Yay, I'm so glad you're back to ONI! I've missed listening to you play this, I've grounded myself from video games for a little while, but I live vicariously through you, enjoying ONI while I do a bit of Cross Stitching in the evenings.
To answer your question around 5 minutes, basically every food storage trick has been nerfed into the ground. Sterile atmosphere still spoils quite fast if not cold. Food that went into a vacuum when it was warm will spoil. Pretty much the only options that are left are actual cold rooms, cooling food on rails before transferring it to vacuum, powered refrigerators, and just having smaller buffers.
from what i remember from ONI - oxygen floats up and left and co2 floats down a right. thats why all you clean O2 is going top left instead of going through your base. Loving the playthrough though!
Hello man, AWESOME series! Got me immediately hooked up! Despite playing it for a longer period of time, it's actually the first ONI series I watch, because I don't want to get stuff spoiled ahead and invent my new ways to deal with misery instead of copying what others do. But this is so much fun:)
Ok fridges are coming then or I will move it to the ice area.
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@@GrindThisGame For the food to be preserved forever, you need to deep freeze in a sterile environment (Vaccum, Choloride, or Hydrogen I think). Fridges only make the food Refrigirated, no Deep-frozen. The food will decay by 5% every cycle when refregirated. Food stored in a non sterine environment will decay by 8% every cycle. Both decay rates are added together. So, as soon as possible, build fridges in Vaccum or Chloride and the food will only decay by 5% per cycle. In the later game, you should be able to Deep-Freeze the food to below -18 degre celcius, but you need access to cooling loop with Petrolium or Crude Oil. I'm really enjoying this playtrhough BTW. :-)
I have such a love/hate relationship with ONI. I love games like this but I always die from overheating to the point I really struggle with finding the motivation to play. Watching your video's let's me enjoy some of it without all the frustration though, so that's for uploading these long streams.
Cool geysers (under 30C), cool biomes help. I have an AETN near a cool steam vent. Otherwise, build insulated tiles around your core base, keep what hot stuff outside that you can, and rush for rockets so you can get materials research to build an aquatuner/steam turbine and cooling loop.
i just always feel overwhelmed after getting my bathroom with water recycling done. like what next? how do i get better power management. series like this helps a lot and i enjoy his relaxing voice.
Hi! I usually disperse sublimation stations all over the place instead of keeping them together, since they over-pressurize easily. P.S. You have no idea, how I missed your easy going (in matters of editing) play throughs. That's my downtime of choice after busy day at work :)
Hey, it will be helpfull to get more batteries, u cant put them in the cold zone to avoir the heat. For the Hatch try to get a room small just for the grooming, and leave the door open so the hatch can go in and out, so they will believe they are in a infini space and make more baby (never crowded). Thx for sharing. Keep it growing!
They made refridgerators usable with the changes, drastically reducing power consumpsion and heat they generate, so putting few in a CO pit seems to be working fine now
My new favorite thing to do is put stations, eating , or recreational places hooked up with lights and motion sensors. Basically anywhere that I dont need lights always on I start to set that up and it really saves me power over long term by only going on when someone is using that area. Until I just tried it for fun I never used motion sensors. Im sure theres a "better" way to save light power but this is at least the most simple way for me ATM. ;)
I'm very new to this game - what was the idea behind that dirty water pump in the previous episode? Pump with tubes going up one level and then to the right and to the left, what do these pipes do?
Any recommendations on how to learn to play this game for total newbies to it? I see GtG has a tutorial series - is that still "current" enough to learn from? I have owned it for years but never launched it, kind of intimidating...
IMHO the game is easy to learn, but hard to master. The very basics can be learned by playing it. Grinds tutorials are good, at least the ones I have seen. I discovered the channel at a point where I didn't need that much tutorials, so I haven't watched that many. There are 2 other channels with some great stuff/tutorials: Francis John and Brothgar. Francis John is a little bit more focused and does a lot of mega projects. I learned a LOT by watching his normal playthroughs. I like Grind this Games way of playing and being all over the place, but that makes it a little harder to learn stuff from that. Between these two channels you should learn a lot. The game has changed a lot with the DLC, but the mechanics are mostly the same, so the tutorials are mostly up to date. There are some exceptions to that like food storage and rocketry. The problem with ONI is that you will not notice most mistakes/problems in time, only when it's to late to do something about it. There are things you will learn the hard way. I started many colonies over the time. Some because of those mistakes and some because I learned something that i wish I had learned earlier. Even after more than 1,500 hours game time I start colonies over because of some stupid stuff I did. Don't be afraid, you will learn. And mastering some stuff will be great, even if it's frustrating from time to time.
I find learning by failing to be good. The Klei forums used to be a good place. And yeah other TH-camrs and guides are out there. The core mechanics are the same but the game is always changing at the margins.
I recently just about over oxygen pressurized (think in the low to mid 3k range) a base simply by collecting a pool of polluted water and placing a bank of deodorizers over the top. It's seeming to be so effective that I have delayed building my SPOM. Looks like with the sheer amount of polluted water you have here that oxygen production should be a concern for many many cycles to come.
Vertical ranching is way more efficient. It’s also the best option for ranching dreckos. Plug Slugs are pretty lame. Hatches ftw! Infinite pacu farming once you unlock shipping ect. All that polluted dirt = mass poke shell farming. Probably way too late….
@@GrindThisGame cool thanks for the reply I have started many many maps and always get to the point where i feel like i want to tear the whole map apart and redo everything so i restart instead so i never got to space before spaced out and now its like the whole game is space 🤣 so trying to be more creative.. haha i will have to try pumping it to space i think thats cheaper than running a skimmer and less heat!!!
dude, you REALLY need to get schedules going. 2 downtime, 2 sleep, 1 bathroom, overlap the next schedule by 2, that'll give you about 10 schedule placements meaning you won't have that many bathroom problems,which you're going to explode with tomorrow
Also, food storage doesn't work with just CO2 anymore, you need to get fridges in CO2 ASAP, and even then you're talking temporary solution. You need to figure out a deep freezer
@@GrindThisGame lol. Ok. Love the series. Trying to figure out mechanics. I remember seeing darkness being one of the items needed to grow. If that is case I am pretty sure it not dark. So yea.
@@onepapabee4250 Everything is darkness. You can see, but imagine the dupes running around in pure pitch blackness (which is what they are). The only sources of light are... sources of light
@@onepapabee4250 the game is a hella huge learning curve. Just take your time, dont be afraid to reset, but try to learn a new thing every time. Oxygen, water and food are key.
Why not use double height doors to let the air flow? No need for a pump then. This will be fun to watch though, feels like it's almost going off the rails already.
@@daggergblue I am literally facepalming, how did that not occur to me. I have made super efficient volcano heated power turbines, and defeated by a door lock.
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Yay, I'm so glad you're back to ONI! I've missed listening to you play this, I've grounded myself from video games for a little while, but I live vicariously through you, enjoying ONI while I do a bit of Cross Stitching in the evenings.
To answer your question around 5 minutes, basically every food storage trick has been nerfed into the ground. Sterile atmosphere still spoils quite fast if not cold. Food that went into a vacuum when it was warm will spoil. Pretty much the only options that are left are actual cold rooms, cooling food on rails before transferring it to vacuum, powered refrigerators, and just having smaller buffers.
Fridges coming soon :)
from what i remember from ONI - oxygen floats up and left and co2 floats down a right. thats why all you clean O2 is going top left instead of going through your base. Loving the playthrough though!
Hello man, AWESOME series! Got me immediately hooked up! Despite playing it for a longer period of time, it's actually the first ONI series I watch, because I don't want to get stuff spoiled ahead and invent my new ways to deal with misery instead of copying what others do. But this is so much fun:)
Something to know about food. You need both cold and sterile atmosphere to keep food from spoiling.
Ok fridges are coming then or I will move it to the ice area.
@@GrindThisGame
For the food to be preserved forever, you need to deep freeze in a sterile environment (Vaccum, Choloride, or Hydrogen I think).
Fridges only make the food Refrigirated, no Deep-frozen. The food will decay by 5% every cycle when refregirated.
Food stored in a non sterine environment will decay by 8% every cycle. Both decay rates are added together.
So, as soon as possible, build fridges in Vaccum or Chloride and the food will only decay by 5% per cycle. In the later game, you should be able to Deep-Freeze the food to below -18 degre celcius, but you need access to cooling loop with Petrolium or Crude Oil.
I'm really enjoying this playtrhough BTW. :-)
I have such a love/hate relationship with ONI. I love games like this but I always die from overheating to the point I really struggle with finding the motivation to play.
Watching your video's let's me enjoy some of it without all the frustration though, so that's for uploading these long streams.
Yeah mid game heat management is a challenge. I lucked out with a cool slush geyser.
Cool geysers (under 30C), cool biomes help. I have an AETN near a cool steam vent. Otherwise, build insulated tiles around your core base, keep what hot stuff outside that you can, and rush for rockets so you can get materials research to build an aquatuner/steam turbine and cooling loop.
@@GrindThisGame All starting planets have cool slush geyser now if I'm not mistaken.
i just always feel overwhelmed after getting my bathroom with water recycling done. like what next? how do i get better power management. series like this helps a lot and i enjoy his relaxing voice.
One positive aspect of having lots of dupes is that you can have dedicated power-wheel runners :D
Yup!
@@GrindThisGame also u can have night workers who sleep mid day while the beds are empty so u don't need separate beds for everyone
29:09 "We have to make sure we don't create a loop here, where they are going through the bathroom..." 29:20 creates the bathroom loop ;)
Oops.
Hi! I usually disperse sublimation stations all over the place instead of keeping them together, since they over-pressurize easily. P.S. You have no idea, how I missed your easy going (in matters of editing) play throughs. That's my downtime of choice after busy day at work :)
I might disperse them once the outhouses are gone. I don't want them picking up germy dirt and spreading germs.
Hey, it will be helpfull to get more batteries, u cant put them in the cold zone to avoir the heat.
For the Hatch try to get a room small just for the grooming, and leave the door open so the hatch can go in and out, so they will believe they are in a infini space and make more baby (never crowded).
Thx for sharing. Keep it growing!
Just incase you didn't know you can build the firepole over the top of ladders. Really enjoying this.
so soon after i just watched ep 1! nice. plant the mallow in a flower pot to create a great hall!
Good plan.
I'm so out of date with all the new changes, it has renewed my interest in the game so it should be quite interesting!
@1:00:00 I felt like a little kid watching some children's show yelling at the screen "It's there, it's right there, no you went past it."
lol
They made refridgerators usable with the changes, drastically reducing power consumpsion and heat they generate, so putting few in a CO pit seems to be working fine now
Sounds good. They were pretty power hungry before.
My new favorite thing to do is put stations, eating , or recreational places hooked up with lights and motion sensors. Basically anywhere that I dont need lights always on I start to set that up and it really saves me power over long term by only going on when someone is using that area. Until I just tried it for fun I never used motion sensors. Im sure theres a "better" way to save light power but this is at least the most simple way for me ATM. ;)
Yes.... soon!
I just noticed the new music too, pretty awesome, i never saw that in the patch notes.
I love it!
You can dig up oxylite without any loss of oxygen. It loses half it's mass, but only releases 50% of it as oxygen. In the end you get the same amount.
i am postponing sleeping at night to watch this series
Sounds like what I do to record them :P
The swamp start has been my favorite start in ONI since I tried a Brine map. I really enjoy just how different it made my start from the other maps.
Yes it is a nice change.
Good luck. The game got harder while you were away.
Ok good to know.
Why did it get harder?
14:42 “who do we appreciate”
Hey GTG - to avoid idle dupes you might want to do some low prio tidy up :) oterwise good series already keep it up ! :)
Good plan!
I'm very new to this game - what was the idea behind that dirty water pump in the previous episode? Pump with tubes going up one level and then to the right and to the left, what do these pipes do?
They are feeding my bog bucket plants.
Glad to have O2NI back!
I'm playing on a similar map, lots of ice - grow some bristle blossom and make lots of berry sludge
Do you have enough water to keep them going?
@@GrindThisGame yep, plenty of water from cold gushers u should get one of each salty and slush
Any recommendations on how to learn to play this game for total newbies to it? I see GtG has a tutorial series - is that still "current" enough to learn from? I have owned it for years but never launched it, kind of intimidating...
IMHO the game is easy to learn, but hard to master. The very basics can be learned by playing it.
Grinds tutorials are good, at least the ones I have seen. I discovered the channel at a point where I didn't need that much tutorials, so I haven't watched that many.
There are 2 other channels with some great stuff/tutorials: Francis John and Brothgar. Francis John is a little bit more focused and does a lot of mega projects. I learned a LOT by watching his normal playthroughs. I like Grind this Games way of playing and being all over the place, but that makes it a little harder to learn stuff from that.
Between these two channels you should learn a lot.
The game has changed a lot with the DLC, but the mechanics are mostly the same, so the tutorials are mostly up to date. There are some exceptions to that like food storage and rocketry.
The problem with ONI is that you will not notice most mistakes/problems in time, only when it's to late to do something about it. There are things you will learn the hard way. I started many colonies over the time. Some because of those mistakes and some because I learned something that i wish I had learned earlier. Even after more than 1,500 hours game time I start colonies over because of some stupid stuff I did.
Don't be afraid, you will learn. And mastering some stuff will be great, even if it's frustrating from time to time.
I find learning by failing to be good. The Klei forums used to be a good place. And yeah other TH-camrs and guides are out there. The core mechanics are the same but the game is always changing at the margins.
@@dennisloosen6035 Thanks so much (and also to GtG) for the replies, that is some fab information, thanks!
I recently just about over oxygen pressurized (think in the low to mid 3k range) a base simply by collecting a pool of polluted water and placing a bank of deodorizers over the top. It's seeming to be so effective that I have delayed building my SPOM. Looks like with the sheer amount of polluted water you have here that oxygen production should be a concern for many many cycles to come.
I'll try that out. I think a bunch of gas might be trapped right now.
9:58 if you think it will work, it will not work. Simple rule of this game
Vertical ranching is way more efficient.
It’s also the best option for ranching dreckos.
Plug Slugs are pretty lame.
Hatches ftw!
Infinite pacu farming once you unlock shipping ect.
All that polluted dirt = mass poke shell farming.
Probably way too late….
I ended up making the area the hatches can move in much smaller so sort of like vertical.
If you don’t like carbon skimmers than what do you usually do to get rid of your carbon dioxide?
Pump it into space or feed it to slicksters.
@@GrindThisGame cool thanks for the reply I have started many many maps and always get to the point where i feel like i want to tear the whole map apart and redo everything so i restart instead so i never got to space before spaced out and now its like the whole game is space 🤣 so trying to be more creative.. haha i will have to try pumping it to space i think thats cheaper than running a skimmer and less heat!!!
Really liked
this is such a great game 💙
These section names are pretty funny “ranch dressing”
Can you put airflow tiles above the doors?
Yeah it is possible.
You: mentioning the slightest chance of asymmetry in base building
My inner dork: AHHHHHHH 😵
I might end up going a bit off symmetry for my ranches.
Symmetry is boring.
👍🏻
dude, you REALLY need to get schedules going. 2 downtime, 2 sleep, 1 bathroom, overlap the next schedule by 2, that'll give you about 10 schedule placements meaning you won't have that many bathroom problems,which you're going to explode with tomorrow
Also, food storage doesn't work with just CO2 anymore, you need to get fridges in CO2 ASAP, and even then you're talking temporary solution. You need to figure out a deep freezer
Double up your doors (instead of 2 tiles on top of your doors. This will allow better air flow at the expense of a bit of metal.
Yes!
How is the bog bucket growing? Darkness?
I guess...
@@GrindThisGame lol. Ok. Love the series. Trying to figure out mechanics. I remember seeing darkness being one of the items needed to grow. If that is case I am pretty sure it not dark. So yea.
@@onepapabee4250 Everything is darkness. You can see, but imagine the dupes running around in pure pitch blackness (which is what they are). The only sources of light are... sources of light
@@andrew3727 thanks man. New to the game. Just trying to understand. Appreciate the note
@@onepapabee4250 the game is a hella huge learning curve. Just take your time, dont be afraid to reset, but try to learn a new thing every time. Oxygen, water and food are key.
Why not use double height doors to let the air flow? No need for a pump then. This will be fun to watch though, feels like it's almost going off the rails already.
It might!
yeah I used double doors in my last 20 or so bases and people always ask why do you do that :P
@@GrindThisGame they do bug me where the dupes use the upper door though.
@@rubikmonat6589 lock the upper door.
@@daggergblue I am literally facepalming, how did that not occur to me. I have made super efficient volcano heated power turbines, and defeated by a door lock.
I have hundreds of hours, first time I’ve seen the farming overlay used, that was helpful lolz.
Pliers mod plz.
No mods on this playthrough :)
when is the new episode coming?
Tomorrow if I'm able to record tonight.
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*The mighty power of poop.* ^^
Should try project zomboid
I will :)
@@GrindThisGame lol nice you replied
Do the automation/smart batteries you gonna need lot of power soon
I need a source :)
@@GrindThisGame yup Want to see how those power ⚡critters works 😁