Nightmare Fuel / Voltz (Yogscast)

• The 12th part of the series is mostly hilarious, following the events that transpire after Sips and Sjin set off a Red Matter bomb that creates a black hole. But when helping them, Ridgedog says something extremely desperate.
  Ridgedog: I can't stay connected long enough to fix this. Duncan I need help. Antimatter explosives as fast as you please. This will eat the world.
  • When the thing first went off, Sips was almost on top of it, and was killed instantly. Sjin, on the other hand, was in the tunnel a certain distance away, and got caught first on the edge of the floor, then on a wall he built, as he was dragged in. Since he couldn't escape the gravity, he was stuck, completely helpless, for a long while with his only protection slowly being eaten before it finally caught up with him.
  • Another thing that was rather freaky was how, after the explosion, a number of odd things began to happen. In addition to the obvious issue of the wormhole, its pull was so strong that Sjin and Sips both randomly died a few times just walking around outside of their base due to getting pulled into the ground. There was also a point where for some strange reason, Sjin became invisible.
  • Remember what Ridgedog said shortly after Duncan's anti-matter bomb blew up the underground? 'Ok it's in unloaded chunks. We're safe for now'. That means that any time they go to a new chunk, they run the risk of re-loading the red matter explosion.
  • The explosion itself is horrific, as it can consume the entire world and at first Simon, Lewis, and Duncan were oblivious to it and assumed it was something less lethal.
  • Sips_' Suspiciously Specific Denial when contacting Ridge for help.
  Sips_: There may or may not be a giant wormhole under our base that keeps killing us.
  • The sheer amount of devastation after all was said and done. It was a hole that went down to the bedrock that was about the relative size of a couple of city blocks!
  • As revealed in a later video, Duncan missed some spots with the rejuvenation missiles.
  • It was so bad, Simon decided to create a treaty banning all Red Matter and Dark Matter bombs. Keep in mind this is the man who ordinarily loves Stuff Blowing Up solutions...
  • Proving that Sips and Sjin A) learned nothing from the experience and B) are both insane, they set off after the wormhole immediately after the treaty was signed. When they couldn't follow it further due to an ocean, they set up a base and have begun working towards building another Red Matter explosive.
    • Luckily, they've stopped.
• The second missile Ridge fires in episode 24 not only sends Duncan (who was directly hit by it) to the End, but also fills the entire base with Endermen.
  • Horror of the normal and fridge variety inside Ridge's base as well The trophy gallery of Yognaut's heads, and the cages full of animals for experiments are bad enough. And then Lewis also refers to it as the Yoglabs "Black site" stating that it's completely amoral and evil, and he thinks his memories of it were erased so he wouldn't stop them. Considering how close to the Moral Event Horizon Lewis seems to have come in his Yoglabs persona, it says a lot that this place is far worse...
• The entire second half of video 25 feels like a segment from Fallout, with Simon, Lewis, and Duncan climbing through Ridge's heavily irradiated (from the Nuke they used to crack the base open)facility. In between dodging sentry guns and looking for salvage, the group find evidence of horrific experiments that Ridge has been undertaking...

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