I had always interpreted the "Damage to Ficsit Property" thing to be more about the company being more concerned about their equipment than you. Kind of like in Portal (spoilers).....how GlaDos talks about there is no reason to worry because the portal gun can withstand the high temperatures in the incenerator. I had not thought it meant that the character was property, but I guess that is another interpretation that works.

The end game will be to build superposition oscillators and use nuclear pasta to power it. Something will go wrong and we create our own time paradox where the super position oscillators turn into somersloop the nuclear pasta turns into the Mercer spheres. The SAM ore is the leftover from our factories after it’s warped from the paradox we create. Then the game just restarts. We have been harvesting the same planet over and over for millennia, but each reset isn’t a perfect reset.

I've always gotten the impression that the alien artifacts are hacking the pioneer's AI unit (similar to the Mesmer squid in Subnuatica) and attempting to entice the them to gather these objects. One of the enticements attempts to persuade the pioneer to pick it up by impersonating one of their "parents" and claiming to be ill and that only alien artifacts can provide the cure. It's as if the hacker is trying all possible avenues to appeal to the pioneer and get them to pick it up.

"Damage to FICSIT Property" could also mean damage to the environmental suit you've been provided.

Developers are just waiting to have players make up a good story and say "yeah, you figured everything!"

I'm still missing so many things in this story, like the role of the ticket reward system, the statues that can be unlocked and the overall "quality of life features". What actually happens to the "sunk" items? And what is the exact role of each item in relation to the quantity you have to provide it. Like, why would ficsit need 1000 propulsion rockets, what could they be used for? Let's not forget about the teased items, the superposition oscillator and the quantum computers, what could their role be? What about the respawning, cause you basically get cloned in the hub when you die. Or is it rather a new person that is send down to pick it up where the previous dead employee has left it? The messages coming from the artifacts also tell us something but are confusing at the same time. There's chaos on earth, but also the paternal figure is ill and needs a cure. Are these true or is it rather manipulation to seduce you in gathering these items that are spread out and sometimes well hidden on the planet. The animals seem to be conscious about the items they are protecting. Is it coincidence they appear strategically at slugs, artifacts, ore deposits and crash sites? Why are the not roaming or protecting their own nests like wild animals would. Then there's the lizard doggo's that are hoarders themselves, as the large cave in the west suggests. And why do the stingers attack the hogs and the spitters, but the latter two not each other? And what about those marble looking rocks. They really seem out of place. The one in the west, another one in the east on a high pillar rock. Or the vegetation. The giant trees that end in the desert but then there's one dead giant tree in the desert, suggesting it was once forest. In the desert you can find these caves with square entrances that seem man made and underground structures likes tombs. Or this one drop pot that is under a rock while all the other are in open air like they just dropped down. Most of them are still smoking and making noise when you get to them, so they are fresh... another one: the craters... Still so many questions!!!

Since the artifact dialogues isn’t supported by subtitles it always gave me the Subnautica Mesmer vibe. A fish creature that hypnotizes you by speaking with a voice you trust. And on an alien planet the thing you trust most would be your AI dictionary.

Damage to Fiscit Property could very much just relate to the suit getting damaged.

So, when you mentioned the numerous drop pods along with some of the likely storyline, I found myself wondering if our player is essentially the sole survivor of a team of pioneers sent to the planet. Seems a bit illogical to send only 1 person/unit to a planet, at a time, to harvest so many resources.

I have a theory on the 'faucet' rock formations and the other arches that don't have any water. I think the area of Massage 2 Abb that is the game map was originally entirely submerged, and the arches are created by something similar to corals. The ones that are pouring water have tapped into extensive underground aquifers (of which there are plenty of other signs - aka springs.) The dry ones don't have any water and are dead; but we can still see the 'coral' skeleton on some that have been cracked.

Man, I go for a much smaller and simple story. Coffee Stein already made a statement about the storyline being just a backstory for the real gameplay. Probably we're just stranded, Ficsit ship need major repairs and they started to send Pioneers to the planets in this system. That's why we see the three bases on the lava planet (maybe future dlc, like Subnautica did?). We are not the first to attempt, of course Ficsit is lying to us. The crash sites are previous attempts, they look like hubs, and maybe the previous Pioneers have succumbed to craziness caused by the WIP objects. Another possibility is that Ficsit is on the planet exploring the unique applications for the local ore and WIP objects, the job description is "explore to build a food court" as an ALIAS for the real objective. We slowly make progress with that ore and WIP objects and we will see the breakthroughs in late game with teleportation and other stuff. I do believe in another tier, maybe 2 tiers, with advanced technology and transportations, that's a clever way to overcome the problems with belts and the miner mk3.

Looking at all the things we're making for Project Assembly, I would bet we're setting up a warp gate, and docking space station of some sort. All the more mechanical parts, the engines, and the thrusters would be used in it's general construction, and used to keep it in a stable orbit in the system somewhere. The Superposition Oscillators would allow the gates to be quantum entangled with its counterpart elsewhere to enable instantaneous control no matter where you were in the universe (and allow short range teleportation), the Nuclear Pasta is a bit of a mystery, seeing as how it's the most dense substance in the universe that's not a Black Hole (my guess is they'd want to use it's gravitational strength for something), and the SAM or is an "Exotic" material used to keep the wormhole generated by the gate open and stable for use. Chances are, we're either humans or droids sent ahead to build the gate (and probably a Dyson Swarm) so that when colonists arrive through the gate, they can receive personnel and materials from other systems. I don't know that the Pioneer is a slave though. If it's anything like a lot of future corporations portrayed in Sci-Fi, it'd be more like indentured servitude disguised as "employment." Everything you do, everything you use, everything you make is all considered the corporation's property or business. In return for your work, you get food, shelter, clothing, healthcare, and transportation. Also, any "money" you earn is all meant to be spent at the "company store," and nowhere else. The alien artifacts always seemed to me like they were commandeering ADA, or imitating her voice in your head in order to manipulate you into picking them up, because they see ADA as the voice of authority. If it were the CEO's voice in your ear telling you what to do, and what you have available to you, I would imagine the artifacts would sound like her instead.

For the “somersloop” in Swedish “söm” apparently means “seam” so that kinda tracks for dimensional travel or teleportation…

I'm not convinced by the idea of moving from planet to planet repeating the process of strip mining all the resources. Early in the game reference is made to materials like Quartz and Caterium seemingly without knowing what they are. To me, the implication is this is the first time this has happened Regarding drop pods, I may be off base, but I'd always interpreted them as failed landings like your own at the start of the game, so Ficsit sent many pioneers to the planet, but only you have survived. Whatever happens, i'm excited to see what Coffee Stain come up with when the time comes

Pioneer finds the Floating Jellyfish: "It's a big, stupid jellyfish."

Some ideas I have: There are two flavors of alien artifacts. Could these potentially represent two factions of aliens that were once here? Did they fight? There are 150 somersloops and 151 mercer spheres. Mercer spheres have a fairly consistent pattern of appearance--they appear on one of a few designs of organic looking pillar. There's a quality to them that feels like they were grown where you find them. Somersloops on the other hand often feel crafted and deliberately placed; I can think of more than one that are attached to smooth white stones which seem out of place for the environment they're in. Some are perched on top of constructed-seeming rock spires, and at least one is set on a set of square-cut blocks. Still others, like a few in the dune desert, are just laying in the sand at odd angles as if they were thrown there. Neither type of alien artifact shows any tendency to concentrate in any area and I don't see any correlation with the presence of the large artificial arches. There are a few areas somewhat devoid of them though, most notably the dune desert to the North. The artificial arches tend to appear whenever the terrain gets canyony. There's several in the dangle spires and around the islands on the West coast, a fairly intricate network including a hub of sorts over the Red Jungle, a few near the cliffs to the East of the red bamboo forest, quite a few in the Northern Forest and the great canyon, and several around the periphery of the dune desert. Several are seen disgorging water. They appear in all manner of sizes; there's one set that holds a Somersloop on the cliffs of the rocky desert that could be an elephant's rib cage, others are over a hundred feet tall. Several areas are completely devoid of them. Both types exhibit the same manipulative "Harvest it." behavior. It calls collecting them "harvesting." It attempts to use patriotism "World president urges citizens to do their part" familial ties "This is [paternal figure], I am ill and need your help" and most interestingly, competition/greed "Picking up other Ficsit personnel in the area." ADA says we are the "Third of our sector to survive planetfall." Our sector of what? It can't refer to the playable world area, because we're obviously alone here; there aren't two more pioneers building factories on our 25 square kilometer island. Our sector of the planet? Our sector of the galaxy? Third out of how many? The game map is littered with crashed Ficsit freighters, nearly 100 of them. Currently, all HUB milestones in the playable game require 33 freighter launches, so for almost 100 wrecks to be scattered on this fairly small island, 3 other pioneers must have launched, and crashed ALL of their freighters. Why have so many crashed? Are ours successfully making it to orbit? Fresh ones reliably come in to land. We find no crashed drop pods, so we seem to be the first Ficsit Pioneer to set foot here, alive or dead. Are they being shot down? Most seem fresh; still smoldering and making metallic popping and creaking sounds.

The Molten planet could be a location where they had started building but had a nuclear accident.

My head canon is FICSIT and The Alterra Corporation are just two rival companies in the same universe.

Also, Mercer is an anglo norman word for merchant. This makes me inclined to think that we are harvesting for a profit based purpose. So maybe not world saving, just economic expansion. Somersloop is probably some kind of exotic engine part that would allow for faster, perhaps faster than light, travel; which would allow for superfast corporate expansion.

I really hope it's not one of those things where Earth is already destroyed and we're just repeating pre-determined objectives from long ago. For one thing, I feel like that'd also be a bit of a cop-out for the story and also that's just super-depressing :(.

Here is my theory based on what we know. The CEO is either an alien or controlled by an alien (perhaps the jellyfish creature) telepathically, perhaps taken over when she previously visited the planet. The SAM ore is used to combine one of each of the artifacts into a sci amplifier of sorts. That's why all three have the same number. Maybe one for each human colony or nation, or that is the number needed to completely cover the planet. All the things we are sending up will probably be used to build a ship to send, what you might call probes, to earth. One of my reasons for this train of thought is that so many things are phrased weirdly. All the parts are for a project called "Project Assembly". In the artifact messages it's "This is paternal figure" not "This is your father". Another one goes "World President urges" not "The world President urges". They sound like things from something that doesn't fully grasp human speech.

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11:05 "After all, its clear we have no heart...if we can see planets and aliens destroyed and not give a care for their home out of sheer self benefit I can't see that being very human like" You serious? I would refer you to all of human history on that one.

Some interesting ideas here. I'm not even sure CS already knows the answers to those questions. Maybe they are constructing a lore around the game, not the other way round... ;-)

Merry Christmas. Thank you for all the content!

Military members in the US are considered property of the government upon enlistment. This is evident when a soldier gets a bad enough sunburn by their own negligence to apply sunscreen and getting out of the sun that they can receive disciplinary actions, i.e. an Article 15. But this has to be done by their own willingness to disregard their own personal care. Reason? Typically, you have to be ready to be able to fight within 24 hours notice. A sunburn can prevent you from carrying your own gear for up to several days - unacceptable. So there is precedent for this kind of thing. More like indentured servitude.

You know the whole thing about pioneers have a designated area that are assigned to them keeps reminding me of the movie oblivion. They work in these zone and work in pairs to be an “effective team” I won’t spoil the end but it seems to me the movie and this games lore could very easily be smoothed together. Although in the movie they go around repairing droids that kill native life forms so they can continue farming the planets resources much like pioneers do. It’s just a bit different. The movie is amazing by the way.

The coffee cup with Bry could be a short for Brianna as our name.

I think the pitch meeting has yet to conclude; the story has not yet been totally crafted as the game is still in flux. IMO.

Most mysterious lore fact: Somersloop is the cool S

The Earth is being re-populated by Heavy Modular Frames, guaranteed.

U as the charcter are property of ficsit? I always thaught the warning about not damaging ficsit property was about your suit and equipment made from ficsit?

Anyone else ever thought about writing a book or short story about Ficsit at the character you play as? It would make such an interesting story and would be interesting to see what people come up with

We can’t be machines because otherwise there would be a way to automate ourselves which would break the game… we have to be clones

Wow great video.. I never realized Edna was so sinister. Keep making these interesting videos .👍

What about the power slugs? They come in three different variants, they glow, and involve some sort of radiation. Blue ones are easy to find and collect and are unguarded, yellow ones are more difficult to get to and are guarded, and the purple ones are even more difficult to get and even more heavily guarded. My pet theory about this is that they are sentient beings, with their own hierarchy (similar to higher, middle, and lower management), and presumably in charge of the planet as evidenced by the fact the top two tiers are in relatively 'safe' locations with a security force to protect them. This of course mean the Pioneer is committing the heinous act of capturing the planet's leaders and shoving them into a machine to turn them into power shards. Oops...

"Humans wouldn't stand by and watch another planet being destroyed???" You do know what we do and have done to our own planet, right?

9:45 only 97 crash sites. You can only access them all during Ficmas. You only need 89 of them to unlock all alternate recipes.

Very important satisfactory seems to be in the same universe with the cycle frontier, another game. You can see it in this poster here that is being overlocked 3:51.

We're part of the biggest or only Repair Company that sets up shop at certain solar systems. Gathers local resources for making the "relatively" basic building blocks they need for repairing ships or maybe even bigger projects. "Project Assembly" . The planet was neutralized by Ficsit of all major threats, (the gigantic Moths who's wings skeleton was leftover and fossilized. They probably blew up the whole planet to destroy all the gigantic life forms, then waited for decades for the planet to recoup its atmosphere and "bio-fuel" . They land pioneers every now and then to check if the planet is harvestable. Some burn out on their way down, some fall into craters, some get destroyed by wildlife. Finally we arrive, the first successful touchdown in decades. Time to harvest.

I'm not sure of the story of the Pioneer. I've seen some interesting ideas in the comments. But I think the moon you are on (I thought something somewhere indicated it was a moon and not a planet, but I could be misremembering it, as well as the molten moon) are orbiting the gas giant you see in the sky. And I think the moon wasn't in the process of being terraformed, it was either artificial, or fully terraformed at some point in the very ancient past, but non-human aliens. What you see with hexagons isn't partially built equipment, it is breaking down. And based upon the size of some of the stuff we can see, it was built by a culture that had a much better understanding of engineering than Ficsit, which is much more advanced than ours since we can only theorize about space elevators and Ficsit casually builds them.

its a very high tech food court, duh. plates teleport to customers after the automated processing xD

it could be like the movie "Oblvion" where we are clones who are told we are working in the service of the human race, but in fact are harvesting planets that were previously terraformed by humanity.

Heres my theory about the crashed ships. Ficsit is involved in intersellar terraforming/colonization. We were originally part of a group of pioneers/pre-colonists who were supposed to work together to create industry to support the colony and the space elevator parts are for a warp gate to bring the colonists to the planet. Something went wrong with the mothership, maybe an explosion and everyone had to evac, we made it into an escape pod and so were safe, others who tried to make it into actual dropship were not so lucky, and whats left of the mothership is running ADA. ADA is left to do what she's made for (being a slave driver) and we get to hope that our parts are being assembled, if we remember anything i kinda feel like we may have amnesia for the accident

I've been thinking we're first buikding a space dock that will later need parts for ships which will need regular and ballanced elevator launches. As for who "we" are, I lean towards the theory of bio-androids like you see in the Bladerunner movies.

Guess droids wouldn't need the toilet that situated in the hub.

4:46 - FicsIt Property Damage could refer to the *suit*. The pioneer doesn't necessarily have to be contractually obligated. As in, the Pioneer is worth so little to Ficsit that they are literally more concerned about an inanimate space suit incurring damage.

Fantastic call to action

I get some vibes like the movie Moon with Sam Rockwell regarding the player origin and frequent disposition.

The Crashed ships looks like the ships what we send to the air to complete a milestone

On the question of being the property of Ficsit. It's probably a contractual thing. If you've ever been in the military you are, by contract, government property. In fact, the term "G.I." stands for "General Issue". Yes, that's right, soldiers are issued to commanders along with their equipment, vehicles, weapons etc. In fact, many people who have injured themselves to get out of the military have found themselves facing a charge of "Damaging government property" So once you've been in the military, seeing yourself referred to as "property" isn't actually very shocking, or really even questioned. As long as you are under contract to the company, they technically own you to deploy as they deem necessary. Yeah, it's kinda like slavery, but more like indentured servitude.

Tier 9 and 10 will bring use of SAM ore, like how Buaxite was useless long ago and un-used but was on the map and only recently was useful when tiers 7 and 8 were changed. Also storyline will be the artifacts, probably needing the MAM to reserch ever increasing numbers of each type to progress the reason we are on that planet. Probably using them as a means to force (hack) ADA to give us information. As for the crash sites, most likely were other pioneers sent to this section of the planet, but crashed and died, we are probably one that managed to survive the landing. Also, why we can't leave our little cliff edge of an island. Either its the same thing as for ARK's story, or similar to the movie Oblivion, where we are sectioned off from other "pioneers".

How do we know it is Somer-sloop and not Somers-loop? I mean it is in the shape of a twisted loop...

My speculation: Ficsit is trying to colonize the Massage system, reason unknown. The space elevators can be transported through interstellar space, but the main space station is too large and heavy. So the pioneer is here to make the main space station ("project assembly") before the bulk of the colonists arrive. This is not an easy task, and the pioneer isn't the first person in this area attempting it. The pioneer is a prisoner, not a droid. A droid wouldn't need a full life support suit like the pioneer is wearing. One of Ficsit's corporate enterprises is as a private prison operator similar to what we have right now in the US, except that instead of using the prisoners to get money from the government, they're using the prisoners to advance the corporation's other enterprises. The moon Massage 2 a-b(b) had been colonized in the past, a colony which failed. Think of some of the early attempts by Europeans trying to colonize the Americas, several colonies just disappeared leaving ruins to decay quickly. The SAM ore is a remnant of the previous attempt(s), and represented an advanced technology that was lost. This is why it's only available in limited amounts. The Somersloops and Mercer Spheres are also artifacts from those lost colonies. The original colonization attempt was probably made by humans escaping a dying Earth. Hence all the references to Earth in the Somersloop/Mercer Sphere messages. However, i don't think Ficsit falls in that boat. I think Ficsit was a successful colony of the dying earth, and now they're expanding through the galaxy. Fermi paradox solution: humans are the first in the galaxy.

I've always got an oblivion vibe from satisfactory. Not the elder scrolls oblivion, I'm talking about the Tom cruise movie

i THINK i watched a dev stream where they said they want to keep the Story simple and it won't be the main focus of the game, because the game is and will be a sim. I read some comments here and i have to confess there are really good plots from some players and i really enjoyed reading them. But knowing the fact the devs want a very basic story i think those 2 options i read in the comments will most likely become the actual story. - Powering the Superposition Oscillators with nuclear pasta will cause an accident and we create a time paradox where we just start from the beginning from @This_Is_Bill would be a basic enough story and a reason for a new game (or a new game plus maybe). - Also possible we are stranded on the planet, because our ship broke and we try to harvest and forge resources/items to repair our ship as @ViewtifulGui mentioned. But then, why does the AI (ADA) force us to harvest all these WIP items as they won't be necessary to repair the ship.

Major the visit property damage detected thing is referring to your soit and equipment.

We are told that "The Paternal Figure" has fallen ill and needs the alien artefacts to create a remedy. This "paternal Figure" I imagine could be an AI entity similar to "The Director" in the series "The Travellers". Well I'm hoping for something as juicy as that.

It always seemed to me that this game took the plot from that Tom Cruise movie Oblivion and tweaked it a bit. So you aren’t just fixing machines and extracting water but building machines and extracting everything. So I’ve always kind of felt I was playing as a clone

Great video!

"Kibitz was here." -- The calling card left on every molten planet, ever. :D

All the hypnotoad...

i like the theory that humanity is already gone, and we're just stuck in an endless loop doing whatever we were last instructed to do before coms went dark

You made me regret playing satisfactory! now every time i open the game i'll remember that i am destroying an ecosystem for profit... My favorite part about making a video game is when the community makes theories about the lore, Coffee stains must be in heaven rn

I like the idea of Project Assembly being mobile. Maybe aliens terraformed the planet, as well as concentrated resources into those nodes and 'grew' the SAM ore as part of this process, and Ficsit is gathering them and wants to flee before the planet's owners return.

With all the information, FICSIT may be the alien entity from the movie Oblivion.

I think we are an interstellar way-station for ships needing repairs, fuel and creating new ships in a sort of galactic amazon which is why I always build super massive storage warehouses storing every item (non radioactive) with 25 or more large containers per item so when an order gets called in I can send it up and those order might come through a new machine separate from the elevator, hub and mam like 150 reinforced plates and 12 pressure conversion cubes and so on randomly generated and we are mostly a space living civilization because look at earth now in 2022 lol we mine and dine, harvest and invest, destroy and employ like a planetary "wham bam thank you ma'am" and move on kinda spieces

4:22 "all of the characters in the game are female" not the CEO's assistant

Paperclip maximizer. Van Neumann probe. Your job and goal is to make drop pods. Probably as a result of replacement parts for ADA being made with SAM Ore causing her/it to become corrupt.

What if... the Mercer spheres have something to do with time warping? The earth is long gone, but the last surviving humans figured out time travel, but didn't have the time or materials to be able to pull it off. They formed Ficsit, and left the "pioneers" step-by-step instructions to build the "ark", and send it back in time to right before the apocalypse happened.

There is something wrong with pioneer. Because when i played (i still play it). I started notice that car's that this woman drives is huge. Double the size that we have today. If you build a road, it takes 4 lanes for the car or 8 meters. And that woman we play is huge. She is at least 200 cm tall or 6,5 feet. Either she is giant race or Android. Not that human woman can be that tall, it's just rare, unique even. Edit: This means that One foundation tile is for the car and second tile is for the White or yellow line, and third tile is for the second car. So you need 8*3m tiles to make a highway In satisfactory. That's 24 meters wide highway or 78 feet. You could put 4 earth cars In that road side by side. And game is scaled In meters, so something ain't right with that pioneer.

I think FICSIT is another acronym fot America.

Also it's "Somers Loop" as "Somers" is a last name much like "Mercer" for the "Mercer's sphere".

Somer is an old word for Summer, since sloop is a boat, maybe it translates to Summer Boat. Mercer is a french based word for someone who sells mostly exotic cloths. I think we might be building a Space Elevator with a Entertainment themed area on the end. The motors would be for rotating the Space Station at the top to create artificial gravity. Also, the Somersloop could be Hyperfuel of some sort and we could be building a Spaceship. Since it seems every 50-100 years or so the human race makes great advantages to Technology. Going a long distance in an older ship could take years while a newer ship could take that in months, days, or even just hours. So I think we are sent forward on the original ships path to build a better ship that they will transfer into along thier journey at designated places.

The endless cycle idea, at least gives option for NG+ :P

as for the somersloop. I've usually considering it read somers-loop rather than somer-sloop. since, welll it is, or, well could technically be, a loop.consder the ends connecting through the center.

If Ficsit is efficient and "we do not waste" then is the baseline for efficiency when we learn that we are 1 third of drop pods sent does this state what Ficsit deems efficient?

Gorgeous slide show! 6:36 I especially enjoyed the scene of the three pioneers with one slinging the build gun while another is mining, with everything casting long shadows.

You're definitely onto something with flashing lights on the molten planet, very cool that someone noticed that. About the rest, I sometimes get a feeling that the story has changed so drastically since the early days that the pictures we have of in game characters could be worthless😂 . I hope we see Tiers 9, 10 and story mode now as Coffee Stain are pivoting to releasing 1.0 as soon as they can.

I think something will happen, and then stuff happens.

I always assumed I had been suckered into volunteering for a mission that was actually an alien ruse.... basically kidnapped to collect artifacts and help build some kind of weapon system its using to take over the universe. or maybe a clone like in the movie Oblivion.

The name suggests that the planet is a vacation getaway, or at least it was. Ficsit was called when resources were found as well as the hazards. The Idea of being efficient and not wasting is also a pretty important factor. The company seems to be under a limitation, and I will bet you anything the base of operations will be on the island with no resources, maybe even a shop where SAM ore materials and products are able to be exchanged for the things that the tickets are able to be used for right now and more. Maybe teleportation is a part of the game as well, which would make hyper cannons kinda pointless... IDK

I think we are send to this Planet top fix something, because 'Ficsit' sounds like 'fix it'

What if it is not Somer Sloop but Somers Loop? If you type this on google maps it point to somewhere between NV and CA

Ficsit is just another version of Weyland-Yutanni lol 😆

Summer Sloop? 🤣 Summers Loop and Mercer Sphere

Also "Bry "can be prnounced "Bree" in fact I knew a girl name "Bryanna" (yes spelled with a Y) when I was in high school and she usually shortened it to "Bry".

Tbh fiscit sounds like fix it. What are we fixing? We are building something maybe we are gathering material for a spaceship to teraform earth. Corporations name themselves for a reason. So I think the word play is there.

I believe that: 1. Ficsit is trying to stop a cosmic disaster, like a supernova or neutron star collision. 2. The previous attempt at an automated solution did not work, since you don't find bodies in the crashed drop pods - only hard drives. 3. The Pioneer is an employee who flew out to complete the task on their own.

Saying we are a droid is wrong. When I restart my phone (user interface) I’m not restarting myself at the same time.

Little sci-fi approch. One of the method of coloniseing the galaxy is to sent a colonyship to another star/planet, and on that planet build another ship which travels to the next star/planet. If faster than light is not possible then this is the best method. Ficsit tries to colonise the galaxy with this method. Or simply Ficsit is just a mining corp, which uses pioneers to make mining colonies on various planets, and then send the goods back to Ficsit. And the artifacts are alien mysteries, which makes our planet different then others.

Final version is a puzzle game. You are dropped on a developed planet and have to figure out what the factory there is making. We have all been tricked into building the puzzles.

you need to watch the moovie oblivion ! with tom cruise and after that you can decide if there is a link between i think the story is alike

Given what I know about astronomy, the ringed planet in the sky is a gas giant, and every other "planet" including the one we're playing aroun on are moons orbiting that gas giant.

Evil is a perspective. Civilizing an untamed world to produce an industrial empire, kind of reminds me of the industrial complex on Corruscant where the Sith meet.

5:42 When do you get damaged going outside an area? I have never seen that happen.

The name of the company is Ficsit, which sounds a lot to me like Fix-it, perhaps they are the company who's trying to fix earth's problems.

4:25, i think its about the suit, not the person in it

I think that the Somersloop things are the trapped souls of previous humans that were on the planet because you hear static an d voices when you pick them up.

Is the floating jellyfish still in the game? I've never seen it if it is.