How to Beat the WEAPONS TEST in ARCTIC VOID

If you became stranded on a remote Arctic island during a deadly weapons test, what would you do? I’m going to break down the mistakes made, what you should do, and how to beat the MYSTERIOUS ISLAND/WEAPONS TEST in ARCTIC VOID.

Credit Notes: We took all Sympathetic Victim member names on 9/17 in the morning to add to this video. If you signed up afterward, you might be missing on the credit scroll, but we'll add you in the next video.

[SuperJoel]

I don't know.. I think there's a lot taken for granted. I doubt this one is beaten considering these weapons were probably government related or possibly multi-national weapons testing. The pure isolation of the event kinda guarantees that you and everyone involved will have such a slim chance of escape that you might as well charge head first into the infected polar bear's mouth.

[LawNerdClips]

Moral of the Story *Don’t be a Government Simp or stuck with one*

[jbear]

“Where the air hurts your face and all the introverts finally feel comfortable” I felt that on a personal level 😔✊

[danijellino]

Pretty Bold of you to assume that the Goverment doesn't already know everything about everyone on that Boat long before it leaves the Harbor.

[EEEEEEEEEK]

I like listening to videos from a few years ago where Nerd's voice isn't as gruff and his thoughts on the dumb-dumbs in trouble isn't as cynical. Then listen to a few from the intervening years to hear him get more and more worn down by these idiots and how they seem to have learned nothing from his detailed research into life-saving alternatives.

[TheBonfireMedia]

Find the EPIRB....it's probably by the life raft or on top of the boat.
An Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) is a battery-powered, portable radio transmitter that helps locate boaters in distress. When activated, an EPIRB sends a 406 Hz radio frequency signal to a worldwide Search and Rescue (SAR) network. The network then sends rescuers to a boat's exact location.

[scorpiouskrimson]

Honestly, I find it odd that they felt the need to off Sean themselves. The whale song could have easily just... not been provided, or been a placebo to make sure Sean would also succumb to the illness like everyone else.

[someguy]

I'm amazed. Did this weapon also vaporize the people's clothes? Did the guy go around throwing all the peoples' clothes overboard? Or did the sonic weapon mess with their minds and make it appear as if everyone vaporized?

Edit: Your output is phenomenal, my dude!

[tjepic]

There's something special when Nerds drops a video and it's dinner time

[wrije]

loving these frequent uploads!

i play these before i go to bed pretty much every night so it’s been super nice having new stuff every couple days. used to be lots of rewatches, now it’s just lots of watches!

[hwelsh]

Nerd Explains, Binge Xpress, and How to Beat-which was first?

NE the best imo

[eugeneandrews]

Being stuck on an artic island while weapon testing is WILD!!!!

[kennethwaate]

56 seconds ago I rose from the dead just to watch this video. I'm your real number one fan.

[outerlast]

It feels like the story with government weapon testing is quite forced. I think the initial idea would be more scifi like alien or supernatural like afterlife or something. That's why the ending is also very bad, because they didn't know what to do with it.

[travarturner]

Kudos to you for another outstanding video! Your dedication and creativity shine through. Keep inspiring us with your content

[robertjames]

I love how this channel just gives me a list of movies to watch.

[totallyNOTescaped]

*where all the introverts finally feel comfortable*

WE RIDE AT DAWN BITCHESSSS

[XVlTrey]

a lot of these movies are hit and miss so thanks. saves me the time 😅 of sitting through some stinkers

[mercury]

Nerds: Svalbard
Me : HIS NAME IS GRIM AND HE LIVES ON SVALBARD AN ISLAND CLOSE TO THE NORTH POLE

[Arkios]

This plot is 100% pure RPGMaker horror material.
Except that it needed to pretend to be based in reality for the movie, which adds a ton of fluff for the plotholes that would isually just be handwaived; it's the emotional impact that's important in RPGMaker horror, not adhetence to reality.