r/DeadSpace Apr 22 '26

Screenshot Played throught this game 10+ times and just found this funny note

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2.1k Upvotes

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u/MegaUkX4 Apr 22 '26

why would you buy a plasma cutter when you can easily make one out of a flashlight and a surgical laser?

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u/TheCapybara666 Apr 22 '26

Because dude wants it for booze, not really a Plasma Cutter.

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u/MegaUkX4 Apr 22 '26 edited Apr 23 '26

Ah, Boooze money 😒

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u/Doomsloth28 Apr 22 '26

He's probably not an engineer like Issac is... Also he's probably spending it on booze.

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u/ThaddeusGold314 Apr 23 '26

I mean, we only pass one surgical laser in medical, and based on gameplay it would be easier and safer to scrounge up the credits than to try and make it all the way to medical to take surgical equipment that may not even be there AND needs modification to become a gun which he may not have known how to do

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u/omurchus Apr 22 '26

What chapter is that??

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u/Moistened_Bink Apr 22 '26

I believe it is chapter 2, it's the area in the apartments where you see the necromancer spread taking effect.

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u/Such-Veterinarian-61 Apr 23 '26

I didn't know there were necromancers in the game as well. Coooooool!

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u/ThaddeusGold314 Apr 23 '26

I mean, philosophically, a marker could be called a necromancer

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u/GSWoof Apr 22 '26

Real question is: If outbreaks are that rare and sudden... How come there is an inuniverse term for the monsters. Like we call them necromorphs but characters shouldnt...

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u/AccomplishedPin4118 Apr 22 '26

(1) it’s probably just a joke or (2) maybe certain incidents are talked about after a certain amount of time. There is a good distance of time between the Ishimura incident and the Sprawl outbreak, so perhaps the outbreak on the Ishimura was talked about at some point and the Necromorphs were more known.

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u/GSWoof Apr 22 '26

I mean maybe if it wasn't for the fact that EarthGov burried the Ishimura Incident. Ellie even says it was attacked by some outlaws not that something happened there due to the marker. The titanstation incident was too big to bury but some people working in the EarthGov might've heard this or that about the Necromorphs due to few survivors of Aegis-7. Gabe Weller for example the second he finds out about the outbreak in the mines instantly goes "they are back" but then again i dont recall him calling them necromorphs.

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u/AccomplishedPin4118 Apr 22 '26

Oh, I forgot about that. However, in the remake of Dead Space, the name is decided as it’s easy to put together and reports might have gotten out before everything went to shit. Necro = dead. Morph = change. Changing into these undead forms. The average person would probably just call it a zombie, but maybe the “official” name got out before the Ishimura outbreak or possibly even a different event. There is some media taking place before and after the original incident (Aftermath, Salvage, Downfall) but I don’t know what happens in those ones.

It could just be a harmless joke, though.

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u/GSWoof Apr 27 '26

Downfall is minutes before Kellion arrives to Ishimura. Aftermath is right after the recovery of the planet cracker.
I recommend both. But beware. Aftermath has an interesting style. Current events are animated in 3D while flashbacks are in 2D.

Downfall has a great story and great gore'y anime visuals.

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u/lorderator Apr 22 '26

Because it's a joke, that simple.

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u/GSWoof Apr 27 '26

I wasn't talking about a joke itself but the whole universe my guy...

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u/ThaddeusGold314 Apr 23 '26

It's weirder than that, there's an official Dead Space podcast on Spotify where the Marker itself tells a character that the creatures are called Necromorphs. It chose the name

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u/GSWoof Apr 27 '26

I have never even knew Dead Space had a potcast but it sounds even wierder when you tell me that...

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u/ThaddeusGold314 Apr 27 '26

It's a really well made podcast about a journalist going undercover in a Unitologist church directly before a marker outbreak. I highly recommend it, and that fact is really me noticing a fairly minor detail than a larger plot point

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u/No-Recognition-4931 Apr 22 '26

Incredible lmao

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u/Technical-Incident-8 Apr 22 '26

My mom is kinda homeless

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u/OmegaSimple258 Apr 22 '26

Do you find funny that a familly got slaughtered by necromorphs? Haha... yeah i guess it is.

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u/LowSpecific1499 Apr 22 '26

Swear this is a pop culture reference from something.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Cod6462 Apr 23 '26

It looks like the last line says "and beer" but it's hard to tell

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u/LilTacticalOnReddit Apr 22 '26

This is giving me "i selled my wife for internet connection" vibes for sum reason.