Hey Splatter, thanks for playing Scrapnaut, we're so glad you like it! We also want to announce that we will be releasing the game in a co-op on May 27!
You Definition of Technology is really fairly accurate. "Mechanical improvements that help make life better" is very close to the actual definition "application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes". People don't realize that a Scythe has a fair bit of technology into it. It has an interface, one that is designed in such a way that it encouraged its operator to hold it a certain way. If the operator holds it correctly it will be much more efficient to use as opposed to someone holding it incorrectly. Today people lack understanding and usually would look at a crooked stick with a blade like that is something that is not technology... when it totally is. Someone sat down and though about how best to design the Scythe to be "practical" in its application. Your vehicles, housing, clothing, utensils, and your phone are all "technology".
Very well said. After that its just a measure of the metric of tech. A real world comparison is papyrus scrolls vs electronic tablets. Papyrus scrolls is tech that cavemen didnt have, even though to us thats not technology at all. Only the metric is relative to the era of the observer.
that inventory management issue you mentioned is the reason I love the ME system in minecraft so much ^^ just connect all your chests with ender cables and you can craft using anything in that web of boxes
This looks pretty neat. Also, totally agree on the boiled cauliflower smell. It's the worst. Boiling cauliflower and reheating fish gratin in the office microwave oven needs to be passed into law as crimes against humanity.
since you asked ... technology: (according to me) an object (flint blade, CERN supercollider) or knowledge ("bury seeds = more food!", "disinfect your surgical tools") that enables you to do something new or do the same thing less badly (create a source of food; kill fewer people with surgery). Power button and touchscreen optional.
She was overcooking it. My mum used to do that, although I would expect a vegan - unless she was also a masochist - to know better. Cauliflower is delicious and hardly needs cooking at all. That's the secret with Brussels sprouts and cabbage too.
Technology is something you can use to affect the world around you without directly using your body to do so. A fork is technology you eat food with. Or you know, start a computer by touching the jumpers.
I might as well just give Splatty my bank card because, almost every time I watch his content, my wish list gets longer and/or my bank account gets emptier lol.
I like the idea it's going with, the core mechanics are there in their basis, I'm curious about how much it expands in the current state of the game. Combat is a bit clunky though that's true, and I hope there's means later in the tech tree, or in the game development to craft from all/proximity storages not just player inventory, since you mentioned automation that's necessary imo. Good stuff, thanks again Splatt'
@splattercatgaming I love how "light/heavy" is your continuum of how 'good' combat is "what happened between you and your ex?" - "Her combat was a little light, it wasn't working out"
Issue with your definition, not everything that was technological progress was a tool. Also your definition implies that it directly improves humans abilities. Irrigation was a very early technologic improvement, something that is neither a direct tool nor did it improve our ability past what our ability was already.
@@Thr0mamay I had a teacher in middle school that would always define it as anything that would improve human life. I find that the most fitting definition. Even the simplest things improve things in our lives, that's technology.
The problem with the inventory mashing together system is that if you put 50 chests down the game would have to load the inventories of those 50 chests every time. It would cause a lot of lag.
I like inventories system but I totally feel you Splat. I think my compromise is to have a work bench have a range from which it can pull items from chests. I think Eco does it this way.
Looks like healing is similar to Minecraft, have to have full satiation in order to heal hearts and healing hearts slowly removes some of the hunger meter
Have you played fallout 4? How they handle crafting inventory is the crafting stations double as chests, so you can just store all your materials inside them.
Technology: use of resources and intelligence to solve problems. I feel the same way about walking barefoot - too paranoid for that. And running barefoot? ABSOLUTELY NOT.
So no humans for 2 centuries and you find fresh cabbage and cans that are ok? I would worry that this place had hidden people... in the hills... waiting for you to go to sleep...
The game seems like it may be decent but from playing the demo I just could not do it with that camera view and how the directional view works. and quit the demo after about 10 minutes. Technology to me means something people think they need to survive but is not really needed at all, such as a phone, internet, car.
Technology is the knowledge and understanding that allows us to upgrade items in our lives in order to make life better and easier. The game looks kinda meh to me. SSDD Keep up the great work, Splat!
Come on Devs chest contents must count toward crafting , managing a limited inventory is not fun, maybe compromise by letting us connecta chest to the crafting table by placing it by it? we could have dedicated tables, like one for all related things to stone and wood in raw state, this other table for electronics, and so on. Still Full crafting from any chest inside that base grid the game showed is not much to ask A second nice feature is the ability to name the crafting tables and change its color scheme, so we can visually see '' ah my engine crafting spot is that one, I made it green'' same thing for chests on the color scheme. Plaques and sings to craft that you can write something on it or just put a symbol on it like the image of a gear for example is a nice way to give the player ways to improve the visual clarity of their base and customize things You, my friendly splat viewer, might be reading this and thinking '' But I remember where I put stuff'' well maybe you wouldn't after a week or a month without playing organizing things helps a lot I find the art style of this game pleasing for a crafting game it has details but it does not overwhelm you with it.
Nothing is as painful as animal crossing crafting system.. you can only craft one item at a time and have to watch the crafting animation every. Single. Time. Yes you can speed it up just a bit but it's still painful none the less.
No, things inside of chests should not be pulled automatically for crafting. Wanting that is just signs of a lazy gamer, why not just take your idea further then and have it pull needed items from the the whole surrounding area without even needing to go out and get it. Why, because it would be lazy gaming that's why. And what the hell kind of cauliflower was your roommate cooking. I cook cauliflower 2 or three times a week and never get any rank smell.
Hey Splatter, thanks for playing Scrapnaut, we're so glad you like it! We also want to announce that we will be releasing the game in a co-op on May 27!
The reason splat misinterprets contextual menus is because of his love for purple herbs
"Everybody loves rocks." I love rocks, they stone... no wait, reverse that.
Did I hear a *rock and stone* ?
"...but quite frankly I've been on Twitter and I don't think it's that."
Ne'er hath truer words been spoken. 🤣
To the "Chests should count to crafting inventory": PRRREEAAAAAAAACH!
You Definition of Technology is really fairly accurate. "Mechanical improvements that help make life better" is very close to the actual definition "application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes". People don't realize that a Scythe has a fair bit of technology into it. It has an interface, one that is designed in such a way that it encouraged its operator to hold it a certain way. If the operator holds it correctly it will be much more efficient to use as opposed to someone holding it incorrectly. Today people lack understanding and usually would look at a crooked stick with a blade like that is something that is not technology... when it totally is. Someone sat down and though about how best to design the Scythe to be "practical" in its application. Your vehicles, housing, clothing, utensils, and your phone are all "technology".
Very well said. After that its just a measure of the metric of tech.
A real world comparison is papyrus scrolls vs electronic tablets.
Papyrus scrolls is tech that cavemen didnt have, even though to us thats not technology at all. Only the metric is relative to the era of the observer.
In a way a wooden stick is technology if used as a club. It effectively becomes a lever at that point.
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i am really glad watching you growing
When it comes to your characters name.... he who smelt it dealt it. I wasn't even thinking that until You said it.
that inventory management issue you mentioned is the reason I love the ME system in minecraft so much ^^ just connect all your chests with ender cables and you can craft using anything in that web of boxes
Technology is anything discovered and made that can improve our lives somehow. Fire was once a technology, same with the wheel and the toothbrush
I'm obsessed with games that have features like electricity and water management
I'm liking this video simply because I now know you are yelling 4 4 4 4 4 ! as you are killing in any game.
I'm totally on board with your inventory system!
This looks pretty neat.
Also, totally agree on the boiled cauliflower smell. It's the worst. Boiling cauliflower and reheating fish gratin in the office microwave oven needs to be passed into law as crimes against humanity.
I really dig the aesthetic of this game, I’m gonna pick it up. Thanks as always, Splatty!
A human using a rock as a tool is technology.
never thought I would hear about Gothic 3 here :D
since you asked ... technology: (according to me)
an object (flint blade, CERN supercollider) or knowledge ("bury seeds = more food!", "disinfect your surgical tools") that enables you to do something new or do the same thing less badly (create a source of food; kill fewer people with surgery). Power button and touchscreen optional.
She was overcooking it. My mum used to do that, although I would expect a vegan - unless she was also a masochist - to know better. Cauliflower is delicious and hardly needs cooking at all. That's the secret with Brussels sprouts and cabbage too.
Love your videos
Technology: the mechanical extension of our will.
This vid has so many good one-liners 🤣
Id say that technology is the practical application of scientific discoveries.
omg splat, I LOVED Gothic 3, I didn't think I'd ever find someone else who like it too!
Technology is the practical application of science.
Neat looking game, I’ll have to see the screenshots of what’s it’s like further on in the game. Thanks Splatty! =]
I agree. Chests should count as your inventory.
Love these vids! 👌
Technology: knowledge and advancement that make life easier.
Technology is something you can use to affect the world around you without directly using your body to do so. A fork is technology you eat food with. Or you know, start a computer by touching the jumpers.
I might as well just give Splatty my bank card because, almost every time I watch his content, my wish list gets longer and/or my bank account gets emptier lol.
Fast travel
Insta craft
Combined inventory
Splat being lazy
Looks cool.Thanks Splatt.
Not only does cauliflower smell so does cottage cheese.
Technology is an end-product out of raw/ mats.
Thanks for a fantastic video!
All hail the Algorithm!
technology, our biggest blessing and yet our scariest and most dangerous curse.
Technology is just insufficiently advanced magic.
I like the idea it's going with, the core mechanics are there in their basis, I'm curious about how much it expands in the current state of the game. Combat is a bit clunky though that's true, and I hope there's means later in the tech tree, or in the game development to craft from all/proximity storages not just player inventory, since you mentioned automation that's necessary imo. Good stuff, thanks again Splatt'
Looks like the language selection is on the main menu.
Technology just means know-how, it can be making arrowheads out of obsidian, the technique for making said implement is a technology.
Technology: the application of scientific learning.
Nice
Splatter confirmed "never-bare"
this game is like a mix of scrap machanic and volcanoids in 2d
@splattercatgaming I love how "light/heavy" is your continuum of how 'good' combat is
"what happened between you and your ex?" - "Her combat was a little light, it wasn't working out"
technology - man-made tools that extend, supplement or improve our abilities.
Issue with your definition, not everything that was technological progress was a tool. Also your definition implies that it directly improves humans abilities. Irrigation was a very early technologic improvement, something that is neither a direct tool nor did it improve our ability past what our ability was already.
tools, techniques and procedures then
@@Thr0mamay I had a teacher in middle school that would always define it as anything that would improve human life. I find that the most fitting definition. Even the simplest things improve things in our lives, that's technology.
Splatty boy! a purple herb man, I knew you had exquisite tastes ~
The problem with the inventory mashing together system is that if you put 50 chests down the game would have to load the inventories of those 50 chests every time. It would cause a lot of lag.
I'm 100% in favour of crafting from containers. Grounded just added that recently and I did a happy cheer.
oh boi, good 'ol Gothic flash :]
Missed opportunity. Should have named him SkrapperKat. Or, continue Corn Cob Collin's family line.
The hatch at around 9:30....did it have any numbers imprinted? Like 4, 8, 15, 16, 23 or 42 ?
omg that's awesome !
Application of science.
18:00 There was coal inside your build zone (went too it at 17:00), dude.
Damnit Splatty! All games in Gothic series have limitless inventories.
I would describe technology as one thing...Progression. whether good or bad it is ever moving in an upward acceleration.
Oh... for the day all crafting games link storage together as a location for mats when you are crafting.
I like inventories system but I totally feel you Splat. I think my compromise is to have a work bench have a range from which it can pull items from chests. I think Eco does it this way.
Looks like healing is similar to Minecraft, have to have full satiation in order to heal hearts and healing hearts slowly removes some of the hunger meter
"No way dude!"
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Have you played fallout 4? How they handle crafting inventory is the crafting stations double as chests, so you can just store all your materials inside them.
Would you eat food served on iPads? Cause I found out that is a thing in a uk restaurant today XD
I totally agree. I hate when you create something. You have to have everything with you. All items you have in any chest at a home should count.
Looks really nice. I think its the same dev as for the blacksmithing game you reviewed few days ago
Technology: use of resources and intelligence to solve problems.
I feel the same way about walking barefoot - too paranoid for that. And running barefoot? ABSOLUTELY NOT.
Technically is electronic human Interaction
technology = methods of application. "Roofing technology" :D
Technology is the application and science of technique. Techne-logia, craft/art/skill + 'the discourse of'/'study of'.
Logo says Scrapnau. I can't see it any other way.
The repeatable application of science.
MY WEAPON IS ALWAYS ON MY "1" HOTKEY xD
best thing to do with cauliflower is to barbecue it. some salt, some oil. its good then. for the good of all never boil it
So no humans for 2 centuries and you find fresh cabbage and cans that are ok? I would worry that this place had hidden people... in the hills... waiting for you to go to sleep...
can we pleaseeeeee see more of this game splattercat!!!
pijamas is made of fabrics, so its ok
You should check out Green Project. If you've done so in the past, it's been updated quite a bit recently.
Monoball may just be the counter to Johnny Hotbody by LetsGameItout , lets see where this goes.
The game seems like it may be decent but from playing the demo I just could not do it with that camera view and how the directional view works. and quit the demo after about 10 minutes.
Technology to me means something people think they need to survive but is not really needed at all, such as a phone, internet, car.
Seems interesting but that view angle hurts my brain.
Technology is like magic but not magic
Man I love Elite Dangerous! Looking forward to playing again when the expansions hits
Technology doesnt have anything with mechs, technology means evolutions in research made by humans, be it with screens or something like agrotoxins
You mean the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry?
@@zachb8012 You mean the application of -scientific- knowledge for practical purposes, -especially in industry- ?
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DYSMANTLE?
Technology is the knowledge and understanding that allows us to upgrade items in our lives in order to make life better and easier. The game looks kinda meh to me. SSDD Keep up the great work, Splat!
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind - the survival game.
Roughly "crafting knowledge", "knowledge of crafts/arts/how to". Logos (knowledge) and Technos (making).
Come on Devs chest contents must count toward crafting , managing a limited inventory is not fun, maybe compromise by letting us connecta chest to the crafting table by placing it by it? we could have dedicated tables, like one for all related things to stone and wood in raw state, this other table for electronics, and so on.
Still Full crafting from any chest inside that base grid the game showed is not much to ask
A second nice feature is the ability to name the crafting tables and change its color scheme, so we can visually see '' ah my engine crafting spot is that one, I made it green''
same thing for chests on the color scheme. Plaques and sings to craft that you can write something on it or just put a symbol on it like the image of a gear for example is a nice way to give the player ways to improve the visual clarity of their base and customize things
You, my friendly splat viewer, might be reading this and thinking '' But I remember where I put stuff'' well maybe you wouldn't after a week or a month without playing organizing things helps a lot
I find the art style of this game pleasing for a crafting game it has details but it does not overwhelm you with it.
+1000000 for chest and inventory combining mechanic it just an annoyance otherwise
Nothing is as painful as animal crossing crafting system.. you can only craft one item at a time and have to watch the crafting animation every. Single. Time. Yes you can speed it up just a bit but it's still painful none the less.
Same reason why I don't play satisfactory anymore I am a dumb when it comes to that biz.
This game is absolutely like Kenshi, but an upgraded version and without factions really.
The best definition of technology ...Stolen!
"The best definition of technology is the study and transformation of techniques, tools, and machines created by humans." From Brainly.com
Technology; something that is barely more useful than it is frustrating.
No, things inside of chests should not be pulled automatically for crafting. Wanting that is just signs of a lazy gamer, why not just take your idea further then and have it pull needed items from the the whole surrounding area without even needing to go out and get it. Why, because it would be lazy gaming that's why.
And what the hell kind of cauliflower was your roommate cooking. I cook cauliflower 2 or three times a week and never get any rank smell.
looks like a bad runescape mod
the game is really flat and boring. I'd probably love it if I was 8yo;P
Nice