Imo the best use for the dry mash is for rot to make fertilizer, I go on long treks and collect hundreds of berry bushes, unlimited food, high fertility and compost.
I’d kinda stopped watching a couple of months back, but now I’m finally caught up again. Got horribly sick last week and couldn’t sleep one night, so I ended up just giving up around 4am and decided to come see what I’d missed. Honestly this series was a life-saver, there’s just something so pleasant and calming about watching it, I love your style of commentary and narration.
I think the standard way to deal with low light, open air cellars is to use a bent pathway for the light. In your case you could just go up a few blocks and then go back the way you came before digging up and through the surface.
That's one way to do it, but really due to the way light propagates in Vintage Story (taxicab light), a long, straight tube is just as effective as a bendy one! ;)
@@Kurazarrh It was fun. Ive just bought the game myself - It's fun, jst having to unlearn MC. I am feeling quite pressured to food security before winter, but once that sorted, i should be fine.
Some trivia on distillation with a pot still like that one for anyone interested... For the 2nd run where you start with brandy (~40%ABV) the product would begin at around 80% ABV and drop in concentration gradually throughout the run as the liquid in the pot drops in concentration too. You'd usually separate it into small jars and blend the best to drink by taste later. The first few (called heads) are harsh, the middle part (hearts, maybe 3/4 of the product ~70-40%) is nice and the last bits (tails) can kinda taste and smell like wet dog. I've not done apple brandy so not sure how different that would be but that's the general case. It's not possible to distil pure ethanol from water as there will always be a mix of both boil off. The azeotrope is something like 98% which you can't go over by boiling (at atmospheric pressure). It's to do with the molecules having similar boiling points and liking to be together I believe. With a reflux still you can get close to that in one run (from cider) and the last few % of water could be removed by chemical drying process, though idk details about that. Incidentally 100% alcohol isn't as efficient disinfectant as 70 or 80 because it evaporates too fast!
Sounds like you could suggest some improvements to Tyron for making distilling work more realistically! Though depending on how complex it would be, it could just frustrate players if it's too nuanced and not clearly spelled out.
@@Kurazarrh It's actually very realistic already, I was impressed and enjoyed watching that! I agree though, making it more fiddly might become an annoyance. There is the potential for explosions though, so that might be fun... Actually I wonder what happens if you let that condenser run dry... You're part cat so must be curious too! ;) I'll consider it though, I was going to give the game a try, it looks fun.
My seraph has already gotten enough lead poisoning from casting molybdochalkos ingots with all that yummy molten lead steam rising right into his face. Whats a little more?
If I had to guess the reason the chisel didn't turn the liquid in the barrel into molten metal while the spyglass did has to do with the spyglass being a mod item. The quench mod probably freaks out a little not knowing what the 3D world item for the spyglass is (if there is one) and turns the water into molten metal by mistake. As I think the world model is supposed to be placed at the bottom of the barrel.
A jumpscare tunnel to drifterland. Very nice. It was quite scary digging through the unknown just using some coordinates like you did. I don't know how you managed to pull of such an amazing feat, but for me it feels like magic. I mean, I know simple math and coordinates does the trick, but my brain does not compute well that way. Amazing, just amazing.
Haha, thank you. I've had, uh... well over a decade of experience with digging around trying to match up coordinates, from the very early days of playing That Other Block Game and trying to build a path between two underground bases. Eventually you get a knack for it! :D
The stairwell at the end of the tunnel and missing only by a mere block down is what takes the cake for me. Those decade long of experience surely bears its fruit well in this video.
Coming out of lurk mode to emphatically agree with you about tree seeds. Make them work like fruit trees, only collectable during the autumn season in temperate climates but ridiculously prolific. Are you listening, Tyron? 😂 You are aware, I know, but some of your viewers may not be, that you can turn off load-bearing dirt blocks in the world settings as well as making jokes about them. I appreciate realistic block physics in theory, but do wish that the world generation didn’t result in quite so many hidden caves covered with only a thin layer of (yes, please, let’s actually have it be load-bearing so we don’t fall to our death) dirt. Also… “what’s the purpose” of making alcohol in game? Because people enjoy it! Might as well ask what is the purpose of seashells and 27,836 unique butterflies! (Honestly, in my current survival play through, where we had neither fruit trees nor bees by the first winter, the added shelf life for berries would have been very helpful for keeping our stats up. Too bad all the barrels of fermenting berry juice in our small, crowded early-game cellar/kitchen went up in smoke when I somehow didn’t notice that my torch was aimed at the pie-making table rather than the fire wood in the oven immediately behind it. Luckily grain and vegetables in pottery storage vessels don’t burn, or we might have been surviving on stringy bushmeat all winter … because it seems the game considers both cooking pots- made to sit on a fire- and pottery crocks with cooked meals in them (but not empty ones) to be flammable. (I will take flammable cooking pots over flammable gears and axels though. Much easier to replace. Gears and axels don’t burn despite being made of wood, fat, and resin… at least they didn’t back in 1.16… no, this most recent incident was NOT the first time I accidentally set fire to my base, I just keep finding new ways to do it!) Finally, the cooking-show-esque “Now that we have sealed these barrels for a week, let me immediately show you the finished product” was a lovely touch.
I agree that it’s silly that items that are meant to be used around fire are suddenly flammable when a house fire starts. I lost a tool rack full of metal tools before I knew pit kilns could make them disappear. Despite the fact that all those metal tools were created in a 1000 degree forge.
Kimberlite I've found has a unique way to spawn, where it would spawn similar to halite, but would push the rock layers up higher than they should The telltale signs i noticed was finding a different gravel/stone type on the surface but the surface rocks are not the same For example, i found an area where the surface stones was andesite, but on the surface there was limestone/bauxite gravel. Need to go check sometime to confirm but from me flying around in creative, it's what i noticed
Yeah that's something I've noticed, too, and I mentioned that in the first season. I haven't said much about it this season since I haven't found any likely spots yet! ;)
@@Kurazarrh it's kinda wild for my world cause i stumbled on both limestone and bauxite near where i settled and just noticed so many of these raised areas where it should be andesite/shale Only thing left is to learn more patterns for meteorites to find them more easily, checking every weird dip in the ground isnt workin that much haha
I usually take my merry time getting to it. It's kind of a late-mid-game or late-game feature given how expensive it is and the fact that you need metric tons of fruit to really do anything, which means either collecting every berry bush you see and/or waiting for fruit trees to grow! It's also just... not useful. So spending time on it in the early to mid game when you have other priorities (linen, mechanical power, metallurgy, not starving) just doesn't make much sense to me!
Finally! Great video, as always, but now I have just one question for you my dear @Kurazarrh: is it true that it's impossible to make blue cheese in a quite hot climate? Because I've never managed to make some and I remember someone telling me that climate plays a role and that you can't if it's too hot. #20Kuestions
I feel like those alcohol bandages are pretty crummy, I mean, if they last basically just long enough to make and then use them....I dunno, can't really bring em to a fight...the honey poultice are the way to go, I guess. maybe if there was a "wax-sealed alcohol bandage." that allowed the alcohol to remain in the bandage because you like...dipped the bandage in wax to keep it from evaporating...that'd be kinda neet.
@@Kurazarrh yeah....cause I totally love how much expansive inventory space we get...and there's never anything interesting when I'm out exploring I'd ever want to bring back...
Also the fact that they have the exact same healing points as the honey sulfur poultices. There’s no logical reason to use them in practically every scenario.
#20Kuestions This one's more of a palate cleanser, Are you going to Scarborough Faire? Other than that, please do not drink raw distillate coming out of a simple pot still like that, you need to separate out heads and tails or you will go very blind very fast. Tyrone should let you make ethanol lamps with aqua vitae for kicks
Honestly i think that brewing should give you potion effects like strength or endurance so that its worth it cause at this point its just a waste of time
Perhaps as a way to introduce a more balanced seed system into the game, seeds could be very prolific but saplings have a chance of dying, similar to fruit trees? In that way you’d be able to harvest a realistic amount of seeds from trees but you wouldn’t be able to cheese the game by growing an entire forest’s worth of wood in one go.
I've had someone else suggest having saplings having a chance to die, but from a game perspective, I don't like it. It would make getting wood an absolute chore in a game that already makes everything into a chore! lol Given just how much wood the player needs, I don't see the current wood output to be "cheesing" it, even if the amount of wood we receive is unrealistically large--because the amount of wood we use is equally unrealistic.
@@Kurazarrh fair enough, maybe if the game made wood go further then the concept could work. But you’re right, between leather, charcoal, building blocks, mechanical parts, etc, I never have enough wood.
Yeah, you probably wouldn't want to have much more than a shot of it... and it probably wouldn't taste very good. Think like, 190-proof Everclear or something. Not really meant for straight consumption.
Hey Kurazarrh, I have noticed that the weather in the say "more highland" area goes from neagtive 7ish to maybe 15 degrees in the summer, I believe the menu says as much. My Area has weather from -15 all the way to 30 C in the summer. Is there a way to make the span of weather changes a bit more extreme/varied?
I'm not sure how to get a larger swing in temperatures. Temperate climates are probably about as swingy as they get; traveling toward the equator will actually reduce these swings until you get pretty uniform warm/hot weather year-round.
#20Kuestions Would you like too see a sort of primitive black powder weapon I'm vintage story? Like you make it out of iron, then you need to slowly manually load black powder, and then a stone or something expensive. Making it have a very long range at a cost of iron and black powder, plus being very loud so that things around you can hear you and prob run away
its been blizzarding in my world for 3 weeks ingame time. my castle is so dark during the day that im just battling drifters at noon. ive had to basically quarantine myself to a small portion of my castle to wait for the endless blizzard to end. its been epic as hell. never experienced this before in the game. just glad i have enough food for a while. but firewood is low and its -29c outside.
#20Kuwestiions: Have you ever considered playing a TerraFirmaCraft series in that other block game? it'd be interesting for it to be, perhaps a shorter one, but long enough you get to the lategame, and you give insights on how you think TFC compares to Vintage, since they're largely similar.
also bonus Kuwestion if you feel like, what crops or animals would you most like to see added? [I ask as a bonus cause I swear it's been asked but I don't recall the answer, and have no idea how I'd find that.]
Hey TizonaAmanthia! I've already answered a question about playing TFC, so I'll respond here. Short version is, I didn't enjoy TFC when I played it. Probably because it was more than what I was looking for at the time, and I was so used to how that other block game works that it threw me off. As for doing a series on it here, I probably won't, because whenever TOBG comes up in conversation with most audience members, the idea of this channel turning into a TOBG channel isn't received well.
@@Kurazarrh Ahhh, alright, that's fair. thanks for answering it, I guess that means I get to come up with another Kuwestion? or do you still have one or two in your backlog of mine?
@@TizonaAmanthia It's just Kuestion, without the w (messing with the hashtag messes with YT's algorithm and my ability to find Kuestions quickly, btw), but I don't see any from you queued up.
@@Kurazarrh "ahhh, Kuestion* okay. I shall think of a Doozy then! hey, I was talking with my husband last night about the youtuber's parasocial relationship thing...and how I've wisened in my years, and was saying youtubers like yoruself and one or two others, I think know me well enough through the dozens of comments banter, that...if i happened to spot them at a convention or something, that they might remember me, and be up for a conversation. so...here's my #Kuestion! How do you feel about Parasocial relationships? do you, or would you be up for being "accosted" by a fan, for a conversation if they happened to spot you? [excluding awkward times like if you're ad a restaurant having dinner with your family, or the like.]
I think your videos could really benefit from chapters. The editing you do is good, it's a shame not to take 5 minutes to add them. It's just a matter of putting timestamps and a name in the description. In this one you could put each question with a timestamp and there would be a chapter that viewers could use for reference. GL Edit: is there some reason you don't do this already?
Adding chapters requires knowing what I'm talking about during each segment of the video so I know where to put them. My videos are usually 30-40 minutes long, so it would actually be quite a bit more than 5 minutes. I just don't have the extra time for that. When I have 250k subscribers and can quit my day job, then it'll be something to put on the radar! :D
@@Kurazarrh ok cool. I imagined you using an editor to join the parts where you can see the segments and timestamps and just keeping a list of chapters as you add parts, not requiring much more time. Thanks for explaining, GL
Imo the best use for the dry mash is for rot to make fertilizer, I go on long treks and collect hundreds of berry bushes, unlimited food, high fertility and compost.
I’d kinda stopped watching a couple of months back, but now I’m finally caught up again. Got horribly sick last week and couldn’t sleep one night, so I ended up just giving up around 4am and decided to come see what I’d missed. Honestly this series was a life-saver, there’s just something so pleasant and calming about watching it, I love your style of commentary and narration.
Hey, that's great to hear! Glad the series could be a companion to you while you recovered. Hope you're feeling better!
I think the standard way to deal with low light, open air cellars is to use a bent pathway for the light. In your case you could just go up a few blocks and then go back the way you came before digging up and through the surface.
That's one way to do it, but really due to the way light propagates in Vintage Story (taxicab light), a long, straight tube is just as effective as a bendy one! ;)
10:51 This is a good mod idea. MC also has some really bad sapling drops at times.
Finally caught up with the series
Welcome to the present! Hope you enjoyed the journey to get here! :)
@@Kurazarrh It was fun. Ive just bought the game myself - It's fun, jst having to unlearn MC. I am feeling quite pressured to food security before winter, but once that sorted, i should be fine.
Some trivia on distillation with a pot still like that one for anyone interested...
For the 2nd run where you start with brandy (~40%ABV) the product would begin at around 80% ABV and drop in concentration gradually throughout the run as the liquid in the pot drops in concentration too.
You'd usually separate it into small jars and blend the best to drink by taste later. The first few (called heads) are harsh, the middle part (hearts, maybe 3/4 of the product ~70-40%) is nice and the last bits (tails) can kinda taste and smell like wet dog.
I've not done apple brandy so not sure how different that would be but that's the general case.
It's not possible to distil pure ethanol from water as there will always be a mix of both boil off. The azeotrope is something like 98% which you can't go over by boiling (at atmospheric pressure). It's to do with the molecules having similar boiling points and liking to be together I believe.
With a reflux still you can get close to that in one run (from cider) and the last few % of water could be removed by chemical drying process, though idk details about that.
Incidentally 100% alcohol isn't as efficient disinfectant as 70 or 80 because it evaporates too fast!
Sounds like you could suggest some improvements to Tyron for making distilling work more realistically! Though depending on how complex it would be, it could just frustrate players if it's too nuanced and not clearly spelled out.
@@Kurazarrh It's actually very realistic already, I was impressed and enjoyed watching that! I agree though, making it more fiddly might become an annoyance.
There is the potential for explosions though, so that might be fun... Actually I wonder what happens if you let that condenser run dry... You're part cat so must be curious too! ;)
I'll consider it though, I was going to give the game a try, it looks fun.
@@nommy8599 You should! It's a wonderful game! :)
Lead based solder with acidic ciders? I think I'll tough it out using silver-based solder even if lead poisoning isn't implemented yet.
But the lead makes evenything taste so yummy and sweet!
My seraph has already gotten enough lead poisoning from casting molybdochalkos ingots with all that yummy molten lead steam rising right into his face. Whats a little more?
#20Kuestions Which foods would you like to see implemented in later updates? I’d like to see corn or strawberries!
Thanks for your question submission! It's been added to the list!
If I had to guess the reason the chisel didn't turn the liquid in the barrel into molten metal while the spyglass did has to do with the spyglass being a mod item. The quench mod probably freaks out a little not knowing what the 3D world item for the spyglass is (if there is one) and turns the water into molten metal by mistake. As I think the world model is supposed to be placed at the bottom of the barrel.
Ah, true! If it's behavior is undefined, that must be the default!
A jumpscare tunnel to drifterland. Very nice. It was quite scary digging through the unknown just using some coordinates like you did. I don't know how you managed to pull of such an amazing feat, but for me it feels like magic. I mean, I know simple math and coordinates does the trick, but my brain does not compute well that way. Amazing, just amazing.
Haha, thank you. I've had, uh... well over a decade of experience with digging around trying to match up coordinates, from the very early days of playing That Other Block Game and trying to build a path between two underground bases. Eventually you get a knack for it! :D
The stairwell at the end of the tunnel and missing only by a mere block down is what takes the cake for me. Those decade long of experience surely bears its fruit well in this video.
Coming out of lurk mode to emphatically agree with you about tree seeds. Make them work like fruit trees, only collectable during the autumn season in temperate climates but ridiculously prolific. Are you listening, Tyron? 😂
You are aware, I know, but some of your viewers may not be, that you can turn off load-bearing dirt blocks in the world settings as well as making jokes about them. I appreciate realistic block physics in theory, but do wish that the world generation didn’t result in quite so many hidden caves covered with only a thin layer of (yes, please, let’s actually have it be load-bearing so we don’t fall to our death) dirt.
Also… “what’s the purpose” of making alcohol in game? Because people enjoy it! Might as well ask what is the purpose of seashells and 27,836 unique butterflies! (Honestly, in my current survival play through, where we had neither fruit trees nor bees by the first winter, the added shelf life for berries would have been very helpful for keeping our stats up. Too bad all the barrels of fermenting berry juice in our small, crowded early-game cellar/kitchen went up in smoke when I somehow didn’t notice that my torch was aimed at the pie-making table rather than the fire wood in the oven immediately behind it. Luckily grain and vegetables in pottery storage vessels don’t burn, or we might have been surviving on stringy bushmeat all winter … because it seems the game considers both cooking pots- made to sit on a fire- and pottery crocks with cooked meals in them (but not empty ones) to be flammable. (I will take flammable cooking pots over flammable gears and axels though. Much easier to replace. Gears and axels don’t burn despite being made of wood, fat, and resin… at least they didn’t back in 1.16… no, this most recent incident was NOT the first time I accidentally set fire to my base, I just keep finding new ways to do it!)
Finally, the cooking-show-esque “Now that we have sealed these barrels for a week, let me immediately show you the finished product” was a lovely touch.
Haha I dunno about only the autumn season... Some concessions need to be made in order to have a playable game!
I agree that it’s silly that items that are meant to be used around fire are suddenly flammable when a house fire starts. I lost a tool rack full of metal tools before I knew pit kilns could make them disappear. Despite the fact that all those metal tools were created in a 1000 degree forge.
"Blessed are the cheesemakers!"
XD
Kimberlite I've found has a unique way to spawn, where it would spawn similar to halite, but would push the rock layers up higher than they should
The telltale signs i noticed was finding a different gravel/stone type on the surface but the surface rocks are not the same
For example, i found an area where the surface stones was andesite, but on the surface there was limestone/bauxite gravel. Need to go check sometime to confirm but from me flying around in creative, it's what i noticed
Yeah that's something I've noticed, too, and I mentioned that in the first season. I haven't said much about it this season since I haven't found any likely spots yet! ;)
@@Kurazarrh it's kinda wild for my world cause i stumbled on both limestone and bauxite near where i settled and just noticed so many of these raised areas where it should be andesite/shale
Only thing left is to learn more patterns for meteorites to find them more easily, checking every weird dip in the ground isnt workin that much haha
Been wondering when you would get into brewing.
I usually take my merry time getting to it. It's kind of a late-mid-game or late-game feature given how expensive it is and the fact that you need metric tons of fruit to really do anything, which means either collecting every berry bush you see and/or waiting for fruit trees to grow! It's also just... not useful. So spending time on it in the early to mid game when you have other priorities (linen, mechanical power, metallurgy, not starving) just doesn't make much sense to me!
Thank you for answering my question! 😊
:D Thanks for asking it!
Hey man, I think you might have spelled blue wrong. I'm excited to watch the video soon!
I was wrong, tis the OG spelling 🤣
No it's the french word for blue
It's the OG spelling of the cheese! ;)
@@Kurazarrh oh ok cool! Just making sure you knew just in case 😁
Heheh my favorite part of drinking alcohol in the game is the text effects. It tickles me so much I might as well be drunk irl lol
Wait, there are text effects when you're Michael Jackson??? I have to see this now!
Finally! Great video, as always, but now I have just one question for you my dear @Kurazarrh: is it true that it's impossible to make blue cheese in a quite hot climate? Because I've never managed to make some and I remember someone telling me that climate plays a role and that you can't if it's too hot.
#20Kuestions
Thank you! :) And your question has been added to the list!
#20kuestions
Should they add more kinds of cheese? An old hard cheese like Parmezan or the Dutch variants? (Young to Old in lots of different lvls)
Thanks for your question! It's been added to the list!
not even Wensleydale?
I feel like those alcohol bandages are pretty crummy, I mean, if they last basically just long enough to make and then use them....I dunno, can't really bring em to a fight...the honey poultice are the way to go, I guess. maybe if there was a "wax-sealed alcohol bandage." that allowed the alcohol to remain in the bandage because you like...dipped the bandage in wax to keep it from evaporating...that'd be kinda neet.
Yeah they're pretty useless unless you're fine with carrying an extra bucket full of ethanol with you everywhere you go!
@@Kurazarrh yeah....cause I totally love how much expansive inventory space we get...and there's never anything interesting when I'm out exploring I'd ever want to bring back...
Also the fact that they have the exact same healing points as the honey sulfur poultices. There’s no logical reason to use them in practically every scenario.
#20Kuestions
This one's more of a palate cleanser,
Are you going to Scarborough Faire?
Other than that, please do not drink raw distillate coming out of a simple pot still like that, you need to separate out heads and tails or you will go very blind very fast.
Tyrone should let you make ethanol lamps with aqua vitae for kicks
But methanol is good for the body! ;P
Honestly i think that brewing should give you potion effects like strength or endurance so that its worth it cause at this point its just a waste of time
I think brewing is a stepping stone to more systems like alchemy. IIRC, potions or a similar system are in the works for the future.
Perhaps as a way to introduce a more balanced seed system into the game, seeds could be very prolific but saplings have a chance of dying, similar to fruit trees? In that way you’d be able to harvest a realistic amount of seeds from trees but you wouldn’t be able to cheese the game by growing an entire forest’s worth of wood in one go.
I've had someone else suggest having saplings having a chance to die, but from a game perspective, I don't like it. It would make getting wood an absolute chore in a game that already makes everything into a chore! lol Given just how much wood the player needs, I don't see the current wood output to be "cheesing" it, even if the amount of wood we receive is unrealistically large--because the amount of wood we use is equally unrealistic.
@@Kurazarrh fair enough, maybe if the game made wood go further then the concept could work. But you’re right, between leather, charcoal, building blocks, mechanical parts, etc, I never have enough wood.
Hmm, isn't aqua vitae lethal well within in _reasonably_ drinkable quantities?
Yeah, you probably wouldn't want to have much more than a shot of it... and it probably wouldn't taste very good. Think like, 190-proof Everclear or something. Not really meant for straight consumption.
i find mash is good just to get rot/compost going
True! It's probably great for that!
Hey Kurazarrh, I have noticed that the weather in the say "more highland" area goes from neagtive 7ish to maybe 15 degrees in the summer, I believe the menu says as much.
My Area has weather from -15 all the way to 30 C in the summer. Is there a way to make the span of weather changes a bit more extreme/varied?
I'm not sure how to get a larger swing in temperatures. Temperate climates are probably about as swingy as they get; traveling toward the equator will actually reduce these swings until you get pretty uniform warm/hot weather year-round.
#20Kuestions
Would you like too see a sort of primitive black powder weapon I'm vintage story?
Like you make it out of iron, then you need to slowly manually load black powder, and then a stone or something expensive. Making it have a very long range at a cost of iron and black powder, plus being very loud so that things around you can hear you and prob run away
so a firelance or hand cannon/handgonne?
@@thecondiffs yeah more or less
Thanks for your question! It's been added to the list!
Wait, you have to fill the condenser!?…. The heck did I do without that?
There's a reasonable chance there could be a bug that lets it work without water! But yeah, it's supposed to take (and will boil off) water.
Bet you wish they had Brie to make your alliteration a bit better... 🤪
I can make bleu... I mean, I can make do!
its been blizzarding in my world for 3 weeks ingame time.
my castle is so dark during the day that im just battling drifters at noon. ive had to basically quarantine myself to a small portion of my castle to wait for the endless blizzard to end. its been epic as hell. never experienced this before in the game. just glad i have enough food for a while. but firewood is low and its -29c outside.
Wow, you must be somewhere in the far north! Or did you just get "super lucky" and had snowstorms in a temperate area?
#20Kuwestiions: Have you ever considered playing a TerraFirmaCraft series in that other block game? it'd be interesting for it to be, perhaps a shorter one, but long enough you get to the lategame, and you give insights on how you think TFC compares to Vintage, since they're largely similar.
also bonus Kuwestion if you feel like, what crops or animals would you most like to see added? [I ask as a bonus cause I swear it's been asked but I don't recall the answer, and have no idea how I'd find that.]
Hey TizonaAmanthia! I've already answered a question about playing TFC, so I'll respond here. Short version is, I didn't enjoy TFC when I played it. Probably because it was more than what I was looking for at the time, and I was so used to how that other block game works that it threw me off.
As for doing a series on it here, I probably won't, because whenever TOBG comes up in conversation with most audience members, the idea of this channel turning into a TOBG channel isn't received well.
@@Kurazarrh Ahhh, alright, that's fair. thanks for answering it, I guess that means I get to come up with another Kuwestion? or do you still have one or two in your backlog of mine?
@@TizonaAmanthia It's just Kuestion, without the w (messing with the hashtag messes with YT's algorithm and my ability to find Kuestions quickly, btw), but I don't see any from you queued up.
@@Kurazarrh "ahhh, Kuestion* okay. I shall think of a Doozy then!
hey, I was talking with my husband last night about the youtuber's parasocial relationship thing...and how I've wisened in my years, and was saying youtubers like yoruself and one or two others, I think know me well enough through the dozens of comments banter, that...if i happened to spot them at a convention or something, that they might remember me, and be up for a conversation. so...here's my #Kuestion! How do you feel about Parasocial relationships? do you, or would you be up for being "accosted" by a fan, for a conversation if they happened to spot you? [excluding awkward times like if you're ad a restaurant having dinner with your family, or the like.]
I think your videos could really benefit from chapters. The editing you do is good, it's a shame not to take 5 minutes to add them. It's just a matter of putting timestamps and a name in the description.
In this one you could put each question with a timestamp and there would be a chapter that viewers could use for reference. GL
Edit: is there some reason you don't do this already?
Adding chapters requires knowing what I'm talking about during each segment of the video so I know where to put them. My videos are usually 30-40 minutes long, so it would actually be quite a bit more than 5 minutes. I just don't have the extra time for that. When I have 250k subscribers and can quit my day job, then it'll be something to put on the radar! :D
@@Kurazarrh ok cool. I imagined you using an editor to join the parts where you can see the segments and timestamps and just keeping a list of chapters as you add parts, not requiring much more time. Thanks for explaining, GL
@@nommy8599 Between the number of takes and editing out bloopers, scene boundaries get really fuzzy!
Sunless Sea, huh? inneresting. I'll bite. no idea what that game is about.
It's a story-rich rogue-like where you're the captain of a boat on a Lovecraftian sea beneath England. :)
@@Kurazarrh sounds....fun? I look forward to seeing it, at least.