
Dartigan gets a sin for persistently misspelling Isaac.
Personal Sin that REALLY just Irks the hell out of me. It's such a huge sin for me that I should have opened with it. So Carver's story up until this point is that he's an absentee husband and father who watched his wife and son gets shot by danik. He's chosen to continue his wife's Mission which was the catalyst that kicks off the events of Dead Space 3 in the first place.. He Spends the whole game with Isaac. Goes through hell with Issac, while battling his own inner demons with the loss of his wife and son.. He Protects Issac and supporting him, in both the killing of Norton by defending him against Ellie's accusations. And by helping him through his loss of Ellie after it's assumed that she's dead.. He even saves her life so that Isaac doesn't "let it all go dark" with survivors guilt. Now. I and a lot of people didn't like that, but it's what happens afterward that irks me. After all that, during the DLC. The developers use Isaac as tbe voice of the fans to straight up blame him for the Awakening of the brother Moon. I went back and rewatched that scene. If either Ellie or Isaac hand't stood around kissing and talking and standing, and instead pulled the Codex right back out, none of that shit would have happened. Isaac was just as to blame and Carver's weaksauce come back of "Oh yeah? Well fuck you." Does not do this sin justice. It's bullshit. It's the damned forced love story plaguing every orifice of this game! Remove it all together, and I would've enjoyed it a lot more.
Extra sin: There is no sequel, just a dlc that ends on a cliffhanger that is never coming even though the end scene of the dlc could be summed up as "We're dead".
Here's one I noticed in-game. When that older guy freezes to death after that crash-landing, Isaac uses kinesis to turn on a nearby generator to turn the power/heat on. Ellie's team came through there, before, so you're telling me none of them had a kinesis tool? They were out in the ass-end of space and no one had a kinesis tool? That or no one in that century has any upper body strength to just turn the stupid handle!
Dead space in a nutshell: hello UWU WE MADE A FUCKEY WUCKY
Possible Jacksfilms/Johnsmovies reference?
@21:05 Bro, you’re so funny. Lol That bomb shit is ridiculous.
Sin 57, Norton tried to leave Isaac down in the Nexus but it wouldn't let him move the platform without lifting the cage.
Man these just keep on coming! Thanks man!
+1 sin for that sweet version of "In the Air Tonight" from the trailer never getting an official release.
"...stomped his head off and presented it to ellie" oh, im glad im not the only one that did this
20:27 it just doesn’t pull up all the bodies, it also pulls up the planets crust as well.
It’s a fun game, but hard to believe that electricity still runs and technology still works on Tau Volantis 200 years later.
Love the fact that I quickly click in any youtube notification from Dartigan, even when I never and neither intend to play the game
You and me both.
most epic fail from Dead Space is " OPEN THE HELMET PROTECTION " for what ?
The first dead space and second were terrifying because of the environment. The tight compact corridors of the ishimura and the sprawl always kept in me in fear of what abomination was going to come out the next room to attack me. Hell the first dead space came out in like 08 and The twinkle twinkle little star trailer still creeps me out. I still played DS3 and I stand by that one too. It has its flaws but this game was something special.
well the new enemy types are tau volantians, tau volatian elders (the floating yellow necro on some of the missions), the axe guy, unitoligist soldier, uni shotgunner, uni sniper, cult unitoligist (from awakend), snow beast, the feeders, the cult leader, uni rocket laucher and nexus hivemind
Omg! I did the same thing with Norton's head! LMAO! Awesome video!
The drill's trying to kill me line made me think of "the Dell's trying to kill me and the toaster's been laughing at me"
I never paid for the time stopping machine gun, I built it...
Fun fact: 1. After evading Danik's shot on the moon, fall and awaken on top of pile of corpses, kill the necromorphs coming at you and then look up towards the hole you fell from. If you aim your gun to zoom your view, you can see that the glass roof covering on Danik's room before is already shattered (as in, not cracked, but totally shattered with few tidbits hanging on the borders) meaning Isaac is now exposed to space, but still live despite not donning his space helmet 2. After you jumped from the train into Eudora, as soon as Isaac is hanging on the ledge, if you played singleplayer, you can (very briefly) see Carver's leg model hanging on the right side of the screen before it disappear and Carver appear on the ledge to help Isaac up 3. 200 Years derelicts orbiting a planet should've plummeted down long ago since there's no stationkeeping to raise orbit and with the amount of debris there, the kessler syndrome caused should've destroyed the ships beyond any recognition, especially if you factor the mines 4. For sin 69, after you retrieve parts for probe gun and come back to the giant necromorph you need to probe, as soon as you meet Norton, you can see (very briefly) that he is contacting Danik using his screen projector before shrugging it as "it's nothing" as soon as Isaac asked him. It's still a sin though because right behind Norton is Santos, who's behind the desk after she gave you list of parts for the probe gun. With the way the communicator works in this universe, there's no way Santos wouldn't overheard Norton's exchange or saw Danik on Norton's screen
You do realize that you can dumb down the difficulty at any point in the game so that grinding for resources is easier? Go to the first chapter (not the prologue), grind on casual, done. It's not that hard. Also the first chapter is treated like a tutorial section, so it gives you certain supplies for free. 1:28 space may be big and despite being many worlds out there to crack open for resources, keep in mind that there's still a finite amount of resources planets can provide, and certain planets can be inhospitable for establishing colonies. Resources will run out. Not immediate, but eventually down the road. 2:46 it was later explained in this chapter's text log that Issac did move on from Nicole and tried a relationship with Ellie. They even pooled their funds to afford Ellie's new eye since Isaac owed Ellie a new eye from when Stross stabbed her in her original eye with a screwdriver. The whole "you owe me an eye, you bastard!" Was the reason. However despite trying to push past his encounters with the Markers, Issac was too broken, and Ellie couldn't be with him anymore. 3:32 Issac and Ellie were in hiding from EarthGov after Titan's station, hense the reason why they were both living in that small residential dorm to begin with. Also Issac- being an engineer- knew how to mask his RIG signal and at the same time intercept RIG communications. 4:10 Issac is called the "Marker Killer" for a reason. He still has the Marker Codes in his brain, he can read the Marker Language, and he knows how to destroy them. 5:43 GAME, not GAMES. You're mostly remember DS2, because from memory the first Dead Space game didn't have that shit. Also when Issac was "captured" by Kendra, she was revealed to be an EarthGov double agent, not unitologist. Also for context, she said "my department", not "the church", meaning she's not associated with either the Church or CEC. 6:12 what if it has and Issac has been researching it? Also Markers call out to people at close proximity. The Marker from Aegis 7 was dug up from the colonists, so they went crazy. Then the marker was transported to the Ishimura's cargo deck, so every crew member went crazy. My point is there has to be a set range for each Marker. Either way, it would all be moot since Issac is able to resist the Marker's influence. 7:17 *coughs* graphic novel and coop missions!! 8:58 well... shit, i got nothing. It doesn't even make sense storywise where Ellie found the time and money for a boob job within the 3 years she spent searching for the source of the Markers while avoiding Jacob Danik and the Circle. 11:14 even i have to agree. Despite Norton dating Ellie, Issac would agree with him on this. If the Sovereign Colonies have followed through with Serrano's plan, they wouldn't be having this Marker crisis. However at the same time, we wouldn't be having this series. 12:23 another valid point, especially since Issac's OWN MARKER back on Titan's station used Nicole as a means to lead Issac to the Marker and merge with him, completing the convergence event. However i will counter the Aegis 7 marker. It lead Issac to return the marker back to the planet, but consequently, the continent that was lifted by the Ishimura's gravity tethers was dropped on the Marker and destroyed it. That was something the Marker itself didn't expect to happen. 12:40 manipulating gameplay for the sole purpose of adding a sin. At a certain point because of all the debris, Isaac ordered Locke to give him a course correction. Granted, tensions were high, but did you want Issac to continue smashing through debris while entering the Ozone Layer of a frozen planet? 13:43 who would have been left alive to put the written data logs to use if Scenario 5 was suppose to kill off EVERYONE? Even if there were still survivors who refused to carry out the containment protocol, they would have eventually run out of supplies and either starve or freeze to death, never mind getting killed by Necromorphs. 14:53 close, but let me explain this one. Ellie TOLD Norton to get Issac safely to the group, she would become suspicious if Norton straight up didn't do it. I said close because after raising the cage and telling Ellie that he loved her, Norton should have blocked Issac's RIG, send the cage back down to the Nexus, THEN leave Issac behind. 16:08 you should have removed a sin for Carver's "Jesus, spare us the bullshit!" Because he already knew how all of this was gonna go down, so he wanted to get the bullshit talk over with. 16:20 you should have included that there were TWO guards along with Danik and Carver killed one of them, so what happened to the second guard? 16:37 no arguments here, that was metal as fuck what you did with Norton's body. Hell, i did that too. 18:16 Danik is trying to convert Issac so that he will throw down his cutter and accept his death. 19:49 dude, not a sin, because that's exactly what happened. You're just calling out the scene that's happening. 20:46 this wasn't just a simple matter of turning the codex. The aliens built the machine, but they didn't finish it, so pressed for time, they used the incompleted machine to freeze the planet and stop the convergence. Serrano's notes showed that the carvings on the walls were instructions for finishing the machine and THEN using the codex to reconfigure it. Hell, Issac spends an entire long as fuck chapter exploring the city, following Serrano's notes to finish the machine and reconfigure it. 21:06 would you have wanted the explosives cartridge to immediately blow up once installed? A timer is reasonable to give the demolitions specialist a window to run for cover once the explosive cartridge is set. 21:24 Issac has been blown up, slammed like a ragdoll, dragged by big fucking monsters, nearly eaten and dissolved in stomach acid, and survived a fucking shuttle crash, and yet you want a simple explosive to damage his helmet and kill him? Really? 22:18 another more acceptable sin would be that Carver has a clear shot for Danik's head since he's too focused on Isaac for having the Codex, not paying attention to Carver. Carver can just shoot Danik or catch him by surprise with a flesh wound, forcing him to lose his grip on Ellie, then Isaac can kill him. Done. There was literally no reason for Carver to do the stupid mistake of handing over the Codex, especially since we went through all 3 of Carver's coop missions to help him find closure, him accepting the consequences of his role in his family's deaths, and he himself stating that he was willing to pay any price to finish the mission his wife started as his chance for redemption.
The original Dead Space has to be one of, if not my favourite game. It was the first time I experienced audio/video logs in a game and I had an absolute blast (all be it terrifying) trying to piece together just what in the hell happened on the USG Ishimura. This was one of the few games I collected every log/every achievement, I needed to do everything,even on impossible I just fkin loved it.
I’ve been waiting for this one.
1:07 “This first sin has run on a bit long…” Knowing that long after this video the intro sins would last up to 2+ minutes at a time makes me want to laugh in unashamed hysteria.
The fact that it was made. The end. Also, Buckell was the only likeable character. Speaking of which, I'm surprised you didn't call out the fact that Buckell froze to death....in a room with a heater, because they left him without a snowsuit and no one bothered to fucking turn it on.
I love your videos! You really put effort into them. Would you consider making a video on Doom 2016 and Doom Eternal(when it comes out)?
Unfortunately he most likely won’t do Doom, like he said in his Sekiro video, it’s hard to sin a game with very little story, and Doom doesn’t have much of a story, just badass gameplay and even more badass music
@@SamuraiJack-qu6om Yeah,I can understand that. Still,maybe Doom Eternal will have enough story to make a video on. I just love Dartigan's sarcasm and sense of humor. He is pretty much my favorite sin channel.
i also presented what's his face"s head to Ellie my first playthrough!
HeavyHitter lets be honest, everyone did
At 7:50 you sinned the mines for being giant and red. But you didnt sin the fact that they deployed mines and a distress beacon
That's actually a good point about Ellie and Issac's break up Why the HELL would she break up with someone who has been through more shit with Markers than anyone else did and was reluctant to search for them, and ends up with some guy that is ordered to PROTECT THEM?
In fact, why is there romance drama in this series at all? I mean it would be like if Ellen Ripley in Alien was like "oh sure I might have my skull bitten in by a phallic alien but the real mystery is does Parker like me only as a friend?"
Hey dartigan you did it man I'm new to your channel so to do is really exciting
The sad part is that Visceral, the franchise’s developer, was forced by EA to create the most basic and bland game as possible simply because Dead Space 2 made slightly less money than expected. Because of this, Visceral’s original vision for this third game, which was supposed to go even crazier in the psychological horror aspect (like 2 perfectly kickstarted) was essentially gutted just so EA could make try and snatch a few extra bucks with a basic and bland ass shooter game. Then, after this company forced game bombed, they closed down Visceral. Dammit EA
aarrrr the beautiful voice of dartigan like a truck slowing backing up on a patch of gravel
Sin 2 is wrong, people built markers for "energy" when they were probably tricked to do that by the marker themselves and the unitologists
Presenting Ellie with his head. Never thought of that before. I like it. Also I vote for downpour.
2:44 - Apparently even in the distant future we still have answering machines that play live the recording audio for narrative purposes. It seems technology takes a step backwards. This is so bad that even Rick and Morty makes fun of it at one point.
a vote for Arkham Origins for sure, please
I always thought that the health bars on the back were narratively there so your team could see it, not for the wearer. Good video though.
Obviously, I vote for Batman: Arkham Origins.
WAIT. Didn't he already sin this game? Am I going insane or do I just watch way too many video game sins videos????
I normally correct your sin counter as you're not as reliable as you think you are, but the head thing was hilarious.
Perfect timing. Since I'm playing DS2 recently
Yeah, same timing for me aswell, since i'm playing dead space 3
You need 1 sin for every misspelling of Isaac lol... all you had to do was use spellcheck
Someone finally pointing out that without nostalgia the first two games weren’t the second coming of space RE and that this game will forever be bad for introducing microtransactions to make games easier into the mainstream. THANK YOU
People seem to think all horror survival games are Resident Evil or Silent Hill copies. Dead Space had nothing to do with both of those games, I don't understand why people think they are similar games. But about micro transactions, it was published by EA who is known for being greedy so it is unfair to blame the franchise itself because of that.
@@SalvageET Well, the Devs of Dead Space themselves said in an Interview that they were heavily inspired by Resident Evil 4 when it came out and basically tried to make RE4 in Space. Besides that, I agree that blaming the franchise or Visceral for the Microtransactions is missing the point. They never intended for DS3 to turn out like it did, but the grubby hands of EA meddled in its development and shoved it right in there.
The only horror part of Dead Space 1 was the very end, and that was because it was a shitty jumpscare.
@@VertexSounds Oh, I was talking about Resident Evil games before RE4. Ones with tank controls and fixed camera angles. But about RE4, you are right. Gameplay and gory reminded me of RE4 too.
The part I hated most was how they turned ellie from a badass character to a Mary sue covered in plot armor. There was so many parts in the game I thought (and sometimes wished) she died only for her to not only come out unharmed but in better conditions than her teammates. Lastly how come the markers make everything and everyone crazy and deranged except her. Sorry for my rambling rampage for better or worse I'm a big fan of the series.
Loving your streams btw
Even tho all 3 games had their flaws, I still enjoyed all of them. Videos like this however also help bring insight to some of the major plotholes that were left in. Great vid man!
Love this trilogy even this one
Anyone else notice that Danik was literally wide open during the hostage standoff? Isaac and Carver could literally shoot him in the face and proceed to nuke his corpse if they want to, but no they just had to give him the codex.
CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT! (That dooms the galaxy)
@@madcourier6217 hell yeah!
I agree, Dead studio, because Dead space is capable to achieve a horror genre so far intense, which it was all the fun, when my cousins make me play it just to see my reaction was priceless & my struggle lol, etc...
When Danik first captures Isaac and mentions the marker testing place for a sec I'd thought he start talking like a Peta employee talking about how the poor markers should be set free
I have a feeling that villians in video games know it is better to motivate the hero by "trying" to kill them to get them to make things easier to work out
Been waiting for this Dart!!!! Hopefully you sin the hell outta the old games!!!!
Missed a good few on this as there is also the start where the guy should of have already been knowing what the task was before taking the mission and knowing what to be looking for, otherwise he could have just may as well grab a jar to be thinking it's the thing the doctor is looking for. As there's more like why shoot the door just to open it, wouldn't that be pointless for a door to be there in the first place. Why had a fence there in the pilot cabin, it doesn't really look like it opens both ways infect how do they even get in there if there aren't any normal doors onboard. Why had a codex right there with them like that when it's the most important thing that has happened there, no wonder why they crash. Why had a rope on the door, last time I checked the cabin couldn't be having a door open to the outside during flight and I don't think they are planning to be jumping out of a moving plane. In Isaac apartment room you also forgot that for some reason Norton decided to take the photo of Ellie for no reason other than it to show in the very beginning he had a thing for her too and to show that he didn't like him as he never met Isaac before and has already begin to really be taken a disliking of him. If Danik was there as he is the most important man in the unitologist group, why bother to even be there when he could had been easily taken down be somebody with a good shot or just bad luck to be happening. Carver on coop play just suddenly appear without anyway for him to be right there next to Isaac as he was last seen on top and been shot at by Danik's men. Isaac having to go a long way in order to catch a ride that could have just been right there for them to just get into instead of that long pointless travel just to almost have the ship destroyed and at the end for them having to jump onboard right before they blast off into deep space and them still hanging on. Automatic transport to be never stopping and yet the area that allows a person to go into that area happens to have a door that leads you right into to it, better yet it's also wide open in the area that a person be working in behind the counter. Isaac and Carver to be not able to climb up or down platforms, guess they are that much of afraid of heights. As they are in the future and are a military kind of personal, they could have had the technology to how tell the difference in a satellite and a mine. They could have also been knowing during flight school that lesson number one is to never fly a ship in debris, when did they forget that lesson in class when they were trained to fly. Isn't me or did the ship just so happened to get larger in size, last I remember it wasn't that big to be walking around inside it or have all that space inside. For some reason they had decided to have cannon like guns built into a place that was really useless for them to be in, other than to just be used for shooting at dead creatures and gears. An elevator that only takes you to one side to the other and in the middle, it'll just be better to have a rising platform instead. All the important things for flight control and control of the ship to be located outside the ship, I don't have to be a genius but that'll be one mess up flight if that needs to be fix during the travel down to the planet. All but the main characters are to always die around them for the dumbest ways as one did where he decided to wait for Isaac at the elevator instead of going down into the basement to let him know more about what's happening. Scientist loving the things than to actually come into reality that she's on a dead monster ruled planet that wants to kill them and she keep changing her way of emotions about it. If Norton wanted to leave Isaac there to just thrown the key away so he too wouldn't be trap in the cage as well sense he need to still bring the whole thing back. The lady of scientist still thinking differently about and not still knowing how the creatures work as she still believes in them to be dead without taking notes that they can never stay down until you cut off their limbs. The scientist lady had many chances to jump off the elevator before it went down the cliff. Them to be having gas that eat your face, but they never use this anywhere else other than just on this planet and only in a type of area when this could have been spreading through the whole facility as well. Also that Isaac alone ends up being injured and all beaten up and bloody while Carver ends up still looking all good, why couldn't they just give him a bad look as well at the end with Isaac.
Had to double check when this was uploaded. So used to seeing “published 9 years ago” instead of “9 hours ago”.
Arkham origins.
106 Sins. Proves that the Story doesn't have enough Holes.
Thank you for your existence dear Dartigan.
Been waiting for this since u beat it
a Sin removed for the line delivery by Carver when he thought he had killed Isaac at the end of the DLC. Underneath that gruff exterior is a sensitive and broken man who did not want to kill his best and only friend. Great delivery.
At one time in gaming using an elevator to hide a load screen would of gotten a negative sin
Not gonna lie, this is my fifth or sixth time watching this video over the years and I still love it. And yet the 1:28 sin just hit me harder than normally because of reflection. In Dead Space 2 there was even a solar power station that was essentially an energy death ray. Given that Titan is waaay farther from the sun than Earth, yet it can create a beam capable of melting heavy metals like butter, you would think that building solar stations around the planets or Dyson Spheres would be a practical option. That being said you could also argue that the Markers manipulated humanity away from renewable energy sources (like an alien Exon Mobile). Yet the amount of resources found in space would dwarf any consumption rates. And in Dead Space 1 it didn’t even seem like humanity was running out of fuel more than it was running out of any metal they could get their hands on. Note that this is a civilization that can rip entire planets apart for resources. Did they never once think of recycling and maybe try a different reactor other than Plutonium based fission?
It'd be great to see Silent Hill Downpour next!
Me; aww this is nice, i sure do miss this series Also me; hahah he makes some good points, but it's all in good fun Dartigan; Achievement: Dead Studio *dies in slow motion to opera music*
I’m going to sin your video for not chopping Norton completely apart, throwing each part but the head in different directions outside the boss arena, THEN presenting the head to Ellie.
Do Batman Arkham Origins next please
I played through the game with a friend. I played as Isaac and my friend played as Carver. It was one of the best co-op experiences I've ever had! You see, when playing in co-op, Carver starts to have visions about his lost family. He hears voices (which he responds to) and sees stuff that Isaac doesn't. So certain cutscenes on my end looked like Carver was speaking to himself or grabbing and interacting with thin air. When you're approaching the end of the game, you finally realize that Carver was being influenced by a marker, and both Carver and Isaac manage to break Carver out of it. But there are dream sequences as well... Well, sort of. Where one player is having a crazy adventure while the other protects them against waves of necromorphs on the 'real world' as they bumble and thrash about the place. This type of asymetrical co-op should be more common IMO.
Stfu and stop trolling about a horrible game. You played and liked that’s you. Also no one liked your trash ass comment😭😂.
Batman Arkham Origins gets my vote.
Might aswell get batman out of the way
I mean deadspace 1 and 2 were quite good, i didn't even bother with 3 after knowing how EA ruined it
This guy is a legend, seriously.
(Brethren moons arrive at earth) Average Joe: (runs around screaming) Me and the rest of humanity: "anyone got a planet cracker?) ... Brethren moon: "NO ONE CAN STOP ME! (loud crack)..AGGH!" me: "and...PULL!" (It explodes) Invasion's over
This is one of my fave games ever!
My best time in this game was when my friend and I carried a box through the levels, I eventually lost the box as it despawned so my immediate response was to copy visceral: become erased from existence and forgotten by everyone
Personal sin: The death of Santos changing the whole tone of the game. The game kept hinting at Isaac and Santos blossoming into something, then they straight up killed her. which, afterwards, just made the interactions between Isaac and Ellie awkward and forced. You killed the budding relationship for one, we didn't get to see unfold on screen in the first place. While playing as Carver, I kept thinking. "Man I'm a third wheel to this two flat tire'd bike."
No body, no emotion. No one is falling for this 😂😂😂
Would of been funny if Isaac got batshit angry like Kratos