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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ม.ค. 2024
- In this first episode of my SnowRunner Alaska walkthrough I will show you the best way to start scouting the region, which tasks you should complete first, and where to get new trucks and upgrades right from the start.
Catch me live on twitch here - / zorshix
#snowrunner #alaska #walkthrough #gaming - เกม
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I like how you activate all the tasks at first as you scout the map. When I started Michigan, I avoided accepting them all because I thought it would get difficult to manage. Now I see it's good to do so you can better plan the tasks later on and don't have to go back to accept them.
It definitely helps if you can take the time to do it 🙂
Hey z, I have some tough love for you today. Y'know I really enjoy your channel and I almost didn't say anything but then figured you'd want honest feedback. So here goes: I found this video pretty hard to follow. In your Michigan scouting videos you showed all the driving, sped up. I imagine this was a ton of work and it did make the videos pretty long, but at the same time for a lost newbie it was really helpful to be able to watch (and sometimes re-watch) exactly how you got from Point A to Point B. Your new technique of clipping some of the footage to get to the decision points faster worked great for the Michigan logging videos, where all of us following along were already really comfortable with the zone, but for the scouting sessions, for me at least, it didn't work as well. Maybe I just need to re-watch or pay more attention. Hopefully others will come along and tell me I'm crazy and they followed along just fine.
I think if you're going with the new technique of cutting some of the routine driving, if you popped open the map a little more often it might help, at least while we're getting the map revealed. (Once the map is revealed and we've been everywhere and you're doing contracts I think this new format would be 100% fine.)
It was still an entertaining video and I still learned a lot about how different transmissions impact fuel economy, and I hadn't realized the game's physic model takes into account the weight of extra fuel on the roof (no wonder my Scout 800 keeps wanting to tip over). Still definitely got my Like, and I still really appreciate you making these vids, it just wasn't -quite- as newbie friendly as the Michigan scouting vids.
I do appreciate your feedback. Sometimes I forget that others might not know exactly where I'm at because I've had these maps memorized for such a long time.
I want them to be newbie friendly so thank you for your perspective. I got so bogged down last season with the workload, and hardware limitations (my ssd is only 256Gb and these files end up being 70-90Gb per video) 😅 I have been looking for ways to keep them coming at a consistent rate with my limited resources and this process has helped tremendously, but at the same time if they aren't useful to the viewer it kind of defeats the purpose too.
I will take this into consideration moving forward and try to be more detailed with my locations in the map. I appreciate your support, I will get this figured out eventually! 🙂
@@zorshix When you plotted out your route at one point, even though the map was still covered up, I thought "Damn, this guy REALLY knows these maps!!" :)
Well... I have looked at them many times I guess. Honestly I don't ever open the maps anymore when I'm playing alone but I'm trying to remember to do it for the videos so you all can see the routes I'm taking. Maybe that would be a good approach to the situation, marking out the routes before I drive them. At least then the video could be paused on the map scene and studied in more depth.
Also, I have to comment, on Twitch everyone calls me zor or Z so it was cool to see you start the first message with it! 🙂 I'm pretty sure you're the first to do it on TH-cam
@@zorshix Yup, I think that would work pretty well.
This is really helpfull for new players, keep on going
Awesome! I'm glad it is and I will definitely keep going! Thanks for the comment 🙂
If you don't have the JAT tyres you'd suggest using Mud Tyres in Alaska right?
Absolutely yes
5:38 I just finished Alaska and the amount of spare fuel I’m leaving in white valley for later use is quite ridiculous lol
For real there's soo much fuel 😅
Cant you just make a fuel addon for the truck and bring it over? I just restarted myself on new+ to make it hardcore, but i wanted it also with no recovery and i wanted to be able to sell trailers full price. Im enjoying it so far until i flip. Then gotta go bring another truck to flip it back. But its more enjoyable with the struggles. I also need to be more cautious on trails or im fucked lol
@@newfiefitz412 yep you can bring it over in fuel addon vehicles, I just have to go back and get it when the ones I have empty. Michigan + Alaska spare fuel adds up to more fuel than you have fuel carrier vehicles
@@theoriginalzinngok good thanks, because i was wondering that lol. The tuz 166 i have to say is my favorite. Its a bit tippy, but it works! I bought the game for christmas and im hooked. I almost got all the packs lol
I agree it's more enjoyable with the struggles. 🙂
How did you get the mud tires?
They are from the JAT Tire Pack paid DLC, I believe it costs approximately $3 usd.
Thanks mate 👍🏾
You're welcome 🙂
What exactly is new game+
Hey 👋 thanks for asking. New Game+ just gives you options to customize the start of a new game. You can set things like starting rank, vehicle options, upgrades available from the start, time of day options etc. You can make the game easier or harder depending on your preferences.
Just a side note, if you set refueling prices to default it will make you pay at the gas stations so if you don't want that you need to manually set it to free. 🙂 Great question!