Hey Kyle/Thea! Not sure if this is deliberate or just yet to happen, but this video is private (for me at least). Edit: Now fixed :)

@@jackmaguire8634 I saw the same thing, but it might've been a case of 'not making things public at the exact same second'.

Awesome. I think in the game that the RIG suit system Isaac uses also augments his strength somewhat. I want to say I remember reading that somewhere.

You weapons master is always here for smashing slicing goodness!!!

I hope you had that secured, with something other than a person holding the rope when prepping and cleaning the items.

Yessssss!

exactly!!!

The only issue is Newton third law would mean without very good protection, it be killer on the feet.

This is a point I very much agree with. It also wonderfully fits with the rest of Isaac´s "weaponry" which isn´t actually weapons but maliciously malapplied miningequipment.

@@brendenhawley2225 Considering the alternative of not confirming the kill, I'll deal with bad feet pain.

As a Paladin of the brotherhood of steel, make a rocket super sledge first

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You guys could pull it off. I would love to see that being a huge fallout fan. Best of luck to you guys

@@themanED we did do a rocket bat already...

@@theHacksmith close enough lol

Also, these aren't normal "oh, I'll just snap that branch on the ground" stomps. They're "oh god this horrifying undead alien monster isn't nearly dead enough for me to stop killing it" stomps.

@@Amigo21189 Exactly.

Yeah, odd that isn't mentioned.

The intent of stomping something dead, the weight of the entire exosuit, and the squishiness of necromorphs all add up to the glorious display of gore.

What's odd though, is Isaac is capable of dismembering freshly killed and warm bodies WITHOUT his exosuit in Dead Space 2 in the intro. Man is a beast. I don't think they supply deadly equipment that amplifies ones physical strength to mentally unstable patients.

In a place like that one could easily hear both

We need a game with deadspace stomp and super shotgun reload

@@sneakyking Callisto protocol.

​@@Imperial_Lizardgirl you mean left-right simulator?

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Ok, hear me out... Dead Island 1 stomp Edit: also Dying Light dropkick

Smart

I've always been under the impression that said electromagnets were the canon explanation. Didn't realize it was even in question.

I was thinking - "Its probably exoskeleton that augments Isaak's strenght, right?" Turns out, its not even needed.

I was wondering if they were going to get into the electromagnetic boots, but it turns out that's not even necessary.

Thought it was both his boots and an exoskeleton

this!

On the other hand they have been altered by a Clark tech artifact that can control mind, break thermodynamics and so on. So I would not rule out them actually being superhumanly tough

Well the dark coagulated necromorphs are stronger but come apart just as easily in game

@@brendenhawley2225yeah i dont see why the marker cant make them more resilient but i think its more likely that the enhanced necros are more durable while regular variants are a little weaker

Yeah, literally. The way they transform is SUPER violent, so I imagine a lot of tendons and ligaments are pre-destroyed.

who gives a shit

I doubt any normal person’s stomp is nearly as powerful. in mma promotions like pride head stomps are allowed and yet they don’t consistently result in ko not to mention tearing fleshes off and breaking skulls lol

@@ddg-fi5bp it's surprisingly easy to break a skull when you simply use something harder than a human arm or leg by itself and you don't even need full strength to do it, let alone a enhanced amount.

I was thinking the Rig suit was enhancing Isaacs natural strength, but your thought of the magnetized parts makes sense to me lol nice

@@KevinPGrantwell to be honest, Isaac has to be naturally strong to wear his Engineering suit, especially during the whole game while performing strenuous tasks and moving constantly. I would imagine the weight, plus his natural strength, plus the fight or flight chemicals running through him, it’s only natural at this point to assume his stomps would literally explode limbs.

@@djtrac3r935 Exos, don't forget them.

@@Imperial_Lizardgirl what?

I think this is the logic the developers went with. Isaac is just a regular worker and just utilizes the tools. He is always using the magnetic force to stay in the ground and I thought it was obvious that the stomp came from that. :D

could you maybe source the "in-game lore" part? I never read anything about that

Cool.

He also slaps their limbs off, so I think it is just his exosuit being a bad bitch

I was on the edge of my seat anytime he was putting something underneath it lol

Ah you beat me to it almost verbatim

@@C0365086 lol my bad.

I have to delete my comment now. You beat me to it 😂

😂 spot on!

I wanted to make this comment but kudos for making it first.

Isaac is a beast. An absolute menace.

My mind jumped to a Dead Space/Warhammer crossover in the style of Bayonetta with Battle Brother Isaiah Clarke using his Bolter-Boots to stomp out Nurglemorph Daemons.

@@l0rf That would be an insane crossover. The Warhammer + Bayonetta universe alone would be super weird :D

High praise!

you are correct he uses magnetic boots that allow him to pretty much stick to any metal surface when they activate. They are made out of the same stuff used for gravity plates, pretty much Isaacs boots are made of the same stuff that use for simulate earth gravity on space stations and spaceships. So if I was a betting man Isaac pretty much turns on those boots when he stomps, giving the corps a good taste gravity crushing bone and flesh against a metal object.

See my concern isn’t if Issac could generate that much force, it’s more of a concern of if his legs could take it. After all, if Issac could stomp hard enough to totally shatter bones, wouldn’t his own bones be in danger of at least minor fractures?

@@jonathanhancock470I think his exosuit just cushions the impact on his body I mean I’d imagine that’s what they’d do to increase his durability as an engineer so he doesn’t majorly injure himself on a ship

He had that force prior to getting his suit in the beginning of second and third game. Let’s be honest it’s just game physics.

@@dublk5593: Ah, game physics. As the good meme says "It just works."

ye, it's basically behaving the same way a knife does: focusing force into a very small area to achieve extremely high pressure. Completely different from a blunt force impact

I'd noticed after the first plate struck there were entirely too many high spots that should/could have been ground down with a flap disc so they could have gotten a slightly better reading; because as we all know, pressure is force over a surface area. It's fine, but like you'd mentioned it would've provided a much better metric. I think that the initial plate & boot are at most 20lbs. Edit: I did not mention that they had also noticed the surface being uneven, as they had mentioned "up to 40,000 psi in *some* parts of the apparatus"

Yeahhhh really hoping there was some kind of lock on that rope. Oof.

The safety practice adopted was not releasing the weight when your finger was underneath it. Pretty effective 😂

Yeah, that sounds like an effective way to go to bed with less fingers than you woke up with.

@@Shadow__133 pretty effective until it isnt

@@killingtimeitself Normal focused people usually don't make such mistakes, and she was not holding the rope with just her fingers, while Kyle was putting in the stuff she looped the cord around her elbow. Then again I always remember youtube comments exists and they don't dissapoint.

I honestly don't know if leg strength would play into this or not depending on the weight of the boots and force of gravity ie how high you lift your leg essentially. Most of the leg strength is based on moving weight forward. But there's nothing wrong with having a little extra strength behind the stomp. Glad to hear you pump iron. Stick with it man. Not enough people do these days. Sorry I wrote you a whole paragraph for no real reason, other then to cheer you on bud. Best of luck to you man

The C.E.C. would never put such expensive equipment in an Engineering RIG. Hell, Isaac can only have about 2 minutes of oxygen in his suit before suffocating, and that's after messing with his suit. The equipment in Dead Space is cheaply made, Isaac even remarks at it in the remake when running out of ammo. For reference, Isaac has gravity boots, which aren't standard gear. They're slipped onto his boots in all his suit lvls, his zero-g back thrusters are also additional other engineers dont have them when you look at corpses. Isaac is a ships system specialist, he specifically repairs ships, so he's geared up for space walks and even then he still has the cheapest gear from C.E.C.

Not nearly as dangerous as it was putting your hand under that contraption that seemed to only be secured by the human holding the tension up 😬 boy do I hope there was a lock we just didn't see!

There's reference about this body enhancements procedure?

Yeah, where have you seen him having an enhanced body? There's been nothing implied that the humans in the Dead Space universe are any stronger or durable due to their medical treatments. The only thing I could reckon is that the people in his time are healthier at older ages than they are in our time, so Isaac might physically still be somewhere around his prime in terms of fitness despite being mid-40s. With how old the RIG system is according to DS3, I imagine they do have forms of strength enhancement with that much time of refinement, especially when applied to heavy duty mining and combat suits throughout the series. Edit: Dead Space's prosthetic tech seems capable of much, but all we've really seen has been more about 1 to 1 replacement rather than Deus Ex like augments.

But Newton is the SI unit for force already? It's kg * m/s².

@@l0rf yes, but PSI isn't

@@loekmartens1207 ah, that's what you were referring to. Wasn't clear from the comment to wrote, at least to me.

Serious risk of seriously f***ing up my ankle

@@kylehill Fair.

They made that video about me. Nothing came of it.

@@kylehill did you get any response to your statement?

​@@UntraceableSauceThey devoted an entire video to slandering Kyle's name because he hurt their ego's. Does that sound like the sort of people who would react rationally to an apology?

@kylehill I was hoping for a collaboration with riddle or something at some point. I enjoy the animations and flashy stuff from riddle but I feel like your vids are more informative. Ty for answering me Kyle!

Thanks