@@scarletpathcat Totally agree, but based on content so far his only concession to "casual" is that the outcome of a build is not strictly required to serve a sensible purpose ( but still might!).
Seems to be repeating so I’ll correct the error I realized days ago. It just became liquid refined carbon which feels far less important for no real reason :/
Ah, yes, *casually* melting diamond inside rocket capsules to make a mobile base powered by a nuclear reactor. You know, just playing casually, as we do.
Francis I found a bug that if you build pipes or power wires along the bottom edge of a jail broken rocket, they auto disconnect on each load. So don’t build in the black shaded zone, build one row up.
A small note: The rocket wall tiles the door to the exterior is in were 21C, so they probably have their TC nulled specifically to avoid the issue of leaving the Dupes trapped
Custom Temperature Overlay. Not sure how to modify the colors, it says you can, but the default settings will color the hot things red, and molten things a pinkish color. In the other direction, cold stuff turns light blue, to blue, then to purple.
I’m hoping there will be a day where Francis does a run where his duplicates will have nice living. Sure they do jobs here and there, but they also each have their own room with a nice bed, carpet, maybe a blue slickster pet, a fun rec room. I’m holding out hope 😂
That coude be great. Francis automated almost everything (leaving some fun jobs so the dupes don't get bored) and then goes all out on the relaxation. "You are being well treated. Please stop resisting😂"
NGL, on the first episode you asked for ideas of what to do and I said to use materials and states of matter that we don't usually see. I am honored that that is happening, whether you saw my comment or not. This is such a fun run-through!
I think Francis's idea of "casual" is "I'm not gonna bother with optimal play and just do whatever tickles my fancy." Like cramming a nuclear reactor into a rocket isn't exactly optimal play. It's expensive, it's overly complicated, it carries a lot of unnecessary risks, it's not what you'll do if you're concerned with optimal, hard-core play. In that sense, what Francis is doing is casual. Just a very advanced level of casual play.
Mopping up liquid steel by hand and strapping a giant nuclear reactor onto a tiny rocket. Good thing dupes don't go on strike for unsafe working environment!
@@pedrolmlkzk [Technically Speaking]: In the game they are made of "Genetic Ooze" (the thing created & consumed by the Printer). . The corpses of dead duplicants do not try to mantain 37°C throigh tbe homeostasis mechanic, but their melting point (into "Genetic Ooze"), is still so high that only superheated hydrogen "plasma" ["""gas"""] could theoretically reach. . I think there is no proper solid/liquid/gas versions of "Genetic Ooze" (it is treated as an "element" in the same way "Neutronium" & "Data Banks"), but rather as conceptual entelekias that just happen to have a pseudo-material "avatar" [ that dupes can hold & transport].
And I'm still trying to figure out how to get a rocket to the second band of space in regular ONI ... I love what folks can do in this game! Thanks for showing us what's possible in the void space between realities Francis!
Just a small note about melting project on 25:50. To reduce the heat loss on ceramic insulated pipes you can install a bunch of liquid bridges since they do not transfer heat. This way you can reduce the heat loss up to 33%.
I'm so terrible at this game, that I REALLY enjoy watching FJ break this game into oblivion. But just remember. This is a "casual" playthrough. 😂😂 I love it
Yeah For relatively casual playthrough we definitely need to melt rocket insides, because a rocket without a (mini) nuclear power plant just makes stellar exploring waaay too hard and inconvenient for casual player
Hey Fracis, I'm always waiting up on your ONI videos and you helped a lot with your nuggets. I'm a Mauritian (from Mauritius) currently in Germany for my studies. Just wanted to say hello and thanks for all the fun Videos with them Dupes. :)
Diamond will burn at about 900C in regular air (in real life), it is probably good that ONI does not have combustion mechanics (if it did who knows what Francis would get up to).
@@longtomjr22 Dude I was just saying that if ONI had fire mechanics (like say Minecraft) Francis would have gotten up to more crazy things than he does, not what would have happened in this video, but whatever.
It's crazy FJ has melted Diamond here but what's more crazy is that scientists has actually done that irl. "... By applying pressures of about 20 GigaPascals (200,000 times atmospheric pressure) and heating the diamond to temperatures exceeding 4,000 Kelvin (3,727 degrees Celsius or 6,740 degrees Fahrenheit), the researchers observed the melting and subsequent solidification of diamond."
You can turn your petroleum boiler on and off as much as you'd like, if you add a insulated tile one tile right and one tile down from the liquid vent. Since the fluid has to fall down a tile, is the connection back to the 'boiling chamber' broken and heat doesn't leak it's way down the counterflow.
The liquid duplicator I was tempted by but decided against as a step to far, once you start doing that its infinite food and O2 everywhere with no effort. I know their is not much challenge at our current level but it gives some purpose to our actions. I looked into the neutronium gun, that takes a lot of time, fun project but very very time consuming.
Nuclear Rocket with a Nuclear Core inside of it? Okay, yes, that will more than make up for not using the other Space Module you exploded Nuclear Power Plant experiment inside of. (but just barely).
For your rocket reactor, I would recommend doing some logic wiring to have it use the steam produced as the power storage and have the reactor only run when the steam is under a certain pressure/temperature.
YESS!!! Melt the diamond :D Casual nuclear catastrophe rocket bending the laws of space time, i love it :) These v ideos always make me smile and laugh
Two rockets... The solar one should be a "zero effort" rocket. Power is fully automated, bathrooms, everything. Maybe a mini pacu tank to feed one dupe on raw seafood. The nuclear one should be the busy one. A complete base. You'll have radiation for farming mutant seeds for food.
Is the liquid carbon sourced from the diamond a good resource to hold onto? Its vaporization point 4,826, maybe use it as an easy melt solution for other rockets?
As I watched your playthrough where you built a monstrosity of a mobile base out of 3 rockets with 2 spacefarer modules each, I'm thrilled to see that... how about fueling the non nuclear rocket with liquid H2 and O2 that is produced inside the rocket? I know that it won't lead to a rocket with infinite range because you still have to fill the fuel containers from outside but the idea.... it just sounds "casual" to me, you know, the thing every ONI player does :D
I just think it has always been Francis dream to build a nuker in space. Fly around the cosmos endlessly. Well until out of food. Oh crap, don't give him any ideas. lol
Just as a small nitpick: You could just crush your excess CO2 with an airlock crusher instead of piping hot gas through your asteroid. At ~20kg per tile a single, unpowered 2 tile crush space is more than enough to keep up with the CO2 production.
ONI needs a temp tool the lets you select an area and display the temperature using the highst and lowest in the selected area to generate the gradient.
Bad idea to have ONI open during this, the printing pod noise is causing me to constantly look at a paused instance trying to print something. 17:30 Happened to me yesterday, a Reservoir shares the heat content of itself with the tile it's standing on. 3900° Niobium inside a Reservoir will melt the diamond tile below it then disable itself, move liquid out, move down a tile and repeat.
Saw this in a short, but if you blast a tile with rad bolts it loses mass, if it is a player tile then at 0 mass dupes can pass through it, natural tiles disappear. might make rocket melting easier
I looked into this and it's a mg of damager per bolt or something similar. I hit a rocket wall with 100 rad bolts and it's mass had not decreased by even a gram. Generating enough rad bolts inside a rocket to destroy the walls would be crazy difficult. Easier to melt them.
I seem to remember, once upon a time, that FJ started this run with narcoleptics. Seems that by about cycle 700, they forget they are actually narcoleptic, who knew? I honestly was not expecting this, I felt sure that you would have given up by now, totally fed up of nothing ever getting done, perhaps the answer to narcoleptic dupes is.... lots of them, so at least one of them will be awake any time you need something done on a proprity 9. :)
Having lots of dupes would definitely help, but there's more than that. There's a lot of base design/game method tweaks that make narcoleptic dupes more tolerable - opening a floor in the sauna for the dupes carrying debris so they don't have an 1800+C nap in the middle of your liquid locks is certainly one. If Murphy's Law is "anything that can go wrong, will go wrong", then Francis's Corollary is "anything that cannot go wrong, will not go wrong."
Yeah, a couple of episodes back FJ "reacted" to these types of comments by not editing out all of the dupes aggravating behaviour. It still happens and is annoying, but he deems it not as entertaining for us as his regular shenanigans, so we only rarely get to witness repetitive narcolepsy mishaps...
so since we have all these ways of making way too much power to consume, do you have anything in mind you'd like to see added to endgame as a powerhungry building? it becomes a bit boring to me when it's so easy to overproduce nearly anything in the game
If you starve the reactor by only feeding it small amount of uranium at the time, it doesn't produce as much heat, so you can get away with less turbines.
Francis....you are walking into my old path, putting petroleum generator and slickster into the heat brick is a bad idea. Carbon dioxide and steam doesn't mix well. And, the is a small chance that polluted oxygen might be generated from the polluted water and cog up the steam engine.....I learn it the hard way.
@@coletonbelcher that is under the impression that gas pressure is constant... but the little dripping of liquid will land on the floor and when p water meet up with small pocket of carbon dioxide...viola! Magic! A small pocket of p Oxi appear.
13:27 OMG BAD IDEA Francis, if you melt all the steel you would not have access to the electric socket and other things. Those socket needs to be build on the steel walls.
Liquid Lead is really useful... when you want it. Liquid Uranium... I've never actually given a shot at. Now I want to find a use for it, one that isn't this.
You can melt the exit ports and just dump waste into space opens up planning options a bit... And you could do a shine bug reactor instead if you wanted to be silly.
@@d.6325 Knew about the lag from mass pathing issues. i didnt know about it corrupting saves though. Intresting. But seeing him melt diamond window tiles has me on the brink of building a new rocket myself. been trying to figure out a way to destroy those diamond tiles for a while now myself.
Shine bugs for light?!? That is already part of the TARDIS nature of melted rockets. And for rads, shine bugs are outclassed by nuclear waste (if you embrace infinite liquid storage).
Francis "If your going to play casual, you might as well go all out."
Me "You keep using this word.I don't think is means what you think it means."
Inconceivable!
Everyone: "Play casually Francis"
Francis: *melts diamond* "This IS me playing casually!"
I mean, it would seem he took casual to mean 'I get to do whatever the eff I want.'
And honestly, it's great.
"If we are going casual...." expounds some ridiculously complicated plan and carries it out.
@@scarletpathcat Totally agree, but based on content so far his only concession to "casual" is that the outcome of a build is not strictly required to serve a sensible purpose ( but still might!).
I think we need to define this as 'FJ casual'.. like korean casuals playing Starcraft.
Working with superheated liquids in a self-imposed narcoleptic challenge
At some point Francis's shenanigans are going to force Klei to implement a *logarithmic* temperature overlay.
This playthrough is about as "casual" as the amount of whiskey your vacation entailed. Cheers for turning causal into another word for hardcore.
"How warm is your asteroid base, Francis?"
"Yes"
- Francis John, 2023
Don’t know why but I fully expected you to just bottle up that liquid diamond for later.
Yeah... "just" use it to melt another few rockets. Or "cool" it down with some of that liquid steel and use it to make a pre-heated magma spike.
@@d.6325 The liquid diamond is already significantly hotter than the steel. It just needs to be bottled to melt a tile or two.
I kinda want to see him make a smelter with liquid diamond as a coolant now.
Seems to be repeating so I’ll correct the error I realized days ago. It just became liquid refined carbon which feels far less important for no real reason :/
Ah, yes, *casually* melting diamond inside rocket capsules to make a mobile base powered by a nuclear reactor.
You know, just playing casually, as we do.
Francis I found a bug that if you build pipes or power wires along the bottom edge of a jail broken rocket, they auto disconnect on each load. So don’t build in the black shaded zone, build one row up.
I noticed the same issue when building in the black shaded zone of a normal map along the edges
That's probably a space mices chewing on them
@@rogo7330ahahaha
@@rogo7330 Charlie found a way out
Building a liquid reservoir on top of the tile you want to melt works great too
Perfect time to watch this outside on a reclined wooden chair with some nice pillows at 11:30 pm
Sounds bliss!
@@bobsprock it really is, was a really hot day today so it's honestly so warm I could sleep out here without a blanket and be fine
Front porch at a cottage for me!
Don’t forget the whiskey 👍
You're building a TARDIS. I demand a ride in the blue box Francis!
A small note: The rocket wall tiles the door to the exterior is in were 21C, so they probably have their TC nulled specifically to avoid the issue of leaving the Dupes trapped
2:52 pretty sure there's a mod that gives you better range for temperature view, might be worth a look Francis.
Custom Temperature Overlay. Not sure how to modify the colors, it says you can, but the default settings will color the hot things red, and molten things a pinkish color. In the other direction, cold stuff turns light blue, to blue, then to purple.
@@Blar408 Custom scales are just added to a text file. Unfortunately you can't define more than 7 colors on one scale or the mod/game breaks.
@@XerolOplan Ah. I've been satisfied with the default setting anyway. Thanks for the info.
I’m hoping there will be a day where Francis does a run where his duplicates will have nice living. Sure they do jobs here and there, but they also each have their own room with a nice bed, carpet, maybe a blue slickster pet, a fun rec room. I’m holding out hope 😂
That coude be great. Francis automated almost everything (leaving some fun jobs so the dupes don't get bored) and then goes all out on the relaxation.
"You are being well treated. Please stop resisting😂"
Next challenge for Francis: rebuild the Axiom with dupes living like humans before Wall-E interfered!
Let's go extra crazy and make them a shower.
Francis has to see it. Voie it up, pleople!
Watching these I'm realizing how much I need to play this game with a better CPU.
I switched to cloud gaming. Its nit great, but better than my laptop.
@@moebel303how did you do that?
This game made me upgrade my cpu after 10 years
I upgraded from a 4750 to a 13700 and the difference was night and day, saves only takes 1 second even at 1000 cycles.
NGL, on the first episode you asked for ideas of what to do and I said to use materials and states of matter that we don't usually see. I am honored that that is happening, whether you saw my comment or not. This is such a fun run-through!
"If were playing casual we might as well go all out"
Never change francis!
I think Francis's idea of "casual" is "I'm not gonna bother with optimal play and just do whatever tickles my fancy."
Like cramming a nuclear reactor into a rocket isn't exactly optimal play. It's expensive, it's overly complicated, it carries a lot of unnecessary risks, it's not what you'll do if you're concerned with optimal, hard-core play.
In that sense, what Francis is doing is casual. Just a very advanced level of casual play.
Liquid diamond coolant sounds like a fun video.
Mopping up liquid steel by hand and strapping a giant nuclear reactor onto a tiny rocket. Good thing dupes don't go on strike for unsafe working environment!
next episode title suggestions: Do dupes glow in the dark? Can dupes melt? Chernobyl in space?
Sadly dupes can't melt
@@pedrolmlkzk [Technically Speaking]: In the game they are made of "Genetic Ooze" (the thing created & consumed by the Printer).
. The corpses of dead duplicants do not try to mantain 37°C throigh tbe homeostasis mechanic, but their melting point (into "Genetic Ooze"), is still so high that only superheated hydrogen "plasma" ["""gas"""] could theoretically reach.
. I think there is no proper solid/liquid/gas versions of "Genetic Ooze" (it is treated as an "element" in the same way "Neutronium" & "Data Banks"), but rather as conceptual entelekias that just happen to have a pseudo-material "avatar" [ that dupes can hold & transport].
@@pedrolmlkzk Judging from his rimworld content you know he would do a cannibal playthru if it were possible
@@adolfodef genetic ooze melts at 1002ºC and the game would crash if you tried to reach that temperature
Would be pretty cool if you could melt down dupes and repurpose the goo
And I'm still trying to figure out how to get a rocket to the second band of space in regular ONI ...
I love what folks can do in this game! Thanks for showing us what's possible in the void space between realities Francis!
I never realized how subjectives words can be, but i do like Francis's casual definition.
Hiya Francis, love these vids keep up the good work! Also glad you had a good vacation :)
Just a small note about melting project on 25:50. To reduce the heat loss on ceramic insulated pipes you can install a bunch of liquid bridges since they do not transfer heat. This way you can reduce the heat loss up to 33%.
I love it.
My idea of "Casual ONI" just make a base that's self sustaining.
Francis idea of "Casual ONI" lets melt diamond.
Never change Mate.
"slight damage"
*half the sauna is gone*
I'd say more than slight
"If we are going casual we might as well go all out" 😆
Great ONI, breaking the game barriers that the GM's had in mind with spaceships using in-game melting mechanics. EPIC!
The melting diamond thing... wow. Just wow
busy day at work. Been looking forward to watching this all day. 💜
Professor Francis strikes again, well played
I love how you melted diamond that you were like "oh no what i done"
'Boiling hot uranium' at ~4100 degrees is the understatement of the year / not sure 'boiling' does it justice.
"So I've run into a problem....I can't fit a nuclear reactor in here"
I'm so terrible at this game, that I REALLY enjoy watching FJ break this game into oblivion.
But just remember. This is a "casual" playthrough. 😂😂 I love it
To quote Francis from a few years ago, "You've gone too far."
Yeah
For relatively casual playthrough we definitely need to melt rocket insides, because a rocket without a (mini) nuclear power plant just makes stellar exploring waaay too hard and inconvenient for casual player
Hey Fracis, I'm always waiting up on your ONI videos and you helped a lot with your nuggets. I'm a Mauritian (from Mauritius) currently in Germany for my studies. Just wanted to say hello and thanks for all the fun Videos with them Dupes. :)
Liquid Salt!
Diamond will burn at about 900C in regular air (in real life), it is probably good that ONI does not have combustion mechanics (if it did who knows what Francis would get up to).
diamond combustion rockets
The diamond was being melted in a vacuum, so I am not sure it would have burned. It might decompose in some other manner however.
@@longtomjr22 Dude I was just saying that if ONI had fire mechanics (like say Minecraft) Francis would have gotten up to more crazy things than he does, not what would have happened in this video, but whatever.
You're bonkers, and I love you for it.
It's crazy FJ has melted Diamond here but what's more crazy is that scientists has actually done that irl.
"...
By applying pressures of about 20 GigaPascals (200,000 times atmospheric pressure) and heating the diamond to temperatures exceeding 4,000 Kelvin (3,727 degrees Celsius or 6,740 degrees Fahrenheit), the researchers observed the melting and subsequent solidification of diamond."
Melting Diamond? That's some Spiffing Brit level exploiting and I for one am all for it!
Let's casually go overboard with everything Francis style
A rocket containing a nuclear reactor could only be described as "casual" by Francis :D
You can turn your petroleum boiler on and off as much as you'd like, if you add a insulated tile one tile right and one tile down from the liquid vent.
Since the fluid has to fall down a tile, is the connection back to the 'boiling chamber' broken and heat doesn't leak it's way down the counterflow.
All I need now is an excuse to say "boiling hot uranium" in casual conversation.
Since you are leaning in to the casual, what are your thoughts on liquid duplicators or a radbolt gun to break neutronium :)?
The liquid duplicator I was tempted by but decided against as a step to far, once you start doing that its infinite food and O2 everywhere with no effort. I know their is not much challenge at our current level but it gives some purpose to our actions.
I looked into the neutronium gun, that takes a lot of time, fun project but very very time consuming.
Heard it here first folks! "steel, not nearly as hard as diamond"
Dr. Who theme starts playing after the diamond melts.
Love watching, just wish longer vids ! keep it up!
Nuclear Rocket with a Nuclear Core inside of it? Okay, yes, that will more than make up for not using the other Space Module you exploded Nuclear Power Plant experiment inside of. (but just barely).
For your rocket reactor, I would recommend doing some logic wiring to have it use the steam produced as the power storage and have the reactor only run when the steam is under a certain pressure/temperature.
YESS!!! Melt the diamond :D Casual nuclear catastrophe rocket bending the laws of space time, i love it :) These v ideos always make me smile and laugh
Loving seeing the new ships! :D
"Play casually Francis" needs to become a meme and a t-shirt. Now
Two rockets...
The solar one should be a "zero effort" rocket. Power is fully automated, bathrooms, everything. Maybe a mini pacu tank to feed one dupe on raw seafood.
The nuclear one should be the busy one. A complete base. You'll have radiation for farming mutant seeds for food.
Is the liquid carbon sourced from the diamond a good resource to hold onto? Its vaporization point
4,826, maybe use it as an easy melt solution for other rockets?
As I watched your playthrough where you built a monstrosity of a mobile base out of 3 rockets with 2 spacefarer modules each, I'm thrilled to see that... how about fueling the non nuclear rocket with liquid H2 and O2 that is produced inside the rocket? I know that it won't lead to a rocket with infinite range because you still have to fill the fuel containers from outside but the idea.... it just sounds "casual" to me, you know, the thing every ONI player does :D
Aaaand we are back, with some more Rimworld....
I just think it has always been Francis dream to build a nuker in space. Fly around the cosmos endlessly. Well until out of food. Oh crap, don't give him any ideas. lol
Millions of kcal of barbecue. “We want slicksters” 🙃
Man, you created the Tardis! It is bigger in the inside 😀
what would happen to a Dupe if one fell through the bottom of the screen in the rocket module?
Teleports to the top
@@guyincognito1406 Thanks
love your serieses ❤. I find the rocket melting cheats slightly weird, but that be only me
Now we need a rocket platform in the rocket.
Just as a small nitpick: You could just crush your excess CO2 with an airlock crusher instead of piping hot gas through your asteroid. At ~20kg per tile a single, unpowered 2 tile crush space is more than enough to keep up with the CO2 production.
There is a good temperature overlay mod I use. It shows colors based on material transition temps instead of absolute temperature values.
Can't you do at least a bit of that in vanilla with the different overlay options?
Francis, you fantastically beautiful madman
ONI needs a temp tool the lets you select an area and display the temperature using the highst and lowest in the selected area to generate the gradient.
Lol. I tried melting rocket walls too. As soon as i succeed, my first thought was: can i fit a nuclear reactor in here? Great minds ...
Great minds think alike, fools seldom differ ;)
well you got it, melting diamond, wow
How was Edinburgh Francis? I need to travel up north again soon, such an under appreciated beautiful country.
🤘 Thanks for sharing!
Loving the content, as always.
Bad idea to have ONI open during this, the printing pod noise is causing me to constantly look at a paused instance trying to print something.
17:30 Happened to me yesterday, a Reservoir shares the heat content of itself with the tile it's standing on. 3900° Niobium inside a Reservoir will melt the diamond tile below it then disable itself, move liquid out, move down a tile and repeat.
Saw this in a short, but if you blast a tile with rad bolts it loses mass, if it is a player tile then at 0 mass dupes can pass through it, natural tiles disappear. might make rocket melting easier
I looked into this and it's a mg of damager per bolt or something similar. I hit a rocket wall with 100 rad bolts and it's mass had not decreased by even a gram. Generating enough rad bolts inside a rocket to destroy the walls would be crazy difficult. Easier to melt them.
In recent patch they changed it so you can move bottles directly to a location and empty it at location.
You need to build a rocket platform inside the rocket!
I seem to remember, once upon a time, that FJ started this run with narcoleptics. Seems that by about cycle 700, they forget they are actually narcoleptic, who knew? I honestly was not expecting this, I felt sure that you would have given up by now, totally fed up of nothing ever getting done, perhaps the answer to narcoleptic dupes is.... lots of them, so at least one of them will be awake any time you need something done on a proprity 9. :)
Having lots of dupes would definitely help, but there's more than that. There's a lot of base design/game method tweaks that make narcoleptic dupes more tolerable - opening a floor in the sauna for the dupes carrying debris so they don't have an 1800+C nap in the middle of your liquid locks is certainly one. If Murphy's Law is "anything that can go wrong, will go wrong", then Francis's Corollary is "anything that cannot go wrong, will not go wrong."
Yeah, a couple of episodes back FJ "reacted" to these types of comments by not editing out all of the dupes aggravating behaviour. It still happens and is annoying, but he deems it not as entertaining for us as his regular shenanigans, so we only rarely get to witness repetitive narcolepsy mishaps...
Was wondering if you could continue to use pipes to melt the diamond, if you reduce the flow to 10% so the pipes won't break?
I think the 1kg is only if the liquid inside is out of rang, but the pipe itself would get way to hot and melt.
so since we have all these ways of making way too much power to consume, do you have anything in mind you'd like to see added to endgame as a powerhungry building? it becomes a bit boring to me when it's so easy to overproduce nearly anything in the game
28:49 You need 10 steam turbines, since you also need to account for the heat generation of the aquatuner in the nuclear reactor room
If you starve the reactor by only feeding it small amount of uranium at the time, it doesn't produce as much heat, so you can get away with less turbines.
Francis....you are walking into my old path, putting petroleum generator and slickster into the heat brick is a bad idea. Carbon dioxide and steam doesn't mix well. And, the is a small chance that polluted oxygen might be generated from the polluted water and cog up the steam engine.....I learn it the hard way.
Just make a polluted oxygen trap
It can't off gas if the pressure is kept about two kilos which it's at about 20
@@coletonbelcher that is under the impression that gas pressure is constant... but the little dripping of liquid will land on the floor and when p water meet up with small pocket of carbon dioxide...viola! Magic! A small pocket of p Oxi appear.
13:27 OMG BAD IDEA Francis, if you melt all the steel you would not have access to the electric socket and other things. Those socket needs to be build on the steel walls.
Francis would be nice to watch your vids before midnight x)
Sorry about that, the time keeps slipping. I used to get them all out by 4:30pm GMT but I keep slipping.
Yay! Late night surprise
Ah yes a casual playthrough where we make a nuclear reactor in a spaceship
Utterly bananas. I love it.
Can't wait for the slicksters!
Ive never seen anyone melting a god damn rocket shuttle
Liquid Lead is really useful... when you want it.
Liquid Uranium... I've never actually given a shot at.
Now I want to find a use for it, one that isn't this.
I wonder if diamond also melts in real life^^
Or if it just catches fire or something like that
As long as you keep it away from oxygen, it cannot burn and given sufficient heat it will melt.
Can’t wait till next episode
You can melt the exit ports and just dump waste into space opens up planning options a bit... And you could do a shine bug reactor instead if you wanted to be silly.
@@d.6325 Knew about the lag from mass pathing issues. i didnt know about it corrupting saves though. Intresting. But seeing him melt diamond window tiles has me on the brink of building a new rocket myself. been trying to figure out a way to destroy those diamond tiles for a while now myself.
Shine bugs for light?!? That is already part of the TARDIS nature of melted rockets. And for rads, shine bugs are outclassed by nuclear waste (if you embrace infinite liquid storage).
I'm so impressed!
How much hours did u play ONI?
4168 hours according to steam, but a decent few hundred hours was unattended play for testing designs and things.
So yeah, way to long.
Great video 👍🔝
29:11 "Does anyone actually read the names" No, hahaha😂
aaaand we're back