Wow good job Echo, very impressive use of the small rockets. That's like an Ocean's movie parody "ok guys, let's steal a weird sheep on another planet"
Duct tape solution, too perfect of a description - I'm going to have to use that one, Echo! XD lol Another fun episode, tyfs. Hope you're having a good week.
@27:36 While it could technically be considered an exploit, if you get to the slicksters, put a critter dropoff in there, deselect all critters, and "wrangle excess" a rancher dupe can go in there and trap them without plastic (as long as you put a door on it so it becomes a room) and drop them off wherever you want them. Same works for flying critters too!
Maybe they patched it out; admittedly it's been a while since I played (thank you radiation update for breaking my playthrough lol) so I haven't kept up with the patches as much.
Hahaha, I do thoroughly enjoy these vids. It's good to see that no matter what level you are at the Dupes will find a way to put themselves, or ideally the entire colony, at risk
17:45 I think that there's almost a difference? I want to say that there's the standard crushed variation that you always find on specific asteroids, and then there's the crashed variations that show up as world traits. Or maybe the world trait calls them one thing, and the ingame object is called another. I'd need to boot up my game to check.
The drywall thing is pretty funny. Whole reason we use it in the real world is because it takes less resources to make a sheet of drywall than it does to make a sheet of wood that can serve the same purpose. Drywall mud is oddly really good at sealing things up though, I use the stuff to prototype low pressure air/vac stuff, have to reinforce it to hold any real pressure though. Maybe that was there justification, a backing board and drywall to be strong against pressure.
For reference, though you've probably learned it in the intervening couple of months, the rocket speed difference is due to the difference in Burden, not in Height. Modules have a Burden stat, and the rocket's total acts as a divisor on its speed.
I think you missed an opportunity to blame Travis. Wait, is he even in this colony?!? Doesn't matter, he caused the "CO2 Incident of Episode 6". Which you took care of very well btw, I'd have been in panic mode!
i would connect an automation cable from the EtOH reservoirs to the same wire that runs between the batteries and generators or straight up remove the battery with its cable. excess power is not a problem, but less byproducts is!
@@EchoRidgeGaming also the design could be furtherly optimized. 4 distilleries running nonstop can support a single generator running nonstop,with no automation required. 4 distilleries can be fed by 7.2 domestic arbor trees. The remaining 0.8 can fully feed 8 pips. Efficiency!
AFAIK radbolt collectors don't stop drawing power with a red automation signal, they stop firing radbolts. Usually I tie automation to a power shutoff to stop burning the 480w
@4:55 all those hydroponic plots need to be moved over to the right by 1 block. You’re losing 3 branches off the left trees in both ranches which is wasting more water for less wood.
Drywall doesn't have any decor so using granite is a waste. I tend to use igneous because later in the game you will have an unlimited supply once you tame a volcano.
The creepy yet hilarious "I know where you live" comment about the slicksters was great. :D
I think you should have went all Terminator and said, "I'll be back."
Correction, you did say the line.. but should have done it with flair 😛
Wow good job Echo, very impressive use of the small rockets. That's like an Ocean's movie parody "ok guys, let's steal a weird sheep on another planet"
Echo: Things are actually looking good
John Archer: I am actually not looking good...probably
At least the fridge is in a sterile environment, had me rolling on the floor XD
Duct tape solution, too perfect of a description - I'm going to have to use that one, Echo! XD lol
Another fun episode, tyfs. Hope you're having a good week.
@27:36 While it could technically be considered an exploit, if you get to the slicksters, put a critter dropoff in there, deselect all critters, and "wrangle excess" a rancher dupe can go in there and trap them without plastic (as long as you put a door on it so it becomes a room) and drop them off wherever you want them. Same works for flying critters too!
I try this in the next episode and couldn't get it to work. May have been a different issue (as the dupes were under some additional challenges ha)
Maybe they patched it out; admittedly it's been a while since I played (thank you radiation update for breaking my playthrough lol) so I haven't kept up with the patches as much.
Hahaha, I do thoroughly enjoy these vids. It's good to see that no matter what level you are at the Dupes will find a way to put themselves, or ideally the entire colony, at risk
Anytime I believe I am at a certain "level", I am quickly reminded how much we have to learn :)
@@EchoRidgeGaming that's really not a bad spot to be in haha
17:45 I think that there's almost a difference?
I want to say that there's the standard crushed variation that you always find on specific asteroids, and then there's the crashed variations that show up as world traits.
Or maybe the world trait calls them one thing, and the ingame object is called another. I'd need to boot up my game to check.
The drywall thing is pretty funny. Whole reason we use it in the real world is because it takes less resources to make a sheet of drywall than it does to make a sheet of wood that can serve the same purpose. Drywall mud is oddly really good at sealing things up though, I use the stuff to prototype low pressure air/vac stuff, have to reinforce it to hold any real pressure though. Maybe that was there justification, a backing board and drywall to be strong against pressure.
I like it, good reasoning.
Another wonderful episode indeed, thanks Echo!
Yay my Eric has made an appearance in a colony!
i really loved this episode, it feels like a rescue mission XD
Nice job Echo taking care of that Ethanol and CO2 and grabbing those Dreckos! Looking forward to the next episode
For reference, though you've probably learned it in the intervening couple of months, the rocket speed difference is due to the difference in Burden, not in Height. Modules have a Burden stat, and the rocket's total acts as a divisor on its speed.
I needed this positivity today :) (not really but it was a very welcome break :) )
I think you missed an opportunity to blame Travis. Wait, is he even in this colony?!? Doesn't matter, he caused the "CO2 Incident of Episode 6". Which you took care of very well btw, I'd have been in panic mode!
I definitely blamed Travis when I saw what happened.
Eu dei muita risada com esses foguetes fracos, o que torna as missões espaciais ainda mais divertida e causa muita adrenalina😅
i would connect an automation cable from the EtOH reservoirs to the same wire that runs between the batteries and generators or straight up remove the battery with its cable. excess power is not a problem, but less byproducts is!
I like this idea.
@@EchoRidgeGaming also the design could be furtherly optimized. 4 distilleries running nonstop can support a single generator running nonstop,with no automation required. 4 distilleries can be fed by 7.2 domestic arbor trees. The remaining 0.8 can fully feed 8 pips. Efficiency!
Hilarious CO2 transition!
Love the CO2 vibe! Lol.
AFAIK radbolt collectors don't stop drawing power with a red automation signal, they stop firing radbolts. Usually I tie automation to a power shutoff to stop burning the 480w
It does stop drawing power (you can check via current load). Now you don't need the power shutoff :) Good looking out though.
15:15 - "YOU DON'T SAY!" - DWU rep, probably.
@4:55 all those hydroponic plots need to be moved over to the right by 1 block. You’re losing 3 branches off the left trees in both ranches which is wasting more water for less wood.
24:55wait a sec....that's illegal
I think the rename planetoids mod would be a great adition to give our rockets some better names
I think I will be getting that mod soon.
Drecko farming for plastic is great.
Drywall doesn't have any decor so using granite is a waste. I tend to use igneous because later in the game you will have an unlimited supply once you tame a volcano.
Great point, thanks for filling my knowledge gap.
Is this a new channel icon, or am I just unobservant?
Just uploaded yesterday, so to the contrary, you are very observant.
I didn't observe it until it was pointed out to me :)
Thought maybe this was "sleepy Echo" posting this video :)
I know you will get Drekko eggs in the care packages but do Slickster start showing up because you uncovered the Oil Biome?
Should yes. As long as you have "discovered" them.
a smalll layer of 100g of water would let your pdirt and subl stations output more
This. Ant it's not even an exploit, it's basically same as liquid locks.
I am playing with how much pdirt we are using, so I don't necessarily want to send the sublimation stations into overdrive... yet :)
Why doesn't this work?
Does the bug still exist where that atmosensor doesn't work because that's where they exit the rocket?
I am assuming you mean the atmo suit checkpoint, and yes they fixed that bug!
27:50 I landed on that asteroid after deploying the payloads but I can’t open them. What an I doing wrong?
Sometimes they get buggy. Try to find something else to click on and then trying to select them. You can def open them manually.
@@EchoRidgeGaming thank you. My dupe is in a suit on the surface. I hope the reboot un-bugs it then. I couldn’t select any of them.
I know we're you sleep so don't make a pep