I love how the music is themed like a steam engine in operation, with pistons, rods and crank all moving up and down and huffing and puffing steam, oil and exhaust spewing
Noticed exactly this! It's super prevalent on "the City Must Surive" when you have to crank the Generator into overdrive just to keep the houses at cold--genuinely one of the most brilliantly designed sections of a game. You might even say "chilling..."
@@joelaroche8103 Syndic is not bad. You show to the worker that you care, and they propose stuff. They got some dumb ideas, but most are free motivation bonus, and managing strikes peacefully is made a lot easier. The law when you control them it when it start to get really ugly.
@@joelaroche8103 Trust me, engineer path is the bad one, just one time try doing it.. and you will feel How is making a deal with a rich devil LOL, honestly engineer one is way better
@@veetimakinen9493 privileges? How revolting can privileges be if they are earned? I studied for years and years on end, dedicated my youth to master the skills and knowledge required for that job and I work as hard as you do to see this generator complete. I earned my place, and I fullfill my role, as all should!
This music feels like when you wake up for another grueling day of labor doing the same thing over and over again and you start to wonder why are you doing this.
heh...not really, because you're just doing it anyway or you could stop any time, not like the end of the world drow near...but here? nah, there's a dreadness in this music. But yeah...yeah.... been working in the cleaning industry for the past....fuck was it 6? yeah about 6 years i think... cleaning....and cleaning.... for many different clients one of wich is a daily from monday to friday.... over, and over, and over...... and some more... Everyday... the same handprints stains on the windows RIGHT NEXT TO THE BLOODY DOOR HANDLE...... I know a bit about that field ahah....
@somni well actually. I barely work anymore now. We evolved as a company, got somewhat competent employees that we send in our stead. Still work on some of the most important places or that are difficult to send someone else for x or y reasons. But not as mentally and emotionally exhausting anymore. Also i believe this should be a 8 years update. *nods * what you actually didnt care? Then why ask for an update?! Jk jk.
With the first track it sounds like some of the tracks are missing. It feels much more barren and well, to be frank, gives the "Yo, we're kinda fucked here" vibe compared to the original version, and I think that's awesome
So, this is related to a comment further down, this doesn't have much to do with this video if not for the dreadfullness of the soundtrack/frostpunk universe. but yeah, have at it, since i wrote it all anyway and don't really know where i could put it down~ "Somehow, this just made me think of a strategy game i'd like to see. A strategy game where it's not about winning... nor it is losing...but surviving. An rts, where you're the losing side, and you're doing your darn best to retreat....escape........survive. Where every lives matters, and losses are felt later in the game. All untill that one last stand, where with everything you managed to save throughout the game, you have to hold off the invaders, the terror, while your last hope at survival is being prepared, An ark, or a stargate? or something." : If an ark, you could have something throughtout the story like side quests where you'd need to scavange from the invader's rare wrecks to obtain pieces of their technology, wich would affact the end game's ark and ending (like how far can the ark reach, how many people it can carry, how resistant/adaptable it can be). But off course the trade off would be wether you can obtain those without sacrificing too many ressources and lives wich would influence your survavibility at the end. If a stargate/gate of some sort, you would have to hold out as long as possible to let the gate charge, the scientist find a safe destination, sabotaging to be prepared, and people to evacuate. Maybe throughtout the story you would have the possibility to hold out/investigate observatories and stuff wich contain important datas to help find a much safer/compatible destination, once again it would come to a price. All that would offer a few different endings, wich could be used in a second game, where you'd play as the survivors, wich depending on your results in the first game, would have more choices in where they go among a set of places (wich arn't necessarily friendly/100% safe). How many people you start with, how much technologies and ressources. And even how many of the survivors are craftmens, soldiers, scholars/scientist... and leaders.... Here depending on choices you'd have made throughtout the first story, like wich path in your retreat you took, wether you chose to save your mens' lives at the price of a settlement asking for assist during their retreat. And even at the very end...wether you choose to hold until the bitter end, or when you felt that the line was starting to crumble, you'd choose your mens' lives and retreat amongst the civilians. Maybe if you saved up enought throughout the story you could send the less experienced, youngest recruits, along some veterans ahead while you hold the line with what remain. You'd have choices imposed on you, like your troops making reclamations, or stuff. All that would make for many differnent starting lines, harder or easier on a default setting (like how many survivors even escaped to begin with) But even if it's "easier" it could still be fairly hard depending on where you landed, and what kind of population and ressources you managed to save. If you don't have enought soldier, defending yourself might be harder, if not enought craftmens rebuilding might be slower etc etc and of course in the end, no "path" would necessarilly be better, you couldn't have a "meta" where you save all soldiers and scientist and go blazing and shootin' or go fully balanced and materialist, saving a neccessary ammount of each categories. Oh and throught out the story, you could also have random events, like a country or people trying to surrender, or sabotaging your retreat or stuff. The game could also be on a grand scale of a space empire retreating toward it's core world, but i'd preffer for it to be on a single world, maybe starting from a moon tho? as the first line of defense and then retreating down to earth, and the final stronghold would be a fortress inside the tallest mountain, offering therefore a natural defense even against air. Maybe with a shield to protect against orbital strikes, or maybe the invaders just don't have that level of technology *yet*. Then in the second game, it would be about rebuilding, but first you'd have to survive yet again, perhaps facing off against a local civilization, putting you in the role of the invaders this time, for even more darkness~ Albeit you would once more be faced with many choices as to wether you try to co-exist, exterminate, assimilate... With the ultimate goal being...preparing for the impending doom of thoses who chased you out of your home... Wich once more may come sooner or later depending on your results. And this would all give a fair bit of replayability for both games. Of course, for the second game you could also play with preset set ups if you don't want to play the first game, but they wouldn't be as advantagious/disavantagious/personallized (albeit there could be a hard difficulty where you'd have more disavantagious, semi-randomized set ups, but no easy mode, as that would defeat the interest of the double game's back and forth, and be damned all the lazy fuckers! xD). So yeah, here you have it, you're welcome for the long read, wether you liked it or hated it~~
to be honest it sounds like a fun game but i think it wouldn't be as possible to make as a more simpler version but i could be (hope i would be) wrong on that and no one would make it because reasons
@@thetreelander7378 i mean, it could be made. It totally could be made. It would be a niche, but If a motivated studio, with the funds for it, would put it's heart into it regardless of how many people will love it. Just like death stranding. It was a gamble and a niche, i loved it, some people did, but not everyone. But i'm sure kojima would do it again if he had a redo. But yeah, nowadays the new garbage generations mostly swear by simplicity, action, and graphisms. Thought i like to believe that the RTS comunity's more mature.
@@thehatred94 well if there was a way to lay down money for it i would be happy to put down as much as i can...it wouldn't be much since i am a student but hey its something
@@thetreelander7378 yeah, i feel ya. I mean i'm working but yeah. If i where to win the jackpot like the euro million or something, i would totally lay down the money for such a project ahah, and maybe one or two other projects or maybe reviving of old games >.>
![Frostpunk OST - The City Must Survive [EXTENDED]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rdvymduAbtc/mqdefault.jpg)
WORKERS! YOU WORK FOR YOURSELVES NOW!
Enjoy the Achievments of the working class 🥵
Построим же каторгу во имя прогресса во имя генератора во имя Ливерпуля!!! Заключённые и рабочие, начинаем смену!
I love how the music is themed like a steam engine in operation, with pistons, rods and crank all moving up and down and huffing and puffing steam, oil and exhaust spewing
Welcome to the steampunk multiverse!
Noticed exactly this! It's super prevalent on "the City Must Surive" when you have to crank the Generator into overdrive just to keep the houses at cold--genuinely one of the most brilliantly designed sections of a game. You might even say "chilling..."
This track specifically also feels like a ticking clock, reminding you of the strict deadline you have.
agraydayinmay *survive
Tick tock tick tock tick tock...
Alexei lives!
The holy city endures!
There is so much to be done!
Man, I never imagined organizing workers was such an epic experience
Thougher than the normal game if you ask me.
@@lordwarlockthangwrath8662 what about survival mode?
@@thehistori4n16 what about survival mode TLA
Knowing the great importance of the generator. It must be built no matter the costs.
1:49 It’s just a game, but It feels like that I am doing very important projects for humanity
Because this is true
Валерий Валериев хахаха ты прав.
i sign the syndicalist law path, this theme made me think i sign a deal with the devil.
@@joelaroche8103 Syndic is not bad. You show to the worker that you care, and they propose stuff. They got some dumb ideas, but most are free motivation bonus, and managing strikes peacefully is made a lot easier.
The law when you control them it when it start to get really ugly.
@@joelaroche8103 Trust me, engineer path is the bad one, just one time try doing it.. and you will feel How is making a deal with a rich devil LOL, honestly engineer one is way better
I discovered this on the same day snow started to fall where I live. I feel a sense of duty to preserve mankind.
Yeah I feel that too but I can’t help but enforce child labor in dangerous jobs and make my word absolute as I cause a religious revolution.
Workers : *yawn on worksite*
Me, an engineer : ARE WE BLIND?! DEPLOY THE GARRISON!!! MOVE!!!
Me, a Worker: *E X E C U T I O N*
Also me as a worker: How awful would it be if we, say, abolished your privileges?
@@veetimakinen9493 privileges? How revolting can privileges be if they are earned? I studied for years and years on end, dedicated my youth to master the skills and knowledge required for that job and I work as hard as you do to see this generator complete.
I earned my place, and I fullfill my role, as all should!
@@lordwarlockthangwrath8662 Everyone is required to pull their weight when we are talking about hard manual labor.
(Also i was joking there.)
Ah. Director Cleric from Rogue One :3
GLORY TO THE W O R K I N G C L A S S
Down with the working class!
"I condem all Violence" Kappa
Time for a workers revolution?....
Religious revolution gaming
YOU WORK FOR YOUSELVES NOW!
give me chills everytime
It's operational!
IT'S OPERATIONAL!
Me : You stand admist
MY ACHEIVMENT, NOT YOUR'S!!!
The moment when the leader gets happy
I feel that
The Generator is operational!
IT,IT’S OPERATIONAL!!!
You will love it, it has been remade th-cam.com/video/PE0FBSXIC1s/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgyAs95rfYHxT5qR7ox4AaABAg
The Frostpunk OST was my personal soundtrack during the initial COVID outbreak. Great gear-up-for-impending-apocalypse music.
Mine was The left 4 dead 2 soundtrack
*_very traumating and weird machine failing sounds_*
Medic! Report to the construction site INMEDIATELY!
Workers : start a strike
Me : ARE WE BLIND?! DEPLOY THE GARRISON!!! MOVE!!!
or...
It's treason then... depends on my humor.
@@lordwarlockthangwrath8662 "Workplace is on strike"
Ah, I see you've chosen *death*
Darth Tatoris с
You absolute legend
Thank you! This soundtrack is awesome.
This music feels like when you wake up for another grueling day of labor doing the same thing over and over again and you start to wonder why are you doing this.
heh...not really, because you're just doing it anyway or you could stop any time, not like the end of the world drow near...but here? nah, there's a dreadness in this music.
But yeah...yeah.... been working in the cleaning industry for the past....fuck was it 6? yeah about 6 years i think... cleaning....and cleaning.... for many different clients one of wich is a daily from monday to friday.... over, and over, and over...... and some more... Everyday... the same handprints stains on the windows RIGHT NEXT TO THE BLOODY DOOR HANDLE...... I know a bit about that field ahah....
@@thehatred94 hmm never thought if it that way cool.
@somni well actually. I barely work anymore now. We evolved as a company, got somewhat competent employees that we send in our stead. Still work on some of the most important places or that are difficult to send someone else for x or y reasons. But not as mentally and emotionally exhausting anymore. Also i believe this should be a 8 years update.
*nods * what you actually didnt care? Then why ask for an update?! Jk jk.
I was wondering why I couldn't find this particular track. It's so haunting and beautiful, too bad they left it off the album.
when i close my eyes i can just imagine the steam ships sailing in and out of port in tune with the music.
so fitting and ambient. Great soundtrack.
thank you
It has been released, it's called *Construction Site*
5:12 ,god dam this is so good
With the first track it sounds like some of the tracks are missing. It feels much more barren and well, to be frank, gives the "Yo, we're kinda fucked here" vibe compared to the original version, and I think that's awesome
So, this is related to a comment further down, this doesn't have much to do with this video if not for the dreadfullness of the soundtrack/frostpunk universe. but yeah, have at it, since i wrote it all anyway and don't really know where i could put it down~
"Somehow, this just made me think of a strategy game i'd like to see. A strategy game where it's not about winning... nor it is losing...but surviving.
An rts, where you're the losing side, and you're doing your darn best to retreat....escape........survive. Where every lives matters, and losses are felt later in the game.
All untill that one last stand, where with everything you managed to save throughout the game, you have to hold off the invaders, the terror, while your last hope at survival is being prepared, An ark, or a stargate? or something." :
If an ark, you could have something throughtout the story like side quests where you'd need to scavange from the invader's rare wrecks to obtain pieces of their technology, wich would affact the end game's ark and ending (like how far can the ark reach, how many people it can carry, how resistant/adaptable it can be).
But off course the trade off would be wether you can obtain those without sacrificing too many ressources and lives wich would influence your survavibility at the end.
If a stargate/gate of some sort, you would have to hold out as long as possible to let the gate charge, the scientist find a safe destination, sabotaging to be prepared, and people to evacuate.
Maybe throughtout the story you would have the possibility to hold out/investigate observatories and stuff wich contain important datas to help find a much safer/compatible destination, once again it would come to a price.
All that would offer a few different endings, wich could be used in a second game, where you'd play as the survivors, wich depending on your results in the first game, would have more choices in where they go among a set of places (wich arn't necessarily friendly/100% safe).
How many people you start with, how much technologies and ressources. And even how many of the survivors are craftmens, soldiers, scholars/scientist... and leaders....
Here depending on choices you'd have made throughtout the first story, like wich path in your retreat you took, wether you chose to save your mens' lives at the price of a settlement asking for assist during their retreat. And even at the very end...wether you choose to hold until the bitter end, or when you felt that the line was starting to crumble, you'd choose your mens' lives and retreat amongst the civilians.
Maybe if you saved up enought throughout the story you could send the less experienced, youngest recruits, along some veterans ahead while you hold the line with what remain. You'd have choices imposed on you, like your troops making reclamations, or stuff.
All that would make for many differnent starting lines, harder or easier on a default setting (like how many survivors even escaped to begin with) But even if it's "easier" it could still be fairly hard depending on where you landed, and what kind of population and ressources you managed to save. If you don't have enought soldier, defending yourself might be harder, if not enought craftmens rebuilding might be slower etc etc and of course in the end, no "path" would necessarilly be better, you couldn't have a "meta" where you save all soldiers and scientist and go blazing and shootin' or go fully balanced and materialist, saving a neccessary ammount of each categories.
Oh and throught out the story, you could also have random events, like a country or people trying to surrender, or sabotaging your retreat or stuff. The game could also be on a grand scale of a space empire retreating toward it's core world, but i'd preffer for it to be on a single world, maybe starting from a moon tho? as the first line of defense and then retreating down to earth, and the final stronghold would be a fortress inside the tallest mountain, offering therefore a natural defense even against air. Maybe with a shield to protect against orbital strikes, or maybe the invaders just don't have that level of technology *yet*.
Then in the second game, it would be about rebuilding, but first you'd have to survive yet again, perhaps facing off against a local civilization, putting you in the role of the invaders this time, for even more darkness~ Albeit you would once more be faced with many choices as to wether you try to co-exist, exterminate, assimilate... With the ultimate goal being...preparing for the impending doom of thoses who chased you out of your home... Wich once more may come sooner or later depending on your results.
And this would all give a fair bit of replayability for both games. Of course, for the second game you could also play with preset set ups if you don't want to play the first game, but they wouldn't be as advantagious/disavantagious/personallized (albeit there could be a hard difficulty where you'd have more disavantagious, semi-randomized set ups, but no easy mode, as that would defeat the interest of the double game's back and forth, and be damned all the lazy fuckers! xD).
So yeah, here you have it, you're welcome for the long read, wether you liked it or hated it~~
to be honest it sounds like a fun game but i think it wouldn't be as possible to make as a more simpler version but i could be (hope i would be) wrong on that and no one would make it because reasons
@@thetreelander7378 i mean, it could be made. It totally could be made. It would be a niche, but If a motivated studio, with the funds for it, would put it's heart into it regardless of how many people will love it. Just like death stranding. It was a gamble and a niche, i loved it, some people did, but not everyone. But i'm sure kojima would do it again if he had a redo.
But yeah, nowadays the new garbage generations mostly swear by simplicity, action, and graphisms. Thought i like to believe that the RTS comunity's more mature.
@@thehatred94 well if there was a way to lay down money for it i would be happy to put down as much as i can...it wouldn't be much since i am a student but hey its something
@@thetreelander7378 yeah, i feel ya. I mean i'm working but yeah.
If i where to win the jackpot like the euro million or something, i would totally lay down the money for such a project ahah, and maybe one or two other projects or maybe reviving of old games >.>
Maybe comment this on 11 bit studio’s channel?
I wish I enjoyed management games, because good god do I love the setting in this game.
6:59 is my favorite part. That's what I was looking for.
Get to work, the generator must be build.
Oh yeah, and don't make me DEPLOY the GARRISON!
when i had 3hours slept and working for 12hours
>Using prison labor to build the most advanced tech in existence
>English craftsman LARPing as commies during the end of the world
I'm going to listen to this if my car ever breaks down in a blizzard and I have to either fix it or start walking.
I like LARPing as 19th Century Pol Pot
christ
@@soraseiki2014 agree
@Declan Bright wtf how did a fellow tnotard get in here ?
Shut up and build the generator lads, were all dead if we don't, suffer today for a tomorrow!
anyone know what kind of instrument is used at 7.00?
🇧🇷 🖒🖒🖒GOSTEI. Obrigada por COMPARTILHAR. 👏👏👏👏👏 ( oitenta e nove )
I have only one question WHY THIS OST UNRELEASED???? Or maybe bc The Inevitable does exist
The music is kinda what just convinced me to buy the game lol.
We must feed the generator the corpses of the fallen child workers to keep warm just one more night!
Один угнетенный рабочий поставил дизлайк 🤣👌
COVID-19
constructoin site and price of progress
well, poorly balanced versions