The Horrifying Prey Iceberg Explained

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  @frank.garcia10 · 3 years ago · pinned

  wow this guy makes such great videos

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  @alanwakeup3344 · 2 years ago

  The Phantom speech becoming more recognizable as you install more neuromods is something I completely missed. Insane how much polish and detail went into this game.

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  @Feuryy · 3 years ago (edited)

  One of my absolute favourite games, it’s a real shame that it didn’t do as well as the developers hoped.

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  @AndreasDenkste · 1 year ago

  It's 2025 and Prey is still massively underrated.

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  @Ping12358 · 2 years ago

  Showed up on my recommendations a day after Arkane&apos;s shutdown news broke. <br><br>Right in the feels

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  @keerthinandigam3623 · 3 years ago

  &quot;What does it look like, the shape in the glass&quot; was also a phrase the psychologist Mathias Kohl said to Dr. Calvino. Not only this but every phrase the phantoms repeat is from somebody or some audio log that Morgan has gone through. This makes me feel like the simulation, when repeated remembers the previous thigs that Morgan did and adjusts itself or something.

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  @BisonTheThird · 3 years ago (edited)

  I think that the poster near the door in Morgan&apos;s room has a different meaning than what you described. I think this is a depiction of the Great Filter, another concept in the Fermi Paradox. Basically the Great Filter is the idea that the reason there are so few aliens is that there is some sort of &quot;filter&quot; preventing species from achieving higher levels of intelligence and progress, so the few that do are extremely rare. This comes with speculation of whether or not humanity has passed the filter or is stuck behind it. I think the poster is an illustration of one species (possibly the typhon) breaking trough the great filter, where others have failed.

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  @Matt-fe6wu · 2 years ago

  The fact that weekly people have been coming to this video to say how much they loved the game is a testament to how unbearingly poor the management is at Microsoft

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  @TOPAZBLUEFOX · 3 years ago

  Prey was the one of the best games to be honest. 2017 was a great year for video gaming in general.

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  @galaxic2332 · 2 years ago

  I did not realize they get easier to understand the more alien you become...I got chills when the phantom called the player by name

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  @sarayunaairi · 3 years ago

  I hope the devs know that soo many people, including me loved this game. I wasnt even aware that it hadn&apos;t been a huge sucess for them. I always hoped for a sequel😢

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  @666hephaistos · 3 years ago

  I think this wasn&apos;t intentional, but that mimic that&apos;s trapped inside a room with 3 objects can turn into a static model of Morgan if you jump into one of the compartments. Maybe this is a leftover from that scrapped mechanic where they turn into humans.

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