@@esharp48 Well, at least in the US: "In 2020, 13.8 million households experienced food insecurity at some point during the year." "In 2020, 28.6 percent of low-income households were food insecure, compared to the national average of 10.5 percent." I don't really know what point I was trying to make, I was just fact checking and find it interesting enough to "write", I mean I quite literally copy-paste a statistic, and write a comment about it health.gov/healthypeople/priority-areas/social-determinants-health/literature-summaries/food-insecurity
Searched up a fun fact about - 120 degrees celcius and it Turns out that that's the lowest it can go on the surface of Mars. Highest it can go is 25 degrees.
In this Frostpunk video, we will be doing a Utopia run. This is arbitrarily defined by me as such: - Extreme difficulty in all aspects - Random hazards ON - Hardest map (crags) - NO Overtime or Emergency shifts - NO Child Labour - Full Burials for all deceased - NO Invasive Surgery on the sick - NO Hospital Overcrowding - NO Moonshine, Frostitutes or dueling - NO Extreme Purpose laws - NO soup or Sawdust. Full meals only So enjoy your luxurious 10-hour shifts, free child education, spacious hospitals and hearty meals, because you're about to find what costs a Utopia comes at.
So you take away their rights to guns (dueling), destroy the economy with buerocratic regulations, like no child labor and no right to work, and now people cant even decide what they put into their food anymore? Do you HATE freedom? :)
"20 people are still homeless. Well, 19, the child died." Imagine how awkward that conversation must be for whoever took the child's room. "Hey, I'm so sorry Timmy passed away, he was such a great kid, anyway, mind if I crash on his bed? Thaaaaanks!"
@@DDRJake but children can be sort of employed? You can let them help in hospitals or as engineers? That's one of the other choices in the law book...(it's not under forced labor)
It baffles me how people watch these loooooong videos, but then I think that of all the hours I've put into making them, and I become the baffling one.
@@DDRJake I take it in bulks. Watch between 30 min and 2 hours at a time, and come back to it later. 9 hours is too long for me at the computer at one time.
Watching this, all I could think is a saying to live by.'Find a hobby that makes you as happy as amputee kids make Jake'. So much glee each time it was a kid and not a worker, or heaven forbid, an engineer.
See, this is why you don't give your subjects nice things. You save them for yourself :) It's not my fault you did an utopia run, i had no hand in this - heh. I am but a humble observer...
36:59 "We must... uhhh... Treat them with dignity and respect... Which kinda makes me a bit icky" Throw me in the frost pit, cos I'm dead x'D #JustCannibalCaptainThings
A way to save travel time with the automatons, is build steam hubs around their work areas and they don't need to be on for them to recharge! Just a thought? Also a way to create heat efficient zones without steam hubs is field kitchens, also they help medigate time consumed traveling during work hours to the cookhouse. Pravus used the field kitchen meda to save on resources on his hardcore survival runs.
Watching it (again) almost 3 years later, I still don't understand what Jake means at 5:52:10 when he says it isn't the supposed way to play the game. It is actually the perfect way to play the game and the finest example on how micromanaging people makes you way more efficient in this game.
I think he meant that 11bit wanted the player to make hard choices and sacrifice a few things for the whole to function. By making a place where none of these is needed, he doesn't play as the devs wanted the players to (at least that's my take on it)
Very interesting run and yeah, Utopia seems extremely hard indeed. I've never tried but it certainly looks tough. About your hatred for sawmills. It's funny but the way you explains the reason it seems more like you fell in love with walldrills rather than hating sawmills. And don't get me wrong, I understand you, walldrill are so good, they almost feel OP. Even when you play on extreme, you just make one and all of the sudden you're swimming in wood which is a pain in the butt to get otherwise. Also, you metioned about other choices that you have to make between other structures that provide the same ressource, like Coal thumper vs Coal mine. It's a good point and in fact, I personally hate coal mines. To be fair, I also hate coal thumpers, they're such a headache to use when you don't have the workforce. You have to put peoples to thump for a day them make the rotation into picking...So annoying. But at least they're effective. The higher tier of coal mines are really good but the first is just aweful, they provide so little coal which is particularily frustrating when you know how much they cost.
Coal Mines: they produce very little coal, yes, but per person, they provide a competitive amount compared to thumping. Add to that that coal thumping involved a lot of space, and 3 buildings instead of 1 means more fuel burned for heating, and more discontent for extended shifts, and more people to get sick. I'll take coal mines any day of the week personally, but you need to be ready for both. Frozen ground kills thumping, steam cores seizing kills the mines.
@@DDRJake True, as you explained on the video, it's really a matter of point of view and opinion (not like sawmill vs walldrill which is a pretty clean cut toward walldrills). I guess they just don't fit my playstyle. I run a few in every city I build (for exactly the reason you mentioned) but for me personally, it's more like an emergency tool in case I get the wrong event rather than something I actually believe into (if everything's fine, I just build them on the late game when everything's settled). I will give it another try though, maybe I underhestimate them because I was simply not using them properly. That's where it's interesting to watch other players (especially those who know what they're doing like yourself) it allows us to see a different playstyle and learn from them.
"We will have a pub however. A pub is vital to any utopia. That's not a gameplay thing, that's a purely lore thing." I don't know if that's true, but it's hilarious 🤣
This would make more sense on the Vegan run through, but I'm here now with this thought: Anyone else feel the Flats map is wasted on a 600 ish population cap?
Does anyone see this as possible without faith healing? Attempted 4 times and can maybe squeak past the first big Big F with an austerity in every single resource. Hard to force 3rd tier tech with 10hr days.
I think it should be possible with Order, however order's huge advantage of being able to crush discontent is largely stripped away because this run does not use the huge discontent generators: extended shifts and emergency shifts.
I wish I could have supported you in any way with my recent purchase of this game (with season pass etc) BECAUSE of this upload... I just wanted to thank you for showing me a 10ish hour long gameplay of this awesome game that persuaded me in getting this game My first game will be in a few hours and I can’t wait... I’m a brand new subscriber that will follow all posts intently, that’s for the fun 😎👌
1 week later... I have finished the game in all difficulties in Endless Mode, Absolutely Fantastic game that I recommend to any city builder game lover out there Next quest... “Utopia” like this 1 but my way (aka. Not copied) 😂✌️
12 Days of Christmas Challenge: by day 12, finish the Christmas Miracle with all of its greatness (toys, feast, etc) and have 12 Christmas tree districts built.
I don't know how y'all play this game so well. I still haven't gotten past the part where you find out Winterhome is all dead. My hope just drops so far and I lose them.
Jake, perhaps a dumb question on my part, but if you erect a shrine to increase efficiency after a hunter hut sends a hunting party out (asssuming the good old double down of having workers active all day, then swapping them to hunt all night) would the shrine affect the food gained? E.G. Hunters leave, while they are gone a shrine is built affecting the hunter hut in radius, and then hunters return and a single-dump of food is brought in, is it increased by 20%? I know it's small but given the severe lack of wood and timing that happened toward the beginning, it seems like delaying the shrine until tearing down the medical tents and getting it up right before hunters return, and you get nice bonuses just in time for the work day.
They will not. Even the bonus from all children in a school is not enough, although it may be possible to game the system by constantly making and keeping promises. Eg: deleting houses, then promising to rebuild them. Closing all medical posts, letting the sick pile up, then promising to treat them...doesn't sound fun though.
You should try this in builders mode on Cracks with extra Challenge of "everybody's utopia" meaning taking every survivor you encounter, and not deliberately avoiding them.
This video made me buy the game. I only have a playstation 5, but reviews for console were great. This game looks AMAZING, but i have zero experience with citybuilders. Game was $5 tho
I know it's an old video, but aren't guard House and Faith Keepers are still acceptable for Utopia? I've read it in many places, that those laws are still 'not crossing the line' in the campaign if taken. I'm just curious :)
This "Utopia" is my own definition. This game has a "golden path" definition which is a little different (and far easier) but I can't remember all what it entails.
@@DDRJake I see, btw, would you try a Utopia run on the Rifts? :P I'm trying it, but clearing the space from the junk takes time and no easily available infinite resources either.
@@Immortalits I don't think it would be remarkably more difficult; rifts has a lot more easily accessible gathering spots. Although that said, I won't be streaming any more Frostpunk without good reason: I've done everything in the game and development for it has ended.
Mr Scapegrace As a Norwegian with moderate outdoors experience, Frostpunk is kinda funny. Seems London punks have worse personal and residential insulation tech than medieval Scandinavians. :D
Shouldn't you get the resources that are the farthest away from you first because the days are relatively warm at the beginning? The close resources you can grab with gathering posts.
Astute observation, but my reasoning is thus: when a worker gets sick, they have to walk to the medical post, and won't start getting better until they enter the building. They can even get gravely ill while walking towards the building. I want my first batch of sick people inside the medical post ASAP since any delays there will make them take longer to get healed, and delay the next batch of sick.
Nice description of your Utopia! Really, in a world that suddenly dived back to the Ice Age, what can the people offer you in order to have a comfortable living? Is it their services? Is it their own lives? If they can't even contribute to the survival of the city, what use are they?
Yes, however hunters go and rest for about 8 hours after each hunt. At best, you can have then working from 1500 to 1800, then send them back on the hunt. If you do a lot of hunting, that can be a very useful workhorse for, say, coal thumping on mass, but it is heavy on the tedious micro.
Meanwhile:
Feed the Hungry: 138/139
Everyone: YOU FAILED US!!
*Discontent +*
*Hope -*
Reminds me rather dishearteningly of modern politics.
@@politenonparticipant4859if 99% of people got feed, I don't think we'd half as much unrest
@@esharp48 Well, at least in the US:
"In 2020, 13.8 million households experienced food insecurity at some point during the year."
"In 2020, 28.6 percent of low-income households were food insecure, compared to the national average of 10.5 percent."
I don't really know what point I was trying to make, I was just fact checking and find it interesting enough to "write", I mean I quite literally copy-paste a statistic, and write a comment about it
health.gov/healthypeople/priority-areas/social-determinants-health/literature-summaries/food-insecurity
Its worse when i have over 24 hours to build something and yet the 200 people sitting on their butts wont go and build it until theres 1 hour left
Searched up a fun fact about - 120 degrees celcius and it Turns out that that's the lowest it can go on the surface of Mars. Highest it can go is 25 degrees.
the storm at the end actualy happens in reality on the anartic ice sheets.
Highest it can go is 25 degrees? Better than a Swedish summer
in the frostpunk universe mars is colder
So for a moment, Earth is colder than mars? Hot damn. That Aerosol and supervolcanoes REAALLLY messed with the climate.
In this Frostpunk video, we will be doing a Utopia run. This is arbitrarily defined by me as such:
- Extreme difficulty in all aspects
- Random hazards ON
- Hardest map (crags)
- NO Overtime or Emergency shifts
- NO Child Labour
- Full Burials for all deceased
- NO Invasive Surgery on the sick
- NO Hospital Overcrowding
- NO Moonshine, Frostitutes or dueling
- NO Extreme Purpose laws
- NO soup or Sawdust. Full meals only
So enjoy your luxurious 10-hour shifts, free child education, spacious hospitals and hearty meals, because you're about to find what costs a Utopia comes at.
No moonshine, what kind of Utopia is this!?
fully automated luxury communism
No Frostitutes or moonshine?
This is not my beautiful utopia
So you take away their rights to guns (dueling), destroy the economy with buerocratic regulations, like no child labor and no right to work, and now people cant even decide what they put into their food anymore? Do you HATE freedom? :)
The undertones of what utopia means are not lost on you I see.
"Water is the ultimate gamer fuel" true jake, very true.
based Jake wtf
Shortly after that: may that person who died go in piece but I hope it was a child!
It WAS a child who died, that's so good
Water just hits different
"My lack of wood is still painful." Personal problems when you have no frostitutes.
peyronies can hurt even when flaccid.
"Personal problems when you have no frostitutes." More embarrassing when you do though.
ufff
"20 people are still homeless. Well, 19, the child died."
Imagine how awkward that conversation must be for whoever took the child's room.
"Hey, I'm so sorry Timmy passed away, he was such a great kid, anyway, mind if I crash on his bed? Thaaaaanks!"
"... I have not yet find a way to force children to die..."
Today in "Out Of Context Quotes" :D
The context doesn't make it sound much better.
@@DDRJake but children can be sort of employed? You can let them help in hospitals or as engineers? That's one of the other choices in the law book...(it's not under forced labor)
@@CasparMinning well you know him
A utopia where children is safe and just lying around
34:32
@@henrycooper3431 Just laying around... DEAD!
Game: "an old man died"
Jake: "please be a child"
😂😂😂
And thus the wish was granted.
@@DDRJake
Wait was this a order run
Or faith?
@@employervizor1559 faith
@@employervizor1559 Order wouldn't go well with Utopia :D.
@@momchilandonov Neither Faith I think.
"I went to University to do maths, that doesn''t meant it stuck" - I died
36:07 "a dying old man" *child dies*
He's giving frostpunk the eu4 treatment, "why keep playing when I've already proven I can beat it."
You can always put a care home in the middle of no where and turn it off once it’s full of disabled children.
Works well, especially during storms ^^
"Oh this seems like a cool vid."
**clicks**
*>~10 hour video*
"... Oh, _i didn't need sleep anyways..."_
It baffles me how people watch these loooooong videos, but then I think that of all the hours I've put into making them, and I become the baffling one.
Perfect to keep me sane during a long work day.
@@DDRJake Good content has no expiry date.
@@DDRJake I take it in bulks. Watch between 30 min and 2 hours at a time, and come back to it later. 9 hours is too long for me at the computer at one time.
@@DDRJake I decided to stay In bed today so ez content for 9 hours
Always what you want to hear from the leader of your utopia: “I’ve not yet found a way to force children to die.”
I find it absolutely hilarious every time Jake rejoices in a child casualty / amputee.
2:41:46 damn near killed me hahaha
BRO I ALMOST STARTED CRYING FOR THIS, Thank you for pointing it out, i lmaoed so hard
I’m dead…. “Amputation, that better be a child…”
Ur videos are refreshing and addictive! the game is also really good, 11 bit studios actually created a truly awesome game! good job
Glad you enjoy them, this game is great.
Watching this, all I could think is a saying to live by.'Find a hobby that makes you as happy as amputee kids make Jake'.
So much glee each time it was a kid and not a worker, or heaven forbid, an engineer.
Oh my, almost 10 hours of content, commentary and your pleasent voice. It's like all my namedays have come at once!
It's a lot of suffering commentary though...
See, this is why you don't give your subjects nice things. You save them for yourself :)
It's not my fault you did an utopia run, i had no hand in this - heh. I am but a humble observer...
"Amputated children are good to have" - DDRJake, 2019 year AD.
36:59
"We must... uhhh... Treat them with dignity and respect...
Which kinda makes me a bit icky"
Throw me in the frost pit, cos I'm dead x'D
#JustCannibalCaptainThings
I'm just glad we don't have to build water purification buildings to clean the snow to drink.
Isn't boiling enough?
@@user-gx6tu3mf4k You'd have to melt it first- then boil it.
Jake: Calls an automaton "Extended Shift"
Me: "But extended shifts aren't allowed!"
A way to save travel time with the automatons, is build steam hubs around their work areas and they don't need to be on for them to recharge! Just a thought?
Also a way to create heat efficient zones without steam hubs is field kitchens, also they help medigate time consumed traveling during work hours to the cookhouse. Pravus used the field kitchen meda to save on resources on his hardcore survival runs.
They keep working while going to refuel as long as you don't reassign their workplace during that time
My man hits a water break 6 hours in, back to it none the wiser. Jake has dedication to his craft
The children are our future, who else has hands small and fast enough to clean the generator gears without shutting it down?
I find this game's level of realism amusing.
Watching this while waiting for FP 2. Am excited for those streams.
I do love that after screwing up the name Jake continued with "Gamp Granada" through the entire thing.
"Utopia" in this game means providing basic human privileges that we take for granted.
The frostpunk guys get free healthcare, living wages (probably) and he hasn't found a way to kill children so marginally better than the US
Voice activation at 2:57:16 also, bunkhouses are lovely, aren't they?
Other TH-camrs: Having 10h videos on their channels
Me: Ah that's going to be boring
Jake: Also having 10h video
Me: YESSSSSSSSSSSS
Sometimes 10 hours is the only right amount.
@@DDRJake will there be any more frostpunk ?
11 videos later and Hargreve's Pleasure Palace is still a meme. gobless.
Heh, nice exaggeration, but it's been nowhere near that ma-Oh my lord you're right.
"If it's on 100% (overdrive) just throw a disabled child into the generator"
Watching it (again) almost 3 years later, I still don't understand what Jake means at 5:52:10 when he says it isn't the supposed way to play the game. It is actually the perfect way to play the game and the finest example on how micromanaging people makes you way more efficient in this game.
I think he meant that 11bit wanted the player to make hard choices and sacrifice a few things for the whole to function. By making a place where none of these is needed, he doesn't play as the devs wanted the players to (at least that's my take on it)
nice work, algorithm. this was awesome.
utopian runs? who are you and what have you done with our jake
The newly rehoped one to start again
Found ur videos recently, they are so amazing and interesting to watch. Please, keep what u doing👏
Back for this beauty. Thank you in advance Captain for the next 9hrs. 👍🏼
Thanos challenge: no more than half of each workforce can work; applies to all workers, engineers, children, and automatons
Big fan of your frost punk videos, really looking forward to Frost Punk 2
Thanks, I eagerly await it too.
Well someone didn't knew survivors come very hungry in very hard mode. I felt the pain.
Very interesting run and yeah, Utopia seems extremely hard indeed. I've never tried but it certainly looks tough.
About your hatred for sawmills. It's funny but the way you explains the reason it seems more like you fell in love with walldrills rather than hating sawmills.
And don't get me wrong, I understand you, walldrill are so good, they almost feel OP. Even when you play on extreme, you just make one and all of the sudden you're swimming in wood which is a pain in the butt to get otherwise.
Also, you metioned about other choices that you have to make between other structures that provide the same ressource, like Coal thumper vs Coal mine. It's a good point and in fact, I personally hate coal mines.
To be fair, I also hate coal thumpers, they're such a headache to use when you don't have the workforce. You have to put peoples to thump for a day them make the rotation into picking...So annoying. But at least they're effective. The higher tier of coal mines are really good but the first is just aweful, they provide so little coal which is particularily frustrating when you know how much they cost.
Coal Mines: they produce very little coal, yes, but per person, they provide a competitive amount compared to thumping. Add to that that coal thumping involved a lot of space, and 3 buildings instead of 1 means more fuel burned for heating, and more discontent for extended shifts, and more people to get sick.
I'll take coal mines any day of the week personally, but you need to be ready for both. Frozen ground kills thumping, steam cores seizing kills the mines.
@@DDRJake True, as you explained on the video, it's really a matter of point of view and opinion (not like sawmill vs walldrill which is a pretty clean cut toward walldrills). I guess they just don't fit my playstyle. I run a few in every city I build (for exactly the reason you mentioned) but for me personally, it's more like an emergency tool in case I get the wrong event rather than something I actually believe into (if everything's fine, I just build them on the late game when everything's settled).
I will give it another try though, maybe I underhestimate them because I was simply not using them properly. That's where it's interesting to watch other players (especially those who know what they're doing like yourself) it allows us to see a different playstyle and learn from them.
"We will have a pub however. A pub is vital to any utopia. That's not a gameplay thing, that's a purely lore thing." I don't know if that's true, but it's hilarious 🤣
38:16 Wood needed
Strong stronghold reference
What a run... Great video!
Hey, thanks! It took a lot of effort.
I was wondering why didn't jake put people on 24hr shift until he explained the Utopia concept. That's so sick tbh
Disgusting, really.
I would prefer building houses as early as possible. This would keep most people relatively warm. Automaton upgrades would come later.
If you really did what it says in the title then you're the most awesome person ever, teach me sensai 🙏
The first step is accepting that people will call you a monster for bringing a utopia.
@@DDRJake noted ❤️
one very small note, i love that i can hear your klick sounds from the mouse.
Just seeing this comment section shows me why Jake calls us youtube scrubs...
I'm glad we have an understanding.
Invisible Automaton should have been named Clear Conscience
wish I was this a random low born peasant in his Arctic hellscape
This would make more sense on the Vegan run through, but I'm here now with this thought:
Anyone else feel the Flats map is wasted on a 600 ish population cap?
Does anyone see this as possible without faith healing? Attempted 4 times and can maybe squeak past the first big Big F with an austerity in every single resource. Hard to force 3rd tier tech with 10hr days.
I think it should be possible with Order, however order's huge advantage of being able to crush discontent is largely stripped away because this run does not use the huge discontent generators: extended shifts and emergency shifts.
9:54:30 Jake showing his powerlevel. Just been rewatching ttgl as well
10 hours? This will take a while to process to 1080p...
I'm guessing kids with parents will always live with them when possible. Makes sense anyway.
I wish I could have supported you in any way with my recent purchase of this game (with season pass etc) BECAUSE of this upload... I just wanted to thank you for showing me a 10ish hour long gameplay of this awesome game that persuaded me in getting this game
My first game will be in a few hours and I can’t wait...
I’m a brand new subscriber that will follow all posts intently, that’s for the fun 😎👌
Welcome to the family, and you've made an excellent purchase with this game. Enjoy it, as it's a real treat.
1 week later... I have finished the game in all difficulties in Endless Mode, Absolutely Fantastic game that I recommend to any city builder game lover out there
Next quest... “Utopia” like this 1 but my way (aka. Not copied) 😂✌️
Good luck, you'll need it.
Everyone works for their food, which is why I wonder why we have the children... god I could go for some baby back ribs 1:12:00 😂
12 Days of Christmas Challenge: by day 12, finish the Christmas Miracle with all of its greatness (toys, feast, etc) and have 12 Christmas tree districts built.
Coal for the coalgod, steel for the steel throne!
Children for the child mulcher.
Quoting 40k cool gods chaos are pleased
I found a pocket of heresy growing
1:05:58 "it is a shame that children cant be use as building materials if you freeze them enogh they can" lmao hahahahah
I don't know how y'all play this game so well. I still haven't gotten past the part where you find out Winterhome is all dead. My hope just drops so far and I lose them.
2:47:43 lmfao 🤣 "excellent" based freaking scot
Jake, perhaps a dumb question on my part, but if you erect a shrine to increase efficiency after a hunter hut sends a hunting party out (asssuming the good old double down of having workers active all day, then swapping them to hunt all night) would the shrine affect the food gained? E.G. Hunters leave, while they are gone a shrine is built affecting the hunter hut in radius, and then hunters return and a single-dump of food is brought in, is it increased by 20%? I know it's small but given the severe lack of wood and timing that happened toward the beginning, it seems like delaying the shrine until tearing down the medical tents and getting it up right before hunters return, and you get nice bonuses just in time for the work day.
Shrines do not affect Hunter Huts.
Finally the "End of shift" bell means something
So the question is where we go? The answer is Y E S
"Is chucking children into a generator something that a utopian society would do?"
"No no, - disabled children"
Hahaahaha
Wait... @1:04:40 ish... was that a damned House of the Dead 2 reference?
Of course. Great, cheesy game.
I did call my newborn Gamp Granada and i think she likes it.
How a about 'Kropotkin's dream' challenge?
No laws. That's it.
See the hope impact of all the storms? That is impossible to fight without laws.
No purpose laws (adaptation only)? Although I guess moonshine, prostitutes, burial ceremonies and duels won't be enough for them either.
They will not. Even the bonus from all children in a school is not enough, although it may be possible to game the system by constantly making and keeping promises. Eg: deleting houses, then promising to rebuild them. Closing all medical posts, letting the sick pile up, then promising to treat them...doesn't sound fun though.
You should try this in builders mode on Cracks with extra Challenge of "everybody's utopia" meaning taking every survivor you encounter, and not deliberately avoiding them.
I think builders mode would make it easier, but I'm not a fan of re-visiting challenges I've already beaten.
"Some of them claim they need to eat. I disagree. Get to work" had me laughing my ass of. Very entertaining and humorous playthrough.
I don't know why, but soylent white was recommended for me and now I'm watching this. never even heard of the game. but subbed hehe
This game is fantastic, the best survival citybuilder on the market.
At 7:19:50 I honestly guessed 109 sick before they started rolling in. Quite proud of that
coming back years later in hopes we get Jake on Frostpunk 2!
I'm waiting on it!
Love your content. Can't wait for Frost Punk 2
360p... Must... Endure... Watch...
41:18 oh wow just realized the Morrison reference . nooice xD
Try to run....
Try to hide...
36:06 a wise old child
This video made me buy the game. I only have a playstation 5, but reviews for console were great. This game looks AMAZING, but i have zero experience with citybuilders. Game was $5 tho
Can I have some tips and tricks for endless endurance?
'We are hungry! Feed us or die!"
~the whinging peasants who refuse to hunt or cook food because of a mild chill..
Every time I play this sodding game.
I know it's an old video, but aren't guard House and Faith Keepers are still acceptable for Utopia?
I've read it in many places, that those laws are still 'not crossing the line' in the campaign if taken. I'm just curious :)
This "Utopia" is my own definition. This game has a "golden path" definition which is a little different (and far easier) but I can't remember all what it entails.
@@DDRJake I see, btw, would you try a Utopia run on the Rifts? :P
I'm trying it, but clearing the space from the junk takes time and no easily available infinite resources either.
@@Immortalits I don't think it would be remarkably more difficult; rifts has a lot more easily accessible gathering spots. Although that said, I won't be streaming any more Frostpunk without good reason: I've done everything in the game and development for it has ended.
What if... Ebeneezer Scrooge was left in charge of an apocalyptic frozen society.
I dont know if that name reference is on porpoise or not but I love it
It was meant to be Hello Muddah, Hello Fadduh reference, but of course I messed up typing it in.
@DDRJake so it was on purpose
My friend and I used to laught at the song when we were kids so I remember it pretty well and love to see it
I like how Jake's definition of a utopia is essentially today's standard of living for the poor.
We don't live in frozen hellscape though. Well, most of us. I can't say the same for Norway, Iceland and some parts of Canada and Russia.
@Morphing Taxi I live in Asia.
Mr Scapegrace As a Norwegian with moderate outdoors experience, Frostpunk is kinda funny. Seems London punks have worse personal and residential insulation tech than medieval Scandinavians. :D
Modern UK is still in medieval times with home insulation. It's truly awful, and something all Scandi visitors correctly remark upon.
HOLY BLlLS!!! 9 hour video!
There seemed little to gain in chopping this up.
New idea for a custom scenario: All events, like treacherous cold etc are, once they occurr, permanent and stack on top of each other
This is exactly what I want, but the game is not open for modding.
@@DDRJake Oh...Hrm.
Shouldn't you get the resources that are the farthest away from you first because the days are relatively warm at the beginning? The close resources you can grab with gathering posts.
Astute observation, but my reasoning is thus: when a worker gets sick, they have to walk to the medical post, and won't start getting better until they enter the building. They can even get gravely ill while walking towards the building. I want my first batch of sick people inside the medical post ASAP since any delays there will make them take longer to get healed, and delay the next batch of sick.
by the valhalla 360p locked i will endure this in thorvals name i must
Nice description of your Utopia! Really, in a world that suddenly dived back to the Ice Age, what can the people offer you in order to have a comfortable living? Is it their services? Is it their own lives?
If they can't even contribute to the survival of the city, what use are they?
Hello moder
Hello father
Here I am at
Gamp grenada
We are freezing
There is no food
They're about to organize a hunting party!
"[...] cold, hungry... pah, states of mind." 4:24:45
Does the temperature ever get back to -20 again?
No. On endless mode, the best you can hope for is -60 after the 3rd storm.
10h oh god, goodbye sleep this night xd
I lost my Sunday to this. I figured I'd last 4 hours tops before going down in a sea of frozen flames.
Automaton name: Little Timmytron 2000
Can't you have people work in hunter huts at night and switch them to other buildings during the day?
Yes, however hunters go and rest for about 8 hours after each hunt. At best, you can have then working from 1500 to 1800, then send them back on the hunt. If you do a lot of hunting, that can be a very useful workhorse for, say, coal thumping on mass, but it is heavy on the tedious micro.
What about steam pump next to steel where robot is? Have it turned off all the time. Robot will use it anyways.
why dont they build under ground? It would allow you to keep the heat trapped underground and just vent out the excess
Because game reason?
Good long term plan. Problematic in the short term as digging in frozen ground is nearly impossible. Also tricky moving the generators...
Is it that hard to get coal and steel thumper