Subnautica Lore: Kharaa Bacterium | Video Game Lore
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- In today's episode of Video Game Lore, we'll be talking about what is perhaps the most dangerous thing you encounter in the world of Subnautica: the Kharaa Bacterium. I'll tell you everything we know about it, what symptoms it causes, how it affects the player and how it changed the entire ecosystem of Subnautica.
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Actually there is one more interesting fact. It is confirmed by the developers, that the Kharaa bacteria in another game they made, Killer instinct. Is a mutated version of the Kharaa in Subnautica. This means that the two share a universe.
Yep :) that is a good point I forgot to mention, thanks for bringing it up!
Natural selection is still out there to mention
...So does that mean... Seeing as how the Arbiter is in Killer Instinct... That the Kharaa virus is in Halo, as well?
Precursors being Forerunners: Confirmed
...Or is this another Killer Instinct we're talking, here?
@@zealous6832 its suppose to be natural selection
Same with Natural Selection 2 - It shares a universe with Subnautica. Natural Selection is also a game made by Unknown worlds and its implied that the aliens that you either fight or play as (depending on what team you're on) is a mutation of the kharaa bacteria infecting and basically possessing creatures, super evolving them etc.
just remember that infection _starts_ with "fever-like symptoms". so the next time you stay home, sick with a fever, just imagine exploring subnautica in that state. protagonist is a champ for staying as active as he does.
Hopefully he's eating a lot of peepers :)
Well... Since the Kharaa bacterium is what makes Warpers attack you, it is more dangerous than the Reaper Leviathan
Essentially :) though I was implying the fact that it quickly kills basically any organism without the enzyme.
Speaking of leviathans i didnt see any leviathan with kharaa bacterium
@@marksmanjucz2177 Well canonically - many of them consume peepers - which temporarily removes the effects of the bacterium :) - though if I recall correctly - there might be an infected model for the Sea Dragon.
@@TheLastBacon there was a model but it was cut oof
@FinalHunter but they're basically moving habitats for coral and small fish so maybe as they grow peepers leave the enzymes on them and it goes away
The Emperor literaly is the sole reason that planet isnt dead.
Just think about it.
One single individual kept a planet alive.
She alone succeeded where an entire species of precurser aliens failed.
If that isnt the most noble and great feat in the universe, i dont know what is.
It's definitely incredible :) ...especially considering how long that emperor has lived!
But wait... you said that the enzyme doesn’t entirely get the bacteria out of the body because the enzyme we get isn’t perfect... does that mean Riley took the virus all the way to earth and humans went extinct? Or maybe that’s just the coronavirus lore...
@@wudolph4255 nope, you get cured at the end of the game
@@wudolph4255 No, Ryley got the juveniles enzyme which cures you fully
@@wudolph4255 The Emperor's enzyme isn't perfect but the juvenile's are
The correct term is Super Ocean Space AIDS.
Ah yes :) probably just mispronounced it in the video....
lol
OKB ocean killing bacteria
Ocean fluids instead of bodily fluids?
It is actaully called
S.O.S
A.I.D.S
dude, i love how you care about your fan base, when i look at big you tubers i can imagine the title and thumbnail being: Subnautica: Most dangerous CREATURE!!1111!!!
with the thumbnail being an enlarged reaper that's blacked out with question marks all around it and a shrinked play model for comparison to get views, thank you for not being that kind of content creator, ily.
Thank you very much :) I truly believe it's the fan interaction that makes the whole CZcams thing so much fun.
its pretty rare to see youtubers ACTUALLY caring for their fanbase and replying to them.
Yeetus My Fetus with how toxic the comments on CZcams tend to be, I can’t blame most for avoiding.
This channel seems different though. Good content and a civil fan base
@@TheLastBacon your too wholesome :)
@@abreloom1367 ur username is hilarious
One tid bit I learned about the Kharaa was it's a direct link between Subnautica and Natural Selection as the Kharaa aliens are a mutated version of the kharaa from subnautica.
That's a really good point I forgot to mention :) thanks for pointing it out!
yep and theres also a gorge plushie to prove it
@@blackmib One of the posters you can collect, as well, is for 'Natural Selection 2'
@@PhailRaptor i wonder if theres any in below zero
The Kharaa in Subnautica was also originally orange like it was in natural selection before being turned green
Kharaa in a nutshell: the serious case of bad acne.
That's some really bad acne if it kills you that quickly :)
Oooor...Corona ;-;
Oh no I’m going into puberty soon-
@Alex Rodriguez in the middle of the ocean?
@@mango4723 how do u know?
Did you know there is an unused model for the infected sea emperor even though the sea Emperor is immune
Oh really? I didn't know that :) interesting - maybe it would have worked with the initial script version where Kharaa was created by the precursors.
Do you know where I can find that model online?
*One* Sea Emperor bloodline was immune. The others weren't. Perhaps there was a never-enabled Data Download about how the Architects tried to capture more of them, but discovered they lacked the enzyme and could get infected like everything else.
It’s in the second game,linked to a side quest
@@PinguTheGamer The frozen leviathan is very different from the sea emperor. They're two completely different species...
'make sure to bring your enzymes tho'
Damn.
That one sentence made me feel such nostalgic, even tho I finished the game like 2 weeks ago. What an amazing game.
I'm also sometimes hit by that feeling, where you just want to forget everything about a game, just so you could experience it again :)
@@TheLastBacon yeah exactly man! U remember the first gameplay of subnautica, where u have to distinguish the fire in your life pod? Wow. I'd love to experience it again without the knowledge I have now.
@@TheLastBacon or maybe relive my first encounter with the reaper leviathan again. Damn haha
@@MAIGA3 lets not talk about that please
now play on creative with console commands :D
Not something you want to pick up while on a nice seaside dip!
(Just one correction - the Aurora was an Alterran ship, and Alterra is its own government in its own right. The Degasi, however, WAS Mongolian, and there was a Mongolian emissary onboard the Aurora to lead the search for the Degasi.)
Definitely not :) - and yes, you're right - thanks for the correction!
Nice
I never understood why Mongolia was such a big deal like they definitely don't have the resources to be a big player
@@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget Could be an historical reference. The part of Central Asia where the Black Death - a disease that walloped Asia and Europe on a comparable scale to how Kharaa'd hit the Precursors - is believed to have originated was a part of the Mongol Empire at the time. Likewise, Kharaa having a Mongolian name and the presence of a Khanate-era sword in the Architects' museum may also be references.
@@leprechaunbutreallyjustamidget As for Mongolia today, they don't have the resources to be big players *now*. But who knows? Could be, that gave them a stronger motivation than most Earth nations had to move out into space ASAP.
when a peeper gets khaara: you became the very thing you swore to destroy
Yep :) quite sad!
I don't remember correctly but there were several videos saying that this disease is the same disease from natural selection games.
It is technically true :) I think the devs mentioned that Subnautica's Kharaa was a mutated version.
The Last Bacon Yeah, one of the Kharaas is a different strain.
Some of the guns from that game have altera logos on them
Valdrex i love your pfp
the Alterra corporation is also mentioned in a few maps of Natural Selection 2.
8:37 ha! I’m not in a sea moth! I’m in a prawn suit, you can’t scare me!
Got me there ;)
Yes! We have been blessed with another The Last Bacon video!
Haha this one barely made it out :) I'm not at home right now and the internet here is true pain.
Lucas I know!
Lucas praise the bacon gods
Lucas I don’t care
A blessing from the last bacon!
I accidentally let an infected spadefish into my alien containment, which contained literally a CRABSQUID! I regretted that completely.
Ouf...yeah, it can happen :) gotta be careful!
That happened to my hoverfish once :(
I let put infected fish into my alien containment on purpose
Dragon Blade r/madlads
@@Alabama_Slamma you can cure them with the peepers from the alien vents I think.
These lore videos have interesting topics.
Really glad you enjoy them :)
Fun fact, remember the Mongolian sword found in one of the facility,yeah the previous human owner had rashes causing the sword to have it as well and mutated into the kharaa virus
That would be an interesting twist :)
I think I can explain why the survivor in life pod 12 reported the symptoms of Kharaa before Riley saw them because Riley was knocked unconscious from when he was hit in the face by the panel that came loose during the opening of the game, who knows how much time had officially passed while Riley was out cold.
Yeah I think canonically it was only a couple hours :)
@@TheLastBacon In fact now that I thought of it, because of the fire that happened while Riley was knocked out the CTO could have went by Lifepod 5 without even thinking to check if anyone was alive because on the outside of the pod you can see the smoke coming from the inside before you get the repair tool to perform repairs, plus it also puts why the radio keeps saying that the signals it picks up are "pre-recorded" they would have been sent out the moment all of those pods hit the surface.
In lore, riley was only out for 3 hours
The same PDA message that mentions the green pustules also mentions that the guy was bleeding. He may have gotten it so much worse because the bacterium got into his bloodstream immediately via an open wound, leaving no time for an immune-system response, rather than gradually through intact skin.
Fun fact, you only actually get infected when you go to the QEP.
I learned this by scanning myself frequently
You can skip a few stages if you never visit the gun I believe :)
Good to know
@@TheLastBaconJust found out I got infected like right now after seeing a sand shark with green like substance on it I thought it was a bacteria so I decided to scan it in the process it bit me so before going back in my seamoth I scanned myself and oh boy I was infected I then decided to read the data on the infected sand shark and learned it was infected so nice fr
Dirty needles and all
I've always thought about one thing about the kharaa(i hope thats how you spell it)when i learned of it . Were the animals on its origin planet immune to its effects to some extent ? I mean its very possible for it to have evolved to the state its at currently because of how good the immune system (and its many diversifications)the animals on its home had. I havent played the natural selection games or know much about them so if i said something wrong of inaccurate, mention it . Good video and its interesting that there was this much information about the kharaa
Oh it's definitely possible :) the developers mentioned that this Kharaa is a mutated version of the bacterium as compared to Natural Selection so who knows, also - thank you very much!
OTOH, we don't actually know if there *were* animals on Kharaa's home planet. Could be, it was dominated by bacterial life only, same as Earth was for the better part of 2 billion years.
"It was discovered in another PLANET some where out in the WORLD"
BACON, the last
Ah yes :) a perfect sentence.....only realized it didn't really make sense after recording.
planet and world should not be synonymous
8:37
I was playing subnatica and right as he said this I was attacked by a reaper from behind...what kind sorcery are you using....
Haha I think that's just perfect timing on your part ;)
Anyway I can’t wait for below zero to be released on Xbox
I can't wait for more of it to come out so I can fully dig into the lore :)
My to
Im waiting for the ps4 version
I might not have a ps but I feel ur pain
Me to
Thalassophobica, my favorite game
Lmao
fuck you
@@Limbambo ?
Just finished the game hours ago and I have watched a lot of your videos. Big respect to you for prioritizing the experience of other people(by telling us to leave if we don't want spoilers) over views count
Thank you very much :) hope you're enjoying the videos!
I cant stop waiting for your lore videos xD
Haha well that's good :) because I definitely plan to keep making these.
I got a stalker egg, raised it in alien containment, and when I set it free... WHOOP-DEE-DOO, it had the Kharaa virus. Although, to this day it still is around my base, warding off Jellyrays (I built my base in the Mushroom Biome next to the Mountains), and occasionally attacking my Seamoth or PRAWN. I never (so far) killed it. Luckily, it is 100% friendly towards me.
Nice :) you build yourself a small - base defense system.
"the most dangereus thing in subnautica is"
me: fish rabies
You're not wrong there :)
OCEAN AIDS
PLEASE DONT INFLAME MY BRAIN
Since the player cures a pandemic that has gone on for so long, I imagine by the end every creature on the planet seeing Riley as a hero
I would certainly hope so :)
Except the reapers, they don’t care if you saved their lives, they’ll munch on your sea moth and you
The cause of my warper PTSD😂😂😂😂
Not even kidding :) I hate those ''cybernetic warping sounds''
I’m a simple man, I see Last Bacon’s video, I click like.
You guys are way too nice :) I'm not complaining tho.
@@TheLastBacon I’m surprised in the credits in the special thanks section you weren’t there
Would’ve loved to see what the planet looked like before the virus!
Same! With all the non-extinct creatures :)
In my ACU, I have tons of Reginald's that breed. I accidentally brought one that was infected and all my Reginalds now have green blisters. That brings up another fact; if infected and normal animals breed, the child will be infected.
Oh that is a good point indeed :) nice observation!
You are literaly the best youtuber and you even respond on old videos and you are active. Keep up the work man!
Thank you for the kind words :)
I all the sudden got a idea after watching this! Way is hardcore mode for subnautica not on a timer similar to the sunbeam landing marker. It well be so cannon and fitting!
Good question :) perhaps they tested it and it didn't feel good?....who knows....
BELOW ZERO SPOILERS
Theres one precursor alive in below zero, well it consiousness was uploaded to a comptuee
Oh that's interesting :) I know one like that was mentioned in the original game but I don't think that ever went anywhere.
Now Finland is my favorite country just because you warned that there were spoilers
@@TheLastBacon
MAJOR STORY PLOT POINT SPOILERS (SERIOUSLY)
NO JOKE
LAST WARNING
So in the twisty bridges (starting biome after the "intro") theres a precursor sanctuary, and if you go into it, you get locked up into there until you find the computer, after that you accidentaly download the precursor into your own mind, and yes, it talks.
@@someguyfromfinland4239 All those warnings almost made me scared to open the rest of the comment :) thought it was gonna predict the end of the world or something!
@@someguyfromfinland4239 SUOMIPERKELE
The reason why Dandy may have experienced the effects of Kharaa more drastically than others could be because he probably has a weaker immune system, meaning the virus was able to attack his body more quickly than it did with Ryley and the Degasi crews' bodies.
It is certainly possible :)
He was also bleeding. Infection in an open wound can kill you pretty fast, even when it's *regular* bacteria doing it.
I already know everything you talk about but the way you present the information makes it so much fun to hear again
Thank you very much :) I often hope that even if the info I say isn't new to people, it's at least entertaining to listen to.
Bacon you're a great youtuber seriously you actually rply to comments and put time a d effort into videos so thx so much
Thank you kindly :)
Feels like a bad time watching this with the Coranavirus spreading around lol...
Ikr :) stay safe!
@@TheLastBacon You too!
Kharaanavirus
imagine playing it.
@@swarley2500 I see what you did there!
Your character really held it in until you found information about it, what humans can do in the next 200 years is amazing, I think
Yep, he just willed himself to live :)
I really apreciate this channel. Even recent comments and the guy still responds. Congrats for your work!
Thank you very kindly! :)
After showing up to your videos for a week straight i subscribed. Thank you for being a subnautica wealth of knowledge
Thank you kindly :) Welcome to the gang!
i love these videos so much! they helped me fall inlove with the world of subnautica 💕
Thank you very much! :) Glad I could help with that!
The Devs predicted the future that there was a virus almost as dangerous as kharaa
Yep, eerie :)
Haha not at all, kharaa is 100x more deadly than corona.
These are my favorite videos to keep up with...At the moment. However, I really would love it if you went over the lore of all fauna of Subnautica!
Well thank you very much :) and I definitely plan to tackle a lot of the fauna in Subnautica - but I'll probably do it in separate videos talking about the biomes.
@@TheLastBacon That is a wonderful idea. Hopefully you can cover Below-Zero as well one day.
I honestly thought the Khaara bacterium causes hallucinations because Bart Torgal mentions it as a symptom, but... the infection does not cause hallucinations. The way I progressed in the game, that ended up being a very fun plotpoint.
Now just imagine the player is actually still in his lifepod just hallucinating :)
@@TheLastBacon they'd die of starvation and/or dehydration
In my creative gameplay in subnautica, I have started a quarantine. If I find, let’s say a peeper infected. I take and put it in containment
Haha you'll just single-handedly save the entire ecosystem :)
The Multitasker same here
Suddenly that peeper grows arms and legs
Unfortunately you can't quarantine the water.
@@Vessel767 *drains the planet of water*
Him: "another planet somewhere out in the world"
Me: "Wat?"
Haha yeah....that does sound really weird - only realized after finishing the vid though :)
In Natural Selection 1 and 2 (other games produced by unknown worlds) the bacterium has escaped (most likely after the events of Below Zero) and started to mutate to make animals hostile and more dangerous than usual by mutating them, in those games you are a space marine that is tasked, with a team (multiplayer) to eliminate these creatures.
I find it funny how two vastly different games share the same universe and story
It's definitely interesting and a neat idea from the developers to have them in the same world :) wonder if there are other parallels/connections to be drawn...
There's a Natural Selection poster in Subnautica, which made me think of this theory.
@@JKIUYHB2 it's already confirmed that they are in the same universe
Who do you think would find a cure:
1. Ancient alien race with teleportation and telepathy
2. A dude with cerebral implants that probably made him the smartest of the Degasi crew
3. A janitor that was nice to an octopus
Haha some weird intuition is guiding me to the janitor :D
@@TheLastBacon Wow, I must have wasted so much of your time. You don't have to reply to ALL of my crappy comments! Congrats to you though! I see you are very devoted to your fanbase and you totally deserved my subscription. Thank you and keep up the good work!
*UNKNOWN PLANET SOME WHERE ELSE IN THE WORLD*
It does sound kinda weird to put it that way in retrospect :)
Do you think you can do some subnautica sub zero lores soon? I know it's in early access, but there's a lot in the game already. Thanks!😀
I definitely plan to - I'm just waiting a bit because I don't want to make a ton of videos now, and have to re-do them later as new info is released :)
Fun fact for those of you who weren't around during the development: Kharaa was initially called "Carar" in the early days of adding the precursor bases. It was changed to reference the other games by the Subnautica devs
Yep true :) good point!
I'm wondering if perhaps the enzyme has some strong antibacterial properties that the bacterium isn't resistant to, but if the Emperor produced a weaker version of the enzyme (enzymes are proteins, they're easily destroyed by heat, so perhaps her sickness gives her a fever and thus breaks down the enzyme faster) then maybe the prolonged exposure to that weaker enzyme COULD lead to some resistance. And in fact, it probably did, because it only slowed down the effects. That means it killed SOME of the bacterium on infected individuals, but not all. That means those who survived multiplied and created new colonies on the host, those new colonies now being a little more resistant than before.
Basically, the planet couldn't have survived without the babies producing the much stringer enzyme that totally wipes an individual clean. Without them, the bacterium probably would've been accidentally selectively bred for enzyme resistance
Yeah you’re probably right :) Ryley really came in clutch when he did!
after watching: turns around to the reaper behind his computer chair. "Hello"
Probably the last thing you'd want to see behind your chair :)
Do you live underwater ?
Its fine I won't post another positive comment today
Great video
Ur so close to 1 Million! (Pls keep making subnatica lore they are my favourite)
100k but thank you! :D
@@TheLastBacon ... Yeah I forgot how to count lol 😅
1: a bacon menace
2: the attack of the bacon
3: the revenge of the bacon
4: a new bacon
5: the bacon strikes back
6: the return of the bacon
7: the bacon awakens
8: THE LAST BACON
9: the rise of the bacon
Now that's a franchise waiting to happen :D
This sounds like a drunk version of the Burger King foot lettuce dude
That's literally me :D how did you know?
Im just here spending time waiting for subnautica 2
Aren't we all :)
Just starting to play Subnautica. When I learned about the Kharaa virus on some website I couldn't resist learning everything I could about it. For some reason I find this storyline very interesting and exciting...
I really like it as well :)
Keep up the great work man can’t wait for the next video
Thank you very much :)
Oh bacon when it’s fully released can you do lore on basically everything on it 😂 Ik it’s a bit much to ask but can you plzzzzzzzzzxxx
I definitely plan to do lore on Below Zero as soon as more of it's released :)
Oh thank god bc subnautica is running out of things to talk about besides the planet our protagonist was born on
Y’all know he’s basically reading the wiki to you right? Like almost verbatim
Well I often follow the structure of the wiki because it has good continuity and makes sense explanation-wise :)
Clear information, non clickbait title, more entertaining way to learn more about this amazing game. Read whatever wiki you want dude
Beat the game 2-3 years ago idk why im watching this but u make it entertaining
Really glad you think so! :)
8:38 when you said that, I was just getting back into my seamoth after going to the mountain island, I turned around and saw a reaper tail swim away it was very spooky
Haha perfect timing :D
Ghost leviathan rerly but spawn with kharar.
True - it surprised me how many creatures actually have a separate ''infected'' model in the game :)
7:51 it does have a albeit minor gameplay effect where any creature that had the infection ( idk if it effects them if they got it in the containment but anyway) will cause them to be hostile no matter what even though they should be docile to you they will attack I highly doubt this is going to cause normally docile creatures that are docile born in containment or not
It would make sense since the game tells us that kharaa increases aggression :)
@@TheLastBacon yeh I just got lazy of continuing saying this so I glossed over how it makes sense of the aggression increase I knew it existed just didn't want to talk about that
Warning you have caught the deadly co---- virus from apparently 2019
Are you ready to forget everything you love?
Riley be like: AW HELL NAW
Oh no, they were trying to tell is all along :D
I like how (if you spreedrun) one non essential systems maintenance chief can cure a disease in 1 week and it took an entire specie over 10 years(estimated time) TF
Yep :D Who would win - an entire race of super advanced extraterrestrial organisms / one fast janitor!
“It incubates for about two weeks”
*hold the fuck up*
They were trying to warn us all along :)
Most people reading the title cards for these: Kharaa Bacterium Lore
Me, an idiot: Kha Bac Lor Raa Terium E
Big brain time :D
Who else sees a pattern in incubation periods between the karrah and corona
True :) a bit scary...
The reason why Riley didn’t get into the latest stages of infection might be because he woke up later and thus The Aurora exploded later on and so Riley had a hazmat suit on so maybe that’s the reason.
I suppose that's possible :) Maybe the lifepod kept him shielded.
Ik this is a bit off topic but, if you think about it the enzyme 42 is kinda like snow, when you touch it it gets stuck on your hand, when you try to wipe it off with the other hand, it gets stuck. Then eventually it melts into it. Ik that was a bit random.
Maybe a bit like glue :)
ive been watching your subnautica lore videos, theyre very relaxing to listen to !! i can't believe i missed that much of the game because i was too lazy to read the logs lol 💦
thank you for this new video !!
That's exactly the effect I hope these videos have :) thank you very much!
Between the Kharaa behavior in Natural Selection 2 and the Kharaa behavior here it sounds like in both games the bacterium is trying to do the same thing: mutate an army of attack creatures. The main difference being Subnautica’s Kharaa hasn’t gotten it right yet and the mutations it’s causing are causing the infected creatures to die.
Yeah true! :) Spooky to think what kharaa would eventually become.
The Khara bacteria was just God going ham on Plague Inc.
Haha kinda yeah :)
I watch this video while playing Subnautica in my CMOS and I was in the Crushin when you said that the reaper leviathan behind your seamoth with is more of a threat than the Cara virus actually turned my Seamoth around and was so scared
Haha lucky nothing was there right? :)
@@TheLastBacon nope nothing 🤣
*so the kharaa bacterium is basically the underwater Coronavirus*
I mean....basically :)
Very true
Or should I say...
*Kharaa-navirus* ;)
The Last Bacon Also I love how you said “This video *might* contain spoilers.” And you then realize it’s one of the insanely crucial parts from the story of Subnautica. XD
I believe the Kharaa is waterborne due to the fact that skyrays can NEVER be seen with the Kharaa spots, for lack of a better word, and not many cave crawlers can be seen with them either. Also another i interesting fact about Kharaa from a gameplay perspective is you are always infected until you touch enzyme 42 even if you pause the game, teleport to the gun, pause the game again, wait for it to load and then try to deactivate the gun never touching water it will tell you that you are infected. I have an Xbox that's why I mentioned pausing the game to bring up the developer console and teleport over there.
Maybe - but then again - it supposedly decimated millions of worlds - most of which would probably not be pure water :)
Insane plot twist (which is highly questionable and most definitely not likely): Kharaa is a heavily mutated horror bacterial relative of the big Rona.
Haha they tried to warn us all along :D
Oh and bacon if u need any new lore ideas in subnautica just ask me and I’m sure I can dig something up
Thank you :) if I ever run out, I'll make sure to ask!
Lol
0:37, my boy got it right this time
Yep :) had to make sure I don't mess up the number again.
It's a good thing they didn't set it to where the bacterium would worsen without progression of the story until the player inevitably died, because it let players play at their own pace despite the high stakes of the storyline. Players wouldn't have to stress too much about a time limit and could actually enjoy the game and its' exploratory nature :)
That would definitely make the game harder :)
Hey what a great vid-*coughs up blood* wait just a min *uses enzyme 42* there you go.what a great video
Thank you very much :) cough, cough....do you have some left by any chance?
The Last Bacon I make enzyme 42
The Last Bacon: This video might contain spoilers.
Also The Last Bacon: One tutorial on how to cure the virus comin right up!
Haha ok it definitely contains spoilers :D
Thank you for another amazing lore video I saw in one of the comments this video barley made it out because of bad WiFi thank you for trying any way :)
Thank you very much :) you guys make it worth trying despite the terrible wifi!
For some reason I love watching these even though I’m a year late-
I'm glad you did! :)
you should talk about what would happen if the aurora landed in the void if you haven't already
I have! :)
Can’t blame the sea dragon for causing the quarantine just trying to get her eggs back
True :) it probably didn't have the complex thinking abilities to realize what that would cause.
*While the exact cause as into why the progress of the infection was so drastically diffrent between him and our main protagonist is currently unkown*
Me: protagonist buff
Haha good ol' plot armor :)
Kharaa: Puts whole planet under quarantine
Corona: Puts whole planet under quarantine
All other planets: *I'm beginning to see a pattern here that I'm not so sure I like*
Haha I'm gonna stop you right there :D
[subnautica below zero spoilers]
The 4546b outbreak happened from Al-An taking a seadragon egg... Oh Al-An, how could you...
I won't spoil myself :)
@@TheLastBacon ok maby when you finish subnautica below zero you can look at my fact
Riley wasnt affected as much as the docter since tons of peepers are in the safe shallows
Yep true :) he got lucky!
Kharaa sounds like the bubonic plague. Very deadly, highly contagious, strange colored pustules and veins appearing on the skin, not finding a proper cure until a few thousand years after its discovery. Makes even me think, and that's something I don't usually do.
It could have definitely been the inspiration for it :)
brilliant video yet again bacon. much love.
Thank you very much :) much love right back at you!
Have you seen the sea truck? that thing is literally a god able to defeat Shaggy in seconds... Amazing video by the way!
Thank you very much :) and I've only seen pictures of the sea truck but it did look quite god-like....