Stationeers - Europa - Episode 6 - This Is Better

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
  • So after learning the basics back on the Moon, we travel to Europa. An icy wasteland with sub zero temperatures.
    We know what we need to do. Build another station capable of sustaining our life. With as much Oxygen as we could ever want at our disposal, this should be pretty easy right?
    Let's try not to die again....

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  • @____________6145
    @____________6145 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    yay 200 subscribers, way to go👍

  • @fellpower
    @fellpower 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    gz for 200 subs ;)

  • @HotblackDesiat042
    @HotblackDesiat042 4 หลายเดือนก่อน +3

    I'm sure someone else has probably mentioned it, but you have you combustion ratio backwards. It's 2:1 Volatiles:Oxygen. However, there is also the other more energy efficient combustion ratio many seem to neglect which is 1:1 Volatiles:Nitrous Oxide(N2O). Silver outgasses N2O when smelted (plus there is some in Nitrice ices).
    Note that you have surplus O2 & N2O in your tank. It may prove useful to add either another pump or a filtration unit with a pipeline to the furnace input to recycle the O2 and N2O into the furnace for future smelting, as then you would only have to add some volatiles. Cheers!

    • @PanicAndDieGaming
      @PanicAndDieGaming  4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi HotblackDesiat,
      Thank you for the comment. Yeah, someone else has also mentioned that. I've been doing a dumb.
      Yeah, I'll be setting up the gas room soon and moving the furnace so I'll work on routing the gasses back to the furnace. Thank you!

  • @aethericbard9963
    @aethericbard9963 4 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Interesting Vid's. Your poor old base... At least you're willing to learn from mistakes. Little trick I found was doing the furnace (basic and advanced) in a room in a vacuum. First, vacuum doesn't transmit heat. Second, less of a chance for explosion. If you have an active vent going in the room either venting outside or into a tank (better option to recapture all the out gasses from the ores), you won't run in to the problem you had last time. Also, if you had to split ices, less chance of sublimating. And your batteries last longer as there is no temperature to affect them.

    • @PanicAndDieGaming
      @PanicAndDieGaming  4 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi Aethericbard,
      Thank you for your comment. It's a great idea especially after the most recent episode :D

  • @charlesheath7571
    @charlesheath7571 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    You are doing much better this time great job!
    Remember cold kills station batteries too
    As for the furnace, I previously recommended that you PRE-MELT your ores THEN get temp and press
    For the cables(same with pipes ) it’s 1 cable per axis x y Z a cross or T (2 axis) cost the same
    I found out about this today, the drinking fountain is SUPER OP press and hold alt then click to drink = inta water fill

    • @PanicAndDieGaming
      @PanicAndDieGaming  5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi Charlesheath,
      Regarding the cables, the 4 way corner cable uses one of each axis so it appears to provide 3 cables when cut but only requires two to make (As long as you only have 1 in your hand).

    • @charlesheath7571
      @charlesheath7571 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      @@PanicAndDieGaming
      I need to re look into that ty. I said be4 try the water fountain trick. It also works on harvesting crops as well

  • @pvstiphout
    @pvstiphout 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Requested, the amount of power all devices need from that cable.
    Actual, power delivered to the cable.
    Potential, power generated to that cable.
    The oxide to volatiles is 1 to 2.
    1/3 oxide to 2/3 volatiles.

    • @PanicAndDieGaming
      @PanicAndDieGaming  5 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

      Whoops, you are correct, I've been using the wrong ratio. Thank you!

  • @jaidejasigne
    @jaidejasigne 5 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

    Potential = is the available amount of power in the network (more battery more potential )
    actual= your power drain now in this network
    required = power needed ( make more sense if you place it before your battery in charge) you battery will need lets say 300kw minus 280kw. so the required is the battery (20kw) plus your actual draw.
    if you place it after your battery in charge like you did you won't know

    • @PanicAndDieGaming
      @PanicAndDieGaming  5 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Hi Jaidejasigne,
      Thank you for the comment and welcome to the channel.
      Thanks for the advice. That explains why it didn't make sense :D