Bammalam. He went to NG+28 (furthest NG+ you can go to) and defeated the 33 orb boss there, so, in total, he got 519 orbs because NG+1 = 5 orbs, 2=6, 3=7, etc. 7=12, etc. up to NG+28. Each NG+ also counts as an orb as far as buffing the boss goes, soooo the boss was buffed as if he had 61 orbs. That was the strongest boss possible in the game, with over 141 Quintillion! HP (that's 141,000,000,000,000,000,000!) Nowadays, it can be defeated fairly quickly with the spells we have, but it took Bam like 15 hours of straight fighting to defeat it right after 1.0 came out. Still with me? Ok, so I'll try to simplify this: each orb has a specific number, but basically, Orbs 1 - 10 (and 13) are the ones that spawn in the world. They also spawn in the parallel worlds, but each can only be picked up 3 times. If you go to further PW's then you won't be able to pick up the same orb again after already obtaining it 3 times (they're actually different ID numbers in the data, but I'm simplifying things here.) The orb here, in this video, is Orb 11. It, too, can be picked up 3 times. Soooo, if you follow this video and cast EoE in that exact spot on this exact seed 3 times, then you'll be able to get 3 of these orbs. If you get all the other ones, then you'll have a max of 36 orbs. There's also an Orb 12, but it does not actually exist in the game/was never added and can't actually be obtained. I'm going to pin this, since so many people are asking this question, and I answered it most-thoroughly for you!

@@FuryForged This is the most comprehensive answer I've read on the topic. Thanks!

@@FuryForged Could Greedy dice give the same chest with orb?

@@nitelich well yes, but that’s only by exploiting the game. So, it would only get patched out

@@FuryForged Whoa black betty

lmfao

What is the ice please?

@@smonkey001 The drip.

@@smonkey001 Ice refers to diamonds and other jewelers. The meaning comes from the similarity between clear ice and the appearance of diamonds.

Also it was the macguffin in the game pixel dungeon

I thought it originated in nethack, as you have to kill the wizard of yendor to get it.

@@pigfish99 Rogue is a visual CRT based fantasy game which runs under the UNIX+ timesharing system. Your goal is to grab as much treasure as you can, find the Amulet of Yendor, and get out of the Dungeons of Doom alive -A Guide to the Dungeons of Doom

@@youtubowysmieszek3348 does that game cost money on ios still?

@@microwave791 Considering the game is 41 years old at this point, I'm pretty sure you could find somewhere online. Alternatively, the open source branch of the game Dungeon Crawl, known as the "stone soup" branch, is a 100% free version that is continually updated if you're looking for more classic roguelikes. It even comes with the option to use the original ASCII interface or a tileset for those who want a game with those newfangled graphics kids these days keep talking about.

I watched this video after playing my own 100 runs and can confirm in an earlier run I got an extra orb from a chest... once :S

If only it was an always guaranteed orb :(

I think that's a great point. The middle of obtaining it's is sooo.... Cool!

Plot twist completing the eye quest gives your character an eye permanently

I like the idea (no pun intended) that the Eye Quest will grant a 34th orb, because anything left to chance is frustrating (and 1 in 10M is ridiculous) and this video is essentially a game hack, not discoverable in lore. The attention to detail from Nolla is incredible though, and I have no doubt that Yendor will eventually be just another meta-quest that you can pursue when you're tired of the base game.

Or you have to cook it in the pot in some way.

Welcome to the eyeball zone

@joe mccullim seed? it still wouldnt be possible to get 34 orbs since you wouldnt be in ng+, and unless you have the seed or recorded evidence no one will believe you.

With this method we can get 36 so...

thought your name was the comment, lol

Wait realy?

of course nothing happened it was an idea

@Bernardo Andrade Picorelli i bet my life that you didn't do it

The location to spawn the great chest is very specific as apparently great chests drop different things depending on which location they are spawned in

@@lithosagym Wait, do you remember what was you thinking that 2 years ago? Chest location gives specific drop?

@@Mistrz-mw4db I barely remember, but I do sort of remember hearing somewhere that chests in Noita give different drops depending on where they spawn/open

It's a game where a single pixel can end your existence... so it's only fitting it all ends with 1 pixel :D

Now I feel old, but yes, and all of Noita is basically that game... I think that's why nerds like us love Noita so much... Its like the "do anything" game that we dreamed of besides Grand Theft Auto.

You can find it in another rougelike game called Pixel Dungeon too.

@@laserbean00001 Well yeah a lot of roguelikes pays homage to Rogue.

Cheers.

Crossover time!

ah yes, several glass cannons

Sorry sir, I think you mean Rogue reference.

@@Urthopify Oops. I was at least close. x3

@@Urthopify To be fair, could be either. References tend to nest like that.

@@endig4501 Rouge came out in 1980, Nethack came out in 1987 with Rouge as a direct inspiration

anything huge different?

Nope

;)

Yeah, it'll be fun to watch me cast End of Everything at every single coordinate in the world, hahaha

@@FuryForged Oh yeah, I forgot about the coordinate part. Yeah, maybe not such a good idea anymore lol

@@FuryForged Wait so does the end of everything when cast at one completely random place in the world spawn a great chest?

@@goldfish6525 it always spawns a great chest at the end, I think the coordinates on spawn affect its reward

@@zarinx1016 Wow that is an interesting way to do it. So in a way every noita seed has it's own coordinates for every chest item? Like a more insane version of LC and AP? That is more crazy than what I would expect even for this game. Thank you.

It shows up in a LOT of games inspired by Rogue, yeah. The most recent being Unexplored 2, an awesome open-world rogue-lite RPG I've been streaming. An evil empress has the Amulet of Yendor and it's your quest to destroy the Staff of Yendor before she acquires it.

Amulet of Yendor is from the one that started it all. Rogue Yendor is Rodney backwards which I think was one of the developers names?

@@itsreallyhotinmyroom that's awesome.

Honestly, I think that there is another intended method planned or unfound (eye quest). I think a secret like this isn’t really Nolla’s style of huge multistep puzzles with extremely hard to find answers. For the monumental prize of peak drip, I doubt they would leave it up to an unreasonable amount of luck.

Its not insanely luckey. Its never discovered in normal play. This was found by datamining.

Thanks again! The art truly blew me away.

@@FuryForged I would gladly make one again! :D

Amulet of Yendor first appeared in Rogue from 1980, so the one in Pixel Dungeon is also a reference. Cool to know that I'm not only playing pixel dungeon tho :)

@@krisb2560 didn't know that, thx for the info ^^

a bunch in terms of Noita is what a common person would refer to as a handful...

Well, it's actually referencing Rogue, the original game where the Amulet of Yendor appeared (and progenitor of all rogue-likes/lites). There have been a lot of games over the years that have had the Amulet of Yendor, Pixel Dungeon is just one of many that has paid homage to the grandaddy of them all.

it protects you from the end of everything's initial kill field i believe

Pixel Dungeon was actually referencing the original as well. It's from Rogue - the one and only game from which all other rogue-likes and rogue-lites get their name and inspiration.

What's the eye puzzle?

I would love if the eye and cauldron spawned the 11th and 12th

Yeah, I've been experimenting with that, the cauldron and the eyes a lot. I've tried casting the Summon Portal spell all over the place, etc. Hopefully we learn more soon.

inb4 the drip jacket is rewarded for killing every boss with the same infinite spell while also collecting 33 orbs

It's hard to explain, but nope. There are 13 orbs in the code. Orbs 1 - 10 and then 13 are obtainable by picking them up where they spawn in the world. They can be picked up once in the main world and twice in parallel worlds, for a total of 33 orbs. If you try to pick up this same orb more than 3 times, it won't let you. Then, you can spawn Orb 11 via a Great Treasure Chest (like in this vid) and that orb can be picked up 3 times, actually, so you can get a max of 36 orbs that we know of. Orb 12 can't be spawned-in and might not actually exist/be obtainable, OR perhaps one of the unsolved mysteries will spawn it, once we figure those out. Then, technically, it might be possible to get 39 orbs at some point.

They're both referencing it from the original Rogue.

I've been working on it on and off for the past few months. It'll be out at some point, but it's a giant video and basically an anthology of almost all the secrets videos I've made for this game (like 50 videos or something?)

@@FuryForged Omg YES! I was wondering if you would ever do a video like that. Will this be uploaded before or after we discover the eyes mystery?

11 minutes

an extremely rare obtuse easter egg in a really hard permadeath game...

Late response but apparently the Amulet of Yendor is a reference to the game Rogue. The developers of both Noita and Pixel Dungeon chose to reference this. That's pretty cool I think.

I do, yup. I have 12 Noita videos in the works right now, and I'll be making much more than that over time. They just take time - i.e. at least one of those videos I'm working on has been in the works for months already. That is the most time-consuming one, but ALL of the Noita showcase videos I upload, despite their short length, take multiple days/week to make.

@@FuryForged Understood, look forward to future Noita shenanigans.