i bought this game like a few minutes after i finished the first video and i love it. Its just really frustrating to destroy your entire town and the entire wire structure because some blue guy moved into a yellow neighborhood
Hue analysis part 2! Orange is 30, yellow is 60. The plant uses two shades, 30 (true orange) and 45 (yellow orange). Note the beige and yellow orange color are the same hue, just with different saturations. The line and teleporter both use 32 (orange). The face is 42 (yellow orange, closer to orange). The houses use 43 for the walls and roof (yellow orange), and 38 for the peak (orange). Conclusion: True yellow (hue of 60) is almost never used, since its so bright. Most "yellow" used in media is actually a yellow orange, to be more visable and gentler on the eyes. Its possible that the color was intended to be yellow, but the average color used is still definitively orange. Once again, it's up to the player, even more so this time.
I'd never thought about orange substituting for yellow in media, to mitigate the brightness that proper yellow would have. It is indeed much smoother to look at this way. Clever solution honestly. Yellorange it is then. 👍
Since there is a more red orange and a more yellow orange I think it makes more sense to call them red and yellow instead of calling both of them orange.
I like this series. It's slower paced than Mini Metro, which I personally consider a big plus. As well, I don't need to worry about spoilers, because there's enough randomness in the puzzles to make them practically nonexistent while still providing solvable situations. Not to mention, the time you spent before the series playing the game really shows - you clearly have a great grasp of the mechanics and how to handle problematic situations. Overall, 10/10 series, one of my favourite Aliensrock series of all time.
Oh certainly. But of course, all of those clear spaces are vital early game to conserve hammers, which are a limited resource until you've already established a pretty extensive network. So the necessary planning to make use of that information is compounded.
@@Woodledude this game is all about adaptivity creativity, and most importantly, the skill to be able to let go of what you previously set up. learning to be comfortable with wiping the board will help you snag those wins, especially lategame where you should have a surplus of materials to go wild
Right there at the end. The last major connection stress was so much simpler of a solution than tyler had thought of. Simply bringin the yello connection to the other side of the purple house then bringing purple up and diagonally piping it wouldve solved that MUCH easier
Hey Aliensrock, there is this cool new puzzle game Billatice which I think you might like. It is about figuring out the rules for each symbol on a square grid and then trying to satisfy all of them. It also has meta puzzles and overall a ton of great content.
@@symmetricpositivedefinite it's traveling salesman in the early and middle game, as that's usually when resources run scarce. It then evolves into three utilities as the board fills up every possible clear land space with houses.
Then could it be said that this game is like the Traveling Salesman and the Three Utilities have joint custody of their kid, and that kid lives with the former and sees the latter on the weekends?
i picked up this game a few days ago, and having a lot of fun with it so far c: i think it would be fun to see you tackle a couple custom levels too. while some are just bad or simply impossible, there are some good ones in there as well
I have a challenge for you for this game. Play a map like you normally do. When you get to the 50th lvl, mark down your recources, then delete all rodes, all pipes, everything and try to optimase with all houses in place. I think it would be intresting to see you optimase all houses instead of only 2
In the beginning, we pave the way as it will. In the process, they will be rebuilt several times. And in the end, we will restore the approximate path map that the developer made (or find another solution). In other words, with each turn we restore the map more and more accurately until we find the original solution or an alternative one. Fascinating!
The "optimization" at 2:53 is not an optimization at all. It actually loses half a wire compared to just connecting the new house with 2 wires. Same at 0:12 where the "optimization" doesn't actually save anything.
If you look closer at the power plants, you will see, that each one is different. Blue - water Green - solar and wind Yellow - nuclear Orange (red) - coal (or similar) But what is purple?
How does the game work, is maps partly random were you could end up with a map that is impossible or is there some smart algorithm always feed you with solvable scenarios.
let's talk about the colors. if the _"orange"_ (according to tyler) is right in between *true red* and true orange, and the _"yellow"_ (according to tyler) is right in between *true yellow* and true orange, then it would only be fair to both of them if we named them based on the true color that differentiates them in the above lines, e.i. red and yellow, not orange and yellow. (calling both of them orange is also _fair,_ but won't help us at all)
I love the time lapse, but the flickering was annoying. Would it be possible to remove the frames where the houses are transparent in future time lapses without an unreasonable amount of extra manual work?
i bought this game like a few minutes after i finished the first video and i love it. Its just really frustrating to destroy your entire town and the entire wire structure because some blue guy moved into a yellow neighborhood
Try to talk about about "can't live without electricity" without sounding like political nutjob challenge (impossible)
Omg same
Hue analysis part 2! Orange is 30, yellow is 60.
The plant uses two shades, 30 (true orange) and 45 (yellow orange). Note the beige and yellow orange color are the same hue, just with different saturations.
The line and teleporter both use 32 (orange).
The face is 42 (yellow orange, closer to orange).
The houses use 43 for the walls and roof (yellow orange), and 38 for the peak (orange).
Conclusion:
True yellow (hue of 60) is almost never used, since its so bright. Most "yellow" used in media is actually a yellow orange, to be more visable and gentler on the eyes. Its possible that the color was intended to be yellow, but the average color used is still definitively orange. Once again, it's up to the player, even more so this time.
I'd never thought about orange substituting for yellow in media, to mitigate the brightness that proper yellow would have. It is indeed much smoother to look at this way. Clever solution honestly.
Yellorange it is then. 👍
Since there is a more red orange and a more yellow orange I think it makes more sense to call them red and yellow instead of calling both of them orange.
Ah, the return of advanced segregation. What a wonderful throwback
Indeed, a quality reference to his The Witness playthrough 3 years back for the og fans!
"I really need to find better terminology for this. I am going to get banned"
@@ColdButFool The Witness playthrough was 3 years ago? It felt so recent.
@@Atomospheredamn you’re right
The Witness playthrough was 3 years ago? It feels like its been 5 years tbh
I like this series. It's slower paced than Mini Metro, which I personally consider a big plus. As well, I don't need to worry about spoilers, because there's enough randomness in the puzzles to make them practically nonexistent while still providing solvable situations. Not to mention, the time you spent before the series playing the game really shows - you clearly have a great grasp of the mechanics and how to handle problematic situations. Overall, 10/10 series, one of my favourite Aliensrock series of all time.
Of note: Houses ONLY ever appear on clear spaces, never on rocks. Taking this into account can help a TON with the lategame.
Oh certainly. But of course, all of those clear spaces are vital early game to conserve hammers, which are a limited resource until you've already established a pretty extensive network. So the necessary planning to make use of that information is compounded.
@@Woodledude this game is all about adaptivity creativity, and most importantly, the skill to be able to let go of what you previously set up. learning to be comfortable with wiping the board will help you snag those wins, especially lategame where you should have a surplus of materials to go wild
ohh that explains why houses only appear in a checkerboard pattern...
Thanks!
Wow, thank you so much! Glad you enjoy :)
Who can't support a little Segregation+?
Segregation™️ is indeed a very smart strategy.
I'm nor spending 30 dollars a month for another average service!
As long it isn’t Segregation Blue
Ayo?
Tyler's editor is actually so much better then any other editor.
They are battlying with lyxian (Markiplier's editor)
Right there at the end. The last major connection stress was so much simpler of a solution than tyler had thought of. Simply bringin the yello connection to the other side of the purple house then bringing purple up and diagonally piping it wouldve solved that MUCH easier
5:55 tylers voice and calming puzzle game sounds is the best to fall asleep to
I just noticed that the different power plants use different methods of power generation! Love the detail
Yea
Green Is wind
Yellow is nukeuler
Blue is water
Purple is coal
Hey Aliensrock, there is this cool new puzzle game Billatice which I think you might like. It is about figuring out the rules for each symbol on a square grid and then trying to satisfy all of them. It also has meta puzzles and overall a ton of great content.
This game is like if the Traveling Salesman Problem and the Three Utilities Problem had a kid and infused it with pastels and smooth jazz.
definitely three utilities, but i don't see a connection to traveling salesman
@@symmetricpositivedefinite He's probably talking about finding the shortest/most efficient route from each power plant to each individual house
@@symmetricpositivedefinite it's traveling salesman in the early and middle game, as that's usually when resources run scarce. It then evolves into three utilities as the board fills up every possible clear land space with houses.
Then could it be said that this game is like the Traveling Salesman and the Three Utilities have joint custody of their kid, and that kid lives with the former and sees the latter on the weekends?
And of course, likes pastels and chill jazz?
Loved the little Timelapse of your progression at the end
i picked up this game a few days ago, and having a lot of fun with it so far c:
i think it would be fun to see you tackle a couple custom levels too. while some are just bad or simply impossible, there are some good ones in there as well
I saw an easy connection but tyler made a whole journey to connect it. It made me feel so smart seeing something tyler didn't
3:44 love the editing and yellow explanation. ❤ 💯 Happy yellow.
Aw, Tyler is gerrymandering the power grids again!
I have a challenge for you for this game. Play a map like you normally do. When you get to the 50th lvl, mark down your recources, then delete all rodes, all pipes, everything and try to optimase with all houses in place. I think it would be intresting to see you optimase all houses instead of only 2
That timelapse at the end is incredibly satisfying to look at. Rember to throw a treat at your editor
Great video, love the content !
i love how you play a witness panel sound when you connect a house
3:05 And the award for best editor goes too...😄
Oh good, I wasn't the only one who noticed that.
Ngl, i dont expect tyler to be the ceo of segregation 2 , congratd 🎉🥳🎉.
Cool timelapse! Also i figured the pipes would let you do some clever things even with the limited area
In this episode, you watch as a civilization slowly expands across the corpse of the dead rabbit god!
In the beginning, we pave the way as it will. In the process, they will be rebuilt several times. And in the end, we will restore the approximate path map that the developer made (or find another solution). In other words, with each turn we restore the map more and more accurately until we find the original solution or an alternative one. Fascinating!
Not my game to play but love watching you play it.
I hope the old title didn’t completely destroy the algo’s chance with it
3:04 ah an rce classic
This game is soo good! Keep it up!
This is all the fun of mini metro/motorways but with a clear win condition. Will definitely be picking it up
great video!
i am loving this new piping content
Time lapse was wonderfull, keep up the good work
3:04 very efficient shape
The colour palette memes continue, love it.
3:04 the editor is havin fun for a bit
PARLEY! I hereby petition that these be the namings of the colors yee say!
Mango
Seafoam
Lavender
Blue
And from past videos: Salmon
All in favor say "Aye!"
I love how this channel has 0 controversy ever
3:04
Nah, the editor should get a raise💀💀
Tyler isn't just doing segregation, he's doing advanced segregation!
Again.
Tyler in the next video: "so as you can see, this purple is actually an orangish purple"
3:04 took me a second to realize what was going on here xD
True ones remember the original title.... Tyler's true colors
Finally a puzzle game i can understand and follow clearly
**Happy Jim Crow Noises**
The "optimization" at 2:53 is not an optimization at all. It actually loses half a wire compared to just connecting the new house with 2 wires.
Same at 0:12 where the "optimization" doesn't actually save anything.
Omg the witness reference!
Cool video! Vampire survivors and peglin both got updated recently.
With a title like this, you'll need every comment you can get for algorithm interaction.
3:04 naughty naughty mr editor 👀
I’m not going to lie, the initial draw thumbnail and titles for established viewers are peak Tyler
The best part of this series so far is tyler arguing color theory. Reminds me why im not an artist
Thank you Tyler. Very cool.
The ambiguous color pallet of this game is a puzzle in and of itself.
you really piped the whole map
Advanced segregation lmao
It is okay to segregate if you do it as efficiently as possible.
I've had a few instances of having to backfeed a portal system because a different color needed the portal directly adjacent to a power plant before.
loving this series
This game has been both satisfying and aggrevating to play
witness reference, just binged the series not too long ago
THE WITNESS REFERENCE AHHHHHHH
Ok can we get the witness randomizer now (:
Yess, more convoluted grid systems!
Thank you Tyler for segregating the advanced from the less advanced and civilized
Is this Can't Live Without Electricity or The Witness? Because you said that very thing durring the "star" puzzles.
3:04 I found a better optimization because I didn't get the reference for a bit
3:05 did you make the strongest shape?
That title is a hell of a throwback
Love this game, so relaxing to watch
If you look closer at the power plants, you will see, that each one is different.
Blue - water
Green - solar and wind
Yellow - nuclear
Orange (red) - coal (or similar)
But what is purple?
i wanna say geothermal tbh
Yeah, I wonder what purple is?
I think it might be biofuel?
@@NZPIEFACE. biofuel would look no different from fossil fuel i think, but idk
@@NZPIEFACE. there do seem to be some big vats of something in front of the building
Imagine not having advanced segregation
3:55 its gotta be one or the other, one is red, or one is yellow, they cant both be orange!
The title change LOL
Tyler when a color is not FFFF00: hmmm I dunno if its yellow....
That rabbit has some seriously horrendous acne, lol
Wild title
Thanks for the content
Was desparately hoping the green pipe at the top of the ears would get optimized at some point, the diagonals on both sides were killing me
3:06 It took a while for me to get the joke.
Loving the color theory lessons
the return of the energizer bunny
How does the game work, is maps partly random were you could end up with a map that is impossible or is there some smart algorithm always feed you with solvable scenarios.
This accurately represents the electrical system and how it is built
let's talk about the colors.
if the _"orange"_ (according to tyler)
is right in between *true red* and true orange,
and the _"yellow"_ (according to tyler)
is right in between *true yellow* and true orange,
then it would only be fair to both of them
if we named them based on the true color
that differentiates them in the above lines,
e.i. red and yellow, not orange and yellow.
(calling both of them orange is also _fair,_
but won't help us at all)
3:04
Man these editors lmao
3:44 colors
Ah yes, advanced segregation, my favorite
more of this gameeee
I love the reference to his famous technique of advanced segregation in The Witness
3:53 Aliensross
Ah yes glad i could been The Witness to that previous title
that title about to draw the wrong crowd
Why don't you try the Hexagon Grid?🥺🥺
I love the time lapse, but the flickering was annoying. Would it be possible to remove the frames where the houses are transparent in future time lapses without an unreasonable amount of extra manual work?
Shout out to when this video had advanced segregation in the title
Okay, hear me out. Its the Badge Arcade bunny.
This feels like a Factorio spaghetti bade crossed with a transportation game bike Train Valley 2
I got confused seeing this video again. I thought i missed a video haha