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If you check out the statue workshop it explains - the masks will ONLY pair on success of the project, or abject failure - success is finding the eye, failure is if say the probe tracking module gets destroyed. If you either go to the PTM on the very first loop, or deduct your number of deaths/loops from the current probe number you'll see that your statue paired with you exactly when the Eye was found. Same with Gabbro, if you talk to him in the very first loop he'll talk about the statue but be unaware of any looping yet
tldr probe 9018054 launched at the start of the game, and found the eye between when you walked up to talk to Hornfels and when you came back down, you were the first sentient life form to stand in front of the statue after that point
The idea is that the Nomai wouldn't want to sit through 400 years of the same 22 minutes, you'd go insane. They only wanted to be aware of it once the project was completed, or broken (and would never complete, leaving them stuck for eternity, unaware of it), either way the plan would be to go "oh hey the statue paired with me, time to turn off the sun station"
The PTM statue is permanently paired to the probe itself, that's how it keeps track of how many probes it's sent, and if it's found the eye or not, it's not a person but memories of the probe itself
@Nert: yea dude, it makes sense. I actually thought this way when I first played the game. But what doesn`t make sense is 9 million probes inside that little cannon shooting all these 280 thousand years. Merging the two explanations, let put it this way: 400 years ago the sun goes supernova and the cycling begins. It goes shooting one probe for every 22 minutes. In the day the probe 9million something finds the eye, the project succeeds and we can actually activate one statue and get aware of the problem. I think it fits best now. What do you think?
The statue pairs with you as you are literally the first person to see it after the eye is found.
The probe tracking station was already "pre-paired" with its mask at the very beginning, and it does not need to be activated by finding the eye. It essentially activates when the sun goes nova. I don't think this is explicitly said anywhere, but this explanation seems most likely to me. This would allow the probe station to count how many times it's fired, and also change it's orientation every single loop.
So if you think about how it was originally meant to go down:
12:22 : Fire sun station!
~~~~~
12:22 : Boom -> power ATP -> send info back 22 minutes
12:00 : get info -> launch probe -> wait 22 mins -> fire sun station
12:22 : Boom -> power ATP -> send info back 22 minutes
12:00 : get info -> launch probe -> wait 22 mins -> fire sun station
~~~~~
Rinse, repeat.
If at any point it finds the eye or detects Big Failure (tm), also wake up the other statues so someone can go turn the sun station off
No probes ever launch without the ATP giving the go-ahead, which won't happen without a supernova, which they never managed to create..
Time is looping, not progressing, those 400 years happened in the blink of an eye to anyone who wasn't having their memories forcefed back to them!
There was only one probe and one probe cannon, they've talked in some places how few resources they have to build things, which is why they've not built a new Vessel yet. The entire reason for a timeloop is so they can fire infinite probes until the Eye is found without themselves losing any time at all
You know from the texts that "it only needs to fire once" and from the arguments over how much power to give it, it will shatter the moment it's fired, which it does.. Every time, over and over, but time rewinds before it fired, so it's fine! That's why you see it explode every time you wake up, and the probe go in a new direction each time
Exactly! It took "400"years of time looping, one probe every 22 minutes. But no one ever noticed it. Except when we found the statue, which is activated after the Eye is found.
The statues activate when the eye is finally found. Also no times has passed at all. Instead, what it happens:
- Sun goes supernova, orbital cannon uses the energy to fire a probe.
- 22 min after the probe informs that project that it traveled far enough but still had not found the eye
- The project passes this information back in time 22 min so it will be available BEFORE the orbital cannon launches the probe
- We are back at the supernova start but on this new cycle the cannon launches the probe to a different location
- after 9 million cycles a probe finds the eye. This triggers the statues to activate so the Nomai will know that the project succeed.
- In the original plan, Nomai would stop the Sun station and the order for the sun to explode will never be given. The Sun will still be normal but the Nomai will know the location
From the project's perspective, your character died 9 million times already.
From your perspective, you never died, you just KNOW what could have happened if you were to act in a given way.
This needs to be pinned :)
I'm still don't understand the very end. It looks like the same solar system but with DT having taken over all the planets. And some giant bug critters have taken to roasting marshmallows on Timber Hearth now. So I guess the sun didn't explode? But what happened to your race? And the rest of the Nomai in their other vessels? I think we're going to need Outer Wilds 2 to explain a few things!
P.S. I very nearly quit when I got back to the Observatory. I didn't notice the solar system in the center and thought I had just broken the universe. Glad I checked a guide!
It's the heat death of the universe, this isn't just the end of our star's life, but all of them.. (You can argue that the sun shouldn't be able to supernova within 60 seconds but that's just the suspense of belief needed to not require millions of years of gametime per loop)
Chert specifically says he had miscalculated and when you talk to him at the end he's recently looked at the charts again and realised this is exactly what's happening, we were born at the end of this universe's lifespan, that's all there is to it
The vessel is confirming it - specifically that wall talks about how long it's been since this vessel was lost, so we know the conversation is recent, generations after all the Nomai we've known in this solar system died, they've noticed it too, not just our system but all of them are dying
Our Nomai didn't head out because of anything like that, they died hundreds of thousands of years ago, they're here purely because they heard a signal and leapt before they looked
We literally started a new big bang, everyone and everything we knew is gone, you can even watch the supernova from the Eye if you want and wait for the entire universe to fade to nothing.
It's now a new universe, new stars, new planets, billions of years later there is new life showing that it was the end of the universe but also the start of a new one. All of the friends you meet at the end are just your imagination recreating them with the power of the Eye, after all they've already been evaporated by a supernova, some of them even mention that "not me exactly, well, you know" and also suddenly Solanum can speak your language.
If you don't meet Solanum, that race never appears, if you lose your scout in the Eye it'll show up in that scene too, the new universe is to some extent shaped by our consciousness, kickstarted by the Eye -- older than the universe itself because it survives each one
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That makes sense - except you do NOT get your scout back. I tried, thinking I might need to take a picture of the Eye, and never got my scout again. It stayed out of range. (Thank goodness I didn't need it.)
How would you get your scout back when you died billions of years ago?
Dude, if you keep talking to Hal at the museum, he will say the ship computer was built with nomai statue`s stone. They discovered the statue had some kind of info storaging device and it was used in our ship`s computer to that propperly.