the sound of the steam achievement at 6:20 means that this guy throughout his entire life playing this game never said yes to doubling rations for kids... interesting.
@@halftimedeus8871 In all honesty it's something of a bad way to go. Firstly the child labour law is the bad way to build a city purely in efficiency terms, because having the children be apprentices gives better, more meaningful benefits in the long run. And in addition, giving the kids the extra rations, in purely gameplay terms just doesn't give much in benefit relative to the costs. In short, if you're not playing meme builds, and are playing well, you shouldn't ever be giving the extra rations to the kids.
Who wrote this "was it worth it" thing here at the end, you know we can still send you out in the -30c weather with no clothes, right? Actually no, that'd be a waste because then your frozen body can't feed the fields.
If you have 3 work shops you can keep 2 empty and rotate emergency shift and have the same 5 eng work 24/7 denying them of any sleep. The death from emergency shift is scripted to happen on second use and only happens once
Funny thing about this whole "child labour" build - ever since the "On The Edge" expansion added in other settlements, there's has canonically been a settlement called the "Children's Mine" near the City, where several hundred kids and only a few adults live in an underground tunnel network. They even mine for coal as their primary industry! So Kleaper is basically just re-creating that place by accident.
First time I ever beat the game after two or three failed attempts: I had reached the end game crisis thing (It's been a year or two since I've played) and I was NOT prepared for it. People were dying in droves, I was out of resources, no one had any heat. Hope plummeted while discontent sky rocketed. Finally my people had had enough, and they gave me two days to get things together or they send me out to die. Sat back and let the world die around me as finally my time arrived. They drug me outside ready to stick me in the stocks to freeze to death, people shouting in the streets, rebellion in full swing. When suddenly the game paused itself and congratulated me on completing the game and leading my colony to survival. I had JUST survived long enough for the game to count it as a win. I sat there shocked, for sure I was about to lose the game and the only reason I didn't just quit out when I knew I was about to lose was because I wanted to see it play out, I figured I let those NPCs down and they deserved to send me to the stocks. 10/10 game this sudden influx of Frostpunk videos in my feed makes me want to fail my way to success again
Imagine getting almost sentenced to death on the steam engine when the storm suddenly goes away at the second the guy presses the button This is some The Mist level of ending
Damn thats even more tense than my first victory. And I only won due to killing over half my people on purpose since my food would've ran out too early otherwise. (triages are a great tool, lol)
25:10 - If you complete Stereoscopic Lenses, THEN enact Emergency Shifts immediately afterwards, you'll get a prompt telling you that the workers become motivated by the storm and a lot of the negative consequences of Emergency Shift _vanish_ for that shift.
Frostpunk. A game where "the ends justify the means" is taken to the absolute extreme. Love this game, even if I don't ever use child labor except for the Winterhome scenario. Automatons are superior to children in terms of labor.
A game where "the ends justify the means" is taken to the extreme, but the developer still likes to waggle their finger at you like a moralistic nanny if you resort to them. As if to say it's more moral to let yourself die than resort to extremes to persist. All I'm saying is that's an awful lot like how people constantly say "Those people who were stranded alone with no food were absolute barbarian savages for eating dead people, I'd never do that in their situation, I'm better than that", but in all reality, they would. They would do those terrible things they demonize in desperate times.
@@AiluridaeAureus I feel that isn't quite the whole lesson. "The ends justify the means" is a understandable message if you only care about short-term survival. The problem is after, the consequences of what you did. Because after the desperate times pass, what then? Do you think this extreme society of totalitarian rule and absolute conformity will relax and become a nicer place to live? No, you may have survived the storm but now humanity lives in a dystopian hell where everyday feels like you have to weather a storm. The lesson and challenge of this game isn't just about survival, it's thriving in spite of it. The game presents you with the option that even in this desperate scenario, the old restrictions and flaws of society were also washed away and you have an opportunity to make a better society. They waggle their finger at you because you take those desperate measures to survive, but after the storm passes the desperate measures remain. With all the conformity, fear, propaganda, and brutality. "The ends justify the means" is a understandable statement if survival and survival alone is your sole concern. Personally I believe "the means justify the end" since the storm will eventually pass and the question becomes what will you have then? In the age of civilization there should be more to life than just solely survival. The goal of the game is move beyond just surviving and create a sort of utopia after the end of the world. The fantasy that you can create a better society after everything has gone to shit. Atleast, that's what I think the devs intended in that final message.
@@stormlordeternal7663 This isn't Weimar Germany, buddy. This isn't temporary economic crisis that will pass in time with good leadership and policy decisions. It's a goddamn ice age. The setting of Frostpunk is an *_ICE AGE._* One completely unprecedented in Earth's history, that potentially is coming from Earth being knocked out of orbit and thrown into the void of space away from the sun. The storm doesn't pass. The storm never passes in your lifetime, or your descendants lifetimes, or their descendants lifetime, ice ages last tens of thousands of years, the storm will keep coming back multiple times a decade, every decade, functionally forever. This isn't an age of civilization in Frostpunk anymore. It's an age of extinction. And if it is indeed that Earth got thrown out of orbit and is drifting further away from the sun, it will just get colder, and _colder_ and *_colder._* Say hello to below -200 Celsius weather forever. There won't be an after, for literal millennia. It will eventually get so cold that oxygen begins to freeze solid and snow down like water snow, the atmosphere itself will freeze into snow, meaning at that point you now need bunkers with complete climate control in order to not go extinct. There will be no utopia. There will be no good times anymore. And yes, *_anything is worth preventing the extinction of humanity. No matter how much suffering it takes._* What we see in the game, this is only the beginning. Earth in the Frostpunk setting is on an impact course to turning into a planet like Uranus. Comparing what's going on in Frostpunk to any crisis in human history where authoritarianism takes hold is pointless because in those situations it wasn't necessary, whatever happened, our species would have survived. Here is different. *_We'll do what we have to do. Otherwise we might as well just hang ourselves and be done with it instead of letting the blizzard take us slower._*
CO2 solidifies in open air at -78.5C/-109.2F. In this game, this point is reached at 27:54. So from that time onward, not all of what you see is water ice and snow. Some of it is dry ice. As it gets colder, the ability of the air to hold water will decrease, but so will its ability to hold CO2. As burning coal and breathing humans produce CO2, around every occupied building, furnace and generator, more and more of the ice will be dry ice as it gets colder. Different crystal structure of water ice and frozen CO2 will mean that over time, you will notice that around buildings the texture and color of the ice and snow will differ because it is mostly dry ice.
It also means that, when the storm ends and the temperature rises back to -20 C, all of that dry ice is going to sublimate, and since pure CO2 is heavier than air, it's not going to leave the crater for a good while. Hopefully it's less than, oh, around three feet deep, based on the average age and height of a resident of this city, or that victory is not going to last very long.
Fun society where you spend your youth toiling in the mines to weaken your body just enough where if you make it to adulthood you get the wonderful reward of being sick all the time and prayed on, but no more work
Seeing you mention this in Rarr's stream, I've been anticipating this video heavily. The children, they got what they desired most: their yearning for the mines was fulfilled.
Fun fact that I remembered when he said hell. In Dante's Inferno the lowest circle of hell where Satan resides is frozen with him stuck up to his waist in ice.
Tip: If you reach 100% in overdrive the first time you do so an event appears to save the generator the last moment by using. -1 steam engine or - 1 child sacrifice to the machine god or - nothing just die. So with the overdrive upgrades you can have +2 heat level for 2 days + an additional 1 day since after saving the generator it resets to 50%.
You can actually keep medical facilities online during the -150 freeze. -150=13 levels below -20 (the min temp for them to function). It requires a maxed generator with improved overdrive (6 levels), maxed insulation (4 levels) and maxed heaters(3 levels). This is likely unattainable with a single workshop, even on normal, but it's inaccurate to say they shut down no matter what.
He's a little late to the party. There's playthroughs of basically every challenge and difficulty you can imagine on youtube already, including this one...
@@sicksock435446 yeah but most of the ones i found is just like "hello guys so i did this and then if i do this this will happen" in the most monotoe voice ever, its so boring.
I am once again here to remind everyone that DDRJake had indeed beaten the game without a workshop. Though, if you added child labor only into the mix, then I'm not sure if it's still possible.
It's not possible with child labor, since the only ways to get food with an entirely child workforce are hothouses, and if you don't count scouts and outposts, exploration and setting up outposts.
There could be some more rules to prevent stuff like outposts, since adults work on them, and no automotons, but this is still really hard. I liked it.
Below -90 and CO2 starts freezing. Normally, there's not enough CO2 in the air for this to matter, but if you were living in a baisin with a giant coal generator running 24/7 for months, this might be different. What would be really bad is if all the CO2 ice that had formed on the baisin walls all sublimated at once, such as if the temperature suddenly rose to -40. Since CO2 is heavier than air, it would have nowhere to go and just collect in the baisin, suffocating all the survivors.
@@Buugipopuu that’s actually a really good point about Co2 being heavier than air that I never thought about. Even in 1887 they must have understood that though, so there must be a canonical solution that they use? Maybe the part where the risk is it freezing on the walls and then melting could be hand waved as like a really rare possibility, but from what little science I know, the Co2 is way hotter exhaust air than the environment above the hole, and cold air sinks and hot air rises, so maybe that’s enough for the wind/airflow to be constantly pushing new cold oxygen-air down into the crater and sucking the hot-carbon air up and out.
I like how they ask at the end "was it worth it?" Like, bitch, yeah? Humanity's survival is the highest priority possible, it is worth absolutely anything and everything
29:47 the lower levels of the coal mines would likely be significantly warmer due to the insulating effect of all that rock. The heat produced by all the children working and the machinery would make it even warmer.
It's so dumb that at the end it says "The city survived but was it worth it?" Well no shit it was worth it. The alternative was DEATH. I think nearly anything is better than dying in this scenario. It's always a little annoying when the devs of games try to pry moral quandaries into endings like that. Kleaper didn't even go for the final stage of the religion route of becoming an end-all-be-all dictator. I've read MUCH worse historical events where it was a life or death situation for a colony or outpost, and they were far far worse than what he did in this game. It was tame compared to real life examples. lol
I love frostpunk. As dark as it is, it's also incredibly hopeful and tapped into a fundamental fear that I has succesfully suppressed. The fear of the cold.
I live in the midwest and some of the past winters it has gotten to -50 wind chills, i gotta tell ya, I wish when the kids got to stay home from school that they had to go out and shovel instead of me.
You see canonically child labor was a thing before the snow, because everything was the same as our timeline before all the cold, so technically no one should be mad about the child labor laws!
I remember the first time I beat this game i went crazy by the end and completely shut off the generator, the population began dropping rapidly, but with only 15 people left, the storm ended and i had won
Frostpunk: good fun it is. Just like that time my woodworkers started to rebel, and out of pure childish spite, I turned off the heat and just stared at the screen for 5 mins doing nothing but watching my people freeze to death. Maybe next time they'll gather that wood without complaints.
Another perspective to this dystopic hell, is that when the children grow up they'll probably be dejected from their houses after all their life working for Kleaper.
for anyone wondering absolute 0 the coldest temprature possible is 273 C the temprature in this game is over halfway to the coldest temprature possible at this rate their blood should be frozen
Ah, Frostpunk, my favourite dictatorship and soup kitchen simulator.
Where the ungrateful populace keeps asking for more sawdust in their food.
WHAT DO YOU MEAN *"We are out of snow soup"?*
@@KostisPlayzIM AT SOUP
I can’t tell if I hate or love that that’s one of the absolute best ways to describe this game.
@@henriknielsen6998 I swear they don't know how hard being a leader is
"twenty-two children??? *ALRIGHT I'M ON MY WAY!* "
KLEAPER NO
The 'my parents aren't home' moment
KLEAPER _YES_
He says after making him self head of faith
@@thesilentsniper2539 Just like real priests
@@CiaranMaxwellKLEAPER ALWAYS YES
Back in MY day, we slept in the corpse pits, had to walk for hours to get to our 24hour shift, AND were HAPPY about it.
LMFAO!!!!!!!!
you seem to be one of these kids.
you seem to be one of these kids.
In my day we worked 48hrs a day slept in corpse pits and skipped to work cause we were so fuckn happy .beat that
We wErE IN SLaVerY!
"35 KIDS!!! That's so much labour!!"
-Anti-Kleaper, 2023
China be like:
@@Hypogeal-Foundationhave ya herd of the One Child policy?
More like Bangladesh/India.
@@purpledevilr7463 they removed that when they realized their population was their strength
@@sarahmellinger3335 they won’t have that strength for very long now.
@@Hypogeal-FoundationI think you mean Cambodia and Bangladesh
the sound of the steam achievement at 6:20 means that this guy throughout his entire life playing this game never said yes to doubling rations for kids... interesting.
Kleaper moment
@@halftimedeus8871 In all honesty it's something of a bad way to go. Firstly the child labour law is the bad way to build a city purely in efficiency terms, because having the children be apprentices gives better, more meaningful benefits in the long run. And in addition, giving the kids the extra rations, in purely gameplay terms just doesn't give much in benefit relative to the costs.
In short, if you're not playing meme builds, and are playing well, you shouldn't ever be giving the extra rations to the kids.
@@Crawver Cause' fuck them kids, they can starve.
Steam Achievements have sound or this is different platform?
@@Wikarian99PL Steam achievements have sound now
the "if you think you are useless, remember that i can turn you to fertilizer" speech is so inspiring, i never feel this much motivated before
Or replacement organs.
If you get shot, congratulations, you made the enemy waste a bullet! If you die, congratulations! You get to join the sand bag division!
Who wrote this "was it worth it" thing here at the end, you know we can still send you out in the -30c weather with no clothes, right? Actually no, that'd be a waste because then your frozen body can't feed the fields.
That's totally what I thought. Like would death really be a better option than what he did? REALLY?
@@atoriusv5070 Yes.
TFW your society has effectively made the age of 16 the average retirement age
Truly a utopian vision
Yes, but the average lifespan is 17. Because you gotta have hope for retirement to stay motivated for those 24h shifts.
@@teosandev6116better than Cambodia
"Finally I'm 18! No more work!!!"
I actually chuckled, now back to the mines you go
@@halftimedeus8871 (
:(
That’s if they live that long
@@kiravatheargonian (they won't)
"The children yearn for the mines"
That's why they Minecraft and DRG😂
@@muramasa870 I mean considering DRG Dwarves are dumb and silly like children...
I dont see any issues 🙂
just as the banana is perfectly shaped to fit the hand of a monkey, the pickaxe is perfectly shaped to fit the hand of a child.
They call them minors for a reason you know!
If you have 3 work shops you can keep 2 empty and rotate emergency shift and have the same 5 eng work 24/7 denying them of any sleep. The death from emergency shift is scripted to happen on second use and only happens once
Why not.... 🙃
Keyword: *once*
CEO mindset
@@donpollo3154Ah, a fellow CS enjoyer. Love that Bog Business slurpcore.
Sheesssshhhh new employee abuse strat just dropped
Funny thing about this whole "child labour" build - ever since the "On The Edge" expansion added in other settlements, there's has canonically been a settlement called the "Children's Mine" near the City, where several hundred kids and only a few adults live in an underground tunnel network. They even mine for coal as their primary industry! So Kleaper is basically just re-creating that place by accident.
First time I ever beat the game after two or three failed attempts: I had reached the end game crisis thing (It's been a year or two since I've played) and I was NOT prepared for it. People were dying in droves, I was out of resources, no one had any heat. Hope plummeted while discontent sky rocketed. Finally my people had had enough, and they gave me two days to get things together or they send me out to die. Sat back and let the world die around me as finally my time arrived. They drug me outside ready to stick me in the stocks to freeze to death, people shouting in the streets, rebellion in full swing. When suddenly the game paused itself and congratulated me on completing the game and leading my colony to survival. I had JUST survived long enough for the game to count it as a win. I sat there shocked, for sure I was about to lose the game and the only reason I didn't just quit out when I knew I was about to lose was because I wanted to see it play out, I figured I let those NPCs down and they deserved to send me to the stocks. 10/10 game this sudden influx of Frostpunk videos in my feed makes me want to fail my way to success again
Imagine getting almost sentenced to death on the steam engine when the storm suddenly goes away at the second the guy presses the button
This is some The Mist level of ending
Guess I'll -die- win.
@@halftimedeus8871 I know lmao exactly my thoughts
that is awesome!
Damn thats even more tense than my first victory. And I only won due to killing over half my people on purpose since my food would've ran out too early otherwise. (triages are a great tool, lol)
when i see the words "Religion for children" i already know i will love this video
Pause
sus
I agree
Are you a pedophile
Do you wanna reword that?
25:10 - If you complete Stereoscopic Lenses, THEN enact Emergency Shifts immediately afterwards, you'll get a prompt telling you that the workers become motivated by the storm and a lot of the negative consequences of Emergency Shift _vanish_ for that shift.
Frostpunk. A game where "the ends justify the means" is taken to the absolute extreme.
Love this game, even if I don't ever use child labor except for the Winterhome scenario. Automatons are superior to children in terms of labor.
"Automatons are superior to children in terms of labor."
The Arks scenario agrees!
Don't mind me using Triage during the end storm of the game to keep my continuously dying workforce at work.
A game where "the ends justify the means" is taken to the extreme, but the developer still likes to waggle their finger at you like a moralistic nanny if you resort to them. As if to say it's more moral to let yourself die than resort to extremes to persist. All I'm saying is that's an awful lot like how people constantly say "Those people who were stranded alone with no food were absolute barbarian savages for eating dead people, I'd never do that in their situation, I'm better than that", but in all reality, they would. They would do those terrible things they demonize in desperate times.
@@AiluridaeAureus I feel that isn't quite the whole lesson. "The ends justify the means" is a understandable message if you only care about short-term survival. The problem is after, the consequences of what you did. Because after the desperate times pass, what then? Do you think this extreme society of totalitarian rule and absolute conformity will relax and become a nicer place to live? No, you may have survived the storm but now humanity lives in a dystopian hell where everyday feels like you have to weather a storm.
The lesson and challenge of this game isn't just about survival, it's thriving in spite of it. The game presents you with the option that even in this desperate scenario, the old restrictions and flaws of society were also washed away and you have an opportunity to make a better society. They waggle their finger at you because you take those desperate measures to survive, but after the storm passes the desperate measures remain. With all the conformity, fear, propaganda, and brutality.
"The ends justify the means" is a understandable statement if survival and survival alone is your sole concern. Personally I believe "the means justify the end" since the storm will eventually pass and the question becomes what will you have then? In the age of civilization there should be more to life than just solely survival. The goal of the game is move beyond just surviving and create a sort of utopia after the end of the world. The fantasy that you can create a better society after everything has gone to shit. Atleast, that's what I think the devs intended in that final message.
@@stormlordeternal7663 This isn't Weimar Germany, buddy. This isn't temporary economic crisis that will pass in time with good leadership and policy decisions. It's a goddamn ice age. The setting of Frostpunk is an *_ICE AGE._* One completely unprecedented in Earth's history, that potentially is coming from Earth being knocked out of orbit and thrown into the void of space away from the sun.
The storm doesn't pass. The storm never passes in your lifetime, or your descendants lifetimes, or their descendants lifetime, ice ages last tens of thousands of years, the storm will keep coming back multiple times a decade, every decade, functionally forever. This isn't an age of civilization in Frostpunk anymore. It's an age of extinction. And if it is indeed that Earth got thrown out of orbit and is drifting further away from the sun, it will just get colder, and _colder_ and *_colder._* Say hello to below -200 Celsius weather forever. There won't be an after, for literal millennia.
It will eventually get so cold that oxygen begins to freeze solid and snow down like water snow, the atmosphere itself will freeze into snow, meaning at that point you now need bunkers with complete climate control in order to not go extinct. There will be no utopia. There will be no good times anymore. And yes, *_anything is worth preventing the extinction of humanity. No matter how much suffering it takes._* What we see in the game, this is only the beginning. Earth in the Frostpunk setting is on an impact course to turning into a planet like Uranus. Comparing what's going on in Frostpunk to any crisis in human history where authoritarianism takes hold is pointless because in those situations it wasn't necessary, whatever happened, our species would have survived. Here is different.
*_We'll do what we have to do. Otherwise we might as well just hang ourselves and be done with it instead of letting the blizzard take us slower._*
"Lets make a religion out of this!!!"
The religion:
"He is just lifting planks how can he injure himself?" is such a Büroworker statement :)
CO2 solidifies in open air at -78.5C/-109.2F. In this game, this point is reached at 27:54. So from that time onward, not all of what you see is water ice and snow. Some of it is dry ice.
As it gets colder, the ability of the air to hold water will decrease, but so will its ability to hold CO2. As burning coal and breathing humans produce CO2, around every occupied building, furnace and generator, more and more of the ice will be dry ice as it gets colder. Different crystal structure of water ice and frozen CO2 will mean that over time, you will notice that around buildings the texture and color of the ice and snow will differ because it is mostly dry ice.
It also means that, when the storm ends and the temperature rises back to -20 C, all of that dry ice is going to sublimate, and since pure CO2 is heavier than air, it's not going to leave the crater for a good while. Hopefully it's less than, oh, around three feet deep, based on the average age and height of a resident of this city, or that victory is not going to last very long.
I just watched a man for 35 minutes straight make child labor successful in an apocalyptic frozen wasteland.
"The city survived, but was it wo-" Yes.
Fun society where you spend your youth toiling in the mines to weaken your body just enough where if you make it to adulthood you get the wonderful reward of being sick all the time and prayed on, but no more work
"they are no longer prohibited, they are just unemployed"
Seeing you mention this in Rarr's stream, I've been anticipating this video heavily. The children, they got what they desired most: their yearning for the mines was fulfilled.
Fun fact that I remembered when he said hell. In Dante's Inferno the lowest circle of hell where Satan resides is frozen with him stuck up to his waist in ice.
Tip: If you reach 100% in overdrive the first time you do so an event appears to save the generator the last moment by using. -1 steam engine or - 1 child sacrifice to the machine god or - nothing just die.
So with the overdrive upgrades you can have +2 heat level for 2 days + an additional 1 day since after saving the generator it resets to 50%.
Adding to emphasize that this event only happens the **first** time. The second time your generator explodes.
21:02 When a youtuber passes the 1 Million Subscribers threshold:
The generator just fucking incinerates the entire colony at the end of the storm
You can actually keep medical facilities online during the -150 freeze. -150=13 levels below -20 (the min temp for them to function). It requires a maxed generator with improved overdrive (6 levels), maxed insulation (4 levels) and maxed heaters(3 levels). This is likely unattainable with a single workshop, even on normal, but it's inaccurate to say they shut down no matter what.
i just found your channel and it looks great, please keep making frostpunk videos because no one else will :/
He's a little late to the party. There's playthroughs of basically every challenge and difficulty you can imagine on youtube already, including this one...
@@sicksock435446 yeah but most of the ones i found is just like "hello guys so i did this and then if i do this this will happen" in the most monotoe voice ever, its so boring.
Also this is his 2nd channel, The Grim Kleaper is the main, if you didnt know
@@BloodBullet0125 yeah i didnt know that, thanks
I am once again here to remind everyone that DDRJake had indeed beaten the game without a workshop.
Though, if you added child labor only into the mix, then I'm not sure if it's still possible.
It's not possible with child labor, since the only ways to get food with an entirely child workforce are hothouses, and if you don't count scouts and outposts, exploration and setting up outposts.
"The only thing worse then the weather, is the government" - UK
Anti-Kleaper (with great excitement): 22 *children* Alright I'm on my way!
There could be some more rules to prevent stuff like outposts, since adults work on them, and no automotons, but this is still really hard.
I liked it.
The rule is explicitly that no adults work within the city, not that they contribute nothing.
The children: “We work to earn the right to work”🗣️🗣️🗣️‼️‼️‼️
Ah stupendium
im a huge fan of you and frostpunk and have been waiting AGES for this video
I'm suppressed at how long it took you to play this.
You mean "impressed"?
@@addison_v_ertisement1678suprised
@@addison_v_ertisement1678 No, he means surprised.
@@specshade807
I'm sure what he was really thinking was imprised.
@@Zebo12345678 Nah you’re wrong, it was clearly imprisoned.
3:10 - 3:30 perfectly explains just how unfair this magnificent game is XD
Not only do the children yearn for the mine
SO DOES THE RANDOM ROBOT
I like to imagine this is a colony of adults who just don’t want to work so they force their kids to and get annoyed when they die lol
-40 C and F are the same temperature, so -90 is dang cold.
At -40 the air hurts your lungs to breathe.
Below -90 and CO2 starts freezing. Normally, there's not enough CO2 in the air for this to matter, but if you were living in a baisin with a giant coal generator running 24/7 for months, this might be different. What would be really bad is if all the CO2 ice that had formed on the baisin walls all sublimated at once, such as if the temperature suddenly rose to -40. Since CO2 is heavier than air, it would have nowhere to go and just collect in the baisin, suffocating all the survivors.
@@Buugipopuu Plot twist of an ending.
@@Buugipopuu that’s actually a really good point about Co2 being heavier than air that I never thought about. Even in 1887 they must have understood that though, so there must be a canonical solution that they use? Maybe the part where the risk is it freezing on the walls and then melting could be hand waved as like a really rare possibility, but from what little science I know, the Co2 is way hotter exhaust air than the environment above the hole, and cold air sinks and hot air rises, so maybe that’s enough for the wind/airflow to be constantly pushing new cold oxygen-air down into the crater and sucking the hot-carbon air up and out.
I like how they ask at the end "was it worth it?"
Like, bitch, yeah? Humanity's survival is the highest priority possible, it is worth absolutely anything and everything
Finally, a frostpunk playthrough that perfectly alligns with my beliefs
Well, if you think about this a lot, you could say that Kleaper only dropped the retirement age
I love how the whole playthrough is dystopian as hell, yet he still recalls the outpost teams when they are of no use even if they survive
If an apocalypse ever happens, i'l join Kleaper in whatever he does as a companion.
dude, i am so excited for forstpunk 2, gonna be fun as hell (if my pc can run it)
And possibly MOD SUPPORT
@@thecrazymoon6578 oh yeah dude that will br suck aswell
it seems like it's never gonna come out lol
@@snapjitzy it will come out in mid-late 2024, if it has not got any delays
If you forgot about this in the 11 months since it was posted - it comes out soon
Didn't know Epstein had a winter lodge
It's about time you played Frostpunk it's your kind of game and I can't wait to see all the things you do with it
Tutorial on child labor colorized.
“CHILD LABOR FORCE” - City wok owner
21:00 the excitement in his voice is mega concerning. 😂😂
Kids are pure, no child has ever made a gun! They lack the engineering skill.
29:47 the lower levels of the coal mines would likely be significantly warmer due to the insulating effect of all that rock. The heat produced by all the children working and the machinery would make it even warmer.
finally one of my favorite yt people is going to discover the beautiful would, of running a dictatorship in the ice age
The success of Minecraft proves that children yearn for the mines.
Finally, I've waited so long for this game
Remember to thank your local pollutant for giving us global warming instead of this
retirement age is 18 sounds pretty nice
I have no idea how you don’t have more subscribers your content is awesome!
21:01 "TWENTY TWO CHILDREN!? alright i'm on my way"
the children yearn for the mines
It's so dumb that at the end it says "The city survived but was it worth it?" Well no shit it was worth it. The alternative was DEATH. I think nearly anything is better than dying in this scenario. It's always a little annoying when the devs of games try to pry moral quandaries into endings like that. Kleaper didn't even go for the final stage of the religion route of becoming an end-all-be-all dictator. I've read MUCH worse historical events where it was a life or death situation for a colony or outpost, and they were far far worse than what he did in this game. It was tame compared to real life examples. lol
"22 CHILDREN?! Alright im on my way"
Best kleaper quote
I love frostpunk. As dark as it is, it's also incredibly hopeful and tapped into a fundamental fear that I has succesfully suppressed. The fear of the cold.
you say only child labor challenge I say mandatory early retirement policy
30 minutes of my life watching a content creator that I'd never heard of play a game that I'd never heard of. | Was It Worth It?
ME: uh-YAAsss
I live in the midwest and some of the past winters it has gotten to -50 wind chills, i gotta tell ya, I wish when the kids got to stay home from school that they had to go out and shovel instead of me.
*35 KIDS?! THATS ALOT OF LABOR!" Last words of Anti-Kealper before he got Canceled
Bro wakes up in apocalyptic winter world and immediately choose child labor 😭😭😭
Frostpunk easly one of my favourite game! The presure of decisions, the music and dark before dawn...
about time someone taught the children how to work! great stuff
It is good day when kleep man post, it makes adhd happy
I love that youre branching out, cant wait to see more as i enjoy your warcri...*cough* content
You see canonically child labor was a thing before the snow, because everything was the same as our timeline before all the cold, so technically no one should be mad about the child labor laws!
I remember the first time I beat this game i went crazy by the end and completely shut off the generator, the population began dropping rapidly, but with only 15 people left, the storm ended and i had won
Frost punk in all his apocalyptique glory
Finally, a true Libertarian paradise
Nice segue with the “being an American” to “everyone’s dying in the street because of bad healthcare”
Lel yeah
"35 kids?! That's so much labour!"
_"Forty thousand years of child-bearing and we've barely even tapped the vastness of labour potential."_
Ah, religion. The end-all-be-all for commanding authorities. Especially when Grimm is involved.
The Children are legion. For they are many.
Most people: you know child labor laws exist.
Kleaper : you mean child labor is the law.
Frostpunk: good fun it is. Just like that time my woodworkers started to rebel, and out of pure childish spite, I turned off the heat and just stared at the screen for 5 mins doing nothing but watching my people freeze to death. Maybe next time they'll gather that wood without complaints.
With the success of minecraft, is it any wonder children are great miner's? They yearn for the mines.
Footage of my father pulling himself up by his bootstraps as a child.
I see he is going for the true Victorian era experience
"This masive building is DEGENARATOR" :D
Ah the game that mades you think being a monster in face of death isn’t that bad.
this is what those mobile games wanted to trick you into thinking they were
Cannot. Comprehend. Kleaper. Plays. Favorite. GAME!
I knew, eventually, Kleaper would arrive at this game.
Oh this has so much meme potential
I always wanted to know what this game is and now Kleaper drops this😂
Always thought its some sort of RPG.
Thanks Kleaper.
Arch Warhammer would approve.
Without context, most of these scenes are horrendous 😂😂
With context, they’re about as bad
Another perspective to this dystopic hell, is that when the children grow up they'll probably be dejected from their houses after all their life working for Kleaper.
for anyone wondering absolute 0 the coldest temprature possible is 273 C the temprature in this game is over halfway to the coldest temprature possible at this rate their blood should be frozen
british blood is boiling so its ok 👍
One of the best soundtracks of all time.