I have worked on this FPSO since it left the yard nearly 11 years ago,I can assure you this is REAL.Most bad weather hits us out there at night so you can emagine trying to cook and bake with all this movement.NOT EASY.
Having spent the last 6 years on this ship in the UK north sea i can promise you none of it is fake, or a game. This wasn't the worst part of that storm that came in pitch black and was over 28m.
The the person saying the waves aren't 22m, your right. The vessel is HEAVING 22metres, as it is around 200m long and the deck you see above is a full size helideck.
It is measured with equipment on board that can track the vessel, heave pitch roll and loads more useful info.
@theokondak yeah well ... the linear model is just that. a model. and it is known to have its limits. mathematics of oceanic waves are still very basic and the non linear models are still mostly inconclusive or flawed.
@furiousmat well if in the oceans are normal waves that can reach 22 and as stated above 27 meters, then what if a rogue wave apears?Theoreticaly it could reach the double which is 44 and 54meters, if the whole thing works like scientists clame, then this is hell of a wave..
According to linear model,which is the standard model,max height of a normal wave, created by wind forces can be 15 meters.Thus there is no 22 meters wave as u state,excluded Rogue Waves.Rogue Waves can be up to 30 meters but they are extremely rare.
@Theokondak Well, being a failry frequent visitor to the GP3, I can tell you that they have equipment on board for measuring wave height. I've felt the effects of a 23 metre wave - and I believe the largest they have been hit by is 27 or 29 metres.
@Theokondak Very true. As a career sailor I have seen some very very heavy seas. I have been in hurricanes and the absolute most you tend to get in even the worst weather is 12 to 14 M and that is very rare. I have been out in seas this size and can tell you straight up that this is not even CLOSE to the claim of 22m. 8M tends to bury the bridge of a frigate and we sail BIG frigates not the conventional size that most people think of. 10M seas are enough to put most real sailors in their racks.
@88Dinger I've been out in 16 m waves and over 35 m/s winds off the cost of ireland on my way across the Atlantic in a 295 m long ship (Atlantic Concert). We got the (then) biggest ramp in the world bent by a massive wave and took in water on main deck. We lost a few containers that were ripped out of the cell guide system.
She is still the worlds largest RORO/LOLO today and she took a massive beating.
All because we made a mistake with the weather calculations.
@itix1 Brilliant comment itix1! As regards the weather calculations, how 'accurate' and 'changeable' are the meteorogical algorithms as regards on-board computer assessments? Do you find it necessary to perform your own calculations in keeping with the computer predictions,- or do you take the software projection and forecast with the proverbial dose of salt? It must be outrageously frightening when caught-up in these 'mountainous' seas! Best wishes. Ebs
@Ebsteins31653 This was in -99 and we did not have computer assessments regarding weather. Just regular weather reports from VTS stations and meteorological service stations around the world (which then based their weather service on reports from ships like the Atlantic Concert and her sisters rather than baloons).
It was the master who did a very rare mistake of judging how the low pressure system would move and chose to go north of Ireland instead of south en route to Halifax from Liverpool.
@Ebsteins31653 ...and honestly I was quite calm. As long as the engine is running, the ship is moving forward and the emergency flooding pumps (don't know if that is the appropriate englisg term for the Swedish word stormläns) are capable of removing the water from main deck, there is no real danger.
It was difficult moving around though. Like climbing a mountain that suddenly turned into a steep drop.
Wow! Although short, this is one the the best 'rough seas' vids I've seen! It is truly, gigantically massive out there! Good luck to anyone game enough to take that on!!!
@conajh How does it come, that the North Sea is so stormy? I was once in Netherlands and I was very impressed by the look of the North Sea. It looks like you know whats going on here so could you somehow explain it to me?
Dude i was one time with my dad wen i was 12 and it was 15 or 17meters waves and i was suck all the time and it was like 2days i never for get this..=(
deffo a game,it doesnt look real and with 22m waves,why are the waves not blowing smoke as seamen use?sham ur right,the fucking alarm sounds like its through a speaker
22m my arse! more like 6-8m buddy...
TheHamster88 1 day ago
rolling or pitching?
NewZealandisthebest1 3 days ago
lol the alarm sounds just like our firealarm at our dorm XD
DonLollio 2 weeks ago
Its the S.S PUSSYFIER
BlitzAMV 2 weeks ago
lets go surfing!!
matt98787 3 weeks ago
Screw that!!!
TheShAdOwFoRm 3 weeks ago
what ship is it?
LordSnow1488 3 weeks ago
damn.......I HATE SHIPS!!!!!!! as the matter of fact... i really like ships.......except with skysraper size waves
unscrup123 4 weeks ago 2
That's just.....ridiculous. Nice vid
Lowlightindicator 4 weeks ago
I would shit my pants.
ryanmxn 1 month ago 3
alarms are warning people their tea is ready
murheed1 1 month ago 3
i would of spewed all over the place lol
Farmer2492 1 month ago
oh wow.... i wish i was there... to feel that adrenaline rush!!!!!
anahit4ka 1 month ago
WOW
and93hil 1 month ago
wow great video, are they a risk to the rig etc ?
spyda2002 1 month ago
I want to swim there naked =)
DiMoNico1981Swe 1 month ago
i give my life for surfear this Wave
Angeloo112 1 month ago
no way near 22m
SebastianRudy 1 month ago
@SebastianRudy No way indeed. That wave look like fucking 40m
MegaRusshich 1 month ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Try looking at uploads for ERRV for some real Wild Weather.
unclemouldy1 1 month ago
were you scared?
nevaCis 1 month ago
i would be scared
Quangish 2 months ago
Must get some chairs ordered without wheels!
foleystephen 2 months ago
nice video! would like to see more of these bro
debelabibica 2 months ago
sick.
Irtuk 2 months ago
I have worked on this FPSO since it left the yard nearly 11 years ago,I can assure you this is REAL.Most bad weather hits us out there at night so you can emagine trying to cook and bake with all this movement.NOT EASY.
grandagraeme 2 months ago
omg is the water ok?
Average0Lifer 3 months ago
WOW that is mental!!!!!!!!!!1
Zenda2star 3 months ago
scary
LeaWe1990 3 months ago
i got seasick watching this... huh
FettHungrig 3 months ago
is it kamino in star wars battlefront 2 ?! ;D
icedriveH 3 months ago
These are big and they don't look like they will break for a while so I would bodyboard them but not bodysurf them
iuiman1 4 months ago
As for the alarms being play through a speaker ... Obviously!! WTF else would it be played through?
The ship has a few anchors and as it's pushed back by the waves the alarms tell the Control Room the tensions are getting to there limit
ewanfletch 4 months ago
Having spent the last 6 years on this ship in the UK north sea i can promise you none of it is fake, or a game. This wasn't the worst part of that storm that came in pitch black and was over 28m.
The the person saying the waves aren't 22m, your right. The vessel is HEAVING 22metres, as it is around 200m long and the deck you see above is a full size helideck.
It is measured with equipment on board that can track the vessel, heave pitch roll and loads more useful info.
ewanfletch 4 months ago
fake
ReCoNNeCt100 4 months ago
Nice vid, I worked on an FPSO for a few years, we had some BIG waves but nothing like that
Trouttaranaki 5 months ago
Why didn't you surf em waves?! :|
Buzmoo 5 months ago
omg scary
katallan1 5 months ago
Wielkie flae :/
Fikcik120 6 months ago
WOW!
asas2jh 6 months ago
Those waves look like the same sized waves in a Hurricane, on high seas....
dvent536 8 months ago in playlist collapses crash disasters & waves
@theokondak yeah well ... the linear model is just that. a model. and it is known to have its limits. mathematics of oceanic waves are still very basic and the non linear models are still mostly inconclusive or flawed.
furiousmat 8 months ago
@furiousmat well if in the oceans are normal waves that can reach 22 and as stated above 27 meters, then what if a rogue wave apears?Theoreticaly it could reach the double which is 44 and 54meters, if the whole thing works like scientists clame, then this is hell of a wave..
Theokondak 5 months ago
That's a nature in it's full beauty.
vampir94 8 months ago
these seem to be the biggest waves on this kink of video on youtube...
you kinda "lucky"..
maybe
beralder9 11 months ago
I'd be fucking throwing up all over the place
tazjada 1 year ago
how weren't you shaking with the camera i wouldn't even be on that deck i would be praying in my cabin lol
pureXstratigy 1 year ago
According to linear model,which is the standard model,max height of a normal wave, created by wind forces can be 15 meters.Thus there is no 22 meters wave as u state,excluded Rogue Waves.Rogue Waves can be up to 30 meters but they are extremely rare.
Theokondak 1 year ago
@Theokondak Well, being a failry frequent visitor to the GP3, I can tell you that they have equipment on board for measuring wave height. I've felt the effects of a 23 metre wave - and I believe the largest they have been hit by is 27 or 29 metres.
normski1369 5 months ago
@Theokondak Very true. As a career sailor I have seen some very very heavy seas. I have been in hurricanes and the absolute most you tend to get in even the worst weather is 12 to 14 M and that is very rare. I have been out in seas this size and can tell you straight up that this is not even CLOSE to the claim of 22m. 8M tends to bury the bridge of a frigate and we sail BIG frigates not the conventional size that most people think of. 10M seas are enough to put most real sailors in their racks.
88Dinger 1 month ago 7
all the wave doesn't look that big but the one that the ship was climbing looks a bit bigger...
MrSoffiodihorus 1 month ago
@88Dinger I've been out in 16 m waves and over 35 m/s winds off the cost of ireland on my way across the Atlantic in a 295 m long ship (Atlantic Concert). We got the (then) biggest ramp in the world bent by a massive wave and took in water on main deck. We lost a few containers that were ripped out of the cell guide system.
She is still the worlds largest RORO/LOLO today and she took a massive beating.
All because we made a mistake with the weather calculations.
22m = certain death!
itix1 2 days ago
@itix1 Brilliant comment itix1! As regards the weather calculations, how 'accurate' and 'changeable' are the meteorogical algorithms as regards on-board computer assessments? Do you find it necessary to perform your own calculations in keeping with the computer predictions,- or do you take the software projection and forecast with the proverbial dose of salt? It must be outrageously frightening when caught-up in these 'mountainous' seas! Best wishes. Ebs
Ebsteins31653 19 hours ago
@Ebsteins31653 This was in -99 and we did not have computer assessments regarding weather. Just regular weather reports from VTS stations and meteorological service stations around the world (which then based their weather service on reports from ships like the Atlantic Concert and her sisters rather than baloons).
It was the master who did a very rare mistake of judging how the low pressure system would move and chose to go north of Ireland instead of south en route to Halifax from Liverpool.
itix1 18 hours ago
@Ebsteins31653 ...and honestly I was quite calm. As long as the engine is running, the ship is moving forward and the emergency flooding pumps (don't know if that is the appropriate englisg term for the Swedish word stormläns) are capable of removing the water from main deck, there is no real danger.
It was difficult moving around though. Like climbing a mountain that suddenly turned into a steep drop.
itix1 18 hours ago
Really amazing, gave me ducky-bumps... golly!
I'm amazed they re rendering this really amazing ocean in Killzone 3 for the playstation 3:
watch?v=D_SDPbuuGy8
webclipper 1 year ago
those are not 22m waves
tealmarlin 1 year ago
@tealmarlin yes they are
Blaven233 1 year ago
@tealmarlin The GP3 is 200 metres long. It's a big ship. That should put it in perspective.
normski1369 5 months ago
Awesome graphics.
draker696 1 year ago
great vid! feel seasick already :P
Dargakis 1 year ago
get the fuck off the boat lol
jambo262626 1 year ago
ya id hide under a blanket haha.
worriesovernothing 1 year ago
UNREAL...
DERedhead65 1 year ago
What are the alarms saying in the background?
polychromia 1 year ago 20
@polychromia Anchor tensions
conajh 1 year ago 11
@conajh incoming missiles?
Dargakis 1 year ago
@conajh whats that?
apfrun1 1 month ago
@polychromia smoke a blunt
anduandi221 1 year ago 4
@polychromia "You're fucked."
TheMrClamberto 10 months ago 2
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skateforfun94 5 months ago
@polychromia your in shit
barker1151 1 month ago
@polychromia that the boat is screwed
I0o 1 month ago
@polychromia Storm our Big wave
Arthurlol1234 3 weeks ago
@polychromia the objective has been armed at A
stip27 3 weeks ago
fuck i'd be crapping my pants.
thundermik 1 year ago
Wow! Although short, this is one the the best 'rough seas' vids I've seen! It is truly, gigantically massive out there! Good luck to anyone game enough to take that on!!!
FleshTraktor 2 years ago
balls of steel
owengoslin101 2 years ago 4
at the strating of the vid, i thought tht the ship was gonna fly off lol. those ar some prtyy huge waves
dromeblaster48 2 years ago 2
wow were are u on a ferry??
redgaridose 2 years ago
i was on an FPSO in the north sea
conajh 2 years ago 2
LOL you got more balls than i have being on that ship lol
redgaridose 2 years ago 2
@conajh How does it come, that the North Sea is so stormy? I was once in Netherlands and I was very impressed by the look of the North Sea. It looks like you know whats going on here so could you somehow explain it to me?
czeSpaCe 6 months ago
@redgaridose Noooooo
they are on an airplane
RonalGinho1990 3 months ago
Dude i was one time with my dad wen i was 12 and it was 15 or 17meters waves and i was suck all the time and it was like 2days i never for get this..=(
theprayerpker 2 years ago
I watched this over and over, absolutely awesome! But then, I am that guy who is following the storm in his car when there is a tornado warning!
CarlLewenski 2 years ago
This is no game, I can assure you.
shaneknee 2 years ago
scary x
Cazzandrablue 2 years ago
Did you see that dude swimming? must be crazy!
thedrummerboy1 2 years ago
wtf? swimming anyone?
swiminon 2 years ago 2
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do none of you realise this is off a game???
sham190691 2 years ago
well since i was there it aint no game.....
conajh 2 years ago 33
@conajh What the fuck happend to teh ship after that ?? DId it sink did u get a life vest on or what happend?
What country was this in?
filip20200 4 months ago
a game? are u dense? its real u can tell look at it...sigh
boardskater22 2 years ago 3
deffo a game,it doesnt look real and with 22m waves,why are the waves not blowing smoke as seamen use?sham ur right,the fucking alarm sounds like its through a speaker
johnmac5733 2 years ago
@sham190691 lol???
le3gh0ofd 1 year ago
@le3gh0ofd
Blaven233 1 year ago
@sham190691 lmao
fowter1 7 months ago
@sham190691 no its not
birdman1001001 6 months ago
@sham190691 if that was a game then that's a hell of a good graphic
DarkTemptation51 4 months ago
i wanna go sailing in that it looks like fun
h1a1r1v1e1y 2 years ago
why dident you keep tapeing:(
newfolu 2 years ago 9
OH MY GOD :O
WOOOOOW
POLARTTYRTM 2 years ago 3
good god man, I'd be hiding in my bed, rather than filming it!
gogglies 3 years ago 22
That's pretty darn big...
derfolomew 4 years ago 3