fun fact, the satisfactory team actually uses this guys world that hes built to do quality control. his world was able to help the team make the frame rate pretty stable while running all this chaos.
Fun fact, Josh was a game tester before he began his channel. What he does is pushing games to their limits and the guys working on Satisfactory were intelligent enough to see the upsides of a maniac playing their game
"I am not putting 200-400 hours into a factory game." Oh, my sweet summer child. Once you take a hit of the Factorio, you will never see the sunlight again :D
Fun fact, there's a plush of the lizard doggos that comes with radioactive waste, and the ones in-game can find radioactive waste. I'm like, 90% sure it was specifically because of this video of LGIO.
Factorio and Satisfactory are the most popular and arguably the best factory games right now. They're different from each other. Satisfactory 1.0 just released
@@camellia_vt Most important difference between them is ... not a fact that factorio is top down 2D game and satisfactory 3D. But fact that factorio is rather a time based tower defense game. You have to build rocket and leave which is very hard(or rather long process). In ACTIVELY hostile planet. The longer you play, and the more you build the stronger enemies will try to overrun you. Basicaly zergs. So you have to manage your production and resources during active defense. Meanwhile satisfactory difference is in the name. Its satisfaction game. You dont rush, you dont have timers. Enemies exist, and they can be scary and deadly. But they stay in their spots if you dont trigger their radius they dont attack you. Also resources are infinite. In factorio ores can deplet and you have to move your base to different place. But it satisfactory if you build something that will work forever as long at is has power. Which also can be automated. So even if you are bad in game, dont make optimized stuff, dont expand to much.... you still can finish the game just by setting basic production and leaving game open.
All the let's game it outs official playlists are ordered with the newest episode first, an easy fix for this is the just search for the game in chronological order, an example "Let's game it out Planet Zoo chronological" I recommend watching his Hydroneer videos they're wild
Classic Josh. The man loves to mess with people by being an absolute goblin. I ended up with 959.6 hours in the game. With 220 of it being post 1.0 launch. Finished the achievements today, so I'm gunna play something less math intensive like, Wedding Witch, or Crypt of the Necrodancer for October spookiness.
"I'm not putting 400 hours in something", i thought the same but Satisfactory is one of those "just 5 more minutes" games and when you look up it was 20 hours and you have rebuilt your factory/road/rails etc for the 20th time, or you are chaining cables through the map. My 850hours on Steam speak by themselves
I love watching professional Satisfactory players react to Josh's videos. They're always the ones that have OCD-level organization and symmetrical layouts. And then here comes Josh with massive amounts of spaghetti.
3:08 This may not be the best per se, but I like a game called Hydroneer. In it, you mine dirt, sell what you mine for better tools to mine better, and eventually automate everything. Josh has also played, and then broke, Hydroneer.
it's super fun to really get into and be OCD into "ah yes, with belt speed of X, i need 50 factories to maximise smelting this ore into ingots" and then it just grows more ore deposits more efficient belts and drills more parts to get made made things that those parts need trains drones mega builds everything done to peak efficiency so that not a single item is wasted and every item is made to requirement (or as spare for building the next factory part) and it just keeps going ... and then there's the full 1.0 release updates which add in alien material to make things EVEN MORE EFFICIENT
Dyston Sphere Program is really good. Your ultimate objective is to assemble a Dyson Sphere, a superstructure surrounding a star to harvest energy from it. It's much more 3d oriented and you have logistics between multiple planets and star systems while dealing with a hostile threat from space. The efficiency calculations are also much easier as well.
The Factories in games such as Factorio and Satisfactory produce three main things: - Factory Components, as the factory must grow - Tools + Equipment, to improve your ability to build the factory, or conquer the alien planet. Jetpacks, Weapons, Vehicles etc - Progression Items, which you use to unlock new factory components and recipes. Factorio describes this as Research, while Satisfactory is kind of an "offering to the corporate overlords" to "save the day" The Progression will typically allow you build your factory bigger and more complex, and you will have to use the newly unlocked recipes for the next tier of progression. Both games allow you build neat organized factories, balancing the quantity of each of the machines such that every machine is always running efficiently to produce as many resources as possible. Or, you can just slap machines together to eventually build up enough resources to unlock the next thing. Usually a mix of both.
To answer your questions: - If you are interested, I highly recommend watching Joshs Satisfactory videos in order. Not only show they the progress of the game over the years, but also introduce you to all the mechanics more easily. - As for Factory Games: Satisfactory and Factorio are the best in my eyes. But for a beginner, I would recommend Satisfactory a lot more. You have more leeway in the 3D world, options to do like Exploration besides building and planning, and most importantly for me: infinite resource nodes as well as indestructable bases.
Dyson sphere program is a good factory builder where you have to build up to be able to build dyson spheres with the ability ti go to diferent planets and star clusters. And your also able to link them together with drone ships very fun
yes there is and my top 3 is: Factoiro a 2-d factory building game with some combat, Satifactory 3-d building with very light fighting and then Dyson Sphere project whish is 3-d but can be just building or combat added if you like and it is intergalactic shipping to builds things and can encase a sun to a black hole ^^
Watching Josh’s videos out of order would honestly probably make him giggle given he’s built his TH-cam career around breaking games and making everything as insane and disorganized as possible.
Yes, factory builders have become a genre but the 2 big names are Factorio & Satisfactory. I highly recommend looking up some videos of Satisfactory & maybe trying it out. I myself got completely lost for about 1k hours so far but it depends if this is for you or not. Most people I know are either 5h enjoyers or lost souls it seems. ;) Also - Josh is an absolute maniac xD
It's a game where you get stuff to build stuff to make stuff to build stuff to make stuff kind of like what you said about Raft. Watching Josh's madness is about the most fun unless you watch the review videos of all the engineering "experts". They put 2,000 hours into their builds and are so shocked at what Josh does and they're pretty funny too, but in a different way. Actually watching Josh is what got me to play the game and all of my factories ended up pretty much like his. If you watch others videos they build incredible factories sometimes whole cities, it all depends on what you want to do. As for the nuclear waste at first there was no way to get rid of it but they updated the game with a way to turn it into other stuff.
There's a way to handle nuclear waste in game, you turn it into plutonium then send it to the resource sink, prior to 1.0 if you used the plutonium to power your reactors you'd get plutonium waste and there was no way to get rid of it. With 1.0 there's a way to handle the plutonium waste to make another type of fuel rod called ficsomium which produces no waste when used but has a lower power production compared to plutonium and uranium. I've got 600 hours in this game and i still haven't finished it, have to take breaks from the game or i get overwhelmed trying to automate and semi-optimize factories. Prior to satisfactory, i had never messed with factory games, i will say it got me addicted, right now i bounce between this game and tectonica (another factory have but underground with terrain deformation as one of it's features).
Is it fun? I have 2250 hours in the game… I’m going to go with yes… It’s not for everyone though. As to which is the best Factory game, Toss up Satisfactory, Factorio or Dyson Sphere Project.
I think I found a video where you would likely agree with the conclusions and, strangely enough, it's from The Act Man. It's his video about a list of woke games and how stupid it is, which is to say extremely stupid. Some of the things listed are so stupid it's downright funny in fact. He also has a video saying that Dr. Disrespect has brain damage which makes me want to unhear everything he reacted to. Also, a game I enjoy in moderate amounts and is kind of like this is Hydroneer. The automation relies entirely on water in the base game and the DLC uses a mixture of lava and water. It can be fun so long as you don't play too much too often. You can also find some mods for it that still work, with me having a number of them for a list. Their all on the workshop as well so their easy to access. Trust me on this, you would definitely want some of the mods, they greatly improve things. The main differences are that production of the end product is manual instead of automated and it's mostly mining. Also there is no harming nature, you are limited to set plots and that's it.
My correction, I don’t have time to put 400+ hours into a video game. Between my day job, twitch, TH-cam and my art. I sadly only get to game on stream nowadays.
fun fact, the satisfactory team actually uses this guys world that hes built to do quality control. his world was able to help the team make the frame rate pretty stable while running all this chaos.
They even have a pic of his tornado on the store page on steam
@@Nixotin_ Oh my god, they do. It's even the first pic in the lineup! lmao
Fun fact, Josh was a game tester before he began his channel. What he does is pushing games to their limits and the guys working on Satisfactory were intelligent enough to see the upsides of a maniac playing their game
"I am not putting 200-400 hours into a factory game."
Oh, my sweet summer child. Once you take a hit of the Factorio, you will never see the sunlight again :D
XD
@@camellia_vt There is a reason the community calls the game "Cracktorio" :)
. . . the factory must grow
This was the episode where Let's Game It Out earned his promotion from Madman to Psychopath.
It's one of (if not the) best videos he ever made.
Fun fact, there's a plush of the lizard doggos that comes with radioactive waste, and the ones in-game can find radioactive waste. I'm like, 90% sure it was specifically because of this video of LGIO.
The ones that find the radioactive waste all find it from joshes savegame. It's leaking into everyone else's games. Or at least that's my headcanon.
Factorio and Satisfactory are the most popular and arguably the best factory games right now. They're different from each other. Satisfactory 1.0 just released
Also, you can get a lizard doggo plushie.
OMG!!!!
@@camellia_vt Most important difference between them is ... not a fact that factorio is top down 2D game and satisfactory 3D. But fact that factorio is rather a time based tower defense game. You have to build rocket and leave which is very hard(or rather long process). In ACTIVELY hostile planet. The longer you play, and the more you build the stronger enemies will try to overrun you. Basicaly zergs. So you have to manage your production and resources during active defense.
Meanwhile satisfactory difference is in the name. Its satisfaction game. You dont rush, you dont have timers. Enemies exist, and they can be scary and deadly. But they stay in their spots if you dont trigger their radius they dont attack you. Also resources are infinite. In factorio ores can deplet and you have to move your base to different place. But it satisfactory if you build something that will work forever as long at is has power. Which also can be automated. So even if you are bad in game, dont make optimized stuff, dont expand to much.... you still can finish the game just by setting basic production and leaving game open.
I would also add "Captain of Industry" to it. Game is still being updated and developed, but so far is really good.
You are not immune to the male fantasy, Camelia.
*Creates a massive factory* Isn't it lovely?
0:10 "And no dead animals" Said by a filthy liar in chat.
Watch his Satisfactory video in order please. His patience and his chaotic designs are wild
Definitely worth a watch in order, yes. To see the beautiful chaos unfold.
All the let's game it outs official playlists are ordered with the newest episode first, an easy fix for this is the just search for the game in chronological order, an example "Let's game it out Planet Zoo chronological" I recommend watching his Hydroneer videos they're wild
Classic Josh. The man loves to mess with people by being an absolute goblin.
I ended up with 959.6 hours in the game. With 220 of it being post 1.0 launch. Finished the achievements today, so I'm gunna play something less math intensive like, Wedding Witch, or Crypt of the Necrodancer for October spookiness.
"I'm not putting 400 hours in something", i thought the same but Satisfactory is one of those "just 5 more minutes" games and when you look up it was 20 hours and you have rebuilt your factory/road/rails etc for the 20th time, or you are chaining cables through the map. My 850hours on Steam speak by themselves
I love watching professional Satisfactory players react to Josh's videos. They're always the ones that have OCD-level organization and symmetrical layouts. And then here comes Josh with massive amounts of spaghetti.
3:08 This may not be the best per se, but I like a game called Hydroneer. In it, you mine dirt, sell what you mine for better tools to mine better, and eventually automate everything. Josh has also played, and then broke, Hydroneer.
it's super fun to really get into and be OCD into "ah yes, with belt speed of X, i need 50 factories to maximise smelting this ore into ingots"
and then it just grows
more ore deposits
more efficient belts and drills
more parts to get made
made things that those parts need
trains
drones
mega builds
everything done to peak efficiency so that not a single item is wasted and every item is made to requirement (or as spare for building the next factory part)
and it just keeps going
...
and then there's the full 1.0 release updates
which add in alien material to make things EVEN MORE EFFICIENT
There's like 10 videos in his Satisfactory series. I recommend watching them all.
Dyston Sphere Program is really good. Your ultimate objective is to assemble a Dyson Sphere, a superstructure surrounding a star to harvest energy from it. It's much more 3d oriented and you have logistics between multiple planets and star systems while dealing with a hostile threat from space. The efficiency calculations are also much easier as well.
The Factories in games such as Factorio and Satisfactory produce three main things:
- Factory Components, as the factory must grow
- Tools + Equipment, to improve your ability to build the factory, or conquer the alien planet. Jetpacks, Weapons, Vehicles etc
- Progression Items, which you use to unlock new factory components and recipes. Factorio describes this as Research, while Satisfactory is kind of an "offering to the corporate overlords" to "save the day"
The Progression will typically allow you build your factory bigger and more complex, and you will have to use the newly unlocked recipes for the next tier of progression.
Both games allow you build neat organized factories, balancing the quantity of each of the machines such that every machine is always running efficiently to produce as many resources as possible.
Or, you can just slap machines together to eventually build up enough resources to unlock the next thing.
Usually a mix of both.
So you are watching the playlist from the opposite end. You watched the latest video added to the playlist.
I just found out that he has playlists I've been just adding videos as I see them onto my playlist kekw
To answer your questions:
- If you are interested, I highly recommend watching Joshs Satisfactory videos in order. Not only show they the progress of the game over the years, but also introduce you to all the mechanics more easily.
- As for Factory Games: Satisfactory and Factorio are the best in my eyes. But for a beginner, I would recommend Satisfactory a lot more. You have more leeway in the 3D world, options to do like Exploration besides building and planning, and most importantly for me: infinite resource nodes as well as indestructable bases.
But it’s more chaotic to watch each part randomly
Minecraft factory mods opened up an entire genre of game, thats what Factorio was inspired by.
Minecraft has a factory mode?
Dyson sphere program is a good factory builder where you have to build up to be able to build dyson spheres with the ability ti go to diferent planets and star clusters. And your also able to link them together with drone ships very fun
yes there is and my top 3 is: Factoiro a 2-d factory building game with some combat, Satifactory 3-d building with very light fighting and then Dyson Sphere project whish is 3-d but can be just building or combat added if you like and it is intergalactic shipping to builds things and can encase a sun to a black hole ^^
Watching Josh’s videos out of order would honestly probably make him giggle given he’s built his TH-cam career around breaking games and making everything as insane and disorganized as possible.
More Chaos
Yes, factory builders have become a genre but the 2 big names are Factorio & Satisfactory. I highly recommend looking up some videos of Satisfactory & maybe trying it out. I myself got completely lost for about 1k hours so far but it depends if this is for you or not. Most people I know are either 5h enjoyers or lost souls it seems. ;)
Also - Josh is an absolute maniac xD
It's a game where you get stuff to build stuff to make stuff to build stuff to make stuff kind of like what you said about Raft. Watching Josh's madness is about the most fun unless you watch the review videos of all the engineering "experts". They put 2,000 hours into their builds and are so shocked at what Josh does and they're pretty funny too, but in a different way. Actually watching Josh is what got me to play the game and all of my factories ended up pretty much like his. If you watch others videos they build incredible factories sometimes whole cities, it all depends on what you want to do. As for the nuclear waste at first there was no way to get rid of it but they updated the game with a way to turn it into other stuff.
I love it more let’s game it out love the videos
Josh makes spaghetti factories to break the game.
(he plays it wrong on purpose)
LOL
I've got almost 300 hours. It's really fun.
I think at the point he's playing there was no way to get rid of radioactive waste yet, they added in a system to get rid of it later.
He has a playlist on his channel with all the videos in order. It would be pretty simple to watch these in order.
Yes but this is more chaotic
22:17 Battle of Exegol. Satisfactory edition.
There's a way to handle nuclear waste in game, you turn it into plutonium then send it to the resource sink, prior to 1.0 if you used the plutonium to power your reactors you'd get plutonium waste and there was no way to get rid of it. With 1.0 there's a way to handle the plutonium waste to make another type of fuel rod called ficsomium which produces no waste when used but has a lower power production compared to plutonium and uranium. I've got 600 hours in this game and i still haven't finished it, have to take breaks from the game or i get overwhelmed trying to automate and semi-optimize factories.
Prior to satisfactory, i had never messed with factory games, i will say it got me addicted, right now i bounce between this game and tectonica (another factory have but underground with terrain deformation as one of it's features).
Satisfactory is chill and pretty, Factorio is more intense and complex, but also great.
and no dead animals
aaaabout that~
the best in the factory game genre are factorio and satisfactory
Is it fun?
I have 2250 hours in the game… I’m going to go with yes…
It’s not for everyone though.
As to which is the best Factory game, Toss up Satisfactory, Factorio or Dyson Sphere Project.
13:40
20…
lol
I think I found a video where you would likely agree with the conclusions and, strangely enough, it's from The Act Man. It's his video about a list of woke games and how stupid it is, which is to say extremely stupid. Some of the things listed are so stupid it's downright funny in fact. He also has a video saying that Dr. Disrespect has brain damage which makes me want to unhear everything he reacted to.
Also, a game I enjoy in moderate amounts and is kind of like this is Hydroneer. The automation relies entirely on water in the base game and the DLC uses a mixture of lava and water. It can be fun so long as you don't play too much too often. You can also find some mods for it that still work, with me having a number of them for a list. Their all on the workshop as well so their easy to access. Trust me on this, you would definitely want some of the mods, they greatly improve things. The main differences are that production of the end product is manual instead of automated and it's mostly mining. Also there is no harming nature, you are limited to set plots and that's it.
well how many hous did you put into youtob or twitch if you dont want to put 400 hous in something.
My correction, I don’t have time to put 400+ hours into a video game. Between my day job, twitch, TH-cam and my art. I sadly only get to game on stream nowadays.
Pls make a Factorio reaction vidio I would recommend martincetopants vidio on it
I’ll at it to my react playlist
Am I mentally stable if I put 220 h in 1 month into this game
Questionable but also maybe you got too much time?
The cookie factory game is a shovelware reskined copy of this game.
Factorio is best.
The Factorio dev is kinda rancid, so I have to recommend against giving the game any of your time and money.
I liked the part where it was Josh and we were welcomed back to Let's Game It Out.