WORKERS & RESOURCES SOVIET REPUBLIC | EP. 02 - EVERYTHING ON TRACK (City Builder Lets Play)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Workers & Resources Soviet Republic is a very charming city builder set in a Soviet Republic from the 60s to the 80s. With humble beginnings, we hope to become an economic powerhouse, and perhaps even a global superpower.
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Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic
Manage all aspects of your own republic with planned economy, including mining resources, manufacturing goods, construction, investments, and citizens too.
Create your own industrial complexes with loading and unloading stations, storage, warehouses, and factories.
Build the infrastructure and manage its traffic, including roads, railways, sidewalks, conveyors, wiring, and pipelines. Wisely place and connect factories, houses and warehouses, and make the most efficient connections.
Plan and build the living areas with everything your citizens may need to live their happy life, such as playgrounds, cinema s, taverns, and shops.
Send your citizens to the mine to get coal, iron and other natural resources; or send them to the fields to pick up the crops; or take them to factories to produce manufactured goods.
Sell and purchase resources and goods from western countries or other soviet countries to get dollars or rubles and buy the products or resources you need ... or invest in new infrastructure or buildings.
Enjoy authentic soviet buildings and vehicles, as well as realistic landscapes of the 60's to the 90's.
Play the way you want! You can focus on getting natural resources or products and trade them for money; or you can build a self-sufficient republic; or you can just use the easy sandbox mode with unlimited money/resources and just enjoy building something live.
Economic simulation. Prices of resources on the global market are changing over time as you play -one day you can sell or purchase steel for a $100 per ton, but in a few months the cost can rise to $200 or decrease to $50. The price of everything is connected to the cost of work and resources.
Increasing difficulty.As prices change, the demands of the citizens also change, and you will need more resources to keep them happy and force them to work.
_"OHMYGOD WHAT ARE YOU DOING?! Oh. It worked. Cool. Very cool."_ - engineering in a nutshell.
Thunder Soul nobody gonna y’all about how I’m the only one that recognizes his profile pic from an older time?
I was typing my comment in the exact moment he said that ahah
How trains work in this game:
You don't need two locomotives at both ends. Trains will automatically flip in stations.
NEVER place one way signals after the X-shaped switch. NEVER build two X-shaped switches together. Please bulldoze one X-shaped switch in your line.
Place a two-way signal at entrance and exit of the stations. But NEVER place two signals between station and switch.
Place more than one pair of ONE-WAY signals on your double track main line.
Make sure all of the one way signals are facing the correct direction.
Remember, the game's code about railway signals is pretty shit. If you run into any weird problem, just delete the signals in front of the confused trains, and put them back after the trains have passed.
Also, I am the 60000th subscriber to your channel. Congratulations!
Woah 60k! Nice!
Also - thank you for the crystal clear explanation of how the railway networks work! Will get it up and running smoothly in the next episode!
Also - thanks for the 'grats! =)
@@PartyElite And they aren't semaphore signals, those have an arm. In the UK we call the ones you were using colour aspect signals (if it helps. lol). Think of your tracks as sections, each section stops a train at it if one is in the section ahead, like a chain, each signal controls it's section etc., and as East said, don't use Xovers, just have 2 switches (one each way at the end of each track). If you only have one train going up & down, you don't need any sections etc. (Sir Snowy - retired train driver). :)
Add to what @East Pavilion-er mentioned, the game uses Block Signals. If you've played a game like Factorio, Mashinky, etc you have a better grasp regarding signals. Basically, the entire space of connected track between all sets of signals is considered a block. Only one train can be in a block at a time. If you create a Diamond Crossing (the X-shaped switches) and you put signals on the in-routes and out-routes, the entire X is considered a single block, and thus if two trains are approaching a Diamond Crossing, one will have to stop while the other passes through and clears it before the other can proceed, despite the fact that neither can physically collide. You're better off not using Diamond Crossings.
This game needs chain or Pre-signals, like Factorio has. Those tell a train to go only if they can exit the block they are entering.
In a game like Transport Fever by comparison, that game uses Path signals, which means that you don't even need signals at a Diamond crossing if two trains are passing by one another. On the other hand, if one train needed to use the junction, either train would have been stopped back at a previous signal.
@@PartyElite You probably already knew but seeing this comment right here and maybe for future watchers: Chain signals have been put into the game which means that a chain signal can check two blocks ahead if a path is clear. If there isn't then the train waits those two blocks before so the train will not block a block (pun intended) where there is a switch or crossing.
the year is 1970.
PE: "It's the future"
In 1970 the Soviet Republic already mastered electricity, AI tractors, sub-light speed construction and other menial nonsense, but it was merely the beginning of the greatest state to ever exist.
In early January The Great Leader built the Mormonsk agro-farm along with the fields it serviced, Luhasyzk factorial district and the great Luhasyzk-Mormonsk railroad. Later in the month three new worker accommodations were constructed at a moments notice to work the aforementioned facilities.
The evening of January 20th the Mormonsk farmlands were finally connected to the power grid after 2 to 4 hours after construction. This might be the greatest downfall of this glorious state of ours, so much valuable work-time was lost.
It took the greatest minds of our land to figure out the train schedule and as a result of confusion some parts of the track were deconstructed to be assembled later that day.
At the exact date of 27. January 1970 the entire railroad system was finally working at acceptable productivity levels.
And this concludes our history lesson for the January of 1970.
A most glorious lesson, komrad. One that must be shared equally with all of our friends!
Seriously though this was a hilarious and highly entertaining read =D! Loved it!
What an idiot, for real
Golden cebolo!
It’s making my brain hurt just watching you lay everything out. It would probably melt it if I tried playing the game.
You can already tell his degrading patience for this game and I love it. A perfect game.
I swear if I haven't watched your episodes I'd be smashing my head on my keyboard in regards to some of the nuances of the game.
Keep it up!
Glad to hear I could help! Another episode releasing in... 23 mins ;)!
43:35 "I don't know how such automatization is possible in this era but eh SO-VI-ET"
Tennis used to be a beloved sport in the eastern block, and it wasn't as posh as it is now.
This game looks so complex and satisfying, but the road laying and building placement just looks so annoying it would quickly get tiresome. Game looks like if it could sort out it's terraforming issues I'd love to play it myself
I've gotten more used to the road and terrain weirdness over time, but i absolutely agree - that's the big barrier to entry!
Just set Hills to 0 and you won't have terraforming issues
Yeah this game is OCD people worst nightmare
It's a learning curve for sure but you have tools to help you.
The biggest issue imo is if you are looking from the wrong angle, it looks like your flat land won't change shape. If it's not working try moving the camera around, and you will likely see your near 2d perspective wasn't telling you the real story. There is a very hard limit on how steep terrain can be, and if you turn on the wire mesh (F1 or F2), then you will get a better idea of how steep a section really is. If in doubt, save, then go nuts buying what you need to buy, until you work out how to do what you want to do. Drop a construction building close to the site and buy up some diggers and bulldozers, and it will shape a lot faster.
Once you are happy with what you want to do reload and do it right the first time.
Also this game follows a lot of real world physics. If you have ever been up a ski field you'll know how switch back roads criss cross their way up a mountain. At the hairpin turns, sometimes you can cut into the mountain, but most times you'll need to build up lower ground at the corner to make a flat section big enough for the turn. You only need 1 road width going up the hill, but you need double that width at the turn.
Also, you can grow the yellow roads. It shapes the ground around it and you can keep extending longer rather than accepting the road and it will often get you the shape you were looking for.
It can take some time but it's very rewarding if you manage to make a complex road up a mountain to run your mines. You can easily conveyor down ore most of the time.
One last trick I only recently learnt myself, is if everything is dug up and brown, tap the N key a few times and it dries it all out. That makes it easier, imo, to see the contours of the land.
Hope some of that helps someone out.
you have to slaughter the cows to make meat then put the meat into the refrigerated boxcart for transport
OK this is a bit of a necro comment, but I hope this helps anyone else having issues with the lights for X sections.
For the track switching (the X section), you need the semaphores (lights) only on the entrance to the X sections for the direction the trains are to switch from. If you put them on both ends of the switch they will get stuck on the crossover, or just before it. To explain this in a different way; Hypothetically you have two tacks one we will call "southbound" parallel set of track called "northbound", to have a train switch to the "Southbound" tracks from the "Northbound" tracks and you place a semaphore (signal light) visible only when viewed by a train heading south at the northern end of the X section on both sets of tracks, you then place signals at the southern end of the X section facing south (visible only to trains headed North) on again on both sets of tracks.
RE: tracks, stations, buildings not perfectly aligning with each other, I have seen other youtubers say that if you rotate the building multiple times before you place it, it will automatically snap back to being in-line with the grid.
TL;DR for the following, you're doing awesome!
On a separate note, I love your choices, You chose exactly where I would've chosen to position my city so it can expand towards the river but keeping the power grid distant, chosen far reaching agricultural sectors (although I personally wouldn't have placed it on the river), and are working this very very well. I am really enjoying watching your state grow and flourish and am looking forward to being able to purchase this game myself and use the knowledge I've learnt from you. Spasiba Komrade!
N.B. I'd love to see a big Soviet monument up on the mountain that can be seen for miles around. But that's just a personal preference, this is your state, do what you feel!
For glorious Soviet Union! Workers of the World, Unite!
No
fuck ussr , long live the tsar
Use high voltage wires over long distances, it reduces power loss
Cuban military regulations required one football field per battalion of troops IIRC.
You can select the show wireframe option in the building menu, it helps a lot by show you the height difference of the terrain.
Dude.. My OCD needs to have a word with you.
In general, for trains with a power car on each end the power car will only have a cab on one end because they're pretty much always kept attached unless they're going in for major maintenance. If the locomotive has a cab on both ends it's just meant to attach to the front of any train its required to pull (having a double cab means you don't need to worry about which way round it is before attaching).
Funny to hear "mini-lets play" seeing that the series goes 100 sesions and over lol
Just started the series. Enjoying the series so far. Thanks for the content mate, appreciate it.
Represent the Broletariat!
Hell yeah brostoyevski!
The bus Chav-11M3 is shorted from Chavdar. It is made in Blagoevgrad, Bulgaira and is based on a Skoda chassis
I love how complicated this game is. Once I get my PC built I want to get it. Having said that, this is making my head hurt!
You won't regret it, its extremely complex yet satisfying
Finally....someone who understands this game. Phew!
Although you understand the "shortfalls" of this game, it is obvious that you appreciate its complexity and are able to work within (or around) the "janky bits". Well done !
I look forward to more of the same.
New subscriber. (It only took 1 and a half episodes)
P.S....the road and rail mechanics really need to be ironed out. I feel your pain.
If you notice your manufacturing buildings have two belt conex,
One for raw product,, one for packaged product..aka flow.
if you turn off the payment choices when building roads the game uses and excavators and bulldozers in you construction office to adjusat the land height, the more of those in there the faster
When I first saw this game I was like ok sim city in Russia.... was I wrong this game is more like.... its own little complex monstrous thang and now I want it
you can search about openttd train tutorial so you could learn more than the basics of railroad layout, in the last resort since you are using only one train you could dedicate an unique railroad for passanger and the other one for cargo, I played a lot of Openttd and Railroad empire to mess with railroad layout and crossover and such, I'll need to experimente how this game mecanics the railroad system... if not their shouldn't be an alocated direction in the train station side after a crossover. I need to play this game! Thank you for the content!
Здравствуйте, товарищи! 😂 Thx for video
PLEASE MAKE A LOT OF VIDEOS OF THIS SERIES....I LOVE IT
actually with trains, green light means the track is clear, red light means a train is coming/passing
this gave me a headache but I learned alot so thanks!!!
I fell in love with this channel instantly!!!.I really love your let’s plays
This is cool, if i didn't watch from your Planet Zoo series, i would have never found thiss
43:42
i don’t know how so much automation is possible in this era
SOVIET
Blue bus: Škoda 706 RTO LUX Made in czechoslovakia
What a beautiful republic,comrade
Username checks out!
ehem.........
I was wondering is the future update for this game,include the gulag and other goverment control system
I know there are plans for worker strikes and border walls. So maybe yes to things like gulags?
I personally would like to see a military element, even if it were at Tropico 4 level, where you can add bases, soldiers etc. This isn't C&C, but it would be nice to add that element into the game also imo
I didn't catch it, but I'm wondering whether the game has nuclear power. That could be an interesting direction to evolve in as the game goes on, as I'm pretty sure its the only way to avoid air pollution in this timeframe with electrical generation.
Otherwise, after you setup food stuff, which sounds like it will take at least another episode, mining and manufacturing could be interesting areas to expand. While I know you don't plan to sell to the decadent West yet, it could be cool to try and target different products at the West, and to also acquire Western currency, i.e. dollars, to adjust to say, weird price changes. The game having two currencies makes me think there will be points where one currency will better than another at certain times, which could be interesting to play with.
Maybe it unlocks at the right year (or is coming soon as a feature). Would be cool to mine and process nuclear material!
Yeah! That would be really cool.
That actually makes me wonder whether military production is a thing. Selling AKs alone could be really interesting from an export perspective.
In fact, this game having multiple cash currencies already makes it seem rather interesting from an import/export perspective. It makes me wonder whether during say, the 1980s, one will have a ton of reason to use U.S. dollars instead of rubles, or try to stockpile one currency or another. @@PartyElite
As long as we have the option for nuclear melt down😱
Nuclear power plants is in their plan as is a lot of other things. You can see their development plan on their website.
@@FILNAT2011 This town betraded us blow up the plant
Transport Fever players getting cancer. Sorry dude, greeting your effort in train system but IT DRIVES ME CRAZY. Thanks!
hey bud check your mentions when ya get a chance
This is my biggest playlist..166 episodes
Loving this play through!
This game seems like more work than my job
Football is quite popular in Cuba, as far as I know. But it certainly is popular in most of the west, anyway.
Football is by far the most popular sport in almost every country in the world. Except in the states where the play American rugby.
Don't need two train engines....unless you're carrying a larger load then one engine can handle
Just wanted to point out: Russians play the soccer variety of football, not the American variety of football.
A bit late to the party but just wanted to mention TTD (OpenTTD and Transport Tycoon Deluxe) for the railroad lovers. Also plenty of signaling guides on their wiki.
New follower, this series is excellent
Did they ever fix this game in the 2+ years since this video?
Games been amazing fun and only getting better! Constant, huge quarterly updates and everything
@@PartyElite, great, thank you! Bought it last night. Just discovered their facebook updates. Looking forward to devouring more of your videos in this series (all 200+ of them!) to learn how everything works. It seems like a good time! Nostrovia, komrade!
looks like a fun but hard game
I like mud, maybe PartyElite, yes definitely PartyElite. That is all.
Cool :D
It’s all looking good! Can you access nuclear power stations in this game?
Hell no😱
Oh Sweetie.....have you even played this?
Are you even able to? Do your parents know you that you have access to TH-cam?
All these questions and more....
Clintarella No, no and no.
Здравствуй, товарищ!
Adekyn explains signals (semaphores) here: th-cam.com/video/qjukV5tiLEk/w-d-xo.html
Basically just set up your trains to always drive on the right (just like your roads). Your trains will magically turn around at the end stations.
"Mini Series" okay Party. i decided to watch this after i seen you post it a lot, so far i'm loving it
Keep it up, great game and player ! :p
Soviet skylines.
Indeed comrade
Or just a plain isorrowprouductions video
"i dont know how much automation is possible SOVIET" xDDDD
A movie made up of all the episodes would be over 104 HOURS. LONG 4 DAYS AND 12 HOURS! FOUR DAYS AND A HALF OF YOUR LIFE GONE!
The nicest Soviet leader:
Dude, get a regular store, where your people can get clothes and electronics.
Dude....less mouthy talky, more showy show us all how it's done. Give the guy a break. Start your own TH-cam Channel, or STFU!
epic gaming
Hey
PartyElite It relay look`s like that the game needs A planing mode. So you can plan-out without paying for tear down all the time.
What???? (I teach English to Non-English speakers), yet your question is beyond anything I can understand. What are you trying to say?
@@Clinteresting He saying you should be able to test stuuf and if u dont wont it there u can remove ot wiyhout paying for it
Stupid karen
I know how railroads work (kinda) and one thing I picked out is the curves, they are WAY to tight, a real train went over those the train would derail.
Another thing is what railroads call "blocks". Blocks are the space between signals. Signals are needed at EVERY switch to a industry, station, or cross-over (crossing). Also remove that electrical track, Your spending more power than you produce, and RBS (Regenerative Braking System) was very experimental then, and not widely used, diesel was and still is the primary way to go so get the oil wells going ASAP. The grades are also way to steep, an average train can handle grades of rarely 3% (3 feet per 100 feet). Also when It comes to railroads remember this: Compact tracks have higher yearly cost, if you break out-of the "compact is good" vibe im getting from you the railroads will look alot better, and you might even educate some other people as I am you.
Blocks distances may very, but is up to you.
U have a good flag
I guess you could pull your trains with electricity
I like the idea of a Soviet city builder but the specificity and slow pace of this game looks like it will just be a little too irritating.
my structures are all so twisted, impossible o find a 90 grads angle
can you build army and invade usa? xd
Im searching a game where I could choose artistical style of my buildings
You have not played a train game before have you?
i just realised somthing at one point they say car from DDR (GDR) at another point they say train from East Germany wtf Soviet Republic (the game)
yessss morrrrr plz
Episode 2
79 episodes to go
yes go soviet playing
you have clearly never played Transportation Tycoon Deluxe, lol
Но в начале было приятно
Za Stalina!
hot
It's painful to watch you lay signals on train tracks :)
i rally like this but could you make the videos shorter?(like speed them up or remove details) i literally pressed L every few seconds
otherwise great city planning
I am beginning to think that this game is flat earth propaganda...
watching you play is painful
Stop saying ( We're and We ) you're the one playing the game , not 'WE'
We're WATCHING the video.
I understand your sentiment, however.....the "WE" in question is often used by gamers to show a certain level of inclusion for their viewers.
@PartyElite, please continue, and ignore the pedants.