FAR: Changing Tides (FULL GAME)

Honestly Far: Distant Clouds would be an amazing third installment for this game. Instead of a plane, your little character has to take car of a giant airship.

So I think I figured it out, the connection in what had happened. So basically: The tectonic plates shifted much more than they should have and one ended up going almost completely over the other, so the one from Lone Sails would be the one on top as the water started to leave it going to the lower tectonic plate, which then made it into a barren wasteland as there was no more water, but all the water that used to be there went into Changing Tide's tectonic plate, flooding it and washing most things away. This made both societies develop different ways of coping with the CT one making everything from trains and towns into boats, and LS changing anything from boats and scrap metal into walking/driving machinery

AAAAHHHH THE LADY SHE HAD A PHOTO OF LONE! For those who don't know Lone was the playable character from the LS. Lone Hendrickson was the Daughter of Ian Hendrickson which if you don't know was the man who invented the okomotive, the main unit in LS (or what Jack called Thomas). In the beginning of LS Lone is looking at her father's grave before she begins her journey. now in this game CT The woman who was found in the boat was holding a photo of Lone. My guess she is the mother of Lone and when the world "split" in two Lone went with her father while the lady stayed on the side of the world with ocean. Now I believe that when her father died Lone was on a journey to meet with her mother (The Lady from the painting). Now I don't know abt this part but there might be a chance the woman is also the mother of the playable character in this game and that Lone and the CT character may be siblings? I don't know abt the whole siblings part but I guess that's what a theory is really!

"I just stood here all night looking at the lights? Why would I do that?" When I played I imagined that just for that moment, the world looked like the people were back.

"This is far too peaceful." No Sean, this is FAR: Changing Tides.

"Anyone who sat through the entire thing in one sitting..." I legit didn't even realize I'd been watching this for 4 hours. So relaxing, beautiful, and fun to listen to Jack.

It’s kinda interesting that Jack didn’t notice how the flag on the pole determined how much wind the ship was catching. If it was catching enough wind it would be at the top in the blue and the second sail would come down.

I feel like these developers could make an amazing train game, just a open world train game where you explore and pick up cargo and passengers, riding the rails to some great music

Jack trying to describe the scenery: "Definitely the Pacific Northwest. Up by Colorado. Maybe Portland?" Me, trying desperately to ignore the fact that he called an elk a deer: "CANADA."

Jack: "I'm going to take this plant as far as I can!" Plant falls into water less than 10 seconds later. Jack: "and its gone." plant sinking begging for Jack to come back and save it Jack: "And moving on!"

I was literally thinking at the end that a co-op third game would be so fun! Or having to switch between the two characters depending on which "ship" you need to use to traverse the terrain.

3:21:00, I love how Sean says “I’m talking to a buoy..” and then immediately gets an achievement that says “oh buoy” 😭

Jack: "This ship is so much better than our last one!" Me: "You did not just disrespect Thomas like that."

I always liked it when he recorded a full movie’s worth of footage for games. You can enjoy watching it with a snack or two!

Sean: "This storm is way worse than the last game's." Last game's storm: Literally a tornado

Only Jack can overcomplicate something as simple as sails. With an indicator flag no less.

As someone whos at through this one and the first one back to back straight it was such a amazing ride. Thank you jack for the experience i would have never gotten myself.

"This is your captain speaking, shut up" I would LOVE to hear an airline pilot drop that line when we hit some serious unexpected turbulence.

For everyone as curious as myself: Yes, at around 3:14:40 it's our ship "teleporting" from behind, visible for only a frame or two.

Imagine if they make a third game in the sky and it’s these two adventuring together and maybe they eventually find a city with actual people in it. That would be so cool! Thanks for the fanatic let’s play, so fun to watch!