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Evil Genius 2 is almost here and there’s a lot to take in! If you’ve been fiddling with the perfect trap design since 2004, you’ll be reassured to see all the best bits of the Evil Genius experience carried over, albeit bathed in gorgeous 2021-o-vision. But even veterans of the original will have new bits and bobs to learn, let alone anyone embarking on their first stab at holding the world to ransom. In this video, we’ll take you through six little nuggets learned in the exploratory fumblings of a very first playthrough, that we wish we’d known before playing.
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00:00 Intro
01:00 Think About Your Lair Layout
01:56 Your First Criminal Network
03:15 You Can Sell Casino Machinery
04:14 Thinking Vertically
05:14 Stop Punching People In The Casino
06:11 Making Rooms Appropriately Sized - เกม
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Also, no matter how tempting or desperate you feel, dont throw your henchmen to the superagents at first sigh, let the workers and military or even social minions weaken them enough.
Workers are expendable, henchmen? Not so much.
Excellent tip! ^Boomkin
@@RebellionGamesStudio
Yeah, I learned the hard way. RIP first run Jubei and his flash step.
:'(
For better or for worse my computer failed and lost my advance so I had to restart the game and redownload it from my Steam library. From that pointo onwards I've been more careful with my henchmen.
I kept all my henchmen in a 2x2 locked room until I need them. They kept getting killed by a superagent somewhere on the island I didn't notice had arrived. Was sick and tired of losing Henchmen because Eli decides to 1v1 Jet Chan on the far end of the island and I didn't even get an audio cue he arrived.
@@jg2323 Ugh, Jet Chan in particular is a notable henchmen killer. But yeah, I actually used that trick from now on just to avoid more casualties.
@@jg2323 Another way is to have A LOT of level 4 doors concentrated near the front. All your strongmen and henchmen will be stuck guarding all the time. Pharmacies for your techs/normies. And spin doctors/valets/diplomats/playboys can perpetually daze the Secret Agents/forced to fulfill other roles like command and cooking. Only the pink agent and Steele were pretty bad at being dazed. So it's still no walk in the park. Knock em out, drop them in a jail on the opposite of the island. Lock your main jail doors to accomplish this.
"Things we wish we knew before we played."
Bruh, you made the game.
I believe they publish the game.
@@millbrook7384 Correct, but that doesnt mean the people doing the publishing/social media are the actual people who coded/created the game.
They are also new to the company
@@draken5379lil bro deleted his comment lmao
We need more minerals
Won't lie, the building rooms part of the first game is what's making me constantly re-load early saves. Bunching them up to closely to the entrance, making them to too big or too small etc.
@Cyber Lich Forget the forces of Justice, THAT'S what'll get ya!
You could just destroy and rebuild parts of your lair once you have sufficient cashflow.
@@JimIBobIJones I'm trying to remember if we could re-build rock walls in the first game? I recall being extra careful with wall demo to avoid any permanent mistakes.
@@Kandorr617 You definitely can, but there are contrived rules about when you can and can't demolish specific rooms but everything is demolishable. Aside from corridors, I am pretty sure this is usually whether or not you have loot in it or if its an essential room whether you have a replacement for it (think it only applies to the vault?).
I can't remember the exact rules for corridors, but you can free them up by destroying rooms connecting to it and using doors to block off the area you want demolished so it becomes "acceptable" to demolish.
Remembers how he build secondary "fake" base on the second island just to distract agents and keep Ivan from blowing real base. Good times.
Pro tip: don't sell the casino stuff when your vault is full.
Huge change for us Evil Genius 1 players:
You can *PARTIALLY* delete a room!! Just select dirt and fill in what needs changing.
No more having to delete full rooms to fix layouts!!
Probably one of my favourite features of EG2, in the first one I wanted to rip my hair out when I needed to move a room or expand it. It also took forever, I like the faster pace when it comes to building.
NEED MORE ROOM FOR ROOMS! Thankfully we can build many floors! GOOD!
Hi raptor
Such a boss, helping out other channels!
@@mangaranwow2543 how he helping?
@@sandychen1381 he won't acknowledge you. You are just a peasant to someone as important as he thinks he is.
@@jameslindsay5889 thats a kinda weird way of saying it also dont call others peasants man its rude
And now what rebels missed to tell you, because they were too embarrassed:
1.Don't build your high priority rooms [like labs, armories, and inner sanctums] near the entrances, especially not near the Casino entrance, best put them on the far and deeper end of the base so that the forces of justice have a harder time getting to them.
2.While corridors are great for traps, some rooms are better off without them, merging your break room, training room, mess hall and infirmary into a one massive hall is not only space efficient, but also means any agent coming to it will have a literal swarm of minions all in one space, with a clear shot, and ready to fight. It's a much better idea than starting off with corridors and forcing your space to be divided by them into inefficient rooms.
3.Symmetry is verdant soil for dead space, not enough tiles to place anything more, but just enough to bother you, in the first game the easiest way to avoid that was to tinker in blueprint mode, plot out a room, try to stuff it with everything you want and if it doesn't fit- scrap the blueprint and start over. If you fear that your room won't fit all the new items you'll unlock down the line - don't, if you didn't turn your base into a Swiss cheese of corridors you'll have more space then you'll ever need.
I'd prefer having the armory closer to the entrance.
7:36 "I feel so much better looking at that"
Me: But the door is off centre.
This game looks like simple fun
Lol, have fun with that delusion
Why can't I find this game
@@ceilinglight1413 it’s only on pc steam
@@deankells6164 bruh
@@Evanescoduil to be fair, world domination is not so simple.
Oh, crap. Those damn rooms! When you have to struggle for every damn centimetre because the damn sniper training range is half the damn mountain in size and because the lab needs to have gazzilion different, cumbersome machine you never knew existed before you researched them.
Haha! Just came here to see if someone already mentioned that!
And then when you finally have enough space, the freezer is full again and you have to hide the next batch of stupid bodybags there instead.
Guess you'll just have to expand your lair across multiple floors then. :) ^Boomkin
@@RebellionGamesStudio Multiple floors and the ability to easily redesign a room with a better trap system is what I'm most excited about, the game looks good and seems to fix a lot of the gripes I had with the original, can't wait to get my hands on it. :)
Also because on your first try you might have passed up some research equipment when moving another island and on second try you don't know how to obtain them; you may want to wait, wait and wait to research all in your already area limited first island while you are saving tiny amount of money up during all agent hell is broken on you. At least, this game gives opportunity to obtain all rooms and equipment on one island lair with many floors.
My big tip from my EG1 days: corridors are for nerds. You need to be bigger brained than that. Give your cover operations cover operations. Agents will sneak past your clever cover operation, and what will they find? a bedroom and a library. They'll never guess you have your corpse freezer behind your bookshelves, or your control room hidden by seven games of table tennis. Doors are the most enticing thing for agents, and the more doors between agents and evidence, the better.
If I remember right, if you obscure entry point to the room, agents will be able to teleport inside of it.
@@ShadowSumac That only happens if you completely block access. As long as their path isn't completely obstructed, they won't tunnel into your base, which means you can have as many doors and traps as you like. I think they will tunnel out though if it's taking too long for them to escape, especially in the case of super agents since they just don't die.
"Sell the casino stuff" *Shows the vault at 100% so they get nothing from selling the items*
Question: How many access points are there for Agents? Like if they can only come in through the casino, would it be practical to devote the entire ground floor to a kill maze and then have the rest of the floors for base management? Or do I need to plan to cover multiple floors?
Looks like it's the helipad and the docks like in the first game, but the helipad is higher up.
I am jealous you get to play already! Can't wait for the 30th
I mean.... they made the game so of course they got to play already. This isn't some TH-camr... these are the folks who made the game.
I'm going to try a pacifist run and set up a casino. So I think I need Eli's Silver Tongue. I'm thinking Zalika's repair ability will allow me to fix up the casino and get that running right away. I can't wait to try.
I expect they have the money management balanced that the casino alone won't rake in enough cash to be self sufficient. After all, if it was then you could fund everything while keeping 0 heat and just slowly build up a doomsday arsenal until your unstoppable and no one is the wiser. Sounds a bit game breaking.
@@jg2323 It could take too long to be practical for the average player.
"Don't build near the entrance"
The tutorial literally tells you to build near the entrance...
Well, for the last talking point there could be a planing mode like in prision architect.
Yeah seriously. Its not rocket science.
You can pause the game and plan out your rooms, corridors, etc. ^Boomkin
@@RebellionGamesStudio uhh why mention last point then? Also wasnt it mentioned before that walls could also be put back too?
@@RebellionGamesStudio You mean I can queue object placement on queued excarvation? and make corrections before either are executed?
@@user-pc5sc7zi9j Yep, pretty much. Assuming you have the gold to pay for it all of course.
Even after it is built, you (Your minions obviously, not you you) can sell or move things and reshape the room whenever you want. ^Boomkin
Sooo... Modern day Dungeon Keeper, eh?
My personal tip for you: If you're in mid to endgame, do not EVER spent ALL your monkey at once, even if you know you'll get it back, I for one, was feeling pretty cocky with my 1.5m gold stored and spent it all on generators, only to miss payday twice in a row and having to deal with low morale status, it took me 2 days to get things back on track again.
if you re unlucky enought youll get two super agents arriving at your base at once and also a group of excelent soldiers and no money, thats hell on earth.
@@MultiOlimac That happened to me, that's why it took me 2 days to fix things up
Btw nowadays i've completed the game already
only just discovered this game, not only do i love it but my kids also, brings back the years when they were little and loved the minion/gru movies. really hope a third one is made. graphics are amazing. so clean and polished.
Tomorrow! So excited.. I really hope the game still had dumb humor... Like the old one..
" I am in deli reporting traffic from the top of my elephant.. behind me I see a tailback caused by.. well.... Caused by my elephant " xD
Some of those golden lines from radio announcments in the old game
I actually don't really use corridors for much of anything except the main entrance. I make warrens of rooms attached to other rooms because then you only need one door. Think about it - you can have the training room with a wing off to the side that is the medical, another that's a staff room, and another that's an archive. Save having to make your minions shuffle around all over the map. You can also do this with generator rooms so you can add a generator area to each room so you can always be sure you have enough power for the equipment.
Protips, if you don't need traps or security cameras, use barrack tiles instead of corridors, that way you can line a hallway with lockers, giving you a minion cap benefit without the need for making a dedicated room.
you can also put rooms together. why waste space making the mess hall and staff room separate when you can build them in the same room, meshing them together like a quilt. or put a small infirmary in your armory, or have just enough space in the prison dedicated as a power room for an incinerator. oh, and you can also change parts of the cover operation you don't use into a staff area so your valets don't need to go into your base to rest.
Lastly, don't be afraid to demolish old cruddy rooms when you get further into the game. your old vault will likely be outdated early on, so don't worry about having it be stuck wherever you place it. just fill it back in with dirt until you need that space for something else.
Why must you torment us by telling us you played it while we still cant until the 30e!!!
Oh the humanity!!
Haha. Mhaha. MHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!
Pretty evil of us, eh? Mwahahaha!!! ^Boomkin
one of the biggest tips i can think of is decentralize your stat recovery rooms don't have a single gigantic barracks have multiple so your minions aren't traveling forever just to recover stat points and something that helps is there appear to be special items for each of the advanced types depending on their class.
perhaps on that thought specialize floors specifically for each minion type entrance floor gets social minions and just that no vault or anything so you can let the social minions work without worrying about anything to vulnerable being hit so you can avoid needing to put a trap hell in your main entrance instead put your trap hell at your access point for the 2nd level and make it the security floor with 3rd being the general minions spot and training leaving 4th as science and criminal network finally 5th being power,vault and inner sanctum that honestly makes the most sense to me.
But... you do know. You made the game. And the video about the game that isn't even out yet. You think you can do us a bamboozle like that?! We're Evil Genius' Rebellion.
Hahaha, that is a fair comment! We just wanted to get this out before launch really, to show off some more gameplay and of course get some tips out before people play. :) ^Boomkin
Here's six things that we'll hype hype hype in an exciting voice! First off, in case you were not aware, you can move your mouse. Yes. In any direction! Like and subscribe.
Bought it today! Can't wait for the release date!
You guys let your agents leave the casino? 6:12 I don’t
duuuude i cant wait! Its gonna be so much fun causing mayhem.
In the first game, I liked to build corridors that turned in on themselves and filled them with doors, exhausting most agents before they reached my main corridors (where I put most of the loot to boost my minions)
Tip 2: So during the Tutorial, do we yet know where all the Henchman are? Or did that require you to play a bit further first? Would have liked if the Tip included, like "Central America has henchman X" or something. Or "Don't select anything during the tutorial, but wait until you know until you can recruit your first henchman" ...
Yo mate, here is a helpful guide to yer question th-cam.com/video/iN_CX8LuDy0/w-d-xo.html
You dont but you get multiple henchmen througout the game up to 3 probably so even if first one isnt the one you want you get the ones you want from 2 and 3
@@Burag3 i know, but this is specifically about tip 2 which talks about using the tutorial to select an area with a henchman to get an edge early in the game.
@@Burag3you can get up to 5 henchmen
I like the game. It looks fun and I love the art style and character creations you've made. Even the minions have personalities, sort of!
I have watched a lot of previews of players given a key and I have to say, you have some really odd players playing this game. "I'll send all my minions out to rob and steal. Wait, where are all my minions? No ones building anything." I'm sure I'll do no better. Can't wait to try tho'.
Me 20 hours into a game:
"Wtf are corridors?"
One problem here is that you're implying you can just go nuts with building, but if you do that most of your equipment will deteriorate and start catching fire, unless most of your minions are technicians... on top of that, if you spread out too far you have more ground you need to cover with traps, guard areas and cameras, meaning too much equipment as above...
pre-ordering in a couple days!
Preordering encourages games to be brought out rushed and unfinished, since the company has already been paid. Stop preordering, and devs will be forced to release games that will be considered quality on release.
I loved evil genius 1, and can't wait for this, but it doesn't matter how hyped you are. Look at Cyberpunk.
@@DeeevTV I preorder always one week before release , so i am eligable for a refund on steam after 2 hours off playtime. :)
The first two are woefully inaccurate.
Corridors and doors are almost useless. Best to dedicate only small parts of corridor for the barest essential traps and stair cases. Doors should only be used in important choke points, makes the lair operate much faster.
As for choosing your location, it is better to concentrate on a single area than spread out globally, as you will make more money and only have to deal with ONE super agent. Agent X is the easiest to deal with, so go HAM on P.A.T.R.I.O.T.
And while selling the casino stuff is a viable strategy, it is always good to get the casino section rolling soon as possible.
Something about EG2 is making me watch all these vids about it, even though I don't plan on playing it.
I am going to be the Russian guy, he has a huge rocket launcher and sparkling gold things... Oh yeah!
PS. The broken things that you need to sell should have a message that you can't repair them.
Be careful! The rocket guy in the first game would take down parts of your base and did more damage than the agents he was hunting!
@@Kandorr617 Haha, hope I can "contain" his urges this time around. In the first game I only played as Maximilian.
TIP dont Turn in Objectives for coin or sell casino stuff before you have a Vault for the gold, she showed you it being sold and she was 100% full of money, which means you loose all that coin from the sales.
There is also a optional quest to sell 4 of them and it gives you gold, so you should keep a few just for that.
@@chaosmastermind yep I would clear ones one path to entrance and keep the others behind a door in room on far side. did it say any specific ones you need to sell ? .
@@Jeffs40K nope
In time for my new laptop - gonna be awesome :D
Also I wish we can have larger maps.
Come on Rebellion... Port this to the switch!
Guess what rebellion, played the first one, got a steep learning curve but i love it. Definitely getting it before end of the month.
ADDING LOCKERS IS WHAT ADDS MINIONS. Some equipment can be set to change their function like casino equipment to target agents or tourists. Another example: intel machine can be ran by minion or scientist; the latter produces higher amount of intel
Bought the first one right after release. Thought that a sequel would have come sooner but good things come to those who wait. And YES I pre ordered for this one.
It took me until 2009 or so to get my hands on Evil Genius by ordering it off Amazon because I couldn't find it in any store. Honestly, when I heard the announcement it was kind of surreal, it's one of those games I never thought there'd ever be a sequel.
Can't wait for this game, loved the first one so much. Also, can we start a petition to have Ellen narrate everything, because that accent!
I need this game so bad.
Please please please explain how the decorations work. If they stack, if they have to touch the equipment or the people, and maybe make the colors different so it's easier to tell if my radio operator is hit by both morale and smarts buff.
Also please Mother Rebellion give us an easier way of telling if we need to do something in a region on the world map. Maybe I'm just out of luck because I have a disability, but please, I really love your game, please give us a way other than: this area currently has no little hard to spot circle on it 😰
how long game tim do you think i normal person whuld get out of this ?
Do we know this game will have mod support?
They mentioned in the previous video that they are keen to focus on it. However nothing specific was said. I hope they will. So much potential for community creations and would increase games longevity and depth.
I don't know, but I know this: just because a game does not have mod support does not mean it can not be modded. ;-)
@@AmryL True, but they could do a simple workshop feature for easier install and swapping of mods. Obviously leaving the code open enough to make big mods is also good, unlike max-security games like Settlers 4 for example.
I played the first evil genius it is a good old gem from 2004 and I can't wait for the 2nd
Did u buy
never played the 1st one but Good chance I'm gonna get this.
Same
I put so many hours into the first game. It really does have a lot of charm
What about the minon problem?
I just started on ps4 n feel lije stuck on something
How to fix thise logo like tea cup?
Did anyone notice that she sold all her casino stuff while her vault was full 👀
one thing i didnt find practical is the 4 floor base, i thought you were gonna be able to have more than 500 hundred minions but with the current base size one floor is enough to build almost all you need to complete the game with the secondary chapters included, i found myself building in the basement and lvls 2 and three useless stuff like: a giant useless lab in the second floor just to fool myself that all that space was actually going to be used. i ended up building my power room on the basement with dozens of fusion power plants and the entire third floor with gold vaults.
For the "think vertically", you say you could have a whole floor for minion down time, but this doesn't seem to work. I had my smarts and morale and training stuff on the second floor, and my minions are constantly low morale and smarts, and those rooms are barely being used at all. A lot of stuff in the game seems super buggy like that.
I nead help!!! I trying to finish (as broken as my heart)... And allow it to be stolen But no agents come to steal them. Its ben leik 1 weak ago it hapend but yours never comes i Playing As max
I wish I'd known how bad it was compared to the original EG before buying it.
Pro tip: any rts based game...always do science...but for real i like to put power,vaults,and labs in basements.a.s.a.p..an also run a whole floor for just casino games making enough money you don't need to send out world missions if ya want..though that's kinda boring.
Something I wish I knew before trying to play?
You have restrictive software.
Plan a space for your stairs early on
Tell you what my base is a complete mess and that’s entirely because the generators sprawl about a quarter of it and constantly light on fire
I’ve rebuilt the Incirorator so many times
Though it still my first base so lessons learned
dont put doors on most rooms. All they do is slow minions down. They dont stop intruders at all, so why have them?
We've just given people options in the game, use doors, don't use doors, sometimes use doors, it is all down to the player and how they want to build their lair. ^Boomkin
@@RebellionGamesStudio Its just my tip. The only door I had was on my safe but now Im questioning whether I need it because the only person who goes in there is Symmetry.
Yeah, don't start selling all your casino floor equipment when your vault is already full (the way they do in the video). You won't get any money for anything if you do that.
make sure you dont sell the casino items if at full vault capacity, all that gold gone
I focused it on having the vault and the generators in the basement, loaded with traps. The main floor level was the Minion Living space and recovery level food medicine education bunk space all that Also The prison right by the front door because it's just more efficient that way, I also put the Golden table of control for the henchman on that level. It helps inspire the minions, Also I only put the cafeteria on the 1st floor so if anybody wants to actually get lunch they have to go To floor one And they are forced to mingle and helps keep those techies and scientists actually a little bit sociable normally they stay locked up in the lab all the time and it takes nothing less than a Crow bar and a machine gun to get them out, I swear I wonder why even started that bowling league for the minions they never participate. The 2nd level up was research and development Scientific research training Communication operations. 3rd level is where I put my inner sanctum also a maze of deathtraps. And of course on the 4th level is where I put my doomsday weapon, Only Is accessible by going through my Inner sanctum
Rebellion makes really weird ads for their games.
This game is literally like Carmen Santiago the remake, but playing as V.I.L.E
Hey will evil Genius 2 be on iPad and phone ? Pleas.
I miss the Guard minion Berets
I'm waiting for this game for over a decate, I'm tempted to send my minions to rebellion HQ hopefully my notoriety will rise and people will show up in my private island to chech my hungry piranhas
don't sell your broken casino machines if your vault is full (at the very start for example). spend the gold making a vault or something THEN sell the equipment.
And the loot to gather from the world.
DO NOT SELL THE CASINO STUFF!!!! Hold on untill you get a secondary quest with extra cash you'll earn by completing it
I want to have this for switch
at the very end you see an nvidia recording message in the top right corner
Will we ever be able to compete against other EGs?
is this game inspired by Dungeon Keeper?
I love this
after probably 1k+ in eg1 i am really looking forward to this game it looks great i have liked every eg i have seen so far and now ivans rocket launcher lmao
3:27 btw... you mention a headline, but there actually isn't one. :P
No mod support?
Mission build more cocktail bars ,but my bars are gone ,can anybody help
looks like dungeon keeper a lot
Friendly Evil Genius chaps
"6 things we knew before playing" the game hasnt even been released yet, wym (Yes i know some peeps get early access review but lol)
The developers have been playing for quite a while, I imagine.
@@WukongTheMonkeyKing those ain’t the developers.
@@burningfox4974 that's the joke...
Yes, I know it's outsidextra doing the vid, but it is still the developer's channel.
See, we wanted to show more of the game off and also get some early tips out before the game launches so people could get an early understanding of what could be helpful to know before playing.
Also, OutsideXtra have nothing to do with these videos - they do make cool videos themselves and we'll take that as compliment that you think our videos are just as good. :) ^Boomkin
@@RebellionGamesStudio I legit thought it was their voices in the video! Well done, you!
There's something concerning about the developers making a video about things they didnt know about the game they made
These aren’t devs. They’re more like game journalists who work for a studio instead of a newssite
@@randombrit13 pretty sure that's Ellen from Outside Xbox
@@JohnLudlow I knew I recognised the voice from somewhere.
c-corridors aren't a massive 2x2 square meter block anymore?
I'm sickened but curious.
Actually, in the first game 2x2 was just the mininum required for a corridor in the first game, technically you could make a corridor any dimension beyond that, it was handy for making trap rooms near the entrances to the base.
@@Rezinstance I know, that's what I'm referencing...
Is nice.
Already planning on dedicating floors for specific operations. Oh hi agents this is where we sleep and eat and watch tv now walk your but out that door.... No that's no an elevator it's a Martini shaker!
You missed the biggest mistake of all.
Pissing off Symmetry in the early game.
Yeah 500 hours and I am still learning new things like the loot is dependant on the henchmen and super agents .... do jt in the wrong order and you wasted hours trying to get the all loot achievement.....
Season Pass
Hol' up, is that Brian Blessed?
Yes.
or dungeon master something like that
That's a really strange title coming from the developers of the game.
THINGS TO KNOW THIS VIDEO DIDNT TELL YOU: Don’t sell the broken casino equipment and boxes if your value is 100% full or you do not receive the money. Don’t start a new scheme of your vault is full or you lose out on money. Never let the vault sit 100%, spend the money
there is a point in the game where no matter how much you spend you get it back so damm fast that its kinda boring, i ended my first playthrough today and thats something i did not like much about the game, once you are able to maximize your criminal networks(level 4) and not even top level, its enought to upgrade them to lvl 3 you almost have infinite gold to spend, that made the game so easy for me. it would be nice that money washarder to get.
EDIT: Question got answered at 04:44, lol thanks!
Can you build on multiple floors in this game?
In a rendered trailer they showed an elevator and stairs (blue print view when Max lands on the island), so I wonder if you can actually build an elevator leading down to a bunker filled with gold or create your office on the second floor, so you can look down on your minions like a true villain.
Switching between 5 floors doesn't sound like fun
7:50 Not even here can you escape Nvidia's insufferable now recording banner being baked into your footage.