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weeeeeeeeell, *technically* you do have infinite water on the new planetoid, even without natural gas generators. Brian is a stress Vomiter after all. 😁

Just started to play this game. I killed 2 communities, the third one was on the blank of extinction but a dupe saved the day, and now I have 4 and I was able to grow food. Now I am learning ho to address gas and animals. This game is a full time job!

Stick a slug plug into a plug slug!

95C water is fine for most applications really. In fact, most applications will end up deleting a lot of heat if you give them 95C water. Send it to an electrolyzer and yes, your O2 will be coming out at 95 instead of 75, but that's not really going to make a difference for your (minimum) gold amalgum equipment in the SPOM, and you're going to be cooling it off one way or another (and in fact the 95C is still cool enough to cool the SPOM itself). Most importantly, Hydrogen and Oxygen have way lower SHC than Water, so that's deleted heat energy meaning less cooling overall. Similar story for Hydroponics. You're probably going to have to cool your Farms anyway (even just a lightbulb is enough to overheat Bristle Berries in an insulated room). 95C water contained in insulated pipes isn't going to transfer that much heat to the surrounding tiles, so it won't really overstrain most cooling loops you'll already have. Most importantly, plants do not absorb heat directly from the water they consume, it's just deleted. Only the heat that leaks before it's consumed matters. The hotter the water you feed them, the more efficient you can make your overall setup. Ideally you probably want to match your number of plants with the water flow rate so it's consumed as fast as it comes in rather than sitting in the pipes slowly leaking heat. What else do you use water for? You need some for your Supercomputer science, which means a pitcher pump and an open pool. That you MAY want to cool down. Or you can make the pitcher pump out of gold amalgum and insulate the pool room, save that cooling for base outside of the room if you need it at all (beware scalding risk). Water used by the supercomputer is deleted along with its heat. You'll need water for your steam rooms, but obviously you WANT that water to be as hot as possible to start with. Oil Wells always produce at 90C or higher, so 5C difference shouldn't matter at all. The only uses for water I can think of where you will need to pre-cool it are Pacu lakes and Waterweed farms, and even then Tropical Pacu will live just fine in 95C water (and even cool it themselves a good bit down to 55C), so that just leaves Waterweed. Maybe cool the water for a rocket's living space too, but that's not always necessary either.

I remember being very disappointed by the lack of space vacuum early on. My first colony was badly overpressure and I was hoping it would blow out dramatically

I know this is a year too late, but I can't stop myself. And please, don't take this as derision because it is not meant as such! :) It is pronounced NEW-clee-er. Not NEW-cue-ler. There is such a thing as a nucleus, which is the positively charged central core of an atom, consisting of protons and neutrons and containing nearly all its mass. There is no such thing as a nuculus. It is a common mispronunciation. I only mention it because you asked.

11:46 I work in a chemical plant and sometimes I have to go into our oven, they turn the heats off and it's usually around 70c. I'm in a full hazmat/heat suit with supplied air. It is ridiculously hot and It sucks working in it. But on the bright side the atmosphere is poison that might explode if it gets to concentrated rather than steam!

I decided to run the math on the electrolyzer and hydrogen generator to break apart 1kg/s of water it would take over 13kW of power meaning the ectrolyzer is 109693.91% efficient and the hydrogen generator consumes 100g/s of hydrogen to produce 800W which would be able to produce 11.7kW of power so its only 6.801% efficient. ONI is vary silly XD

I wonder If one day I could make colonies like these.

In theory, could you do the entire bathroom set up with just the polluted water and pump going to the sieve and then filling all the lines with water? So that you never have to pump water out of your main source of water at all? Love your videos!

another great work by echo. but i miss the verdant series. keep going my friend.

Obviously the only thing to do with Nuclear Waste is to feed it all back into the Colony main water supply. Why? Because you can.

9:06 Peoples? Uh, Please...

lice loaf ... always liceloaf 2 meal lice and a bit of water and you get a full happy meal ... or 3 meal lice and get half a meal and no happy ... only need 12 meal lice for 8 peeps ... and then 2 7 patches of the other starter food plant ... bbq on 8 doing all but picked as they HATE it ... and musher on 7 doing all but 1 mud which you cook immediately ... also remove it from allowed consumables ... and you can feed 2 shifts of 8 for 300 turns on those two patches of food ...

Love this idea. Kudos!

F to Puff at the end there Q.Q

wait. Salt crushes into sand? I thought it only crushed into table salt. How long has it been this way?

Love these videos! I appreciate your time!

I'm not even good at this game, but I always like fixing cities (or colonies in this case). Nice video.

I hate wasting the power potential of all that hydrogen by sealing it away and making it exclusively for SPOM use. I like to include Power Control Stations and Tune Up my hydrogen generators, which get connected directly to my main grid to provide a significant amount of free power. Especially because I usually set up electrolyzers long before I set up any kind of dedicated power brick, so the oxygen machine ends up being my bases primary power source for a long time.

You can set up a good breeding stable with only 4x4 pathable tiles, which should dramatically cut down on the lag. Simply use a single tile liquid lock to connect the room to a full 96 tile stable. You can even use the otherwise empty tiles on the other side for some other buildings since Stables don't really have a limitation on what can be in there, just be aware of the heat (from those extra buildings) and radiation from the bugs. A dedicated radbolt shinebug reactor can produce waay more. One stable produces a theoretical 133.3 bugs over a 25 cycle lifespan, which minus the 8 bugs needed to sustain the stable is 125*60 rads on the center tile (after 25 days, new bugs should theoretically be replacing ones dying of old age). That's 7500 rads on center tile per stable. Where the dedicated Radbolt reactor gets its advantage though is the ability to run multiple Radbolt Generators on the "optimal" tiles in each direction. That is in theory though. In practice I never got 7500 rads per stable, and instead of peaking after 25 cycles it slowly continued to increase over several hundred cycles. I think currently I'm averaging around 5000 rads per stable on the center tile after a couple hundred cycles. But that's still TONS of radiation and my radbolt generators are getting around 1000 radBOLTS/cycle each from 3 stables.

the game no matter how hard i try is just to stupid and boring, i cant even figure out how to make citizens the menu system sucks, all it keeps saying is move unit builder or end turn, nothing else i can find to make something else happen, not played it before, ive try several times, but i just cant seem to progress even the basic move tile / build something. keep saying move unit nothing else happens other then reading menu's with nothing to do on them on all the other buttons

Instead of facing North while freefalling the economy is now facing South while freefalling.

You didnt mention the feeder sooo im gonna guess that the feeder doesnt work with the dreckos? i have a looot of the food xd but like in storage

Any suggestion for water? im in my third run, i lost two colonys, by making mistakes im making a lot of progression and now i have two problems: slime lung and a future without clean water (my english is pretty bad)

I dont know if this happened already, but your sauna could use metal tiles under the generator's water outputting tile of interest. As it is, water must drop all the way to the floor before flashing into steam, then it is a long arduous journey to the top of the tank. When surrounded by CO2, the occasional steam packet will end up on the CO2 output tile and without an escape tile they will get overriden/deleted by the CO2. You need some steam around the petroleum generator's top left tile to prevent this.

These Chaos Crew vids so are inspiring. It can be easy to get a little overwhelmed, and feel like it's you vs ONI if/when you hit a stumbling block. (And lbr, some days Randy is just with you!!) But the way you and the Chaos Crew have managed to make a community/communal game out of a single-player colony sim is really spectacular. You never tear anyone down, you celebrate and support the differences between colonies (even if they're not optimal!), and you really bring a sense of positivity to the game. After all... it's a game. We're here to have fun. :) :)

I love your narration it is so informative. I learn so much. I always thought that polluted oxygen is bad... now i dont

im super interested to see how petrol generators work with this system. ill take a look see if i can find a vid on it

I’ve had this game for many many years, but could never get very far or find that element that made it ‘click’, so while I know the basics, I really need to learn more to find the fun X/

Just amazing

When you burn off hydrogen, does it turn back into water?

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Need more please.

Best bedtime videos I love these❤

lol I thought my spaghetti was confusing, thanks this makes me feel a bit better about it

Thank you

I’ve really been enjoying this series; it’s super fun to watch very slow and meticulous progress through the game

A question, why did he take stinky instead of Steve, to me Steve looked like the better option

Legitimately learning a lot from this. I struggle most with in game decision making, what to build and when/where it's appropriate etc. Watching your choices in real time has been a real help with a lot of the nuance that get's skipped over or forgotten about in tutorials.

outhouse in a rocket! lol that so dupe

14:54 starmap 22:35 interior of the one-man module

Is this the opposite of a dumpster fire? I am loving how each click seems choreographed

you could use the smog slug to remove the hydrogen above the ranch for less power output....I guess too

One of my favourite series on this channel. Pls do a lot more fixer uppers <3

where did you get the music?

Thanks for the overview!

Pretty sure the reason the door deconstruction creates natural tiles is that deconstruction creates "solid material", which becomes a tile above some threshold?

I love these chill/relax episodes. Its nice to have it in the background of games Minecraft and of course OnI

I'd be down for some guided meditations, ngl. I've had my fair share of "Echo naps", and you also have a lot of wisdom to share