And where you learn that the moment the enemy learns you sold your last warhead, they will just revoke your flight license by sending you a letter attached to a thermo-nuclear warhead.
@@ProductiveStudios What matters is your wife and mother-in-law joined the joyride - and do not have neither airbags nor seatbelts buckled up. I'd call that "a small material sacrifice on my account".
@@arrowknee7356 Pretty much but Sseth's point even if intended as a joke has implications. Had there been enough lifeboats and someone calm in charge, almost no one would have died. Had there been NO lifeboats, there wouldn't have been any disorder caused by fighting over what few lifeboats were there, so someone would have had to think of something and they were on a ship made out of sea-worthy boat material/flesh
I mean, if the people didn't buy the tickets, the company wouldn't make money on the trip and perhaps would have cancelled. The only time you see an empty bus is if it's public transport.
Normal people warning for epilepsy: "If you are sensitive to flashing lights or intense sounds please, PLEASE, click away from this video for your own good" Sseth: *"You have three seconds to live"*
@@RyukaXV You know a fool proof way of determing whether Putin is willing to use nuclear weapons or not? See if he talks about it. Seek shelter the second he STOPS talking about it despite the tensions rising.
I wish he'd mentioned the part where you get to Kiva and suddenly the game goes from a roguelike tactics game, to a real time strategy game, where the entire rebel army is now hellbent and killing you and your new fleet of loyalists that popped up out of the woodwork, and you have to micro-manage around half a dozen fleets in real time using an interface that was only designed to handle one or two.
One strategy I saw was to build a shit ship near ever single city you pass by to lure the nuclear fire for that stage of the game, it is surprisingly effective
i heard somewhere that if you destroy the escape pods mid combat you wont have to worry about losing kindness by not rescuing afterwards im sure the person who told me was a perfectly sane individual with a perfectly intact moral compass
@@SpecShadow The original was only good because the creator hadn't finished ruining it. There was no chance in hell the sequel was going to be any good as the dev is his own worst enemy. Examples? Who in the hell would have thought a conveyor belt boss was good game design, then put in a timer to collect your loot instead of a teleporter because its "unrealistic"? Also, who puts in modding but then penalizes players for using their modded weapons? The guy is an idiot when it comes to design.
By the way radar jammer works exactly as you would expect it in real life. It outspams enemy radar with it's own emissions making them unable to see anything but source of emission, so putting it onto flagship is a really bad idea because every single radar-guided missile will come right at it like moths towards lighthouse. Best way to use it is to slap it onto some very fast unarmed brick and let it bait out enemy missiles (that don't restock magically until enemy fleet rearms at staging point) while your main fleet goes the other way.
In-game, it basically reduces the range of a particular kind of ballistic missile The downside to it is that THE OTHER kind if ballistic missile will lock on you even more easily than before, because of the high signal you emit.
>fuel is a problem >enemies spam missiles >your ships break down constantly >you can hire mercs >rebels have air supremacy >your fleet morale drops when it gets dark >precision munitions are expensive as hell >you're one button away from a nuclear war this review aged beautifully
>Kiev, Kharkov and Maripul getting shelled constantly >US laboratories discovered testing bat viruses >'muh canadian sniper wally' put in the forever box by croose missile after 20 minutes EDIT: apparently he's alive, but i don't think he actually killed anyone >Ukrainians discovered painting Z on destroyed Ukrainian tanks and putting red tape on Ukrainian bodies to take pictures of >NATO weapon convoy blown up near the polish border >Nazi azov battalion leader put in the forever box >melitopol taken >Kherson taken >Mariopul taken >Kiev nearly encircled >foreign legion training facility bombed, 180 plebbitor volunteers in the forever box >Saudi Arabia considers using Yuan instead of Dolar >no fuel in Europe >expensive fuel in WalmartShartLand >tons of javelin and NLAW captured to reverse engineer and sell to China >all sanctions tried and exhausted already, it literally cannot get worse >only like 4000 Russian soldiers in the forever box, a small price to pay for half a country
@@somerandomknucklesinatank1491 can i get a source for "Ukrainians discovered painting Z"? I'm not saying you're lying, it's just really hard to imagine smth like that to happen from moral perspective, sounds real though.
@@thesun9210 i don't actually know if it's true or not, but i saw a post on some telegram saying it is. There's a no actual footage as far as I'm aware. I probably shouldn't have added that.
> Russia already lost 5 generals > EU united > NATO strengthened, given renewed purpose > Even Belarus doesn't want to touch the war, large amount of resignations > Z is becoming a defacto new Swastika within Russia > "Kviy encircled" news heard since the start of the war > Counteroffensive from Mykolaiv > Russia now an ethnostate as Putin follows Alexander Dugin's worldview > More and more foreign fighters from the west arrive > A new Ukrainian identity has been born in the fire of war > The entire world now knows where Ukraine is > Sanctions aren't totally exhausted > Panic buying in Russia, shelves start to empty > Putin seen limping during speech, wearing Gucchi 14k jacket, people during the speech forced to attend > Russia resorting to using Hypersonic missiles in a non-peer conflict > Brain drain in Russia > Chornobayivka airfield attacked by Ukrainian airforce, shows that Russia still uses push instead of pull military logistic strategy, Ukraine still able to fly jets > Ukraine putting captured Tunguskas into service > West cleansing itself of Russia culture > Russia already lost more soldiers than the US did during 20 years of fighting in the middle east > Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan distancing themselves from Russia > China starting to smell Russia's weakness > Eastern European PMs meet with Zelenskyy in Kyiv > Russia resorting to bombing hospitals fueling hate and stoking the Ukrainian identity
@@FirstDagger i don't think you understand that, in the middle east, the US fought untrained soldiers with equipment from the sixties, while the US had modern equipment. Russia now is fighting Ukraine, who has modern western equipment, with equipment from the nineties and a bit of modern equipment. Russia isn't even supposed to be winning this. They're outnumbered, the Ukrainians have better technology and Russia is still winning. Also Russia lost 3 generals, and even those are unconfirmed, except for one, whose tank got blown up. As with the United EU and NATO thing, If you invaded a country, would you not expect its allies to unite?
The sound of this game is essentially for when you can't decide between being an Electronics Warfare officer or a gun battery one so you choose both and go for the ASMR porn of rattling ammo belts and electronic signatures disappearing.
Not if you use cheap decoys so they waste all their nukes, fly straight for the capital then proceed to murder their leader during negotiations and nuke their city and fleet, GG easy win
Jokes on you, end of the game reverses that and you'll end up with more nukes then you'll know what to do with them. However, the enemy also gets nuke happy. What was stopping them was the idea that you're small enough to be dealt with conventionally, and the fact that there is an uneasy peace among the public. If they launch first it'd be enough that people might get frustrated enough that they'll start rising up against the rebels; which is why the other Tarks are just lying in wait as they don't wanna be That Guy that made the first move and started the next Great War. Once you reach the main power plant; the one talked about in your mission statement from your glorious leader, you get to defend the power plant as the rebels try to retake it and likely blame you for the subsequent nuclear disaster from the damaged plutonium reactor. They have zero problems firing any nuclear warhead at the plant; and even if you destroy a nuke at that range to protect yourself the subsequent shockwave will destroy that reactor. Good luck.
@@ananinunenon5092 It's a memes, used in 'political discussion' on Russian analogue of 4chan - 2ch. In a point of a video, where Sseth shows a game's UI, in place of a radar Sseth put a untranslatable meme, used on 2ch /po - political board
"the game takes place on fictional desert planet Khazahstan, where rebel forces has taken over" and Khazahstan is blown into riots just three weeks later. Sseth finally got place of Bogdanodoffs.
I'm just saying i'm here as well. Thats all. It's just sad that everything could've been quite normal is all. Also this highlights the wars USA is still in as well btw.
As a russian i can attest that this game is not a dystopian depiction of our impending future, but rather, a hyper realistic depiction of mundane reality
High President Putin is sad. Why would you say bad things about our great country? It's almost am utopia! Living in our scorched wasteland never was better than now. All thanks to our great leader!
This is how you know Sseth really likes this game. The man wants more of it, so he made a review about it to draw attention to it, and probably triple or even quadruple that lone developer's profits overnight.
@@MarvinT0606 spoiler warning but that's literally the plot of the latter half but reversed: you came here expecting war, yet the army was destroyed months ago and every step further shows you that you properly lost almost a year ago.
First time watching his videos? If so, I recommend watching all of his videos. he'd make you buy the games he reviewed and almost every game he reviews are underrated AF.
What seth forgets to mention here is the best part about this game. The atmosphere. Everything and i mean EVERYTHING in highfleet is meant to make you feel immersed.
My second fight or so I rammed one of my frigates into an enemy without thinking anything of it, and then got lectured about it and got a morale penalty, and realized that my actions do have consequences in this game. I felt so bad when the general mentioned that I had killed a shit ton of people.
the game is also perceived in a very peculiar way by the Russians, and indeed by any Slav. The author has created a mesmerizing cocktail of cultural and plot paths, where the old Russian nobility, Tsar's decrees, the Cossacks, Gumilyov's poems about his travels to the East and the Caucasian aristocracy intertwined.
@@cibo889 In this moment, the atmosphere is lost a little, alas. I played in both English and Russian. In English, Pyotr Shahin just scolds the player. In Russian, the words and the general atmosphere of the icy anger of a high officer of the old time, from classical literature, are used. It becomes clear that Pyotr is one step away from challenging Duke to a duel.
I have no fucking idea how you're even able to understand all of these mechanics and have the brain power to actually play the games you reviewed, It's honestly fucking insane, kudos to you
This one is actually pretty simple tbh. You don't need to do radio intercepts almost ever, decryption never matters, and the tactical battles are really simple. The hardest part is just remembering your goal and not getting bogged down winning fights just to slowly lose the war.
The fact that he used a more appropriate lesser-known imperial version of the “farewell of a slavic woman” [Прощание славянки, prosh’aniye slavyanki] as credits music is a nice cherry on top. The attention to detail and cultural know-how is amazing.
@@Bogdan221192 there is a well-grounded theory that he is actually a polish expat - though this video in particular shows a level of understanding and immersion in russian/post-soviet culture that is a bit difficult to reach for a foreigner, even if said foreigner is a pole
I bought a game from Steam because of him (Kenshi) and all of the recent comments were "Hey hey people". I think it's fair to say he has the ability to raise up whatever game he wanted given it's a title not many people know about.
this is the type of game i would have absolutely no fun playing and be riddled with anxiety, but absolutely enjoy watching others play, and learn the lore.
You gotta love Sseth. Dude treats everyone equally, regardless of disabilities. You either handle the seizure inducing scenes or, alternatively, engage in a very intimate session with the floor.
I mean, he did give a warning. _And when Seth gives you a warning you better listen_ Also considering he is autistic, the game would have been hell on his eyes just playing it, since we tend to have intense sensory issues
What I love about our game industry, it's that you have three options: ancient quest games, rudimentary shooters funded by FSB and a Russian Roulette of indie games that could be either a crappy F2P multiplayer, or something actually great, like this one right here
Wow, dementia in the west went real, FSB funding? hahahaha. Funny because the opposite is real, in the U.S the military industrial complex puts a ton of money to brainwash kids with CoD.
@@MoonlightVKV I shit you not, there's at least 2 or 3 games which were funded by, well, not exactly FSB, but by FSKN - basically Russian DEA. Two FPS games were not good, and one arcade game was oddly reminiscent of The Lost Vikings, so it wasn't really bad
@@MoonlightVKV for some reason my reply got insta-deleted. At any rate, you wanna look up "Боец Спецназа ФСКН". You will probably need to use translator a lot, since most of the info on this game and its sequel/expansion are not in English (obviously)
Huh, that's why this game had a familiar aesthetic, some familiar sounds, and an overall familiar feeling... Same developer as Hammerfight, another "weird flying machine" game. Good to see he's still making games.
@@hu-ry ...you do realize there actually WAS a rebellion in Kazakhstan like two months ago, right? In fact that actually happened not super long after Sseth's review released iirc. But yeah sure post-Soviet whatever it's not like they're different countries or anything
@@Destroyer2150 hey... Remember The Ck2 Review That He Talked About a Pandemic 2 Months before Covid.... MY GOD SSETH CAN SE THE FUTURE AND HE USE THIS POWERS TO MAKE JOKES
*_"The death of one is tragedy, but the death of many is a good start"_*_ -Sseth 2k21_ *"When you ran out of ammo, you become the ammo"* -Japanese- Imperial Guard would be so proud
The ELINT system looks a lot like real Russian RWR (RADAR Warning Receiver) systems in their aircraft. It has that weird "pretend phone for kids" bit around the outside (which lights up showing the direction of received radiation), and the part in the middle (besides the "Warning! Danger Close" bit) shows the intensity of incoming radiation. I think it was Growling Sidewinder (a DCS youtuber) who made a video of him flying a MiG-29 against an F-22, having to try to locate and intercept the F-22 using solely the RWR. He had to time his missile-dodges based on when he saw the radiation rapidly increase in intensity as the Raptor's missiles approached. He successfully dodged two or three missiles, but was unable to get visuals on the target and was splashed by a shot he dodged incorrectly. Very weird stuff, but an important part of any aircraft's arsenal.
RHS aircrafts in Arma 3 gets a surprisingly decent rendition of them. Safe to say, you start hearing the thing go off, you start diving, or praying, whichever comes first.
Everytime Sseth disappears, I am torn between "Damn, I want him to upload soon" and "He's taking this time to play games that he will review for us and that he enjoys. I hope" edit: congrats on 1 mil man
I was thinking he quit youtube and got a "normal" job. He's got a medical background IIRC, so I wouldn't have blamed him if he pursued that, but... selfishly, I'd miss his weird sense of humour so much.
@@landotucker if yall like Sseth's content i think yall would enjoy AmbiguousAmphibian too (he even admits sseth's was a great inspiration to him), his kenshi series are hilarious besides having other great series too. Also a funny dude is Martincitopants, Kerbal Space program series are funny af. and of course i think everybody knows UberDanger, who is a personal friend of Sseth in real life, their video together on bitchute is golden (N Word disclaimer tho).
Protip: Strip all the armor off the Sevastopol at game start. Removing parts takes 0 time and will massively reduce its weight, therefore increasing its speed and fuel efficiency. Later on you can add a flight deck and planes and turn it into a tanker/carrier/missile support cruiser, which is its best role fit.
"You're vastly outnumbered, outgunned, and flatout broke" is the quote that really got me involved into finding out how the story of SSeth's playthough proceeded.
I was told the dev for this game was both a genius and insane, you drove that home pretty damn well Sseth and I appreciate it Here's to hoping your fiber lines stay safe and the merchants guild has located the bastard that did it and given him proper punishment in the barney cell
As a PROUD member of the merchant's guild, this question is not my problem, it is the problem of the poor dude down the road with healthy kidneys that would fetch a good pri- I mean function very well inside of his body
it's really not that bad using your money on expensive ammo when you think about the terror they feel as they've failed to evade your laser guided weaponry, and you have made them understand the horror that is fighting against an abandoned Sayadi Task Force
The thing is Sseth has the genetic condition know as, "Being critically Jewish". The idea of wasting money gives him night terrors. Honestly we need more Sseth's in government, can you imagine just much better our nations would be if our politicians actually sweated bullets at the thought of needlessly spending tax money?
Or just macross missile the shit out of them making your screen a blur of explosions and smoke with the cheap stuff while singing katyusha. Best feeling in the world.
You do the "пожалуйста" part well, and that's the most important. How well you say the rest is irrelevant as taking the money is of the utmost priority.
Only if you force it. Highfleet is basically a dieselpunk Ostern (Easterns) which is a genre of Russian fiction kinda like the American Western but instead of Cowboys and Indians its Cossacks and Central Asians. They're stories set in era of Russian Expansion Eastwards which is considered a romantic setting in 19th Century Russia. Particularly Highfleet is based on the Khivan Campaign of 1873, when the Russian Empire got sick of the hijinks of the Khivan Khanate and decided to conquer. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khivan_campaign_of_1873
Seth is like the dad that left for milk and didnt come back. But then after 10 years does come back, only to leave again after he just reintegrated himself back into the family. *Please dad, please don't leave us again*
Some serious props for these extremely intricate and, quite frankly, obscure references to the modern Russian/CIS culture. I am genuinely starting to believe you're very much akin to Revolver Ocelot, Sseth
for anyone in the future that got this game, here are some life saving tips and a good start guide. Turn off your radar and rely on elint and your IR radar. Elint is a system that detects other radar systems. Enemies will use their elints to find you but also keep their radars on. Which is a great way to spot and avoid them. Only turn your radar on when you think your close to something you wanna attack. Like a cargo ship or town. But for the most part, keep it off. Build role specific ships. I would edit already built ships, add modifications, remove aspects to have very designated roles. Combat ship, radar ship, fuel ship, missile ship, aircraft ships, anti missile ship, decoy ships. I dont know why they want the prebuilt ships to do a bit of everything. Not how that works IRL Combat ships are heavily armored and heavily gunned. High caliber cannons for damage and miniguns to shoot down incoming missiles and cannon fire. 4 or 5 miniguns can literally shoot down anything shot at it while 4-5 large guns will instantly kill most ships.(Large expensive ships) Aircraft ship which holds bomber and fighter planes. Sending a few bomber planes to a town before you arrive can kill everything before you even get there. You can always buy more planes and bombs too. Fighter planes either assault ships or take down other planes and missiles. Once i learnt how to use this system, the game became 5 times easier. Most useful support ship. Radar ship which has unblocked radar, elint, jammer, IR radar. Which gives a much longer detection range than the main ship. Make them fast too so they can possibly scout ahead. Better than sending in the large slow fleet and getting into trouble if your uncertain about an area that recently had hunters. Fuel ships which is essentially a big tanker with jets. Usefull for splitting into 2 parties or just extending the range of your main fleet. Missile ships are extremely important. Get a ship with just the basics and load it up with Silos and put in ballistic missiles. Firing missiles at enemies before a big fight can cripple them and you can always buy more in towns. VERY usefull for taking minimum damage in bigger fights. Anti missile ship which has tons of those anti missile rockets and medium caliber cannons to shoot down ballistic missiles. When you detect incoming missiles, send this ship out infront to intercept everything. Great for when THAT missile spamming fker ship detects you later in the game and fires 30+ missiles at you.. If he finds you.. Which would end most normal runs. A decoy ship to lead enemies away from the main party. cheap lightweight throwaway ship to stop the large hunting parties from finding you early. Only ever use the jammer if missiles are coming at you and you think it might end your run. When you turn on the jammers, all enemies get notified of where you are. But the incoming missiles freak out and miss. Better haul ass to a few towns away after.
Specialized forces beat generalist forces whenever you have a slow but solid plan, but generalism beats out specialisation when you are relying on subterfuge and high risk tasks. I've found out that specialization works really well "lategame" but generalist approach will suit those who like to push "earlygame". Sooooo.... the best approach is to do both, simultaneously, on whichever front seems to most suit either, because having little resources somewhere is kinda like earlygame, but having a solid frontline is kinda like lategame. I personally focus on specialization, since I'm very big on slow-rolling over my enemy untill they turn to grade ULH3000 paste, but some people find blitzkrieg to be their cup of tea! Good luck out there.
@@secretname2670 The problem with general ships is that you take too much damage fighting with ships you shouldn't be fighting with. Why does the longbow have miniguns and armor? I do not know but i sure as shit won't be sending that thing to the front lines lol. If i fought with generalist ships, id be spending all my money and time repairing them. Yea since you can't get custom ships later on, i usually start with them early and then get whatever generalist ships through the campaign. A big flaw that i've realized is that having one of your specialist ships die early on can just kill a run. Mainly the AA or main battle ship. If those die for me before i have suitable replacements or backups, it's gg.
@@sadrootbeer you may be taking fights on equal or disadvantageous position. A general fighter should exploit all kinds of things that it can, because a specialist won't be able to exploit a lot of those things themselves. Generalist forces are all about positioning and taking ambush fights while specialists are about planning and gaining overwhelming advantage in few things instead of small advantage in many. Sun Tzu said that.
Amazing game, this review makes me wanna go for a 2nd playthrough. However being a russian I wouldn't describe it's vibes as soviet it's more like a dune+madmax set in afghanistan/central asian steppes with a pinch of pre-revolution russian flavour with a bit of diesel, cameltech and nuclear goodness. Game doesn't feel raw or unfinished however being made by one guy we probably won't see more of it
I've seen Dune mentioned several times in the comments. Fun thing is that Dune's Fremen are partially based on Cossacks. One of the proposed etymologies of the word "Cossack" is "Free man" in Turkic, Fremen sietches are similar to Cossack seches, and their history is pretty much the same - they're runaway slaves who become raiders and pirates, then they are recruited by government and become a part of army, then they become a tool of oppression for the Emperor, and ultimately they end up as bunch of nobodies playing dress-up.
@@vincegalila7211 Depends on how dense the core is. Also, the airfleets are burning massive volumes of methane and are only able to skim over the surface, so it's probably the case.
"State enforced eugenics and mandatory sterilization of other races who aren't your own... are relatively simple law to pass with minimal political experience." ~SSeth 2020 Endless Space 2 review 15min 47sec.
Dear SSeth, if it's 20mm or more, it's no longer a machine gun, but a machine cannon. That's why the German horse drawn 20mm "fuck you and the house you're hiding in" gun was a cannon.
@@MaxterandKiwiKing Good thing ,because I suspect that Assault Cannons would be banned for some bullshit reason. How am I supposed to defend my ice cream stand without my them?
@@HrHaakon Sadly, anything classified as a cannon, such as 20mm or more, is illegal to own here in the USA without special permits due to being classified as a destructive device. I think there is an exception for old timey muzzle-loaded cannons that shoot cannon balls, but I'm not 100 percent sure.
I been watching the development of this game for years but somehow forgot about it. It looks like it came together very well :D I love the whole vibe of the Soviet run down but rugged machinery.
It's more like Imperial Russia meets Dune sans worms & spice with huge Silent Hunter flavor from all that radio-intercepting-plotting-convoy-stalking business.
How to highfleet: 1: Throw out the concept of being a carrier simulator. Download a battleship. 2: Buy your battleship at game start. Realise you have no money for literally anything else. 3: Ignore the rulers and other tools on the screen. 4: Charge into city after city and annihilate everything with massive bombardment. 5: Reach Khiva. 6: Capture Khiva. 7: Get screwed by the game surprising you with multiple incoming nuclear missile launchers and fleets. 8: Lose.
This game is exactly what we, the Western World, want from Russian Developers. This game is the physical embodiment of "What if Russian Grunge became a game?"
The fact that he used a most appropriate lesser-known imperial version of the “farewell of a slavic woman” [Прощание славянки, prosh’aniye slavyanki] as credits music is a nice cherry on top. The attention to detail and cultural know-how is amazing.
While I love that Seth reviewed this game, I really think that he didnt do justice to the treacherus amount of stress you are when in combat or on the world map desperately trying to dodge enemy fleets, since you know that even if you win, it's gonna be costly. You are just staring at the world map but your blood pressures reaches new levels as your hear the words "thermal signature detected" and the sirens and fog horns grow ever more silent as the missile is burning restlessly towards your flagship delivering it's nuclear payload to it's destination.
While 1000km per 2038 tons of fuel sounds pretty bad, having a mileage of ~.5 km/t, the ships in this game can move 1 ton of cargo 1.38km for only 1 ton of fuel, about 7.5 times more than a long range boeing 777, which has a mere 0.18km/t/t.
@@jbfsr4965 You should remember that ships themselves are absolutely gargantuan in sizes. You are literally flying whole cities. To compare, aircraft carriers IRL "according to the Royal Navy's Rear Admiral Neil Morisetti, can only manage 12 inches on a gallon of fuel". So the carrier gets you 0.3048 meters per gallon of diesel while these ships get you 1.58 meters per same weight in liquid methane. So yeah, the numbers are off - these ships are crazy power efficient for their rugged look.
@@burningsinner1132 I had to look some specs. A boeing 777 does arround 0.08km/L. 0.18km/t is too much. With a full tank you would do arround 30km. Not very usefull.
finally got my hand on this gem. Decided to go on a glorious run of pure kindness before got caught up when a babushka decided my fleet is a danger to her hometown. When all of my ship got destroyed, i know it's only matter of time till i activate the ol' nuke switcheroo. thousand dead at the cost of only -1 kindness, it's not a bad deal i think to myself. That's it, until the SG decided to nuke the rest of my fleet to winter wonderland. 10/10 will commit 'warcrime' again.
I've heard it said of the soviet space shuttle equivalent that it comes across as a spacecraft that was designed by guys who don't own shoes, which I think is rather apt for most soviet technical solutions
This game is solid proof that the videogame industry is 6 feet under. A single man being able to achieve what a corporation with endless budget can't. Gamers, we gotta rise up!
One of the most fun aspects of any Sseth upload for me is seeing what extravagant song he has had to pick out in order to have enough time to list the hundreds of patrons he now has. And those ending credits just keep getting longer
Gosh this game looks so much better than it has any right or reason to. It's absolutely gorgeous and the effects like glitches, explosions, smoke, and even the convulsive flashes of light, are like nothing i've ever seen before.
This and a lot of other low budget games have something mainstream releases don’t have anymore, personality and simplicity, which is somehow synonymous with “bad”
Too bad the newer one sanitizes the glitch effect... nah, just kidding, _But I’m installing a mod for the original glitch effect for immersive sheer heart attack panicking_
Hey Sseth. I emailed the dev and he replied to me with the following information. " Hi, -------! Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much for the warm review of our game. We just need to make some final fixes to the game and we'll almost certainly start building the arena. So we are looking in the same direction :) Cheers, Konstantin "
Probably one of the most intuitive ship-builders I've played (That also allow you to take your ship out to do some actual stuffs). Being a fantastical yet oddly "grounded" setting also helps this alot. Just the ship builder part imo is already worth it, the campaign is just a neat little bonus to help you further engross into this bizarrely fascinating world they built.
@@ulrickts Ah yes, the main problem with the videogame industry, wokeness. It's definitely not the buggy releases, literal gambling, toxic culture, aggressive and misleading marketing... it's the pesky females without huge junks in mah game. Also, I think why Russian (and eastern in general) games work so well with some people is because they are ready to sacrifice literally everything for immersion and they don't care if non-hardcore gamers cannot even begin to get a grip on their games. Which is exactly what some people (like you, probably) are looking for. This is not a good nor bad design choice, it's just different and it works for some.
@@ulrickts tbh, im looking at russian gamedev from inside the country and you are probably overestimating it. Yeah, the indie projects are pretty unique and cool, and games like Highfleet seem to have a soul put into them - they feel alive...but it's a very rare occasion, and these games are small. Most of large releases are too commercial, it's usually multiplayer stuff to sell aiming at target audience inside the country. Add to this that our currency exchange rate sucks ass and education system is not exactly doing a great work at making people good at programming and you get the idea why developers usually get paid ~5-10x more than average payroll, and why there is not a lot of gamedev studios. Can't speak about Poland, though, have no info or experience outside of generally known facts and news.
@@MrHarrystank I feel you are grossly oversimplifying matters. It is easy to notice international tensions, and arguably warfare is more natural than peace, yes. But your philosophy cannot explain periods of international tension which did not lead to war, such as the Cuban Missile Crisis.
It’s surprising with how much clarity and almost-fluidity you’ve said “Give me your money, please” in russian. At least for me, - a russian guy - it sounded quite legit. Even though you can’t really avoid the “smoothing” of words whenever someone who isn’t russian says those words. Anyway, great video!
@@Reikianolla By that I mean when Sseth says the entire sentence, most words have him pronounce their ending letters with a little bit of smoothing as if he adds a “Ь” sign (which gives a word a needed sound when you say it) even though he doesn’t. You could also say it’s “softening” of words. It’s quite complicated to just explain in text, so sorry if I’m not getting through with all these explanations. But I can tell you for sure that the “ь” plays a major role in most russian wordings and is quite important.
As a guy who lives in Kazakhstan I can proudly say "Just like in simulations"
Republic commando? God bless you!
Игра о последствиях программы "Казахстан-2050"
Borat voice - yes I like it’s a nice
Hey how’re you holding up man? Kazakhstan had been getting crazy lately.
@@astronautindisguise do you mean Qantar?
Highfleet: The only game where launching a nuclear warhead results on a obligatory, important lesson in *Second-Strike Capabilities.*
And where you learn that the moment the enemy learns you sold your last warhead, they will just revoke your flight license by sending you a letter attached to a thermo-nuclear warhead.
Pretty realistic, not gonna lie.
superpower 2
@@JohnTrustworthy really it does that? That sounds hella realistic too tho
“So word of advice. They won’t touch the button as long as you don’t. You can start the nuclear war but.... they’re going to finish it.” -Sseth
I knew you'd make a video about this game, nuclear warfare isn't something a true schizo can resist.
I'd push that button in a heartbeat if I could.
I’m gonna push it soon get ready for happy new year
those fx though, why is the rain more blinding than a nuclear bomb?
t. a true nuclear enjoyer
God told me to nuke them!!
Deus in nobis!
12:30
"The death of one is a tragedy, but the death of millions is a good start!"
That line really inspires me!
Be the change you want to see in this world!
To get into art school?
@@EmadBK more like join the Georgian Mob, but I believe it's a false quote anyway
Mr. Jaeger?
Followed by a similarly good warning line :
"You can start the nuclear war, but... they are going to finish it."
Sseth is the kind of Car Salesman that tells you everything BAD about the car, but somehow still convinces you to buy it.
I can only imagine him saying....
You will most certainly die driving this car but hey at least you will enjoy the ride...
@@ProductiveStudios What matters is your wife and mother-in-law joined the joyride - and do not have neither airbags nor seatbelts buckled up.
I'd call that "a small material sacrifice on my account".
@@Vladimir-hq1ne It's not 2nd degree murder. It's just a little happy accidents
"A windmill of friendship gets better gas mileage"
@@AvenDonn That's because it has a lot of gas chambers for superior miles/gallon and fuel ratios
You know, I never thought of the Titanic tragedy as the passengers' fault. This truly revolutionizes history.
Now we only find a way to connect flesh to a steel hull while tons of ice cold saltwater are streaming in :)
@@FlanFlanScarlet Was it no that the bulk heads had a space at the top so the water once one filled up flowed over into the next and so on?
@@arrowknee7356 Pretty much but Sseth's point even if intended as a joke has implications. Had there been enough lifeboats and someone calm in charge, almost no one would have died. Had there been NO lifeboats, there wouldn't have been any disorder caused by fighting over what few lifeboats were there, so someone would have had to think of something and they were on a ship made out of sea-worthy boat material/flesh
I mean, if the people didn't buy the tickets, the company wouldn't make money on the trip and perhaps would have cancelled. The only time you see an empty bus is if it's public transport.
you should watch Richard Pryor Titanic sketch.
Normal people warning for epilepsy: "If you are sensitive to flashing lights or intense sounds please, PLEASE, click away from this video for your own good"
Sseth: *"You have three seconds to live"*
he did warn them though.
we cant blame him
Hey three seconds is pleanty of time to act. It's not Sseth's fault if you are epileptic and slower than a turtle.
@@nickchavez720 There's also a warning in the title.
Ahahaahahahahhahhaah
“Using nuclear warheads is a genie you can’t put back in the bottle”
“This is fine as I only have one wish… A NUCLEAR WINTER”
Putin right now
Gems like these...
This is gonna hit different next month.
@@trevalyan006 Hol' up
@@RyukaXV You know a fool proof way of determing whether Putin is willing to use nuclear weapons or not? See if he talks about it. Seek shelter the second he STOPS talking about it despite the tensions rising.
I've never been so happy to hear 'Hey hey people'
what up, Creeps
Sseth here
+10 to both Channels after seeing this comment.
lookit this dude
(◡ ω ◡)❤️
When the world needed him most
He came back
God has returned
@@solidskullz5736 Bless us with your big bulged TROUSERS SNAKE!!!
Sseth or Putin?
God truly these are the darkest times
Really dude? Hungry for likes
I wish he'd mentioned the part where you get to Kiva and suddenly the game goes from a roguelike tactics game, to a real time strategy game, where the entire rebel army is now hellbent and killing you and your new fleet of loyalists that popped up out of the woodwork, and you have to micro-manage around half a dozen fleets in real time using an interface that was only designed to handle one or two.
then watch as the ultra hyped Typhon experimental nuke cruiser panic shoots its entire payload at a single 2x2 piece ship you built out of trash
One strategy I saw was to build a shit ship near ever single city you pass by to lure the nuclear fire for that stage of the game, it is surprisingly effective
@@SsethTzeentach send link for pre-patched pirated copy 😂😂😂
@@acerspacer244 Not a bad policy. "This dingy is either a piece of trash or a concealed nuke, please respond".
@@jimmyorgenkaccrow4961 Wow, you really have no subtlety lmao
i heard somewhere that if you destroy the escape pods mid combat you wont have to worry about losing kindness by not rescuing afterwards
im sure the person who told me was a perfectly sane individual with a perfectly intact moral compass
This has the same vibe as city skyline players different approaches to "ending" homelessness
@@baconknightproductions8297 w-what do they do to end homelessness?
@@sirchafa8472 :)
@@sirchafa8472 “We will cut all homeless people in half by 2025”
I can confirm this is true.
HOWEVER
IF YOU DO IT, you will lose honour (the stars that give your ships bonuses after the battle)
"the slightest puncture of its crussy"
I can never eat crabs the same way again, thanks sseth
consider that today's collateral damage. unless you're into it, of course
It will tastz better now
My crussy is ruined
Crabs aren't kosher, so really he did you a favour 😉
"the same way again" ...You are just going to do it more sensually from here on out, aren't you?
When Seth,the man who singlehandedly made Synthetik popular gives you an epilepsy warning you better believe it.
It's a pity its sequel suxxx
true if, but true but?
@@SpecShadow I don't like early access but i think it'll be fine cause of all the effort they put into the integrated modding features
@@SpecShadow The original was only good because the creator hadn't finished ruining it. There was no chance in hell the sequel was going to be any good as the dev is his own worst enemy. Examples? Who in the hell would have thought a conveyor belt boss was good game design, then put in a timer to collect your loot instead of a teleporter because its "unrealistic"? Also, who puts in modding but then penalizes players for using their modded weapons? The guy is an idiot when it comes to design.
He is a trained medical professional
By the way radar jammer works exactly as you would expect it in real life.
It outspams enemy radar with it's own emissions making them unable to see anything but source of emission, so putting it onto flagship is a really bad idea because every single radar-guided missile will come right at it like moths towards lighthouse.
Best way to use it is to slap it onto some very fast unarmed brick and let it bait out enemy missiles (that don't restock magically until enemy fleet rearms at staging point) while your main fleet goes the other way.
Is this *the* Konstantin?
In-game, it basically reduces the range of a particular kind of ballistic missile
The downside to it is that THE OTHER kind if ballistic missile will lock on you even more easily than before, because of the high signal you emit.
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Based! when is DLC?
@@admiraltonydawning3847 Nope, just same name.
>fuel is a problem
>enemies spam missiles
>your ships break down constantly
>you can hire mercs
>rebels have air supremacy
>your fleet morale drops when it gets dark
>precision munitions are expensive as hell
>you're one button away from a nuclear war
this review aged beautifully
>Kiev, Kharkov and Maripul getting shelled constantly
>US laboratories discovered testing bat viruses
>'muh canadian sniper wally' put in the forever box by croose missile after 20 minutes
EDIT: apparently he's alive, but i don't think he actually killed anyone
>Ukrainians discovered painting Z on destroyed Ukrainian tanks and putting red tape on Ukrainian bodies to take pictures of
>NATO weapon convoy blown up near the polish border
>Nazi azov battalion leader put in the forever box
>melitopol taken
>Kherson taken
>Mariopul taken
>Kiev nearly encircled
>foreign legion training facility bombed, 180 plebbitor volunteers in the forever box
>Saudi Arabia considers using Yuan instead of Dolar
>no fuel in Europe
>expensive fuel in WalmartShartLand
>tons of javelin and NLAW captured to reverse engineer and sell to China
>all sanctions tried and exhausted already, it literally cannot get worse
>only like 4000 Russian soldiers in the forever box, a small price to pay for half a country
@@somerandomknucklesinatank1491 can i get a source for "Ukrainians discovered painting Z"? I'm not saying you're lying, it's just really hard to imagine smth like that to happen from moral perspective, sounds real though.
@@thesun9210 i don't actually know if it's true or not, but i saw a post on some telegram saying it is. There's a no actual footage as far as I'm aware. I probably shouldn't have added that.
> Russia already lost 5 generals
> EU united
> NATO strengthened, given renewed purpose
> Even Belarus doesn't want to touch the war, large amount of resignations
> Z is becoming a defacto new Swastika within Russia
> "Kviy encircled" news heard since the start of the war
> Counteroffensive from Mykolaiv
> Russia now an ethnostate as Putin follows Alexander Dugin's worldview
> More and more foreign fighters from the west arrive
> A new Ukrainian identity has been born in the fire of war
> The entire world now knows where Ukraine is
> Sanctions aren't totally exhausted
> Panic buying in Russia, shelves start to empty
> Putin seen limping during speech, wearing Gucchi 14k jacket, people during the speech forced to attend
> Russia resorting to using Hypersonic missiles in a non-peer conflict
> Brain drain in Russia
> Chornobayivka airfield attacked by Ukrainian airforce, shows that Russia still uses push instead of pull military logistic strategy, Ukraine still able to fly jets
> Ukraine putting captured Tunguskas into service
> West cleansing itself of Russia culture
> Russia already lost more soldiers than the US did during 20 years of fighting in the middle east
> Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan distancing themselves from Russia
> China starting to smell Russia's weakness
> Eastern European PMs meet with Zelenskyy in Kyiv
> Russia resorting to bombing hospitals fueling hate and stoking the Ukrainian identity
@@FirstDagger i don't think you understand that, in the middle east, the US fought untrained soldiers with equipment from the sixties, while the US had modern equipment. Russia now is fighting Ukraine, who has modern western equipment, with equipment from the nineties and a bit of modern equipment. Russia isn't even supposed to be winning this. They're outnumbered, the Ukrainians have better technology and Russia is still winning.
Also Russia lost 3 generals, and even those are unconfirmed, except for one, whose tank got blown up.
As with the United EU and NATO thing, If you invaded a country, would you not expect its allies to unite?
The sound of this game is essentially for when you can't decide between being an Electronics Warfare officer or a gun battery one so you choose both and go for the ASMR porn of rattling ammo belts and electronic signatures disappearing.
I second this.
Sound wonderful. Like Congress asked them to retrofit a arliegh Burke class destroyer and make it a one seater.
I recognise one cannon sound from Close Combat 3, which is par for the course of a Russian developer.
@@MisterFoxton you make it sound bad
@@chuckbuck5002 Close Combat 3 is a masterpiece, and if imitation is the most sincere flattery than outright copying is only better.
*"When you first saw Sseth's Highfleet review, were you blinded by its majesty?"*
Not as bad as being blinded by Karl Marx's bullshit
Too many months waiting for the faceless game reviewer I think is my friend. I'm still blind.
"No." "Paralyzed, dumbstruck?"
You only see it once anyway
Covenant mod NOW
“Oh yes, Koshutin is gonna get so much money from this!”
“Oh no, this is gonna be too much for his sleep-deprived sanity!”
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We don't need sanity where we going.
Who's Koshutin?
@@whatamidoingwithmylife4108 it’s ya boi, the lead dev
@@Bribe_Guntails Oh i thought that was sseth. One of his old videos said that he was born in Russia.
It's a rare game where Nukes are a powerful force but not worth using simply because the other side has them too.
Not if you use cheap decoys so they waste all their nukes, fly straight for the capital then proceed to murder their leader during negotiations and nuke their city and fleet, GG easy win
Just like real life!
Jokes on you, end of the game reverses that and you'll end up with more nukes then you'll know what to do with them.
However, the enemy also gets nuke happy.
What was stopping them was the idea that you're small enough to be dealt with conventionally, and the fact that there is an uneasy peace among the public. If they launch first it'd be enough that people might get frustrated enough that they'll start rising up against the rebels; which is why the other Tarks are just lying in wait as they don't wanna be That Guy that made the first move and started the next Great War.
Once you reach the main power plant; the one talked about in your mission statement from your glorious leader, you get to defend the power plant as the rebels try to retake it and likely blame you for the subsequent nuclear disaster from the damaged plutonium reactor. They have zero problems firing any nuclear warhead at the plant; and even if you destroy a nuke at that range to protect yourself the subsequent shockwave will destroy that reactor.
Good luck.
If you use them it better be a damn decisive use
"the death of 1 is a tragedy , the death of millions is a good start " this killed me
That's a tragedy
It sounds like a genuine Warhammer 40k quote
>
@@kuryaku5906 S A L V A T I O N
Sseth bringing out the 2ch combat pictures solidifies him as a PhD in Slavic history
Sseth is an educator in culture
@@ananinunenon5092 It's a memes, used in 'political discussion' on Russian analogue of 4chan - 2ch. In a point of a video, where Sseth shows a game's UI, in place of a radar Sseth put a untranslatable meme, used on 2ch /po - political board
@@undying2160 he's russian jewish stock, so he probably has enough grasp of the language to enjoy 2ch's pol board
What the actual fuck didn't notice all that at first
Бейсд.
"the game takes place on fictional desert planet Khazahstan, where rebel forces has taken over"
and Khazahstan is blown into riots just three weeks later.
Sseth finally got place of Bogdanodoffs.
Indeed, no one else is better to get access to the infinite powers of boggs' deadmans switch
*radio broadcast starts in Kazakhstan, new president speaking*
Hey hey people, Sseth here
Sseth reviews a game with fuel logistic a central feature of gameplay
Khazahstan has riots starting and escalating over fuel prices...
Hmmmmmm...?
Sseth got rid of both Bogdanoffs and took their place
oh yeah its all coming together
When your 3 months old game review becomes a commentary to the actual war happening. Pure gold.
“Our last option is to push to the rebel controlled city of Khiva” you can’t make this this up
@@sssveny This lines so much with the propaganda pushed on Russian soldiers that was shown by the recent interview with capture lieutenant colonel.
It really hit's different now...
I'm just saying i'm here as well. Thats all.
It's just sad that everything could've been quite normal is all.
Also this highlights the wars USA is still in as well btw.
>war happens in real life
>'wow it like the war game i played'
Every day I thank God for not making me a consoomer.
"The death of one, is a tragedy. But the death of millions, is a good start" - TZEENTACH, Seth. 2021.
This, and 69 upvotes. For the love of everythingyou love and find meaningful in your life, leave this comment as it is.
@@delta000111 Sorry man, it's too good of a quote to not upvote it :P
+@@delta000111+ 1.4K likes later says your wrong.
@@cnlbenmc yes I was "wrong" while not making a statement. Very clever comment.
“a single death is a tragedy, a million deaths are a statistic”
- Ioseb "Steel" Besarionis dze Jughashvili
This game looks like how burning diesel fuel smells.
But in a good way.
Strangely accurate
i like u
Hello ?Fellow Malk :)
that implies there is a bad way
I thought those ships run on solid methan or something
As a russian i can attest that this game is not a dystopian depiction of our impending future, but rather, a hyper realistic depiction of mundane reality
Then why i cannot become a arm fleet gunner that lives in a giant flying piece of metal chunk that commits warcrimes?
Very relatable. Mad Max is just a pub crawl at Mt Isa.
High President Putin is sad. Why would you say bad things about our great country? It's almost am utopia! Living in our scorched wasteland never was better than now. All thanks to our great leader!
@@Twafflejc since you need money, obviously, bruh
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Sseth is the kind of person who's voice you want to stay stuck inside your head while describing every detail and object around you.
Im writting a book of sorts and sometimes i imagine Sseth explaining the lore of the book to me
@@thinkingboi9508 While also shitting on your story and making extremely offensive jokes
That, is a very big brick.
Tumbling directly towards,
your unprotected skull.
Disco Elysium
Yeah, he got a good voice, the voice you imagine if you want to listen a book
“The Death Star of David” (work in progress) may be one of the best cursed sentences I’ve heard in ages. Always nice to see you back Tovarishch.
Wouldn't be surprised if it was a real life super weapon as well.
The windmill of friendship 💀
This is how you know Sseth really likes this game.
The man wants more of it, so he made a review about it to draw attention to it, and probably triple or even quadruple that lone developer's profits overnight.
The game is super awesome. I was playing it and got my ass kicked. I couldnt believe this was made but ONE guy.
"there's only one glaring flaw in this game - there isn't enough of it" yeah i dont know any better way of saying that one loves a game
@@felathar1985 Two people, sseth is wrong on this one.
And during Steam sale too.
THE KING HAS RETURNED
Moar like God Emperor
Every King Needs A Crown
Frankie and Seth are back. The Future looks bright.
@@VodKaVK Frankie?
It's a Thanksgiving miracle.
"Your are tasked by the emperor of russia himself Vladmir Vladmirvich Putin to restore order"
Oh boy
Bet he told you this was just a military exercise and not a full-scale war
@@MarvinT0606 spoiler warning but that's literally the plot of the latter half but reversed: you came here expecting war, yet the army was destroyed months ago and every step further shows you that you properly lost almost a year ago.
@@MarvinT0606 >not a full-scale war
Relax. This is nothing but so called 'contractual war'. Everything under control
Cant forget you are pushing to the Rebel Capital of Khiv-a
@@wesleykim1758 Hit like a close range IRST warning!
The editing and commentary is top tier, could make any game entertaining
First time watching his videos? If so, I recommend watching all of his videos. he'd make you buy the games he reviewed and almost every game he reviews are underrated AF.
His earliest work will make you doubt the reality you currently believe to inhabit.
Most content creators I watch, you've been in the comments of! I should probably respond more often as well.
@@hunterwolf5482 Please, no. Every time I watch his videos, I go and buy that game. I wish to save at least some of my money.
Well pat didn't expect to see you here
What seth forgets to mention here is the best part about this game. The atmosphere. Everything and i mean EVERYTHING in highfleet is meant to make you feel immersed.
My second fight or so I rammed one of my frigates into an enemy without thinking anything of it, and then got lectured about it and got a morale penalty, and realized that my actions do have consequences in this game. I felt so bad when the general mentioned that I had killed a shit ton of people.
Immersed in epileptic fits
the game is also perceived in a very peculiar way by the Russians, and indeed by any Slav. The author has created a mesmerizing cocktail of cultural and plot paths, where the old Russian nobility, Tsar's decrees, the Cossacks, Gumilyov's poems about his travels to the East and the Caucasian aristocracy intertwined.
@@cibo889 In this moment, the atmosphere is lost a little, alas. I played in both English and Russian. In English, Pyotr Shahin just scolds the player. In Russian, the words and the general atmosphere of the icy anger of a high officer of the old time, from classical literature, are used. It becomes clear that Pyotr is one step away from challenging Duke to a duel.
@@Aggrofool I am certain that epilepsy is the main cause of casualties among my forced
Thanksgiving to the Merchant’s Guild as they gift us before entertaining themselves on the Black Friday Gladiator Matches
I always wondered do you know if sseth has more regular premium content?
Praise Sseth
actually surprised they didn't wait until 28'th to put this out...
That "Emperor Putin" joke either aged really well, or horribly.. I can't tell.
Its like a fine wine
@@thetrolluph9815 stored in LEAD BARRELS
It's not an invasion, it's a...*RECLAMATION*
Like a bad milk, or a good cheese? Smh.
It kinda stinks now
I have no fucking idea how you're even able to understand all of these mechanics and have the brain power to actually play the games you reviewed, It's honestly fucking insane, kudos to you
He was a med student, so his brain power must be great :^)
This one is actually pretty simple tbh. You don't need to do radio intercepts almost ever, decryption never matters, and the tactical battles are really simple. The hardest part is just remembering your goal and not getting bogged down winning fights just to slowly lose the war.
In Russia it called "Casual gameplay mechanics".
He live streams cancer theory. This man's mind never stops.
That’s my biggest problem with all the games he reviews. I’m too dumb to actually play them, but I love hearing him explain them.
As the other commenter said, the setting literally is “Russian Empire meets Dune”
got that nose thingy
"Russian Empire goes to conquer thermonuclear Central Asia"
Well I'm sold
Vladomir Harkputin
"The death of one is a tragedy, but the death of millions is a good start."
And Sseth is channeling his inner Muad'Dib.
The fact that he used a more appropriate lesser-known imperial version of the “farewell of a slavic woman” [Прощание славянки, prosh’aniye slavyanki] as credits music is a nice cherry on top. The attention to detail and cultural know-how is amazing.
Sometimes I think Sseth secretly is a Russian
@@Bogdan221192 there is a well-grounded theory that he is actually a polish expat - though this video in particular shows a level of understanding and immersion in russian/post-soviet culture that is a bit difficult to reach for a foreigner, even if said foreigner is a pole
@@Art210495 I thought he lived in hell (Denmark)
@@caledavid4174 oooh, i did not know any of that. My clues was that he sometimes uses game footages in his videos with russian localisation in it.
This is the 1997 version. The march did not have lyrics in the imperial times.
No way you don't speak Russian or lurk on 4chan. That "kokloschwein" meme was top notch
Орнул тоже
He probably IS Russian. He mentioned it in a deleted video where he plays lion king. Its reuploaded somewhere I think.
Kokloschwein?
@@Awrukczek no he isn't
And it's closed
@@tim_soup7099 Koklo is a slur reffering to Ukrainians, schwein is German word for pig.
I can't help but feel some games only retroactively exist whenever Sseth talks about them.
SSeth is a god
@@alexanderjk3285 yes the god of deveption and decit
I bought a game from Steam because of him (Kenshi) and all of the recent comments were "Hey hey people".
I think it's fair to say he has the ability to raise up whatever game he wanted given it's a title not many people know about.
@@tavernburner3066 you forgot your many parethesis there friend
They made only games for Sseth
this is the type of game i would have absolutely no fun playing and be riddled with anxiety, but absolutely enjoy watching others play, and learn the lore.
Basically how i felt playing it. Easily can recommend it.
Same
I thought the samd thing.
Pretty much every game Sseth recommends.
Kenshi is the epitome of this imo
You gotta love Sseth. Dude treats everyone equally, regardless of disabilities. You either handle the seizure inducing scenes or, alternatively, engage in a very intimate session with the floor.
Please stop giving me mean comments. My mother reads the comments I get and she cries a lot because of it. Please be nice, dear kro
@@AxxLAfriku Tell your mother I said hello and I hope she is doing well :) I have never met her but I am sure she is a lovely lady :)))
Your weaknesses are not my responsibility.
I mean, he did give a warning. _And when Seth gives you a warning you better listen_
Also considering he is autistic, the game would have been hell on his eyes just playing it, since we tend to have intense sensory issues
@@AxxLAfriku Then do your ma a favour and delete your YT so she won't have to cry about her disappointment of a child.
What I love about our game industry, it's that you have three options: ancient quest games, rudimentary shooters funded by FSB and a Russian Roulette of indie games that could be either a crappy F2P multiplayer, or something actually great, like this one right here
Wow, dementia in the west went real, FSB funding? hahahaha. Funny because the opposite is real, in the U.S the military industrial complex puts a ton of money to brainwash kids with CoD.
@@MoonlightVKV I shit you not, there's at least 2 or 3 games which were funded by, well, not exactly FSB, but by FSKN - basically Russian DEA. Two FPS games were not good, and one arcade game was oddly reminiscent of The Lost Vikings, so it wasn't really bad
@@pug-aloentertainment3801 Do you have any evidence to what you're saying?
@@MoonlightVKV for some reason my reply got insta-deleted. At any rate, you wanna look up "Боец Спецназа ФСКН". You will probably need to use translator a lot, since most of the info on this game and its sequel/expansion are not in English (obviously)
@@pug-aloentertainment3801 Took a look at it, there's no evidence of such thing, just dumb rumors.
Being Russian and understanding all these memes is just hilarious
1:24 this meme about Ukrainian from russian copycat japanese 2chan (nii-chan) called 2ch (dvach or sosach)
The more you know.
@@СырнаНе-Бака харкач еще кто-то называет сосачем? Ты серьезно?
@@Sews Да. На самом Абучане его так порой называют... Или на нульчане Ультрасемён так назвал в дизлайках.
@@СырнаНе-Бака да они в курсе что такое боевые картиночки, у них что-то подобное про Британию есть.
I hope you guys don't plan to invade Poland without your ol' Pals from the goold ol' times, though ...
Huh, that's why this game had a familiar aesthetic, some familiar sounds, and an overall familiar feeling... Same developer as Hammerfight, another "weird flying machine" game. Good to see he's still making games.
Damn, that comment just took me back the best part of a decade. I forgot about hammerfight.
hammerfight was cool
I remember that game!
I was told High Fleet is the prequel to Hammerfight as your actions here cause an apocalypse. Not sure that if canon though.
I was just thinking of that game this week, glad to see he is still in business
Remember how Sseth predicted coronavirus in CK2 video? Now it seems like it's Kazakhstan's turn.
aaaaaand its already irrelevant
Don’t forget his Might and Magic 3 video where he has ‘Corona’ and ‘Even the Chinese aren’t safe’… in 2018.
@@GastropodGaming2006 Kazakhstan actually had riots not long ago all around the country. Government objects were burned down
@@maddysonEBANAT yep. but, now it's irrelevant suddenly. no news in a week lmao.
@@GastropodGaming2006 because of Ukraine
Well, that Kazakhstan-Rebelion-Putin joke aged pretty good, this man is a prophet
now with the russian-ukrainian invasion it hits different :/
It's like Seeth is trying to teach geopolitics in a shitposting form...
@@hu-ry ...you do realize there actually WAS a rebellion in Kazakhstan like two months ago, right? In fact that actually happened not super long after Sseth's review released iirc. But yeah sure post-Soviet whatever it's not like they're different countries or anything
@@Destroyer2150 hey... Remember The Ck2 Review That He Talked About a Pandemic 2 Months before Covid.... MY GOD SSETH CAN SE THE FUTURE AND HE USE THIS POWERS TO MAKE JOKES
@@kevinhenrique4256 his humor goes so far in to absurduty that it circles back to reality.
0:20 I love how you caught the Russian dev saying "I believe in Jesus Christ" out of any context lmao
And it's a game about neo byzantio-russo-crusaderland bombing deserts...
Based
what context does it need? Man's just based
It's actually in context if you watch the original video. Makes it even more funny.
He's also congratulate you for every Orthodox holidays in HighFleet group
Пролистал его группу в вк, так что нам не придётся?
The custom ships are amazing
I knew you were a true believer. I didn't know how I knew, but I did.
OYYYYYY VEEEYYYYYYYY
Normally I hate youtubers commenting everywhere for free exposure, but this feels right up your alley.
Damn Donut, cultured I must say.
...Have you edited some vlogs today yet?
Gear review featuring General Sseth and ProMag when?
*_"The death of one is tragedy, but the death of many is a good start"_*_ -Sseth 2k21_
*"When you ran out of ammo, you become the ammo"*
-Japanese- Imperial Guard would be so proud
Praise be the God Emperor of Mankind!!!
@@nalrashido Hirohito!
"Tennōheika Banzai" is technically praising the Emperor.
Space Marines basically being genehanced Islamists just checks out tbh.
The ELINT system looks a lot like real Russian RWR (RADAR Warning Receiver) systems in their aircraft. It has that weird "pretend phone for kids" bit around the outside (which lights up showing the direction of received radiation), and the part in the middle (besides the "Warning! Danger Close" bit) shows the intensity of incoming radiation. I think it was Growling Sidewinder (a DCS youtuber) who made a video of him flying a MiG-29 against an F-22, having to try to locate and intercept the F-22 using solely the RWR. He had to time his missile-dodges based on when he saw the radiation rapidly increase in intensity as the Raptor's missiles approached. He successfully dodged two or three missiles, but was unable to get visuals on the target and was splashed by a shot he dodged incorrectly.
Very weird stuff, but an important part of any aircraft's arsenal.
RHS aircrafts in Arma 3 gets a surprisingly decent rendition of them.
Safe to say, you start hearing the thing go off, you start diving, or praying, whichever comes first.
Also, the central icon between all the bearing indicator lights depicts a MiG - 21 which I think is slightly amusing.
2/3 is a REALLY good dodge rate btw
Everytime Sseth disappears, I am torn between "Damn, I want him to upload soon" and "He's taking this time to play games that he will review for us and that he enjoys. I hope"
edit: congrats on 1 mil man
I was thinking he quit youtube and got a "normal" job. He's got a medical background IIRC, so I wouldn't have blamed him if he pursued that, but... selfishly, I'd miss his weird sense of humour so much.
He's got a huge backlog of game he plans on reviewing, you can see it on one of his streams
@@landotucker if yall like Sseth's content i think yall would enjoy AmbiguousAmphibian too (he even admits sseth's was a great inspiration to him), his kenshi series are hilarious besides having other great series too. Also a funny dude is Martincitopants, Kerbal Space program series are funny af.
and of course i think everybody knows UberDanger, who is a personal friend of Sseth in real life, their video together on bitchute is golden (N Word disclaimer tho).
I just assume he's dead until he proves otherwise
@@drewinsur7321 "n word disclaimer" bruh have you even seen sseths videos on Google drive?
Also, Max0r
Protip: Strip all the armor off the Sevastopol at game start. Removing parts takes 0 time and will massively reduce its weight, therefore increasing its speed and fuel efficiency. Later on you can add a flight deck and planes and turn it into a tanker/carrier/missile support cruiser, which is its best role fit.
Я с него снимаю всё вооружение и боекомплект чтобы ещё сильнее снизить вес. Всё равно мой Севастополь никогда не используется в бою.
Sevastopol is the ultimate "OH YEAH? *whips out a khrushevka-sized dong*"
@@sens0ry0verl0ard7 yeah, its the ultimate problem solver.
Where can I download custom made Sevastopols?
Protip: cover your missile carriers with armor and start a nuclear war on the first move, because that's the way
"...when all your senses are drowned out by the scream of gunfire."
As an American, you have my attention.
As an ork you have my attention!
"You're vastly outnumbered, outgunned, and flatout broke" is the quote that really got me involved into finding out how the story of SSeth's playthough proceeded.
"The Death Star of David"
My fucking sides.
the windmill of friendship made me laugh even more
@@yosefyonin6824 I laughed but I shouldn't have been laughing he just knows how to put a smile on your face.
as a Kazakhstan resident, it's indeed a fictional desert planet which has some traces of intelligent life
Gentleman, this video is starting to age like a fine vine.
Fine vine is not a misspelling btw, couldn't afford wine because we needed the funds to buy fuel.
I was told the dev for this game was both a genius and insane, you drove that home pretty damn well Sseth and I appreciate it
Here's to hoping your fiber lines stay safe and the merchants guild has located the bastard that did it and given him proper punishment in the barney cell
I have to ask: “Barney the Dino-Cell“?
He isn’t insane, he’s just too based for this world
how I never heard of this ? this seem like completely my jam. I love unnecessary complexity
It's always a delight to hear "Hey Hey, People" especially after 4 months.
It's like dopamine injected straight into the veins
Its good to get my fix once again
Its like dad came home with cigarettes AND milk
Sseth’s moral relativism is always makes me wonder wether he’d do extremely well or terribly poorly as a world leader. I hope to god I never find out.
Also if it's better to be on his side or not lol
if sseth were a world leader he would be on the news every other day. and not in a good way
Don’t worry, the merchants guild is assuring you won’t have to wonder for very much longer…
Sseth would be a hilarious chaotic neutral dictator.
As a PROUD member of the merchant's guild, this question is not my problem, it is the problem of the poor dude down the road with healthy kidneys that would fetch a good pri- I mean function very well inside of his body
I am convinced that Sseth can predict the future...
He doesn't predict, he scripts it..
The modern incarnation of Kassandra; writing the future in cryptic videogame reviews
The titanic might not have sunk without lifeboats, but the titan certainly did
That's why you watched this video, isn't it? You thought, if he was an ordinary man, he wouldn't make it. But if he can really read the future...
it's really not that bad using your money on expensive ammo when you think about the terror they feel as they've failed to evade your laser guided weaponry, and you have made them understand the horror that is fighting against an abandoned Sayadi Task Force
The thing is Sseth has the genetic condition know as, "Being critically Jewish". The idea of wasting money gives him night terrors. Honestly we need more Sseth's in government, can you imagine just much better our nations would be if our politicians actually sweated bullets at the thought of needlessly spending tax money?
The_RyujinLP “we need to torture things to see the best methods to make adrenalized blood though”
Or just macross missile the shit out of them making your screen a blur of explosions and smoke with the cheap stuff while singing katyusha. Best feeling in the world.
@@TheRyujinLP What else are politicians supposed to do with tax money? Hoard it?
@@Ansalion Hence the word 'needlessly'.
As a Russian, I can relate.
I captured my 1st reactor in Khiva when i was 6 years old.
You do the "пожалуйста" part well, and that's the most important. How well you say the rest is irrelevant as taking the money is of the utmost priority.
I mean, he got the STALKER review well and even slid some Ukrainian joke so he knows his stuff
Sigma grindset
@@Salesedere Sigma rule #3.14 - become proficient in every language to facilitate robbery at gunpoint
0:58
>Khiva
This one didn't age the best, did it
>Target is a nuclear plant
This one REALLY didn't age the best, did it?
What is happening in Uzbekistan?
Only if you force it.
Highfleet is basically a dieselpunk Ostern (Easterns) which is a genre of Russian fiction kinda like the American Western but instead of Cowboys and Indians its Cossacks and Central Asians. They're stories set in era of Russian Expansion Eastwards which is considered a romantic setting in 19th Century Russia.
Particularly Highfleet is based on the Khivan Campaign of 1873, when the Russian Empire got sick of the hijinks of the Khivan Khanate and decided to conquer. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khivan_campaign_of_1873
@@nigeltan676 Imagine my shock, when one becomes smarter reading youtube comments. Thanks m8!
@@nigeltan676 Fascinating, an entirely new genre of movies for me to explore! Thank you for enlightening my ignorant self.
Seth is like the dad that left for milk and didnt come back. But then after 10 years does come back, only to leave again after he just reintegrated himself back into the family.
*Please dad, please don't leave us again*
should ask mum to finaly accept dad ...
More like the mysterious dad who works overseas in a remote, clandestine island in the middle of nowhere.
For sigs, not milk. But I could believe if you said «yak's milk»
@@SteelShroom256 that dad has seen some shit
the man is a fucking doctor be glad you get what you get
Some serious props for these extremely intricate and, quite frankly, obscure references to the modern Russian/CIS culture.
I am genuinely starting to believe you're very much akin to Revolver Ocelot, Sseth
When that pig appeared I went into a seizure of laughter
@@thecandlemaker1329 I exploded in laughter harder than a person on 3rd of April 2017, 14:33 in Saint-Petersburg subway
@@thecandlemaker1329 I'm not Slavic enough to understand. Take pity on a poor merchant?
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kek
He's an old KGB enforcer with a voice modulator to make him sound like a 20something yrold Canadian!
Almost made it through NNN this year, but looks like Sseth is taking me out of the running.
Nah, now you’re just “Never Not Nutting”. Stay strong King.
for anyone in the future that got this game, here are some life saving tips and a good start guide.
Turn off your radar and rely on elint and your IR radar. Elint is a system that detects other radar systems. Enemies will use their elints to find you but also keep their radars on. Which is a great way to spot and avoid them. Only turn your radar on when you think your close to something you wanna attack. Like a cargo ship or town. But for the most part, keep it off.
Build role specific ships. I would edit already built ships, add modifications, remove aspects to have very designated roles. Combat ship, radar ship, fuel ship, missile ship, aircraft ships, anti missile ship, decoy ships. I dont know why they want the prebuilt ships to do a bit of everything. Not how that works IRL
Combat ships are heavily armored and heavily gunned. High caliber cannons for damage and miniguns to shoot down incoming missiles and cannon fire. 4 or 5 miniguns can literally shoot down anything shot at it while 4-5 large guns will instantly kill most ships.(Large expensive ships)
Aircraft ship which holds bomber and fighter planes. Sending a few bomber planes to a town before you arrive can kill everything before you even get there. You can always buy more planes and bombs too. Fighter planes either assault ships or take down other planes and missiles. Once i learnt how to use this system, the game became 5 times easier. Most useful support ship.
Radar ship which has unblocked radar, elint, jammer, IR radar. Which gives a much longer detection range than the main ship. Make them fast too so they can possibly scout ahead. Better than sending in the large slow fleet and getting into trouble if your uncertain about an area that recently had hunters.
Fuel ships which is essentially a big tanker with jets. Usefull for splitting into 2 parties or just extending the range of your main fleet.
Missile ships are extremely important. Get a ship with just the basics and load it up with Silos and put in ballistic missiles. Firing missiles at enemies before a big fight can cripple them and you can always buy more in towns. VERY usefull for taking minimum damage in bigger fights.
Anti missile ship which has tons of those anti missile rockets and medium caliber cannons to shoot down ballistic missiles. When you detect incoming missiles, send this ship out infront to intercept everything. Great for when THAT missile spamming fker ship detects you later in the game and fires 30+ missiles at you.. If he finds you.. Which would end most normal runs.
A decoy ship to lead enemies away from the main party. cheap lightweight throwaway ship to stop the large hunting parties from finding you early.
Only ever use the jammer if missiles are coming at you and you think it might end your run. When you turn on the jammers, all enemies get notified of where you are. But the incoming missiles freak out and miss. Better haul ass to a few towns away after.
Great tips, mate. Thank you!
Specialized forces beat generalist forces whenever you have a slow but solid plan, but generalism beats out specialisation when you are relying on subterfuge and high risk tasks.
I've found out that specialization works really well "lategame" but generalist approach will suit those who like to push "earlygame". Sooooo.... the best approach is to do both, simultaneously, on whichever front seems to most suit either, because having little resources somewhere is kinda like earlygame, but having a solid frontline is kinda like lategame.
I personally focus on specialization, since I'm very big on slow-rolling over my enemy untill they turn to grade ULH3000 paste, but some people find blitzkrieg to be their cup of tea! Good luck out there.
@@secretname2670 The problem with general ships is that you take too much damage fighting with ships you shouldn't be fighting with.
Why does the longbow have miniguns and armor? I do not know but i sure as shit won't be sending that thing to the front lines lol.
If i fought with generalist ships, id be spending all my money and time repairing them.
Yea since you can't get custom ships later on, i usually start with them early and then get whatever generalist ships through the campaign.
A big flaw that i've realized is that having one of your specialist ships die early on can just kill a run. Mainly the AA or main battle ship. If those die for me before i have suitable replacements or backups, it's gg.
@@sadrootbeer you may be taking fights on equal or disadvantageous position. A general fighter should exploit all kinds of things that it can, because a specialist won't be able to exploit a lot of those things themselves. Generalist forces are all about positioning and taking ambush fights while specialists are about planning and gaining overwhelming advantage in few things instead of small advantage in many.
Sun Tzu said that.
Amazing game, this review makes me wanna go for a 2nd playthrough. However being a russian I wouldn't describe it's vibes as soviet it's more like a dune+madmax set in afghanistan/central asian steppes with a pinch of pre-revolution russian flavour with a bit of diesel, cameltech and nuclear goodness.
Game doesn't feel raw or unfinished however being made by one guy we probably won't see more of it
What is cameltech?
Cameltech is something I didn't know I wanted in my life.
@@whoischamp2273 A level of technology where camel is a viable and important element
It's more Tsarist
I appreciate the central asia vibe, it's rather untapped
The only reason this man hasn't been fired as Activision Blizzard CEO yet is his great video reviews.
I've seen Dune mentioned several times in the comments. Fun thing is that Dune's Fremen are partially based on Cossacks. One of the proposed etymologies of the word "Cossack" is "Free man" in Turkic, Fremen sietches are similar to Cossack seches, and their history is pretty much the same - they're runaway slaves who become raiders and pirates, then they are recruited by government and become a part of army, then they become a tool of oppression for the Emperor, and ultimately they end up as bunch of nobodies playing dress-up.
Also Conan the Barbarian spent some time as a Cossack, and this is not some fan fiction but hardest canon from Robert E. Howard himself.
The existence of sandworms is explicitly implied. This game doesn't take place on Earth. It's an abandoned colony on a Super-Earth type planet.
@@rustyshackleford1508 wait if it's a Super Earth wouldn't it be harder for a Flying Fleet to function?
@@vincegalila7211 Depends on how dense the core is. Also, the airfleets are burning massive volumes of methane and are only able to skim over the surface, so it's probably the case.
@@rustyshackleford1508 so it's not current day central russia?
good god. a non-slavic youtuber that pronounced "babushka" correctly. another reason why I love sseth. fucking thank you.
his girlfriend is Polish
Sseth is a cryptogerman neanderthal of tatar descent, he is 100% slavic or at least genetically modified
He has the Hyporborean hunter gatherer spirit
I love the intro of "Act fast or possibly die(or have a seizure)".
Really gateways the content against the unworthy, respectively ofc.
Eugenics on a video
"State enforced eugenics and mandatory sterilization of other races who aren't your own... are relatively simple law to pass with minimal political experience."
~SSeth 2020
Endless Space 2 review 15min 47sec.
Dear SSeth, if it's 20mm or more, it's no longer a machine gun, but a machine cannon.
That's why the German horse drawn 20mm "fuck you and the house you're hiding in" gun was a cannon.
Actually the correct term in English is "Autocannon", but yes.
Or guns have been scaling up so far they are demoted.
@@MaxterandKiwiKing
Good thing ,because I suspect that Assault Cannons would be banned for some bullshit reason. How am I supposed to defend my ice cream stand without my them?
@@HrHaakon Sadly, anything classified as a cannon, such as 20mm or more, is illegal to own here in the USA without special permits due to being classified as a destructive device. I think there is an exception for old timey muzzle-loaded cannons that shoot cannon balls, but I'm not 100 percent sure.
@@MaxterandKiwiKing
So if I made a fully automatic blackpowder cannon, I could sell it on ebay?
;_;
I love America.
I been watching the development of this game for years but somehow forgot about it. It looks like it came together very well :D
I love the whole vibe of the Soviet run down but rugged machinery.
Bruh soviet this soviet that meanwhile the game clearly has tsarist vibes first and foremost
nah it has more arabic vibe tbh
It's more like Imperial Russia meets Dune sans worms & spice with huge Silent Hunter flavor from all that radio-intercepting-plotting-convoy-stalking business.
@@konstantin3374 Sans worm doesn't exist, it can't hurt you!
@@rnkishi more Central Asia, like Afghanistan & Turkmenistan. Some cities are named after real ones from that region, like Khiva.
How to highfleet:
1: Throw out the concept of being a carrier simulator. Download a battleship.
2: Buy your battleship at game start. Realise you have no money for literally anything else.
3: Ignore the rulers and other tools on the screen.
4: Charge into city after city and annihilate everything with massive bombardment.
5: Reach Khiva.
6: Capture Khiva.
7: Get screwed by the game surprising you with multiple incoming nuclear missile launchers and fleets.
8: Lose.
This game is exactly what we, the Western World, want from Russian Developers. This game is the physical embodiment of "What if Russian Grunge became a game?"
As a fan of the aesthetics of late 60's/70's era soviet tech, especially their warship designs, this game tickles me in all my no-no zones.
Who cares what the western world wants
@@bruh-hj7gi People who want to make lots of money?
@@jic1 money is gay
@@bruh-hj7gi The people living in the Western world, one would imagine.
Sseth you're an absolute legend for including every single backer in the credits and even bothering to put something entertaining on at the same time
The fact that he used a most appropriate lesser-known imperial version of the “farewell of a slavic woman” [Прощание славянки, prosh’aniye slavyanki] as credits music is a nice cherry on top. The attention to detail and cultural know-how is amazing.
I love this game. this feels like an insane 90s simulation game. something that should not exist today. This game is a gem.
Its published by the reborn Micropose. So yeah, its pretty much a 90s game with a modern look.
reminds me a little of the infograms game Project Neptune where you directed a submarine
This game was much more linear and combat oriented... until dev played CMANO. Now its a fleet sim as well.
@@fokka6010 It feels like a perfect mix honestly, I usually hate strategy but this gets your blood pumping while also making you think
"we're the good guys. god is with us on this campaign" did not age well
It is if you are Russian blaring Tanc A Lelek into the Ukrainians
@@MrAsaqe No.
lol
id say it ages like the finest wine
@@bluejacketergazu2447 Ah yes! The famous Russian wine made of milk!
The best part about Highfleet is that winning the campaign just means you're ready for the real battle.
What do you mean?
@@pedropradacarciofi2517 You will find out.
While I love that Seth reviewed this game, I really think that he didnt do justice to the treacherus amount of stress you are when in combat or on the world map desperately trying to dodge enemy fleets, since you know that even if you win, it's gonna be costly.
You are just staring at the world map but your blood pressures reaches new levels as your hear the words "thermal signature detected" and the sirens and fog horns grow ever more silent as the missile is burning restlessly towards your flagship delivering it's nuclear payload to it's destination.
With liberal application of fighter bombers there is no threat.
Jokes on you: I've never used them, because I SUCK at intercepting them
@@MWSamekh EXPENSSSSE
While 1000km per 2038 tons of fuel sounds pretty bad, having a mileage of ~.5 km/t, the ships in this game can move 1 ton of cargo 1.38km for only 1 ton of fuel, about 7.5 times more than a long range boeing 777, which has a mere 0.18km/t/t.
So the guy that said they use nuclear engines was probably right
Those numbers seem wrong
@@jbfsr4965 You should remember that ships themselves are absolutely gargantuan in sizes. You are literally flying whole cities. To compare, aircraft carriers IRL "according to the Royal Navy's Rear Admiral Neil Morisetti, can only manage 12 inches on a gallon of fuel". So the carrier gets you 0.3048 meters per gallon of diesel while these ships get you 1.58 meters per same weight in liquid methane.
So yeah, the numbers are off - these ships are crazy power efficient for their rugged look.
@@burningsinner1132 I had to look some specs. A boeing 777 does arround 0.08km/L. 0.18km/t is too much. With a full tank you would do arround 30km. Not very usefull.
@@jbfsr4965 he's talking about (km/t)/t or kmilometers per ton of fuel per ton of extra cargo.
At least i think.
finally got my hand on this gem. Decided to go on a glorious run of pure kindness before got caught up when a babushka decided my fleet is a danger to her hometown. When all of my ship got destroyed, i know it's only matter of time till i activate the ol' nuke switcheroo. thousand dead at the cost of only -1 kindness, it's not a bad deal i think to myself. That's it, until the SG decided to nuke the rest of my fleet to winter wonderland.
10/10 will commit 'warcrime' again.
The brilliance of Russian technology is that it either doesn't work at all or survives through 2 nuclear winters before needing to change out a spring
It's often same tech, but to make it work eternaly you need to be technopriest.
The design philosophy of all Russian technology is "Is it proof against and able to be operated by a pair of drunk illiterate peasants?"
@Tech Priest How many techpriests does it take to change a lightbulb?
I've heard it said of the soviet space shuttle equivalent that it comes across as a spacecraft that was designed by guys who don't own shoes, which I think is rather apt for most soviet technical solutions
@@danielawesome36 how many you got?
This game is solid proof that the videogame industry is 6 feet under.
A single man being able to achieve what a corporation with endless budget can't.
Gamers, we gotta rise up!
Ummm rise up? I just don't buy shitty products, what are you suggesting we do?
@@santiagofantoni2643 Revolution
> A single man being able to achieve what a corporation with endless budget can't.
Not _can't_ , but _refuses to_ .
@@FoxbatSVK its the lemmings' fault for paying for COD over and over and over again.. The big money is in the zombie-pay-pig demographic.
@@randalthor6872 You're not wrong. It's a sad state of affairs.
One of the most fun aspects of any Sseth upload for me is seeing what extravagant song he has had to pick out in order to have enough time to list the hundreds of patrons he now has. And those ending credits just keep getting longer
What song is it?
@@HuxleysShaggyDog Another guy in the comments said it's "Farewell of Slavianka" (the 1997 version)
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Yes, the merchant guild keeps growing as do we keep intercepting Seth's feet pixs
It's so good to the point that Pyro ripped it off for his main videos.
@@StrikeWarlock Which vid did he rip it off in? I wanna find it
0:36 This description is, at time of writing, unbearably accurate.
Gosh this game looks so much better than it has any right or reason to. It's absolutely gorgeous and the effects like glitches, explosions, smoke, and even the convulsive flashes of light, are like nothing i've ever seen before.
This and a lot of other low budget games have something mainstream releases don’t have anymore, personality and simplicity, which is somehow synonymous with “bad”
@@hahahahaha7237 It's not so simple when the UI is too realistically complicated.
Not gonna mention the insane sound design?
Sounds like actual cannon fire
Too bad the newer one sanitizes the glitch effect... nah, just kidding, _But I’m installing a mod for the original glitch effect for immersive sheer heart attack panicking_
Knowing the dev is from russia I would assume it probably IS actual recorded cannon fire.
Imagine being anywhere remotely close to a battle like that going on, the amount of debris raining down is just insane.
Loot time.
Hey Sseth. I emailed the dev and he replied to me with the following information.
"
Hi, -------!
Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much for the warm review of our game. We just need to make some final fixes to the game and we'll almost certainly start building the arena. So we are looking in the same direction :)
Cheers,
Konstantin
"
Sset is a prophet. Khazakhstan is on the rails to his vision.
Probably one of the most intuitive ship-builders I've played (That also allow you to take your ship out to do some actual stuffs). Being a fantastical yet oddly "grounded" setting also helps this alot. Just the ship builder part imo is already worth it, the campaign is just a neat little bonus to help you further engross into this bizarrely fascinating world they built.
Наконец-то новое познавательное ревью от лучшего обзорщика видеоигр в СНГ
Шотландия вступила в СНГ? Не знал, но теперь ждем Ньюфаундленд.
@@musclesglasses5790 Путин - президент мира!
@@musclesglasses5790 здесь ньюфаундлендер. мы работаем над этим.
Ляя и тут русские
@@andreyzvonnik1918 где хайфлит - там и русские
So many great Russian devs out there, I'm happy they're getting more recognition.
Western devs are too bogged down with wokeness and it's infecting their Japanese divisions, too. Poland and Russia, you are our only hope.
@@ulrickts Yeah Japanese games was supposed to be my escape from western woke propaganda in video games. But now they already infected.
@@ulrickts Ah yes, the main problem with the videogame industry, wokeness. It's definitely not the buggy releases, literal gambling, toxic culture, aggressive and misleading marketing... it's the pesky females without huge junks in mah game.
Also, I think why Russian (and eastern in general) games work so well with some people is because they are ready to sacrifice literally everything for immersion and they don't care if non-hardcore gamers cannot even begin to get a grip on their games. Which is exactly what some people (like you, probably) are looking for. This is not a good nor bad design choice, it's just different and it works for some.
@@ulrickts tbh, im looking at russian gamedev from inside the country and you are probably overestimating it. Yeah, the indie projects are pretty unique and cool, and games like Highfleet seem to have a soul put into them - they feel alive...but it's a very rare occasion, and these games are small. Most of large releases are too commercial, it's usually multiplayer stuff to sell aiming at target audience inside the country. Add to this that our currency exchange rate sucks ass and education system is not exactly doing a great work at making people good at programming and you get the idea why developers usually get paid ~5-10x more than average payroll, and why there is not a lot of gamedev studios.
Can't speak about Poland, though, have no info or experience outside of generally known facts and news.
@@DiscordedPriest STALKER came out of Ukraine, the only Russian devs I know of is really Konstantin and BSG
Holy shit did seth predicted the Kazakhstan rebellion 2 month before hand.
At this point I just assume seth has an inside man in every government and game development studio of the world
@@MrHarrystank I feel you are grossly oversimplifying matters. It is easy to notice international tensions, and arguably warfare is more natural than peace, yes. But your philosophy cannot explain periods of international tension which did not lead to war, such as the Cuban Missile Crisis.
It’s surprising with how much clarity and almost-fluidity you’ve said “Give me your money, please” in russian. At least for me, - a russian guy - it sounded quite legit. Even though you can’t really avoid the “smoothing” of words whenever someone who isn’t russian says those words.
Anyway, great video!
he's ethnically Russian-Jewish, that'd be why
Welp, i heard "дай мне твоё деньги, пожалуйста"
In this case you need to use "твои" exept "твоё"
Decent pronunciation. For western spy of course
Can you explain what you mean by "smoothing words"?
@@Reikianolla
By that I mean when Sseth says the entire sentence, most words have him pronounce their ending letters with a little bit of smoothing as if he adds a “Ь” sign (which gives a word a needed sound when you say it) even though he doesn’t.
You could also say it’s “softening” of words. It’s quite complicated to just explain in text, so sorry if I’m not getting through with all these explanations. But I can tell you for sure that the “ь” plays a major role in most russian wordings and is quite important.