I love how the entire Yamantau level was based pretty much entirely on one line in Metro 2035. "What would we do if we were in Yamantau, eat each other?"
Well it wasn't just one line. In the book there was cultists who lived in the dark and praised a worm and ate people from outside. The leaders of the group were academics who wanted to test if it was possible to make a cult
Always felt bad for that poor cultist who had his entire worldview destroyed by one of the very men who had acted as a guide and father figure to him only to be heartlessly shot dead by Miller moments later during a fit of sadness and confusion.
I know, although he was a cannibal he was probably young and that is all he knew because of the priest. Sad really, think anyone in their position would loose their mind if that happened
@@WiseFish I agree. And personally I was under the belief that the priest was one amongst a small group of similar people meaning that they’d likely eventually recover from the Spartan assault and continue as they were unless Miller made a point to have the Spartans either block off all exists and leave them to starve to death or go in and purge the place. As for the Ark, with no radio communication to the outside world and presumably their only way out being damaged beyond repair after the escape the survivors would likely begin eating the scores of dead before turning on each other while many die off from disease without their only doctor.
@@victorkane1154 well a grenade blew up the other entrance that led to D6 so I’d imagine they are fully blocked in. But I mean they Utilised very small paths before so maybe they’ll be back at it again. There must be other priests but I believe he was the one hypnotising the kids. The other priests may have been doing that as well though, not sure don’t remember reading anything about that.
@@victorkane1154 I remember there’s a bit with the Spartans trying to escape and one of them shouts watch out there’s a psychic. Maybe the translation is just wrong though haha but that is how Oleg escaped their capture, said he was able to shake it off. Just looking at the wiki and it just says brainwashed so I dono probably bad translation in my book
The Cannibals in the Bunker are by 2035 especially monstrous as by the time you get there radiation levels are bad but not terrible, they could easily have organised an evacuation at the very least several years ago that they chose not to shows they do not deserve the slightest bit of regard or sympathy and the game makes this clear by letting you go absolutely rip on a bunch of cannibals who have it coming - indeed your bullets are too good for them. I also like how the officer's journal makes clear that they also evidently turned on and ate those who did not agree. I hope that officer took a good few dozen with him before he went down.
I would like to add, that not all of the men in the bunker were construction workers, there were quite a few soldiers there too. Also, at least one of the communication officers rebeled against the canibals, and he attempted to kill the doctor. This can be read in the Officers journal (or diary, not sure about the name) collectible. Edit: I love your content, keep it up!
This game makes you feel like you are the protagonist and it achieves that by making you only as powerful as your foes, the beautiful photo realistic environments, and the great storyline
@@Gangster88232 just gonna ignore their incredible stealth and the fact that they use the darkness and small spaces for their advantage. Also that station believed they were the dead coming to collect their children. They already strike fear in people. Sure it’s just spears compared to guns but they still have clear tactics they use on people if they’re smart as well as poison and tranquilizer darts which can fly from anywhere without any visible muzzle flash. So I wouldn’t say it was a straight “wrong” opinion.
@@Gangster88232 they straight up forced an Order hit squad to retreat while the Spartans were equiped specifically to deal with them with shields and still got overpowered, they would be fine. And they literally have hypnotists and crazed cultist warriors ready to throw themselves at the enmy
When it comes to The Ark. The few diary entries that you can collect through the mission detail a little bit about how the doc came to power, The 1st 3 diary entries you gather are from engineer technicians and construction workers and they talk about how the food rations are spread so thin that they can barely write, One of them mentions that the doctor thinks there should be a change in command and people start to believe him because they're desperate, He basically started a mutiny Against the command, After some trial-and-error they were able to get the outside working again although it at the loss of some people, At 1st what happened is survivors would come and the doctor and some of the command, Basically people in the know, Would keep the people in this "quarantine" In one of the diaries it talks about how just after the people came into quarantine they were told that they had rations with them and all of a sudden people were able to eat meat again, After the 2nd or 3rd group one of the officers notes that he it's getting suspicious of where these people are going, Eventually he does find out and he finds out that it was all basically a plan to take power, His last entry reads that he has his rifle and that hes going to take out as many of them as he can.
Makes me wonder what would have happened if the government or the invisible watchers got to the bunker would they had shared the same fate or did they know what happened in the bunker and stayed away 🤔 so many unanswered questions
As far as I can remember there was another interesting group of cannibals in one of the books from the Metro Extended Universe. They were also situated in a bunker with limited supplies and had a sort of caste system or smth in place to decide on who would get eaten.
I think there were also cannbibals, if I remember many of them and other really weird stuff in the "Le radici del cielo" by Tullio Avoledo. Although the book is not that good in my opinion, the ideas are actually frightening.
For me the most shocking parts of this entire masterpiece series are that Ark part cannibals, that was just crazy and i couldn't believe it. Second thing was when they realized it was Moscow Metro who blocked all forms of radio signals from the outside world to get in, that really made me mad and sad at the sametime. May God bless everyone involved in the making of this masterpiece franchise, it truly is an untouchable series!!!
I thought after Miller's contact with the Arc..Before I knew anything about what was up..my first thought was "for a guy with 2 iron legs, he's kind of nieve".. After getting to the Arc and the build up..I was all.."damn, I f'ng knew there was some shady things going on...damnit Miller!!!"
@@henrywedekind5754 I knew something was up..shadey! I like how whoever acted it did it..it wasn't cringe but it almost boardered on comedy.. *edit for terrible spelling
I love your lore videos on the metro. It's one of my favorite post-apocalyptic games series and book series. I can't wait till you do more on the metro. It really is such an underrated universe that deserves more love.
I love the last part where you minigun the cannibal horde as much as you can. In my mind I screamed to them after killing dozens of them: "THERES SOME FOOD FOR YA! ENJOY IT BECAUSE THERES NO MORE COMING!!!!"
The basic ideas can be redone so many times but that that media can still make them investing and fresh is great, like the idea of a cult like Chidden of Atom or the Cult of the Worm, out of the two witch do you think is the best? Hello WiseFish, all your work is top tier of production as always, your Fallout & Metro work is great with how you make your work. What is next for your channel?
Anton: "We have to go to the mythical station which probably has ghosts and cannibals to find my son." Me, if I was in Artyoms place: *nopes the fuck out.* On the topic of kuru disease. It's a prion disease which you can get by eating the brain or brain matter of an infected person. The rest of human meat is safe to eat if you prepare it properly. If morally wrong.
If memory serves, cannibalism has a neural degenerative effect upon the human brain over the course of generations. Has anyone heard of this, I can't remember where I heard it from.
I mention it later within the video about how it can cause things like Kuru. But yes I believe it’s similar to what inbreeding is like. No idea how it works but the brain doesn’t fully develop as it would if you ate regular meat or general nutritious foods
interesting fact, Yamantau is coming from a turkic word - yaman tagh meaning "hard, challenged mountain" also in some dialect yaman means yamak which means both "to eat" and "meal".
Something i never understood about the Ark cannibals is how they haven't died off from all the diseases that must be festering in all the rotting corpses around them.
yamantau is definitely my favorite part of this game. there was no choice, no hard decisions and no good or bad ending. just killing everything and everyone you see.
This cannibalists in the bunker could have done the same as the slave masters in the caspian desert... capture people and use them. But this time not for work, but for food. They should have kept some people alive though, so they can male more humans to eat..
I don't think that would have been sustainable, though. From what we see in the game, there aren't any female cannibals so it is safe to assume that if there were any originally they were definitely already dead by the time the Spartans arrived. And in the beginning of the cannibalistic behavior I can't imagine any females being too keen on being literally bred for their children's meat, and even if they were on board with that idea, what would they eat while waiting 9ish months? Now if we were to assume that the entire original population of the bunker were male, captured women would be overwhelmingly outnumbered by the cannibals, which brings us back to having to wait 9 months for children from women who would most definitely be raped if they were unwilling to be bred like pigs. Considering the trauma & poor nutrition and in a place that is very far from being a clean environment (at least the people in the Metro stations had sanitation workers, the bunker on the other hand is absolutely filthy) the majority of pregnancies would end in miscarriage or stillborn births. And on top of this, childbirth is actually incredibly dangerous & in conditions such as the bunker with literally only one doctor and very limited resources, mothers' mortality rate would be incredibly high, most likely worse than that of many 3rd world countries currently.
Human growth is too slow, both in and out of the womb, and require a lot of food. You can't farm humans, is a waste of resources. Pigs, for example, can eat things humans cannot (which is the important thing here) grow much faster, and their females have It more easy giving birth. thats why you could farm them. Sht this is dark
Well put together. I stumbled on this series from my Son, I gotta say these 3 games were awesome! I really like the main character and his journey to the promise land.. It was a great story and play along. [spoiler alert] My only regret is Miller didn't get a chance to see the promise land as well. 😔
The part of the worm cul and the lovecrafrtian thing of the kremlin underground are one of my fav parts from book 1... And actually from metro exodus the idea of the goverment bunker filled with cannibals comes: " i think" from another book wich is from metro universe but not from dimitry glukovksy i recall that maybe these 3 books happened on Saint Peter petesburg.... but still that was a cool idea.... i mean a super bunker its a perfect bait for any survivor.
Ah yeah, nothing quite as creepy as being eaten by your own kind. And cults are driven to it so easy, it seems. Wild. Another fantastic lore video! Well played!
Well done again! Sadly… I didn’t have popcorn ready. But look forward to what you make next, if I could suggest a metro video. Perhaps one on the Biomass in D6 in the games it wasn’t heavily explored and sadly my metro book got ruined so I never got to read about it!
Idk if this is outlandish to think but a dlc pack with certain interactions that are only covered in the book would be sick. The metro is already terrifying but feel like u could drive it home with stories like this.
There's another group i the Andreï Dyakov book "Into the darkness". It is set in the Metro universe, in the St-Petersbourg metro. Sadly, there is no english version 😕. Mine is in french, since it's my 1st language.
I enjoyed this part of the game because I (Artyom) could shoot and kill everyone without worrying about if they were good or not. Just kill, kill, kill because there were no good guys in the Ark.
@@joshuagraham2843 My friend thinks it might be better if we play as a different character giving Artyom is now Commander of the Rangers hell it would be great to see Pavel again and get him to side with Artyom
Are the spin-off books set within the _Metro 2033_ universe available in english as well? I read the Metro series and some spin-off material translated into german, that's why I don't know which books got published in english.. One spin-off series (written by another russian writer befriended with Glukhovsky) is set in St. Petersburg whose metro-system serves as a nuclear shelter just like Moscow's system and experiences similar conditions. In the Petersburg metro there's also a cult called "Exodus" trying to convince people to go to Kronstadt where supposedly an "arc" was waiting to bring people to an alleged land of milk and honey spared by the strikes but in reality it's all nothing but a set-up to lure people into the hands of a cannibal community which survived in a bunker at Kronstadt but fell back to cannibalism when resources ran out. The whole narrative is set around a cannibal cult, so it would have fitted this video perfectly.
Children of the Worms’ priest reminds me of Elder Maxson in fallout 4, blaming technology for the destruction of what his world was. He was like an old college professor who fabricated a religion for misguided literally underground youth in order to try to fight against the force that caused the world they live in now. When Dron was shot after crying in shock at the lie of the Worm, it felt like he was a metaphor for the children born in the metro, with no idea of what the outside world was like, their entire world like Plato’s Allegory of the Caves. It was probably the most profound moments of the Metro 2033 novel because the Preist’s rage even got the Rangers and Miller to shut up.
I hope we will get another Metro game that is more similar in its themes and atmosphere to the Metro 2033 book. All those myths, strange events, anomalies, secrets, hidden stations, stations with their own politics and philosophy. Just one huge map where you can traverss the ebtire metro without a loading screen. And another map of the surface where you could go to gather supplies and such.
The dark ones werent bad though. We just couldnt understand them when they came to use and being most weird looking things are typically hostile humans acted and fought
I think the cannibals in the book series are far more terrifying, being kidnapped kids brainwashed into a cult by a well meaning but absolutely insane old man who thinks he is saving them, it is far darker than the ingame version, though I see how killing a bunch of brainwashed kids might not be the best way to sell a game, worked for the book strangely enough.
I find the Exodus weakest installment but the Bunker sequence is definetly the most interesting and best designed area. Also the last mission had very gloomy vibes I likes alot but I'm not a fan of the hallucinations that ruin the atmosphere imho.
The first book is amazing and leaves you second guessing whether or not something supernatural is going on. The second book drags and reads in a way that the author is debating the characters on philosophy and whoa boy is it boring. The third book picks up after the first (you can skip the second you aren't missing anything, it follows a bunch of irrelevant secondary characters that have no effect on the overall story). Honestly I like the games story more which loosely follows the first book and really the first book only which is the best book in the series. In the games mankind literally nuked heaven and hell so souls have no where to go hence why you have ghost in the metro.
@@WiseFish Good vibes, good vibes. I don't mean it as 'bad bad bad' - You're the one making the videos I enjoy watching and your Metro lore on the factions are the best. I cannot wait for when you approach this universe again.
@@dewittbourchier7169 oh no dude dw I know you didn’t mean it like that. I do try and get the names right but it is hard. Thanks so so much for the nice comments 😁
I think fallout could benefit from a darker tone like Metro sure we had cannibal factions but all them seemed campy and ridiculous but it would be nice to have them portrayed as the horror as a pack of cannibals can really be
I love how the entire Yamantau level was based pretty much entirely on one line in Metro 2035.
"What would we do if we were in Yamantau, eat each other?"
Never knew that, was it in the book?
@@Killdozer-do4mc Metro 2035 is a book
Well it wasn't just one line. In the book there was cultists who lived in the dark and praised a worm and ate people from outside. The leaders of the group were academics who wanted to test if it was possible to make a cult
@@zirconiumaloewasn't the worm a train by the way?
>leaders of the group were academics who wanted to test if it was possible to make a cult
Very russian
Always felt bad for that poor cultist who had his entire worldview destroyed by one of the very men who had acted as a guide and father figure to him only to be heartlessly shot dead by Miller moments later during a fit of sadness and confusion.
I know, although he was a cannibal he was probably young and that is all he knew because of the priest. Sad really, think anyone in their position would loose their mind if that happened
@@WiseFish I agree. And personally I was under the belief that the priest was one amongst a small group of similar people meaning that they’d likely eventually recover from the Spartan assault and continue as they were unless Miller made a point to have the Spartans either block off all exists and leave them to starve to death or go in and purge the place. As for the Ark, with no radio communication to the outside world and presumably their only way out being damaged beyond repair after the escape the survivors would likely begin eating the scores of dead before turning on each other while many die off from disease without their only doctor.
@@victorkane1154 well a grenade blew up the other entrance that led to D6 so I’d imagine they are fully blocked in. But I mean they Utilised very small paths before so maybe they’ll be back at it again. There must be other priests but I believe he was the one hypnotising the kids. The other priests may have been doing that as well though, not sure don’t remember reading anything about that.
@@WiseFish I don’t remember them being able to hypnotise people either, think they were just like minded people.
@@victorkane1154 I remember there’s a bit with the Spartans trying to escape and one of them shouts watch out there’s a psychic. Maybe the translation is just wrong though haha but that is how Oleg escaped their capture, said he was able to shake it off. Just looking at the wiki and it just says brainwashed so I dono probably bad translation in my book
The Cannibals in the Bunker are by 2035 especially monstrous as by the time you get there radiation levels are bad but not terrible, they could easily have organised an evacuation at the very least several years ago that they chose not to shows they do not deserve the slightest bit of regard or sympathy and the game makes this clear by letting you go absolutely rip on a bunch of cannibals who have it coming - indeed your bullets are too good for them. I also like how the officer's journal makes clear that they also evidently turned on and ate those who did not agree. I hope that officer took a good few dozen with him before he went down.
Yeah they’re truly a bunch of monsters by that point!
I would like to add, that not all of the men in the bunker were construction workers, there were quite a few soldiers there too. Also, at least one of the communication officers rebeled against the canibals, and he attempted to kill the doctor. This can be read in the Officers journal (or diary, not sure about the name) collectible. Edit: I love your content, keep it up!
It’s like you know exactly what I want to learn about, please keep the metro lore coming.
This game makes you feel like you are the protagonist and it achieves that by making you only as powerful as your foes, the beautiful photo realistic environments, and the great storyline
Agreed hopefully we'll see more of them or a different cult.
The themes of cannibalism in post apocalyptical media is always nice, and really emphasizes the desperation of a nearly extinct humanity.
Humans will reach into dark places to survive. I’m reminded of that climber that amputated his arm with a pocket knife and boulder to survive.
Cult of the Great Worm would decimate any other faction in Metro if they chose to
Absolutely, creating fear would be their ultimate weapon tbh
Laughs in flame thrower
Wrong, they were technofobic. Their spears against machine guns.
@@Gangster88232 just gonna ignore their incredible stealth and the fact that they use the darkness and small spaces for their advantage. Also that station believed they were the dead coming to collect their children. They already strike fear in people. Sure it’s just spears compared to guns but they still have clear tactics they use on people if they’re smart as well as poison and tranquilizer darts which can fly from anywhere without any visible muzzle flash. So I wouldn’t say it was a straight “wrong” opinion.
@@Gangster88232 they straight up forced an Order hit squad to retreat while the Spartans were equiped specifically to deal with them with shields and still got overpowered, they would be fine. And they literally have hypnotists and crazed cultist warriors ready to throw themselves at the enmy
When it comes to The Ark. The few diary entries that you can collect through the mission detail a little bit about how the doc came to power, The 1st 3 diary entries you gather are from engineer technicians and construction workers and they talk about how the food rations are spread so thin that they can barely write, One of them mentions that the doctor thinks there should be a change in command and people start to believe him because they're desperate, He basically started a mutiny Against the command, After some trial-and-error they were able to get the outside working again although it at the loss of some people, At 1st what happened is survivors would come and the doctor and some of the command, Basically people in the know, Would keep the people in this "quarantine" In one of the diaries it talks about how just after the people came into quarantine they were told that they had rations with them and all of a sudden people were able to eat meat again, After the 2nd or 3rd group one of the officers notes that he it's getting suspicious of where these people are going, Eventually he does find out and he finds out that it was all basically a plan to take power, His last entry reads that he has his rifle and that hes going to take out as many of them as he can.
Makes me wonder what would have happened if the government or the invisible watchers got to the bunker would they had shared the same fate or did they know what happened in the bunker and stayed away 🤔 so many unanswered questions
As far as I can remember there was another interesting group of cannibals in one of the books from the Metro Extended Universe. They were also situated in a bunker with limited supplies and had a sort of caste system or smth in place to decide on who would get eaten.
Wish I could read the extended work but barely any available in English or in physical form over here
In "Peter" area is one
I think there were also cannbibals, if I remember many of them and other really weird stuff in the "Le radici del cielo" by Tullio Avoledo. Although the book is not that good in my opinion, the ideas are actually frightening.
Yamantau level be like: f*&k ammo savings, haha ak go pew pew.
Hope you guys all enjoyed. Let’s see if CZcams like that I used the word cannibal! But anyways, loved making this so hope you all enjoyed.
I notice a distinct lack of ads so I'm guessing it didn't xD
@@Spiketrooper it’s still green across the board for me running ads. Strange how you didn’t see any
@@WiseFish its a joy seeing your channel grow
@@WiseFish yeah I opened it up once and it had ZERO ads. Not even the startup ones that play b4 the video.
@@Spiketrooper you’re a lucky one I guess as YT is saying it earnt from ads so…enjoy ad free stuff I guess haha
another metro lore from wisefish, illustrating this evening while listening to this is going to be great!
For me the most shocking parts of this entire masterpiece series are that Ark part cannibals, that was just crazy and i couldn't believe it. Second thing was when they realized it was Moscow Metro who blocked all forms of radio signals from the outside world to get in, that really made me mad and sad at the sametime. May God bless everyone involved in the making of this masterpiece franchise, it truly is an untouchable series!!!
I still can't wait for the Metro game but we figure out why they forcefully cut off communication with the rest of Russia.
Cult of the Great Worm: **Blame humans for killing each others**
Also the Cult of the Great Worm: **Kill and eat other humans to survive**
I love the lore playlists... Mostly Metro, it's such a large world that has so much to learn.
I thought after Miller's contact with the Arc..Before I knew anything about what was up..my first thought was "for a guy with 2 iron legs, he's kind of nieve".. After getting to the Arc and the build up..I was all.."damn, I f'ng knew there was some shady things going on...damnit Miller!!!"
Same, the second I heard that radio dudes voice I was suspicious of that whole deal.
@@henrywedekind5754 I knew something was up..shadey! I like how whoever acted it did it..it wasn't cringe but it almost boardered on comedy..
*edit for terrible spelling
@@henrywedekind5754 of course..I was yelling at Miller the whole cut scene. 😝
It was such a smooth, slimey voice. Who voiced that knew what he was doin.
@@henrywedekind5754 YES!
I love your lore videos on the metro. It's one of my favorite post-apocalyptic games series and book series. I can't wait till you do more on the metro. It really is such an underrated universe that deserves more love.
"Meats back in the Menu boys".
MEATTTTTT
I love the last part where you minigun the cannibal horde as much as you can. In my mind I screamed to them after killing dozens of them:
"THERES SOME FOOD FOR YA! ENJOY IT BECAUSE THERES NO MORE COMING!!!!"
The great worm cult is one faction from the book I desperately wished made it into the metro games.
Wow! The story telling is… PERFECT!
This video was awesome! I hope you will continue this type of Metro content!
Such an underrated universe. I played all of the games and plan on reading the books soon!
I just replayed that section a few days ago and was thinking exactly about those cannibals. Cheers, great video as per usual.
I always look forward to these videos. They always keep me entertained while designing late at night. Thank you these videos are Awsome.
Glad I can help dude! Best of luck with your work
The best thing about metro for me is that the people are so changed by the living conditions
The basic ideas can be redone so many times but that that media can still make them investing and fresh is great, like the idea of a cult like Chidden of Atom or the Cult of the Worm, out of the two witch do you think is the best?
Hello WiseFish, all your work is top tier of production as always, your Fallout & Metro work is great with how you make your work.
What is next for your channel?
The cut of the Great Worm became all the better when the truth of the leader was revealed after they escaped.
Metro has such interesting Lore but it's hard to find
Glad you do all the work to make These Videos 👌
Anton: "We have to go to the mythical station which probably has ghosts and cannibals to find my son."
Me, if I was in Artyoms place: *nopes the fuck out.*
On the topic of kuru disease. It's a prion disease which you can get by eating the brain or brain matter of an infected person.
The rest of human meat is safe to eat if you prepare it properly. If morally wrong.
Aka BSE
Aka Mad Cow Disease
If memory serves, cannibalism has a neural degenerative effect upon the human brain over the course of generations. Has anyone heard of this, I can't remember where I heard it from.
I mention it later within the video about how it can cause things like Kuru. But yes I believe it’s similar to what inbreeding is like. No idea how it works but the brain doesn’t fully develop as it would if you ate regular meat or general nutritious foods
@@WiseFish I believe RoanokeGaming (the dude that makes the videos) has a biology degree or something similar, maybe its time for a collaboration? :D
@@LazyLifeIFreak well I am his editor so maybe I should work something out with him haha
@@WiseFish I KNEW IT! There was something familiar with the editing :D
@@LazyLifeIFreak my trademark crossfades and whip edits haha
Thanks for making videos! I love Metro lore videos and I hope you make more of them soon enough.
Thank you for watching them! More to come don't you worry!
The doctor in Yamantau is like doctor from Team Fortress 2.
Kind of, just swap his nationally and boom, Russian TF2 medic
I have to do a project for my English diploma about a topic of choice, so I choose to talk about books, thus Metro.
I just love this books!
interesting fact, Yamantau is coming from a turkic word - yaman tagh meaning "hard, challenged mountain" also in some dialect yaman means yamak which means both "to eat" and "meal".
Something i never understood about the Ark cannibals is how they haven't died off from all the diseases that must be festering in all the rotting corpses around them.
What I don't understand is why didn't they just contact people for food supplies?
@@chadlad7837 Because they went insane
Mooorrreeee metro morrrreeeeee, anyway great vid
yamantau is definitely my favorite part of this game.
there was no choice, no hard decisions and no good or bad ending.
just killing everything and everyone you see.
I can’t believe this type of high-quality content is coming from such a small channel. Keep up the great work dude!
This cannibalists in the bunker could have done the same as the slave masters in the caspian desert... capture people and use them. But this time not for work, but for food. They should have kept some people alive though, so they can male more humans to eat..
They weren’t the smartest bunch were they?
@@WiseFish Well, after some time I realized that. Although the doctor could hat this idea, his "friends" would have never realized this...
I don't think that would have been sustainable, though. From what we see in the game, there aren't any female cannibals so it is safe to assume that if there were any originally they were definitely already dead by the time the Spartans arrived. And in the beginning of the cannibalistic behavior I can't imagine any females being too keen on being literally bred for their children's meat, and even if they were on board with that idea, what would they eat while waiting 9ish months? Now if we were to assume that the entire original population of the bunker were male, captured women would be overwhelmingly outnumbered by the cannibals, which brings us back to having to wait 9 months for children from women who would most definitely be raped if they were unwilling to be bred like pigs. Considering the trauma & poor nutrition and in a place that is very far from being a clean environment (at least the people in the Metro stations had sanitation workers, the bunker on the other hand is absolutely filthy) the majority of pregnancies would end in miscarriage or stillborn births. And on top of this, childbirth is actually incredibly dangerous & in conditions such as the bunker with literally only one doctor and very limited resources, mothers' mortality rate would be incredibly high, most likely worse than that of many 3rd world countries currently.
@@keenanthornley7680so killing themselves is a mercy
Human growth is too slow, both in and out of the womb, and require a lot of food. You can't farm humans, is a waste of resources.
Pigs, for example, can eat things humans cannot (which is the important thing here) grow much faster, and their females have It more easy giving birth. thats why you could farm them.
Sht this is dark
Just wanted to say. Recently found this channel and it's a hidden gem.
2:12 direct impact nukes
Well put together. I stumbled on this series from my Son, I gotta say these 3 games were awesome! I really like the main character and his journey to the promise land.. It was a great story and play along. [spoiler alert] My only regret is Miller didn't get a chance to see the promise land as well. 😔
I was hoping you'd talk about the cults soon
The part of the worm cul and the lovecrafrtian thing of the kremlin underground are one of my fav parts from book 1...
And actually from metro exodus the idea of the goverment bunker filled with cannibals comes: " i think" from another book wich is from metro universe but not from dimitry glukovksy i recall that maybe these 3 books happened on Saint Peter petesburg.... but still that was a cool idea.... i mean a super bunker its a perfect bait for any survivor.
This is rapidly becoming one of my favoirte channels online.
Ah yeah, nothing quite as creepy as being eaten by your own kind. And cults are driven to it so easy, it seems. Wild. Another fantastic lore video! Well played!
So basically, it’s the Brotherhood of Steel but hungry.
Well done again! Sadly… I didn’t have popcorn ready. But look forward to what you make next, if I could suggest a metro video. Perhaps one on the Biomass in D6 in the games it wasn’t heavily explored and sadly my metro book got ruined so I never got to read about it!
You are the Metro King of CZcams
I think Roanoke still holds that title haha but thank you!!
Love your work and voice! Keep it up !
Your Metro lore videos are golden. Hope your channel grows. You deserve that. 👍👍
Holy shit this stuff is sooo interesting i almost cant stop watching
Idk if this is outlandish to think but a dlc pack with certain interactions that are only covered in the book would be sick. The metro is already terrifying but feel like u could drive it home with stories like this.
Oh, right, i forgot about the book i was supposed to finish
There's another group i the Andreï Dyakov book "Into the darkness". It is set in the Metro universe, in the St-Petersbourg metro. Sadly, there is no english version 😕. Mine is in french, since it's my 1st language.
I enjoyed this part of the game because I (Artyom) could shoot and kill everyone without worrying about if they were good or not. Just kill, kill, kill because there were no good guys in the Ark.
Am I the only one who thinks that the doctor of the yamantau bunker looks lime medic form TF2 ?
I mean, the Cult of the Great Worm are correct in their thinking. In context, cannabilism isn't the worse thing done in the Metro.
I haven't read the books so hearing this is awesome It's great to hear more about Metro's lore.
both video game and books are good
im a fan of this game and excited to play another sequel
@@joshuagraham2843 Apparently they are working on a sequel game nothing on a book though
@@samuel10125 i guess its a good thing we want to see artyan going back to moscow and fight hanza
@@joshuagraham2843 My friend thinks it might be better if we play as a different character giving Artyom is now Commander of the Rangers hell it would be great to see Pavel again and get him to side with Artyom
@@samuel10125 or sam cuz he reached america 🇺🇸
Are the spin-off books set within the _Metro 2033_ universe available in english as well? I read the Metro series and some spin-off material translated into german, that's why I don't know which books got published in english..
One spin-off series (written by another russian writer befriended with Glukhovsky) is set in St. Petersburg whose metro-system serves as a nuclear shelter just like Moscow's system and experiences similar conditions.
In the Petersburg metro there's also a cult called "Exodus" trying to convince people to go to Kronstadt where supposedly an "arc" was waiting to bring people to an alleged land of milk and honey spared by the strikes but in reality it's all nothing but a set-up to lure people into the hands of a cannibal community which survived in a bunker at Kronstadt but fell back to cannibalism when resources ran out.
The whole narrative is set around a cannibal cult, so it would have fitted this video perfectly.
War. War never chan... wait... sorry, wrong place. -The lone wanderer
The fallout world is a paradise compared to the metro world
@@pietervanderzwaan4295 You can say that again.
One of my fav bits of the book, the Spartans were bad arse and just wiped them out
I love your Metro Videos
Glad to hear man!! Thank you for watching
I love this Metro Videos
Such a filling video
The great worms r probably those damn giant leeches in novasevirsk
"The time for talk has passed the lords work must be done."- joshua graham
I wonder when they'll make the dark tunnels books into video game's.
Man I hated the cannibals of yamantau there were so many
Interesting how the cult of the Worm in the book is similar to the cult of the Tsar-fish in the game. The different in adaptation is pretty good.
The greeeaaaat wooorm
Children of the Worms’ priest reminds me of Elder Maxson in fallout 4, blaming technology for the destruction of what his world was. He was like an old college professor who fabricated a religion for misguided literally underground youth in order to try to fight against the force that caused the world they live in now.
When Dron was shot after crying in shock at the lie of the Worm, it felt like he was a metaphor for the children born in the metro, with no idea of what the outside world was like, their entire world like Plato’s Allegory of the Caves. It was probably the most profound moments of the Metro 2033 novel because the Preist’s rage even got the Rangers and Miller to shut up.
Holy shit, Wow! Such Gaming is one of your patrons!
He is indeed! Nice guy and good friend :)
😀 right on time. Thank you
Love metro lore keep it coming
great video
I hope we will get another Metro game that is more similar in its themes and atmosphere to the Metro 2033 book. All those myths, strange events, anomalies, secrets, hidden stations, stations with their own politics and philosophy. Just one huge map where you can traverss the ebtire metro without a loading screen. And another map of the surface where you could go to gather supplies and such.
Well, 4A Games announced they had already begun working on the next installment maybe a year ago, so let's hope so!
I love these videos!
Good to hear dude! Thanks for giving it a watch :)
Could you do wasteland lore? Also love your videos
nice video
rumors of a new metro from the Nvidia leak unless its just a remake
The dev team already said it’s in development. I’d say announcement next year for late 2022 or 2023 release
Fucking tremendous as always!
Not to be a buzzkill but Artyom drank with the station chief not Anton, Anton was the watch commander in the tunnel to Park Pobedy
The dark ones werent bad though. We just couldnt understand them when they came to use and being most weird looking things are typically hostile humans acted and fought
I think the cannibals in the book series are far more terrifying, being kidnapped kids brainwashed into a cult by a well meaning but absolutely insane old man who thinks he is saving them, it is far darker than the ingame version, though I see how killing a bunch of brainwashed kids might not be the best way to sell a game, worked for the book strangely enough.
This whole script sounds like a college freshmen struggling to reach the word count for his essay.
MEEEEAT!!!!
I find the Exodus weakest installment but the Bunker sequence is definetly the most interesting and best designed area. Also the last mission had very gloomy vibes I likes alot but I'm not a fan of the hallucinations that ruin the atmosphere imho.
I wonder why in the games...specifically Metro Exodus, he never makes a comment about them.
yamantau, the only level I can go guns blazing :v
I haven’t played metro in years but this lore is smacking dick
half of the stuff he says is not in the game
2033 is such a great book
It's either eat or be eaten.
The first book is amazing and leaves you second guessing whether or not something supernatural is going on. The second book drags and reads in a way that the author is debating the characters on philosophy and whoa boy is it boring. The third book picks up after the first (you can skip the second you aren't missing anything, it follows a bunch of irrelevant secondary characters that have no effect on the overall story).
Honestly I like the games story more which loosely follows the first book and really the first book only which is the best book in the series. In the games mankind literally nuked heaven and hell so souls have no where to go hence why you have ghost in the metro.
Park Pobedy in Russian would be pronounced "P-ah-rr-k Puh-byed-ee
I’ll keep that in mind for next time if I mention it. I couldn’t find a consistent pronunciation of it so just said it how it looked to me
@@WiseFish Good vibes, good vibes. I don't mean it as 'bad bad bad' - You're the one making the videos I enjoy watching and your Metro lore on the factions are the best. I cannot wait for when you approach this universe again.
@@dewittbourchier7169 oh no dude dw I know you didn’t mean it like that. I do try and get the names right but it is hard. Thanks so so much for the nice comments 😁
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I think fallout could benefit from a darker tone like Metro sure we had cannibal factions but all them seemed campy and ridiculous but it would be nice to have them portrayed as the horror as a pack of cannibals can really be