I mean, The Line screams dystopian nightmare to me, personally. But, the engineering behind it is certainly very interesting. Yours looks nice though. Very well done (:
Well first and foremost it's just dumb. There's a reason why cities aren't shaped like that. The shape is also unsustainable unless you ban any settlement in close proximity of the Line
That's because The Line is a dystopian nightmare. It is created by the architectural vomit of a stoned saudi oil baron looking for ways to flex his wealth while maintaining control over his nation's population.
@@xGOKOPx no one is settling near the line. It's being built in a feckin environmental dead zone. It's a desert. And no one will live in it unless they are forced to.
Yeah, especially if something would go wrong. This city is so technology dependent AND isolated in the middle of a dessert... Imagine power shortage in this situation.
Honestly, the engineers working on the actual line project should just make a open source game where people can build and maintain their own experimental line projects. That way the engineers could get tonnes of data and ideas from gamers for how to build the thing in real life.
Would be really awesome. You are pushing toward the harbor at the end of the city but in the process you have to pass the military base. Would explain the progression of difficulty.
Can this be the official game tutorial please? I wasn't expecting such and in depth and fun documentary on the game mechanics and updates. That was a really good video RCE. And devs, you've made a hell of a game. Kudos.
"The Line" is one of the most hilariously comic book supervillain evil things I've ever heard of. It's literally a human ant farm they can watch the plebs struggle to survive in.
I know right? It sounds like an absolutely INSANE megaproject planned for the DESERT, in a place that can probably barely afford to make something a hundredth the size, nevermind the full length. When the saner people in the USA balked at the plan to build a far smaller wall along its border.
@@pinstripe4254 If that was really what they really wanted it'd be a circle instead of a line, with everything the same distance from the center, no buildings over three stories, and a ring of farmland all around it to supply them.
@@KomboEzaliTe why would there be no buildings over three stories? That limits the space one would be able to put people into. Also if it were a circle travel and resource management would be much harder than in the line. To be honest I’m not a civil engineer so really what do I know?
I haven't played with the golems and dirt making yet. I don't think you can, but it would be cool if you could put dirt on the metal platforms. You could build layered farms that way.
Maybe eventually, you will. Though the terraforming here has probably opened up a fair bit itself. It will be interesting to see what RCE does with this update. I expect much frustration, especially if it comes into the current season of Timberborners. Could very well spell doom for it.
CODY? I mean it's not a surprise, you're the type of guy to watch RCE, just like everyone else here lol, I bet at least 20% of the people who watch RCE watch your channel too. What a nice community!
There's a cool channel on TH-cam that removes beaver dams from culverts under roads to prevent flooding called post 10. It's really cool honestly. In some of them you can see the stuff they make it out of and just how advanced they are at building them
um..he does a lot more than remove beaver dams. Most of his removals are because of poorly designed culverts and water diversions, not beavers. He tends to hit a lot of the same areas year after year, especially in the fall/spring, because they're poorly designed.
Now we need a beavermole settlement underground. Or beaverdwarfs in a mountain , MAKE IT HAPPEN ! :) Awsome content as usual btw , thanks for inspiring us to build greater things :)
I am so glad I came across your videos, youtube randomly suggested one of your videos on bridge constructor and I just can't stop watching you since then. Your videos are juste so calm and easy " to watch, I really enjoy your style and you've become my got to channel when I can't find sleep. You somehow make any game fun to watch, which is kinda rare nowadays. Keep up the awesome work!🔥🔥🔥
I like the concept of the line in this game, but I would like to see it in a larger scale and more filled out. Meaning a larger deeper river and more inside to build on, also thicker walls for more trees and also to use the water ways up top for leisure.
OOOOOOOOH. The big platforms allow you to build above non-solid objects. So you can build until just below the platform height, place the non-solid buildings, the plop the platform down instead of building right on top of it like previous floors. To quote a wise man, "It'll give us so much extra space in our room to do activities."
Me: "Alright, a new RCE video, let's see what kind of science he can teach me today!" RCE: "This. Is a Beaver." Me: "Hang on, you're going to fast, slow down."
2:27 Thanks @RCE for making the center line straighter, we all thank ya... I have a feeling that this will be your finest city/construction ever build😄 Edit. WOW thanks I think that is my first
Beavers are some of the world's most skilled ecosystem engineers, with an incredible ability to create new wetlands, restore native woodland, and improve habitats for a wide range of species
When I first heard about The Line I assumed they meant it was going to just be a series of mass transit stops where a small town would grow up, and then along the way people would naturally settle because services are available because they can branch off the main trunk. You know, something that might actually happen in the real world. That animation was batshit insane. Lovely.
I'm pretty sure the presentation is an optics stunt, no way theyre even gonna attempt to follow through. I saw someone mention downtown circle in dubai, which is somehow even less realistic than the line, i would assume that's the same.
When the real line is abandoned less than half way finished , it will fill with sand and become another sand dune. Even if it ever Really got built , it would still fill with sand as they clearly show the top open... awesome work architects.
Hey RCE, what are your thoughts on the giant ring building architects came up with in Dubai. It’s the line but with even less thought and more architecture, think you’ll love it.
This is my kind of style So many stuff in a small space where you have to go up instead of to the side to accomodate things (I also do the same when packing bags...no matter how many things almost all of them can be fit in my "light travel pack") Usually i do this in Minecraft where i live in a ravine or on the side of a mountain I have my base that goes through an intricate series of tunnels ladders bridges etc that reaches different places from farms to mines to my base I think im gonna get timberborn sometime cuz i want to do this same line build on my own
I love vertical habitats too, especially in caves and canyons, always wanted to make a big cavern town in minecraft but I don't have it kek Sadly such structures aren't very viable for modern living, but it's a fun concept.
Oooo I'm happy I took a break from the game just before the update. I didn't want to burn myself out on the game in general before the new stuff came out but also didn't want to confuse myself with the changed gameplay. I didn't know when it would be but apparently it's now!
i kinda wanna see them add a move terrain feature. like an evolution of the dynamite. letting you move the blocks you remove to somewhere else and letting you adjust any map over time. the limiting factor being how fast you can make the modules used to move them. edit: i should really wait to finish the video lol
Watching your video' s first thing in the morning is so good to start your day in a good mood. Very nice video again Matt, tbh it looks way cooler then the city skyline version, and that one already looked epic. Have a great day everyone.
Rce always finds ways to keep a series fresh, multiple seasons of timberborn and still coming up with new ideas and trying them both here and skylines to see how the game mechanics differ is so interesting
@@zohaibtariq7351 Danger TV, Vice Grip Garage and Coffeehouse Crime. I also happened to be watching a Drae video about the Gardening Simulator at the time. RCE is my new most favorite gamer. I'm an older, part-time gamer.
I've seen Timberborn on Steam, but this is the first I've ever gotten to see any gameplay of it, and I had a big smile on my face watching RCE play this. I hope the real experience is as engaging as it looked here.
Play Space Engineers, build to survive the Ravagers. Or turn it to peaceful mode cause your scared of your work getting destroyed every so often once it is big and complicated enough and the Ravagers take notice. Watch Captain Jack's youtube channel for examples of what can be built. SE Water physics is workable in the moded version and in development for the next instalment of the game. So, Space Engineers 2 will have water physics, sand grains, wind, volcanos, and everything Space Engineers 1 has.
Something I do is blow a channel out with dynamite, run the power in the ground, and then put platforms over it. Saves a lot of space when you need to run power. I do the same for buildings you can build on. Blow out a rectangle, put the building down in the ground, build on top.
Most people: liking the video because they thought it was good Me: liking the video before I watch it because it’s one of RCEs timberborn videos so I know it’ll be great.
I haven't watched the video yet, I'm just commenting to say I saw the title and thumbnail but was confused: "What is The Line?"... No. NO! I Know what The Line is! You absolute madman!
I can't wait for the "I'm made the line IN REAL LIFE" video to come out. As a Saudi myself, I can't wait to see what will happen in the real line project.. Ps: your videos made me love engineering! (It's what I'm studying rn)
when "the line" is going to end up destroying environments, end up unfinished and corroded, surrounded by dead animals because migrant desert animals find a wall in their way... etc
the injury mechanic is nearly a universally hated addition to the game, suddenly they are getting sick and injured constantly, with loggers chipping their teeth every other second. They created a problem and a solution to that problem they created for no reason. It has made a hard game, harder.
The Line and the rest of the update is amazing and all, the golems especially, but- ARTIFICIAL DIRT? YES, FINALLY I CAN FIX MY SHORTSIGHTED DYNAMITING PROBLEM!
You know I've seen a lot of concept city plans from other vaporware sources, but so far the line is the first one to forget the basics of 3-dimensional space. I'm eating a pizza right now, I could slap it upside down on a piece of paper and the imprints of the pepperoni grease would be a better urban layout *because at least it would be a circle*.
3:48 I’m glad I’m not the only one with a pet peeve for the OP auto clicker being set at 100 instead of 1 by default because I also like to break every game I can click fast in.
The large rowhouse is the most efficient, spacewise: 1 beaver per unit volume. The barracks and the small rowhouse house 5 beavers every 6 units, while the huge barracks 8 beavers every 9 units
The Line is hilarious. It would also turn into a mass death event so, so easily if the water supply were disrupted, etc. I wouldn't live there if you paid me; I'd take the money and move out ASAP.
Can you place Dirt/terrain blocks on top of buildings? If not a planter boxes that allow beavers to walk on top of would be amazing allowing roof top gardens :D
First time I saw an ad for the line I thought it was going to be an ad for a new dystopia movie or video game. Then I realized it was an actual ad for a place people wanted to build and my reaction was "You've got to be kidding me, this is gonna be a disaster." At least in Timberborn it can work, slight consolation for when it fails miserably irl.
When you realize The Line for beavers would just be another river in a ravine or canyon lol
so basicly beavers making a dam in the grand canyon
And then flooding it with beaver and beaver infrastructure, but also at the bottom river and farmland
In fairness, actual human settlements DO in fact follow the "line" idea. As long as said idea is, you know, along the natural line known as a river.
@@SephirothRyu I've never founded a city in Civilization games without a river in their radius. Makes things so much easier!
@@SpawnofChaos based Civ gamer
I mean, The Line screams dystopian nightmare to me, personally. But, the engineering behind it is certainly very interesting.
Yours looks nice though. Very well done (:
Well first and foremost it's just dumb. There's a reason why cities aren't shaped like that. The shape is also unsustainable unless you ban any settlement in close proximity of the Line
There is no engineering behind the Line it's a figment of some madman's imagination.
That's because The Line is a dystopian nightmare. It is created by the architectural vomit of a stoned saudi oil baron looking for ways to flex his wealth while maintaining control over his nation's population.
@@xGOKOPx no one is settling near the line. It's being built in a feckin environmental dead zone. It's a desert.
And no one will live in it unless they are forced to.
Yeah, especially if something would go wrong. This city is so technology dependent AND isolated in the middle of a dessert... Imagine power shortage in this situation.
The amount of development on this game is awesome.
Frost punk players knowing the “golem” is just the Automaton
So much new building to play with
@@greaterdoggo5163 btw, both of those games are created by Poles :)
I cannot explain the amount of relief I felt after Matt fixed the main river channel being 1 tile off for half of the length.
Honestly, the engineers working on the actual line project should just make a open source game where people can build and maintain their own experimental line projects. That way the engineers could get tonnes of data and ideas from gamers for how to build the thing in real life.
I rather like that! Aerospace engineers should do the same thing with space habitat simulations.
As long as it is as accurate as possible as a simulation it would be perfect
I don't think that many beavers would want to move to Saudi f***ing Arabia irl, though!
Yeah, all the ways to fail.
That's a good idea actually
I feel like the line will *absolutely* have breeding pods like this does. 11/10 for accuracy.
not with all the religious police spying on you 24\7 lol
Post apocalyptic survival game set in the ruins of the line would be dope.
Or a movie. Could still be called bullet train too
Would be really awesome. You are pushing toward the harbor at the end of the city but in the process you have to pass the military base. Would explain the progression of difficulty.
You could call it Spec Ops: The Line. Wait, that game is set in Dubai.
I mean tbh, that's probably what it's gonna be, knowing SA's long history of pissing away money on building projects that don't work, haha
@@DeadWhiteButterflies what else could it be in like 50 years.
And gotta spend those petro dollars while youve got the chance
C'mon man, you can't leave us with a cliffhanger like that. Now I will never know if coghead1 and coghead2 made it to the charging stations!
I think that's just a regular beaver dam. Regardless would be cool to see in game.
Can this be the official game tutorial please? I wasn't expecting such and in depth and fun documentary on the game mechanics and updates. That was a really good video RCE. And devs, you've made a hell of a game. Kudos.
"The Line" is one of the most hilariously comic book supervillain evil things I've ever heard of.
It's literally a human ant farm they can watch the plebs struggle to survive in.
yep
I know right? It sounds like an absolutely INSANE megaproject planned for the DESERT, in a place that can probably barely afford to make something a hundredth the size, nevermind the full length. When the saner people in the USA balked at the plan to build a far smaller wall along its border.
Well I think it’s quite interesting. The idea is having the highest population with the least amount of environmental impact. I’m all for it
@@pinstripe4254 If that was really what they really wanted it'd be a circle instead of a line, with everything the same distance from the center, no buildings over three stories, and a ring of farmland all around it to supply them.
@@KomboEzaliTe why would there be no buildings over three stories? That limits the space one would be able to put people into. Also if it were a circle travel and resource management would be much harder than in the line.
To be honest I’m not a civil engineer so really what do I know?
I haven't played with the golems and dirt making yet. I don't think you can, but it would be cool if you could put dirt on the metal platforms. You could build layered farms that way.
you cant sadly (it would probably be overpowered)
Matt kept talking about workplace hazards and the devs put it in the game 😆
Dev Command: 1000 science
RCE: I'm going to add 100 science
...Architect
Ikr
seriously this happens every time
He claims to despise Architects, yet keeps making things gorgeous. >->
@@alendonvaldor5808 >-
@@gsquared8730 I was using shifty eyes, don't falsely correct my emotes XD
Now i want to see a vertical beaver-city on the wall of a giant dam!
Too bad you can’t make heavens river from the Bobaverse.
Yay! its Cody!!!
Maybe eventually, you will. Though the terraforming here has probably opened up a fair bit itself. It will be interesting to see what RCE does with this update. I expect much frustration, especially if it comes into the current season of Timberborners. Could very well spell doom for it.
Ayee cody watches RCE too?
CODY? I mean it's not a surprise, you're the type of guy to watch RCE, just like everyone else here lol, I bet at least 20% of the people who watch RCE watch your channel too. What a nice community!
hey, that was a surprise...
Man, the amount and quality of content you put out is just outstanding!!
There's a cool channel on TH-cam that removes beaver dams from culverts under roads to prevent flooding called post 10. It's really cool honestly. In some of them you can see the stuff they make it out of and just how advanced they are at building them
Always love seeing people who watch the same channels as I do, post 10 is a legend.
We don't talk about how post 10 hates beavers
The beavers are gonna be angry
I doubt post10 plays video games, but if he did, I think he'd boycott Timberborn just on principle, lol.
um..he does a lot more than remove beaver dams. Most of his removals are because of poorly designed culverts and water diversions, not beavers. He tends to hit a lot of the same areas year after year, especially in the fall/spring, because they're poorly designed.
Now we need a beavermole settlement underground. Or beaverdwarfs in a mountain , MAKE IT HAPPEN ! :) Awsome content as usual btw , thanks for inspiring us to build greater things :)
I wonder when the devs will add the ability to power the log pumps with shaming wheels
All they would need to add is a pump that is ALSO a water storage and requires no beaver. But DOES require power.
But then the beavers wouldn't be able to pump their logs, what would their joy in life be, if they cant even do that?
@@DarvakSondrath You can still have normal ones too. Its just that they are reserved for the good beavers.
A bigger pump is really missing from timerborn IMO
More efficient. But requires power. Which can be attained by forcing architects to walk the wheel of shame
I am so glad I came across your videos, youtube randomly suggested one of your videos on bridge constructor and I just can't stop watching you since then. Your videos are juste so calm and easy " to watch, I really enjoy your style and you've become my got to channel when I can't find sleep.
You somehow make any game fun to watch, which is kinda rare nowadays.
Keep up the awesome work!🔥🔥🔥
Matt with the metal platforms you can grow crops and build things under the plataform and use the space to the max by stacking metal platforms
I like the concept of the line in this game, but I would like to see it in a larger scale and more filled out. Meaning a larger deeper river and more inside to build on, also thicker walls for more trees and also to use the water ways up top for leisure.
OOOOOOOOH. The big platforms allow you to build above non-solid objects. So you can build until just below the platform height, place the non-solid buildings, the plop the platform down instead of building right on top of it like previous floors. To quote a wise man, "It'll give us so much extra space in our room to do activities."
Me: "Alright, a new RCE video, let's see what kind of science he can teach me today!"
RCE: "This. Is a Beaver."
Me: "Hang on, you're going to fast, slow down."
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2:27 Thanks @RCE for making the center line straighter, we all thank ya... I have a feeling that this will be your finest city/construction ever build😄
Edit. WOW thanks I think that is my first
2:27?
I was so happy when I saw that, it was going to niggle at me all video otherwise 😅
@@Johnyisme yep thanks I modified it
Yeah, I just realised how dystopian The Line is
Beavers are some of the world's most skilled ecosystem engineers, with an incredible ability to create new wetlands, restore native woodland, and improve habitats for a wide range of species
When I first heard about The Line I assumed they meant it was going to just be a series of mass transit stops where a small town would grow up, and then along the way people would naturally settle because services are available because they can branch off the main trunk. You know, something that might actually happen in the real world.
That animation was batshit insane. Lovely.
I'm pretty sure the presentation is an optics stunt, no way theyre even gonna attempt to follow through. I saw someone mention downtown circle in dubai, which is somehow even less realistic than the line, i would assume that's the same.
It looks so industrial in a strange, future post-apocalypse kind of way. I like the stacking a lot. Wish more games had that.
@mmpj twod SAME, that sounds so sick, I'd hella love to see that
The new beaver needs and features just made me feel like playing again. Thank you for still playing Timberborn!
Loving it! Would like to see a playthrough where you attempt to terraform the line.
When the real line is abandoned less than half way finished , it will fill with sand and become another sand dune. Even if it ever Really got built , it would still fill with sand as they clearly show the top open... awesome work architects.
Hey RCE, what are your thoughts on the giant ring building architects came up with in Dubai. It’s the line but with even less thought and more architecture, think you’ll love it.
This is my kind of style
So many stuff in a small space where you have to go up instead of to the side to accomodate things
(I also do the same when packing bags...no matter how many things almost all of them can be fit in my "light travel pack")
Usually i do this in Minecraft where i live in a ravine or on the side of a mountain
I have my base that goes through an intricate series of tunnels ladders bridges etc that reaches different places from farms to mines to my base
I think im gonna get timberborn sometime cuz i want to do this same line build on my own
I love vertical habitats too, especially in caves and canyons, always wanted to make a big cavern town in minecraft but I don't have it kek
Sadly such structures aren't very viable for modern living, but it's a fun concept.
Oooo I'm happy I took a break from the game just before the update. I didn't want to burn myself out on the game in general before the new stuff came out but also didn't want to confuse myself with the changed gameplay. I didn't know when it would be but apparently it's now!
Sucks for me. I have at least 200 hours in the "old" game...
Imagine a Hive City Simulator, like building Megastructures housing millions of people at once.
Matt has become a proper architect
for the next Timberborn building concept ,build a city on a big skyscraper or multiple skyscraper.
This is exciting for the series. also, can the golems have their owe district?? THE FUTURE IS NOW!! Lol just kidding 😆
> Some of you might call this cheating, I call it engineering
Welp, that's a new phrase to add to my vocabular.
i kinda wanna see them add a move terrain feature. like an evolution of the dynamite. letting you move the blocks you remove to somewhere else and letting you adjust any map over time. the limiting factor being how fast you can make the modules used to move them.
edit: i should really wait to finish the video lol
Watching your video' s first thing in the morning is so good to start your day in a good mood. Very nice video again Matt, tbh it looks way cooler then the city skyline version, and that one already looked epic. Have a great day everyone.
Glad they sponsored you, I bought the game because of your videos. Keep up the good work😊
Rce always finds ways to keep a series fresh, multiple seasons of timberborn and still coming up with new ideas and trying them both here and skylines to see how the game mechanics differ is so interesting
I got three notifications for different creators at once. I clicked yours first. Way faster than an architect.
Tell names!!!
@@zohaibtariq7351 Danger TV, Vice Grip Garage and Coffeehouse Crime. I also happened to be watching a Drae video about the Gardening Simulator at the time. RCE is my new most favorite gamer. I'm an older, part-time gamer.
I've seen Timberborn on Steam, but this is the first I've ever gotten to see any gameplay of it, and I had a big smile on my face watching RCE play this. I hope the real experience is as engaging as it looked here.
It can be, just depends on whether you like city builder/survival games.
Play Space Engineers, build to survive the Ravagers. Or turn it to peaceful mode cause your scared of your work getting destroyed every so often once it is big and complicated enough and the Ravagers take notice. Watch Captain Jack's youtube channel for examples of what can be built. SE Water physics is workable in the moded version and in development for the next instalment of the game. So, Space Engineers 2 will have water physics, sand grains, wind, volcanos, and everything Space Engineers 1 has.
Cannot wait for you to get back into timberborn!!!!
I absolutely love this and want more episodes!
Right as a fellow engineer in the UK we need another line video, summit like planet coaster or anything. The line videos are the best
I like how this looks like a steam punk theme city with steams, pipes, stairs,, metal floors, BRIDGES and multi-layered buildings.
Something I do is blow a channel out with dynamite, run the power in the ground, and then put platforms over it. Saves a lot of space when you need to run power. I do the same for buildings you can build on. Blow out a rectangle, put the building down in the ground, build on top.
I would love to see an actual play trough with this map
This is so classic TH-cam and I loved every second of it. Haven’t felt that way in a LONG time
I'm literally interested over your 'multi-level Barrack' setup - very informative😍
Had this game on my wishlist for a while but this video definitely convinced me to buy it.
Most people: liking the video because they thought it was good
Me: liking the video before I watch it because it’s one of RCEs timberborn videos so I know it’ll be great.
The line clearly only needed some beavers engineerin it for it to become perfection
Timberborn is such an amazing game.They really put in a lot of work for a beaver managerial game.
Timberborn 2.0 looks like it will be a blast
I haven't watched the video yet, I'm just commenting to say I saw the title and thumbnail but was confused: "What is The Line?"...
No.
NO! I Know what The Line is!
You absolute madman!
Imagine using your City Skyline concept and recycle them in timberborners
I can't wait for the "I'm made the line IN REAL LIFE" video to come out.
As a Saudi myself, I can't wait to see what will happen in the real line project..
Ps: your videos made me love engineering! (It's what I'm studying rn)
If it ever happens, it will most probably be a disaster from the get go
@@ArseAllowance how come
RCE: Im gonna add one hundred science
Screen: Add 1000 Science
🤔apparently rce is meant to be an engineer not an architect
This made me laugh when he said that 😆 REC is funny at must times
Can't wait your new Timberborn series. Been binge watching all your Timberborners vidoes
So all Trump had to do is make the wall wider with houses built inside to get massive funding and support.
Can't wait to see what you do with golems, I'm currently building up to making them in my iron teeth colony
when "the line" is going to end up destroying environments, end up unfinished and corroded, surrounded by dead animals because migrant desert animals find a wall in their way... etc
10:48 Since we are right next to a river, lets use engines!
Engines to power the water
That's how u get gatorade
Dang it I meant powerade
the injury mechanic is nearly a universally hated addition to the game, suddenly they are getting sick and injured constantly, with loggers chipping their teeth every other second. They created a problem and a solution to that problem they created for no reason. It has made a hard game, harder.
That hasn’t been my experience at all. Once the injuries start, I put beds or grinding wheels in a few different places, then I never notice it again.
It would be really cool to see this one continued to get built
Day 3 of asking a fellow engineer to play subnautica
Yasssss!!!!!! 🙌🙌🙌
He already played it, and I think he did not revisit it because it did not get a lot of views
The Line and the rest of the update is amazing and all, the golems especially, but-
ARTIFICIAL DIRT? YES, FINALLY I CAN FIX MY SHORTSIGHTED DYNAMITING PROBLEM!
"If you want to become an engineer, it's easy! All you have to do is magically float and built an entire functioning city in one day."
-RCE, probably
2:26 He straightens the river just for me :)
You know I've seen a lot of concept city plans from other vaporware sources, but so far the line is the first one to forget the basics of 3-dimensional space. I'm eating a pizza right now, I could slap it upside down on a piece of paper and the imprints of the pepperoni grease would be a better urban layout *because at least it would be a circle*.
you should definitely revisit this now with the 3d water
Amazing, I want more of The Beaver Line
Wow, the new update is sick!
With overhangs and metal platforms you could easily make a line city, but you need some serious city planning to make it all work.
5:35
RCE: "Working their wood creating liquid for others to enjoy"
🤨📸
3:48 I’m glad I’m not the only one with a pet peeve for the OP auto clicker being set at 100 instead of 1 by default because I also like to break every game I can click fast in.
And now doing it again in the current season of Timberborners!
Damn the next update/ Faction seems fun, hope the challenge is as big as the benefits to golems
1:45 I literally made that setup two days ago. The dimensions almost match perfectly. My river was straight, though. :)
1:35 OMG, these things spawning blue liquid are totally a Creeper World reference. No way!
I found you because of Poly Bridge but stayed for Timberborners. And now i watch everything. I really love the little Beavers tho lol.
The large rowhouse is the most efficient, spacewise: 1 beaver per unit volume. The barracks and the small rowhouse house 5 beavers every 6 units, while the huge barracks 8 beavers every 9 units
The Line is hilarious. It would also turn into a mass death event so, so easily if the water supply were disrupted, etc. I wouldn't live there if you paid me; I'd take the money and move out ASAP.
The relief when he fixes the "almost perfectly straight" river
Can you place Dirt/terrain blocks on top of buildings? If not a planter boxes that allow beavers to walk on top of would be amazing allowing roof top gardens :D
He knew what he was doing at 5:31 😂😂
5:39 I appreciate the dirty joke! Lol omg
5:35 "pumping their log, working their wood, creating liquids for others to enjoy." Lmao
First time I saw an ad for the line I thought it was going to be an ad for a new dystopia movie or video game. Then I realized it was an actual ad for a place people wanted to build and my reaction was "You've got to be kidding me, this is gonna be a disaster." At least in Timberborn it can work, slight consolation for when it fails miserably irl.
It's slowly beginning to be an architectural channel, form over function.....Hehe I'm loving it.
Thx for doing thes videos
Dont know if you saw my comment but really like it
7:42 kinda cool that they added an inside to that even though you're not supposed to see it
No, we are supposed to see it.
I love that he comes up with a idea and then trys it in 2 different games
*tries
He did the same with the Tesla valve videos
Cool concept. Reminds me of "Heaven's River" the final book in the "Bob-iverse" series. Pretty cool.