crazy anomaly that challenges the human understanding of science: 7,800 credits
metal detector: 7,700 credits

"I didnt realize you wanted to die poor" was the highlight of this stream

Space explorer gathers valuables to pay for expensive health care he needs after gathering said valuables.

39:55
"how much heat does that generate?"
[looks at heat per second]
"we're going to uninstall the compass"

"This game is like radio simulator it's not really a horror game"

Things immediately ambush him causing him to scream in surprise.

which idiot designs a ship without ray shielding? "yeah, this baby can go 10x speed of light but if you sleep there you die!!"

i had a dream that tomato was a finnish person and was talking better finnish than me

Got this game, very first playthrough, pick up a literal dead space obelisk...  Drove my character insane and killed the station he docked at.

1:02:58 I fully imagine this happening in real life.

suicidal space scrapper sends pet rover to look for money, accidentally kills it multiple times

Whenever the threat of lacking entertainment raises its head, Tomato is there to be an absolute hero with his longplays.

Tomato dons his spacesuit and sets out on his journey across the universe at 5:07
(although I'd urge you to watch the introduction, as it has quite a bit of useful info about the game)

23:27 EVA suit scare
2:19:16 Autodoc scare

44:05
“ т h а  т z   и  о т  g  оо d…”

17:14 its an “Alienware” laptop

1:05:55
Tomato starts slipping into a Roz impression ever so slightly.

Tomato letting the passive researches on the electronic stuff because it's "safe".

Necrons : It's free real estate :)

this is how I met this goblin

i like how the planet's radiation actually fucks with the camera and causes "bit flip errors" in the ship's network according to the engineering bay, like radiation actually would do irl

I remember the Great Science Exodus of 2032. The science on earth suddenly left for another planet without even a goodbye note, it left behind a new age of caveman-ery for earth. Save the world, tomato, and save all our science while you're at it. We're counting on you.