"The ground shook underneath the weight of it all. Dozens of Miles away we could feel that artillery, and across the world we could hear it. But we couldn't stop it, no matter what we threw at it, the wall of death stopped us. All the while a sea of flame ascended from behind those walls and rained down upon our homes, families, children. When those impacts hit, the world might as well of been a sun, for how little was left in the explosive wake made it all so dim in its existence. This is the memory that will burn itself into my soul as I die, attempting to stop that infernal creature, the spider made of strange shiny stones and its parasite... To no avail." -Biter Probably
@@drakenfelps8324 "In the 41st Millenia, there is always a good boy... Wha-..? Where did my good boy go? - Great Rimmy from Downunder playing Necromunda.
So, the Imperium of Man doesn’t need endless armies of Imperial guardsmen or legions of space marines to defeat the Tyranids, they just need one dedicated engineer!
Sadly, the automation technology required is probably heresy, run by abominable intelligence or corrupted by Chaos. Or it is just plain cheaper to hurl conscripts at the problem.
just too bad the mechanicum is too obsessed with disturbing alien burial sites for technology, they always seem to dig too deep and awaken the disgusting necrons doing necron things.
it always start like that. Than you reach a point where you have fully automated 8lanes or iron plates. And it isnt enough. So you make a station that will make 16lanes. And after couple hundred hours you again realize it again isnt enough. So while you are building second station, you are thinking, how about i would build one bigger. 32 lanes? but why stop there? that would only cover what i already consume, how about i make it 64 lanes right away, you know future proofing. And than some little devil in your brain say, you know i once say this amazing 128lanes balancer, how about we use that? And after that everything, UPS, FPS, your reason, your life, your sleep, your sanity goes out of window and all is left is just few words. FACTORY MUST GROW!
@@AltarinTV true that, you even didnt finish upgrading 2 lanes blue circuits, that are already thinking that you need to upgrade oil and expand iron outposts, there is always work on factorio, because the FACTORY MUST GROW
@@morpheus_uat i dont mean to sound arogant or disrespecful of anything but do you really realize just how much resources are needed for 2 full lanes of blue circuits? my 1kspm megabase hardly use half a lane. i tried building 2 full lanes foundry, when i went for 5kspm and my math was at about 24 lanes of iron plates and 28 lanes of copper plates. Just for these 2 lanes of blues. Its ridiculous.
@@AltarinTV its ok, i always was in shortage of blue circuits, so at first i made 1 blue belt blue circuits until the bottleneck was on other resources: th-cam.com/video/1vcWCPLGZuk/w-d-xo.html and then i made another blue belt long time after that, but yeah, am aware of the amount of resources, i hate blue circuits thats why i made a ton, deal with that and forget about them, never touch blue circuits ever again
Even as someone who could probably never summon the mental capacity to play factorio, this was an incredible spectacle to behold from start to finish. Seeing the drones assemble everything was immensely satisfying, and witnessing *the Girth of Berth™*, I was genuinely in awe.
"So you need every biter within a thousand miles to not be there anymore? Well you're in luck buddy, I know a guy with a train who's got juuust what you need"
This is the first time I've heard Vietnam war music on a factorio video, normally it's the starship troopers klendathu theme or the opera song with cannon fire in it. More games need artillery and trains
Alternate title: Erasing local wildlife, FT. a lot of bullets, the US's entire supply of napalm, and the unholy lovechild of Snowpiercer and Schwerer Gustav
This little outpost is probably bigger, more complex and more expensive than some other people's entire main bases. Good job on clearing the biter infestation off the face of this beautiful planet! Although I'd suggest clearing some trees a couple of lines deep away from your wall next time, to avoid unnecessary wall burn damage.
After biter hell came on biter earth and fire was raining from the sky, all biters marched against the source of the doom. But not to attack it, they had already given up. They wanted to follow their brothers and sisters, their mothers and fathers.
Fire support base A fire support base (FSB, firebase or FB) is a temporary military encampment to provide artillery fire support to infantry operating in areas beyond the normal range of fire support from their own base camps. FSBs follow a number of plans; their shape and construction varying based on the terrain they occupy and the projected garrison. It was first created by the South Korean General Chae Myung-shin as a "Company Tactical Base" during the Vietnam War. Widely used during the Vietnam War, the concept has continued on through current military operations including in Afghanistan. A fire support base was originally a temporary firing base for artillery, although many evolved into more permanent bases. Their main components varied by size: a typical FSB usually had a battery of six 105 millimeter or 155 mm howitzers, a platoon of engineers permanently on station for construction and maintenance projects, at least two landing pads for helicopters (a smaller VIP pad and at least one resupply pad), a Tactical Operations Center (TOC), an aid station staffed with medics, a communications bunker, and a company of infantry serving as the defense garrison. Large FSBs might also have 2 artillery batteries, and an infantry battalion.[1] Under the original concept of the artillery fire support base, a 6-gun battery set up with one howitzer in the center to fire illumination rounds during night attacks and serve as the base's main registration gun. The other 5 howitzers were arranged around it in a "star" pattern.[2] Smaller FSBs tended to vary greatly from this layout, with two to four howitzers of various calibers (usually 105 mm and 155 mm at battalion level) located in dispersed and fortified firing positions.[3] These smaller bases arranged their guns in square or triangle patterns when possible.[4] One of the first fire support bases constructed by U.S. troops was built in October 1965. Designated Bill, it was built by the First Cavalry Division in Pleiku Province soon after the division arrived in South Vietnam.[5] Based on the original concept developed by that division, firebases would move about every two days, minimizing the amount of security and semi-permanent construction they would need. Over time this changed, and firebases evolved into small forts with all the defensive measures those required.[6] Firebase Bastogne was a United States firebase constructed in Vietnam in 1968 by the 101st Airborne Division. Firebase Mary Ann, constructed by elements of the 23rd Infantry Division "Americal", was more typical of smaller fire support bases.
So there are megabase "tiers" of so many thousand science per , and this makes me wonder just how much goes into loading an arty train that long. The space alone to make sure the cars and engines can get loaded/fueled is enormous. But the making of the shells is what I'm after. How long to reload from empty, or how many shells per minute instead of science per minute?
An improvement might be to transport steam instead of water and fuel. This reduces pollution at the outposts and eliminates the need to transport fuel. Since you probably have nuclear power, the steam will be at a temperature that really makes good use of those turbines.
Lol, this is a video of 900 artillery wagons annihilating everything in a radius bigger than the explored world of a megabase endgame and you worry about the pollution that outpost emits because ... it could attract a few biters that somehow survived?
*sits back and enjoys the freedom * I imagine the creator of this being in the middle with a beer in hand feet on a cooler with a epic smile as its raining bitter juice everywhere . You sir made my day XD P.S great choice of music .
In ancient times they blocked out the sun with arrows. You did the same but with explosives. That is the most violently American thing I’ve seen in my life
Props to the editing and the music and the setup and the design. Pretty sure I've killed 10x the amount of biters/bases in half the time using a 3/15 or something like that train and 5 spider bots to defend. Still searching for the most efficient way to clear areas late game everything seems too manually intensive. Nukes are basically useless except for defense and the train takes too long manually aiming.
@@megatron805 not sure what that means but I pull thousands of bugs with arty and weed out a pot of the behemoth biters by running and gathering up huge groups then dropping nuke. So defensive
@@jarrettpeterson227 Novicefarmer was calling you unfathomably cool. based is slang meaning the exact opposite of cringe - it means something similar to "awe-inspiring"
that was fucking glorious! the way it just kicked off after the train finally comes to a stop and you suddenly see the hundreds of shells spewing off in every direction on the map. chef's kiss.
The moment fortunate son kicked in, I knew this was gonna be a real treat :) Also, love how the FPS starts tanking the moment bertha fired up its engines :D
If *you* were the only human on a planet inhabited by hostile bugs, and you had access to all tech before your age, without significant limits, how long do you really think you'd last before going 100% Mad Max?
aww man that's cool, is there anyway to bump up their automatic aiming range to the same as manual aiming? I might have to find a mod for that.. that was pretty awesome. I hope you do no commentary let's play.
reminds me of one of Dan Carlins hardcore history podcast Blueprint for Armageddon 1 where he quotes I believe Richard Harding Davis who is referring to the German march through Belgium during WW1 "The entrance of the German army into Brussels has lost the human quality. It was lost as soon as the three soldiers who led the army bicycled into the Boulevard du Régent and asked the way to the Gare du Nord. When they passed the human note passed with them. What came after them, and twenty-four hours later is still coming, is not men marching, but a force of nature like a tidal wave, an avalanche or a river flooding its banks. At this minute it is rolling through Brussels as the swollen waters of the Conemaugh Valley swept through Johnstown. At the sight of the first few regiments of the enemy we were thrilled with interest. After for three hours they had passed in one unbroken steel-grey column we were bored. But when hour after hour passed and there was no halt, no breathing time, no open spaces in the ranks, the thing became uncanny, inhuman. You returned to watch it, fascinated. It held the mystery and menace of fog rolling toward you across the sea."
"The ground shook underneath the weight of it all. Dozens of Miles away we could feel that artillery, and across the world we could hear it. But we couldn't stop it, no matter what we threw at it, the wall of death stopped us. All the while a sea of flame ascended from behind those walls and rained down upon our homes, families, children. When those impacts hit, the world might as well of been a sun, for how little was left in the explosive wake made it all so dim in its existence. This is the memory that will burn itself into my soul as I die, attempting to stop that infernal creature, the spider made of strange shiny stones and its parasite... To no avail." -Biter Probably
If you write a book, i’ll read it.
I envy your writing talent, along with your skill.
Warhammer vibes
@@drakenfelps8324 "In the 41st Millenia, there is always a good boy... Wha-..? Where did my good boy go?
- Great Rimmy from Downunder playing Necromunda.
@Emma Payne "you should've killed me when you had the chance"
I love how Big Bertha just arrives at the outpost without leaving the base
hahaha best comment so far
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A bit like a roman army on the move.
So, the Imperium of Man doesn’t need endless armies of Imperial guardsmen or legions of space marines to defeat the Tyranids, they just need one dedicated engineer!
Sadly, the automation technology required is probably heresy, run by abominable intelligence or corrupted by Chaos.
Or it is just plain cheaper to hurl conscripts at the problem.
"they just need one dedicated engineer!"
...and a cool soundtrack! 😁✌🏽👍🏽
Just hit up the Death Korps of Krieg
just too bad the mechanicum is too obsessed with disturbing alien burial sites for technology, they always seem to dig too deep and awaken the disgusting necrons doing necron things.
This is a pretty low tech level so I'm pretty sure most tech priests could manage something like this
"Let's reveal some more of the terrain"
*Starts blasting everything he can't see with artillery*
who's idea was it to put radar in ammunition?
Cuz it's a dam good Idea.
Suicide scouts for the win.
_Now I know for a fact that it's rubble! See, perfect!_
The likes are on 420 if anybody else likes this i will rip your balls out
@@imgonnapassoutt crap well I didn't it wasn't me.
US foreign policy
14:30
the bugs: "why did you wipe out our nest?"
player: "that was just a scouting volley"
I needed a ranging shot.
„Missclick“
@@kons37flyingreaper41 oh sorry I was alt tabbed from the game scrolling youtube
Recon
By
Fire
This is the very definition of "I'm not trapped here with them, they're trapped here with me."
No it isn't
@@pigmentpeddler5811 I think it is.
I am the lorax, I speak for the trees and for some fuckin reason they're speaking Vietnamese
quick hit the trees with napalm before they span Vietcong!!!
@@battlekid6177 *”I LOVE THE SMELL OF NAPALM IN THE MORNIN’”*
Chào Đồng Chí, Vui Chơi Trong Rừng Của Tôi?
@@randomguyjusta9722 wait what fire
@@microwavyy819 soldier tf2
“It was far to large to be called a train, it was more like a hulking mass of iron, gunpowder, and steel.”
"Indeed, it was a heap of raw iron"
@@morpheus_uat CLANG
Railway Bastion/Fortress
Iron Leviathan ⚔️
Now I want to see an edit of this with Sr3l's Beserk mix...
th-cam.com/video/xd9fiOrfEqI/w-d-xo.html
Me: struggling with a small outpost.
This guy: over 900 artillery wagons.
it always start like that. Than you reach a point where you have fully automated 8lanes or iron plates. And it isnt enough. So you make a station that will make 16lanes. And after couple hundred hours you again realize it again isnt enough. So while you are building second station, you are thinking, how about i would build one bigger. 32 lanes? but why stop there? that would only cover what i already consume, how about i make it 64 lanes right away, you know future proofing. And than some little devil in your brain say, you know i once say this amazing 128lanes balancer, how about we use that? And after that everything, UPS, FPS, your reason, your life, your sleep, your sanity goes out of window and all is left is just few words. FACTORY MUST GROW!
@@AltarinTV true that, you even didnt finish upgrading 2 lanes blue circuits, that are already thinking that you need to upgrade oil and expand iron outposts, there is always work on factorio, because the FACTORY MUST GROW
@@morpheus_uat i dont mean to sound arogant or disrespecful of anything but do you really realize just how much resources are needed for 2 full lanes of blue circuits?
my 1kspm megabase hardly use half a lane.
i tried building 2 full lanes foundry, when i went for 5kspm and my math was at about 24 lanes of iron plates and 28 lanes of copper plates. Just for these 2 lanes of blues.
Its ridiculous.
@@AltarinTV its ok, i always was in shortage of blue circuits, so at first i made 1 blue belt blue circuits until the bottleneck was on other resources:
th-cam.com/video/1vcWCPLGZuk/w-d-xo.html
and then i made another blue belt long time after that, but yeah, am aware of the amount of resources, i hate blue circuits thats why i made a ton, deal with that and forget about them, never touch blue circuits ever again
@@AltarinTV EXPAND
Even as someone who could probably never summon the mental capacity to play factorio, this was an incredible spectacle to behold from start to finish. Seeing the drones assemble everything was immensely satisfying, and witnessing *the Girth of Berth™*, I was genuinely in awe.
The Girth Of The Berth
"So you need every biter within a thousand miles to not be there anymore? Well you're in luck buddy, I know a guy with a train who's got juuust what you need"
That's a lot of bullets
Thats's a lot of trupen dont make vids
@@kirilltoperroblox7691 that’s a lot of nobody fucking cares
@@thelazyredpanda1668 That's a lot of why you write this?
That's a lot of Artillery shells 0.o
Yeah, i've counted atleast 5 or 6
This is the first time I've heard Vietnam war music on a factorio video, normally it's the starship troopers klendathu theme or the opera song with cannon fire in it.
More games need artillery and trains
I know right? What's the purpose of using a flamethrower if you don't blast Fortunate Son alongside it?
Got factorio just because I saw this masterpiece
You should have turned back while you had the chance... now your trapped with the rest of us in cracktorio 😂
@@thatoneoctopus7494 this game is the opposite of crack, i made a refund when i saw this video
@@rambrotv9827 explain yourself
@@Jan_Elite i’m too dumb for this game
@@rambrotv9827 you probably just didn't invest enough time to learn the game
Alternate title: Erasing local wildlife, FT. a lot of bullets, the US's entire supply of napalm, and the unholy lovechild of Snowpiercer and Schwerer Gustav
loved it
If it wasn't so damn efficient I'd call this the most American thing I've ever seen
So... The most German thing you've ever seen? :)
@@86-64 too much artillery, not enough tanks.
@@86-64 No, because it's not 2 hours late to the destination.
@@86-64 That would be a Volkswagen bug with a black leather *exterior.*
SHATTER THEIR SKIES!
Brings a tear to my Imperial Guard heart *sniffle*
*Adeptus Mechanicus would like to join*
This is what would most likely happen if the adeptus mechanicus got their hands on unlimited resources.
*clears throat*
PURGE THEM IN HOLY FIRE
KEEP FIRING TILL THEY SEE THE GLOW OF OUR BARRELS
@@finaladvance5085 THEY SHALL NEVER GET THAT CLOSE BROTHER
Engineer: "I see in my map a lot of red..."
AI: "So?"
Engineer: "I do not wish to..."
AI: "I see what you mean..."
*"LOAD THE BERTHAS!!!"*
ARTHUR
FETCH THE MECHANICUS
When you can make *this* game lag, you know youre doing something right.
I can make it lag, no problem :D
This little outpost is probably bigger, more complex and more expensive than some other people's entire main bases. Good job on clearing the biter infestation off the face of this beautiful planet! Although I'd suggest clearing some trees a couple of lines deep away from your wall next time, to avoid unnecessary wall burn damage.
yeah, i feel sorry for those bot that had to replace the turrets in such a heated moment
@@morpheus_uat Oh! OH! I get that! Heated as in burn with fire! Yes! :p
Also known as "Firebase 'Merica". It is good that someone speaks Freedom so well and wins the hearts and minds of so many.
After biter hell came on biter earth and fire was raining from the sky, all biters marched against the source of the doom. But not to attack it, they had already given up. They wanted to follow their brothers and sisters, their mothers and fathers.
You can indeed neatly reveal the terrain by leveling it.
When Fortunate Son started, I died.
Fire support base
A fire support base (FSB, firebase or FB) is a temporary military encampment to provide artillery fire support to infantry operating in areas beyond the normal range of fire support from their own base camps. FSBs follow a number of plans; their shape and construction varying based on the terrain they occupy and the projected garrison. It was first created by the South Korean General Chae Myung-shin as a "Company Tactical Base" during the Vietnam War.
Widely used during the Vietnam War, the concept has continued on through current military operations including in Afghanistan. A fire support base was originally a temporary firing base for artillery, although many evolved into more permanent bases. Their main components varied by size: a typical FSB usually had a battery of six 105 millimeter or 155 mm howitzers, a platoon of engineers permanently on station for construction and maintenance projects, at least two landing pads for helicopters (a smaller VIP pad and at least one resupply pad), a Tactical Operations Center (TOC), an aid station staffed with medics, a communications bunker, and a company of infantry serving as the defense garrison. Large FSBs might also have 2 artillery batteries, and an infantry battalion.[1]
Under the original concept of the artillery fire support base, a 6-gun battery set up with one howitzer in the center to fire illumination rounds during night attacks and serve as the base's main registration gun. The other 5 howitzers were arranged around it in a "star" pattern.[2] Smaller FSBs tended to vary greatly from this layout, with two to four howitzers of various calibers (usually 105 mm and 155 mm at battalion level) located in dispersed and fortified firing positions.[3] These smaller bases arranged their guns in square or triangle patterns when possible.[4]
One of the first fire support bases constructed by U.S. troops was built in October 1965. Designated Bill, it was built by the First Cavalry Division in Pleiku Province soon after the division arrived in South Vietnam.[5] Based on the original concept developed by that division, firebases would move about every two days, minimizing the amount of security and semi-permanent construction they would need. Over time this changed, and firebases evolved into small forts with all the defensive measures those required.[6]
Firebase Bastogne was a United States firebase constructed in Vietnam in 1968 by the 101st Airborne Division. Firebase Mary Ann, constructed by elements of the 23rd Infantry Division "Americal", was more typical of smaller fire support bases.
What did this video not prepare me for is the incessant use of Fortunate Son
So did the biters
Pretty sure Factorio would give the entire Mechanicus an oil spill in their robes
Just another forge world
Praise the Omnissiah
Bulging containers
@@chaoswraith yeah just another forge world.....But built by just one engineer
@@chaoswraithbuilt by a single engineer.
The music choice absolutely made this, great work. Jimbo the Engineer would be proud.
So there are megabase "tiers" of so many thousand science per , and this makes me wonder just how much goes into loading an arty train that long. The space alone to make sure the cars and engines can get loaded/fueled is enormous. But the making of the shells is what I'm after. How long to reload from empty, or how many shells per minute instead of science per minute?
oh, have i got a video for you explaining exactly that
th-cam.com/video/fGD4ScyPs_E/w-d-xo.html
SpPM must mean SHELLS PER MINUTE, not science per minute.
@@Taras195 I would have thought "shells per minute" would have been ShPM?
@@ProfessorYana yesh
As an engineer, I can say the measurement is shit per second
man the ZvT meta is getting crazy these days, Terran IMBA!
Clem should use this tacic next time vs Reynor or Serral
wait till biters mutate into broodlords
This reminds me of the scene in Starship Troopers when they are defending that outpost, and the dead bugs are just piling up against the wall...
When you absolutely need to kill everything in a 10 kilometer radius.
Edit: Sorry, I meant 100 kilometer radius.
Seeing 20+ explosions bomb a single area at the same time is a thing of art. Beautiful.
An improvement might be to transport steam instead of water and fuel. This reduces pollution at the outposts and eliminates the need to transport fuel. Since you probably have nuclear power, the steam will be at a temperature that really makes good use of those turbines.
Lol, this is a video of 900 artillery wagons annihilating everything in a radius bigger than the explored world of a megabase endgame and you worry about the pollution that outpost emits because ... it could attract a few biters that somehow survived?
@@Puschit1😂 bro said “but pollution” while looking at an artillery train the size of Utah
What's even more insane is you probably didn't even fire as many artillery shells as a single day of WW1 bombardment.
Kudos, a work of art!
Ah! Yes. The famous American technique: the exploratory bombardment.
True master piece of war
This is one of the coolest things ive seen if factio
when the music kicked in I pretty much lost it
Somewhat expecting huey's to fly by.
a mod for those would be awesome
everyone at the end: "I love the fresh smell of napalm in the morning. Smells like... Victory..."
*sits back and enjoys the freedom * I imagine the creator of this being in the middle with a beer in hand feet on a cooler with a epic smile as its raining bitter juice everywhere . You sir made my day XD P.S great choice of music .
watching the rain falls from inside my spidetron, watching the radar's live feed on a screen while chugging down some cold beer... yeah, good life
@6:56 when bertha rolls in I'm losing it laughing meanwhile youtube encoding just gives tf up
youtube cant handle Big Bertha
Nobody can handle BIG BERTHA
When the music started when the train was heading to the outpost i got good vibes! loves this game. Thanks for adding the awesome music!
“We’re surrounded, those poor bastards!"
with this music i feel like playing a us marine in rising storm 2
I don't want to even think about how long it took to get all of the materials for this
look at the satellite count, Elon is jealous.
This right here is quality content.
Damn man, this is incredible. I wish I was this good at Factorio.
Never played factorio so got no idea what’s going on but I love it
Same 💀😂
Just how Eisenhower always dreamed of winning
I might have watched this every month of 2021, and I show no sign of stopping this year. 10/10
In ancient times they blocked out the sun with arrows. You did the same but with explosives. That is the most violently American thing I’ve seen in my life
at 7:48 you can see that they have oil, so is natural that i bring them some freedom
you could add bug funnels made of walls as in: "\ /" leading to "v" so that the lasers become the "just in case", and the bullets - obsolete...
I just cant wrap my head around automating anything larger than a toaster in this game.
This was such an insane video!
I've never played Factorio and have absolutely no idea what I'm looking at.
You should play it, pretty fun game.
On behalf of Total Annihilation/Supreme Commander: Good job!
Thanks!
The soundtrack selected just perfect ❤
This game is insane Just spent 8k hours on this madadafucker game, and my base stikl grooing 😅😅
the factory must grow
Have you tried angel bob?
You need to get out more.
"Cadet, Enemies in that direction."
"Roger that sir, Eliminating that direction"
Supreme Commander:
- 1k T3 artilery?
- I am leave. )
10:00 Great choice of tunes sir.
Snowpiercer 1,001 cars long ; and these are our revolutions
Factorio players and warcrimes.
Name a more iconic duo.
"Whoever said war was Hell just wasn't doing it right!"
I have never been more pleasantly surprised when fortunate son played
this wins the internet for me
Dude... that music hit JUST RIGHT. You've got the good stuff.
Props to the editing and the music and the setup and the design. Pretty sure I've killed 10x the amount of biters/bases in half the time using a 3/15 or something like that train and 5 spider bots to defend. Still searching for the most efficient way to clear areas late game everything seems too manually intensive. Nukes are basically useless except for defense and the train takes too long manually aiming.
>nukes
>defensive
Unfathomably based
@@megatron805 not sure what that means but I pull thousands of bugs with arty and weed out a pot of the behemoth biters by running and gathering up huge groups then dropping nuke. So defensive
@@jarrettpeterson227 Novicefarmer was calling you unfathomably cool. based is slang meaning the exact opposite of cringe - it means something similar to "awe-inspiring"
@@lukekilmartin2571 haha ty for translating
The train at the crossing when you're late for something:
"Take that nature!"
-Ghandi probably
that was fucking glorious! the way it just kicked off after the train finally comes to a stop and you suddenly see the hundreds of shells spewing off in every direction on the map.
chef's kiss.
That music is perfect
for sure!
The moment fortunate son kicked in, I knew this was gonna be a real treat :)
Also, love how the FPS starts tanking the moment bertha fired up its engines :D
Shot on location, fifty miles north of sanity ville. I love this, new factorio base time. :)
Big Bertha is something I would expect in Warhammer 40k universe.
Fortunate Son starts playing
Bugs: Confused Screaming
The Dude abides with that CCR score, man.
This... puts a smile on my face
My first thought was Total Annihilation when I heard Big Bertha.
6:39 I know this is the normal response to that part but HOLY SHIT!
As soon as Creedence came on, that was a like from me !!
Well done - Thank you !!
Those are bold words coming from a biter nest only 42 miles away
when the train's front reached the outpost, but its rear hadn't left the station yet i had quite a chuckle
man you gotta love vietnam music and the smell of napalm in the morning
I haven''t played this game in a while. That spider robot looks amazing
Вот это я понимаю артилерия стреляет. Выглядит и красиво и эпично!
bro be legitimately using that as a super radar
Basically when you play Terran and set up a siege tank line on high ground against a Zerg who is only focusing on ground units
Theres acutally a 1 to 1 in Sc2 coop. Mengsk has artillery and its effects are very much comparable
can confirm that big bertha indeed is big
awsome base! love the defense perimeter. more plsssss
I don't think I've ever seen a factorio build more beautiful.
This video screams too much freedom
If *you* were the only human on a planet inhabited by hostile bugs, and you had access to all tech before your age, without significant limits, how long do you really think you'd last before going 100% Mad Max?
I know the spotify playlist "flying over a helicopter in vietnam" when I hear it
i must say you have nice music taste.
thanks
this is so cool. love the big berta intro
aww man that's cool, is there anyway to bump up their automatic aiming range to the same as manual aiming?
I might have to find a mod for that.. that was pretty awesome. I hope you do no commentary let's play.
reminds me of one of Dan Carlins hardcore history podcast Blueprint for Armageddon 1 where he quotes I believe Richard Harding Davis who is referring to the German march through Belgium during WW1 "The entrance of the German army into Brussels has lost the human quality. It was lost as soon as the three soldiers who led the army bicycled into the Boulevard du Régent and asked the way to the Gare du Nord. When they passed the human note passed with them. What came after them, and twenty-four hours later is still coming, is not men marching, but a force of nature like a tidal wave, an avalanche or a river flooding its banks. At this minute it is rolling through Brussels as the swollen waters of the Conemaugh Valley swept through Johnstown. At the sight of the first few regiments of the enemy we were thrilled with interest. After for three hours they had passed in one unbroken steel-grey column we were bored. But when hour after hour passed and there was no halt, no breathing time, no open spaces in the ranks, the thing became uncanny, inhuman. You returned to watch it, fascinated. It held the mystery and menace of fog rolling toward you across the sea."
Dan's the man.
Is this Helldivers 3?
When the whirlwind you believe you reaped is just small probing volley.
I have to admit, the weapon train.. it scares me.
That's gotta be at least fifty wagons long.
you are technically correct
@@morpheus_uat that's the best kind of correct.
The music go so perfect with this you could put your feet up and have a beer as you watch
starship troopers: кхм... а можно нам этого чувака? ну пожалуйста^^