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man, you're really fluent to watch - thanks for uploading the vods to youtube, i tend to just watch at timelapse speed. i'm currently doing a bobs inserters run, i like your green circuit design!

Can you post your blueprints? Very cool base

Your voice reminds me of professor Snape from Harry Potter. You made my day, thanks a lot. I would love to see how a longer strip of this setup would fare against medium worms.

if you just gona finish basicly all planets to kill small worms just finish aqulio aswell and just one shot big worms with rail guns (needs a couple damage upgrades) or just shoot twice....

At least for small ones, lots of gatling turrets with AP ammo alongside gas grenades.

Just use a tank for quick kills. Later on Aquila you'll get an anti-worm gun that one shots even big ones so worms will become irrelevant.

complete waist of time. gun turrets with piercing ammo demolishs them. uranium is even faster

I just used Gun Turrets with red ammo.

Too much efforts my friend, 3 shots of uranium shells with a tank and it's dead in 3 secondes... I literally cleaned up around 10 worms in 5 minutes without any preparation other then bringing a 100 stack of shells (which will be enough forever...) Especially the small ones xD

That's a lot of effort. I found it the easiest to kill them with an old fashioned tank with uranium ammunition (not the explosive one!), i.e. pre-space technology. A stack of 100 shells was more than enough to kill all small worms in my immediate surroundings. Fails miserably with medium worms, though.

Whats the point of the trees?

also, uh, it sounds kinda like a bad idea to make your iron production dependent on a mineral that is only found on another planet… it sounds like it probably would take way more iron to even send up the rocket with the calcite than the iron you would get out of it? maybe it's just an experiment or I'm missing something, in which case sorry for backseat gaming 😅.

also damn that mech armor is so cool, it gives you even more mobility than the spidertron. now you just need remote controllable mech armors 😎. i wonder if flying uses energy, because then maybe you could drown 🤔?

the quality modules made me think again of the possibility of combining different modules in one building. as i understand it the effects of the same module are added on another, however the effects of different modules are practically multiplied (except for energy usage, i think?). for example, say a module has 100% productivity bonus, which means multiplying productivity by 2. if you add another of those modules, the productivity will be multiplied by 3, not 4. however if you combine a 100% productivity module with a 100% speed module. it will be like two factories in one, with double productivity each. so the speed module really doubled the effect of your productivity module. of course speed modules can be "externalized" with beacons, but combining productivity and quality modules might be very worth it, because the quality bonus should equally be applied to the extra produced items though productivity. also the productivity in later steps of production seems to multiply the quality put in in earlier steps, so a quality focussed base may try to increase the quality early and then multiply it though productivity later to get the most bang for the module 🤔… i guess the fact that quality can also be increased by recycling complicates it a little bit, but given that it destroys 75% of "material" (and quality effort put in previously), it probably makes sense to avoid it when possible as, it's like an anti-bonus in productivity. also belts and things that don't really benefit from quality could be a bit of a "sink" for low quality materials. so perhaps they should be fed filtered-out normal quality materials… ah, another complication is that having extra assemblers etc for each quality level will mean that many of them won't be utilized to their full capacity, which kinda wastes the effect of the modules put in as well…

"they are basically a steal right now" impeccable pun game 😁. (trust me, i'm a quite the punnoisseur 😏)

as for the things evileoud says. to argue for death over life because of pain is to miss the point of pain as a signal. one of the most basic purposes of pain is to avoid death and injury. while pleasure tends to target preserving and promoting life. that's not to say that's that the true purpose of them, we can learn new values and we should try to have the right ones. their claim that evolution naturally leads to more suffering seems pretty dubious and unsubstantiated, especially in the long run if you assume that pain and pleasure are actually the only things worth caring about. it seems like a philosophy that dooms itself to fail and even predicts it's own failure for dubious reasons. nothing against them personally but i'm a bit tired of this existential pessimism stuff…

oh btw, can't the logistic network reach over the gap between the islands on Fulgora, seems like it should be possible for some of them, at least 🤔.

also i think you can remove concrete with a deconstruction plan?

okay, those space platforms are pretty damn cool, basically providing construction and power for free, making the whole thing feel much more immediately controlled. also, how convenient that the first planet you visit is full of alien artefacts that can be disassembled for more advanced materials 😉. actually good game design, i think, to give a player who is still very new to space travel some thing to build upon so they don't have to fly in a whole base or boostrap once again from zero. and it introduces the recycler which is also just a lovely new feature in itself. too bad they can't take productivity modules though (i guess the reason is that productivity modules are meant only for intermediate products, but recyclers can produce "final" ones 🤔).

As someone who has a total of like 6 hours in this game and no idea of what I'm doing, this was a great video and I have learned a lot from it already. Keep doing the great work. Gained a follower from me.

Not being able to use underground pipes will be a fun puzzle for this planet

As I understood the biolab, each science pack is worth 2 science packs while in the biolab. Which would be awesome.

What is the purpose of the mixed trains? I really can't think of a single reason you wouldn't just use two separate trains

Nice.

I'm not landing on Gleba until I've unlocked nuclear rockets.

Now that we know the danger on Vulcanus, to me, that makes it the top candidate for first planet to settle. Get in, set up the basics, and grab the tech for the logistics, mining and processing related stuff, so they are available for other places. It sounds like it will be a planet that you can't tame fully at first anyway, so just set up something modest and grab the tech, I can come back much later to expand it if needed. I like the idea of having the better miners asap, for the 50% productivity, which also applies to my second planet, Fulgora when mining scrap. Fulgora seems like a place that will benefit very much from having faster belts and stack inserters, to make that whole sorting setup flow properly. I'll probably jump into quality-stuff right away and use modules and beacons on fulgora and moving forward, not before. Will have to figure out a good "baseline" quality for beacons and modules. Maxing them all will inevitably be prohibitive due to cost, but perhaps settling for a standard for "quality 3" for all things going forward makes sense. If I understand recycling correctly, you can increase quality by recycling things with a quality module in the recycler. So odds are starting from the top of the product chain, i.e. blue circuits and such, it will be a lot easier to get high quality components needed for modules and beacons. After that, I might take a breather and set up more production on nauvis if there is a need for it, or more production on vulcanus if there is a need for it, before diving into Gleba. From what I know, there is absolutely no tech from Gleba I deem essential - that said, you get spidertrons here, so after unlocking those via Glaba it will make it a hell of a lot easier to conquer vulcanus (10 spidertrons rapid firing rockets at least sounds like an effective way to beat the worms on vulcanus in my mind). I guess that is the "boring" order, Vulcanus, Fulgora then Gleba. It sounds like the safest order to progress. Now, IF there turns out to be a good reason to go to Gleba first (some yet unveiled tech), I'm not opposed to having a good scrap with the natives at low tech to get it, but just sounds like there is no incentive and also much benefit to going there last, as you benefit from both faster belts and faster machines to reduce spoilage. I'll probably use similar resource settings to you, except I don't go that crazy on the resources. I just do the 17% for frequency to make it a proper railworld (which divides by 6) and then do 300% size and 300% richness (which multiplies by 9), for a net for 50% more resources. If they made it so you need to hit "100%" total resource yield for achievements or something, I'll cut size down to 200%. Everything else I plan to leave untouched, including biters and cliffs. I want to experience the new cliffs and also the pressure of regular biters in the early game, and a good reason to use new toys later in the game. Plus, I typically create one HUGE base, a gigantic wall encompassing everything. For this release, I want to use some proper outposts. I.e. create a moderate sized secure base, and then trains going out of it into biter held land, creating little bastions of mining in hostile territory. I haven't done that since... hell I don't know, belt corners still slowed down items last I played this way. Every build the one-mega-wall since.

2:11 i'm not sure if the pipes have a throughput limit (i suspect they have the same limit as the launchers) but that single fluid launcher is clearly a bottleneck for your green paint.

How to kill that worms

Why 1-1?

SHOWCASE! I love 1-1 trains, my favorite slug trains.

I think i will go fulgora - unlock quality and then bring 1 or 2 electromagnetic plants and 3 reciclers go directly to vulkanus. With infinite iron/copper making and recicling grenencircuits till rare then use those to make rare red circuits and scale after that till t2 modules of rare quality and with that in hand tackle gleba. Speed/prod modules of higher quality on a direct insert base to skip spoilage may be the faster option. Ship all mats/ sciences to vulkanus and do the labs there. No expansion on the worms may be the key, almost as playing on pasive

omg .. can not wait

Your knowledge is bad, and you are 100% wrong about many of the stuff you said. You know you will NOT have access to level 5 quality at the start, so if that was the plan that was a very bad start. However, maybe some quality would be cool and it would allow you to have a design for when more quality is desired. I think watching more of your noise seems pointless, we get to be animal food in less than 30 days so enjoy.

IIRC elevated rails require visiting a different planet.

I won't change base settings on the first DLC run. The game is different enough to make any assumptions I had about the previous version useless.

My strategy: taking 5 days off and a metric ton of cafein.

love the video :3 I don't have any set plans personally, but weird more or less unhinged goals that might not be that practical. Like building a uranium processing factory in space just because :D and generally I'm curious about the feasibility to mine asteroids on scale. Maybe I'm gonna move my stuff to another planet as well. I loved Gleba from day one so far. Ambience, music, the creepy crawlies and even spoilage sold it for me already. I don't care if this is the exile planet for naughty engineers to others xD On the other hand I did have a plan to build a cozy vulcanus base. The soundtrack and barren-ness of this world were somehow cozy to me and I love me some mass produced liquid metal. But I don't think it is that cozy anymore 🥴

Probably gonna go for some megabease on Vulcan modular base on Fulgora and space platform logistics.

So uh… what do you plan to do with Vulcanus now?

Cool video, thank you. I'll be playing in railworld (I like trains) deathworld (too easy otherwise) with expansion disabled (endgame performance). I'll also land on Gleba first because I want to see if they fixed the poor rewards for release and because the spoilage mechanic is the best mechanic they added in the game imo.

wait they are adding 3 new planets I thought it was 2?

okay, so all of this is complete news to me, but somehow i can't just stop thinking about: elevated rail 👀 also the space platforms remind me so much of StarCraft, and i can't help to think there was some inspiration, but of course it's way cooler if you can actually build them and move them around yourself. :D

I didn't even think of moving main base away from Nauvis to other planets but now I have to consider this possibility...

when you want to play so badly, that even the game not actually being out can't stop you. i haven't even beaten space exploration yet...

awesome vid mate! Keep it up :)

i liked and you stil have 0 likes :(

First. A valuable text here.

I just stumbled upon your channel and I really like the laid back vibe of your voice and content.

build turbines over buildings

The only way I could do that was if you had to do a little more work and I would be happy with it but you have a hard day and you don’t want me working on your day so you don’t want it all the way through so you can do your job I would be able