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Yes. You should

i wish i could play the entire game but i cant afford it so i only play the demo

1:36 those are zerg hives

There's some big issues I see with installing the DLC. For one, it artificially slows you down by grabbing base game techs and throwing them into space, requiring you to visit other planets to get some really basic-a*s tech. Not to mention the extremely limiting inventory/weight for sending resources between planets. I'd be more tempted to get this DLC if it was a genuine "expansion" (stuff you get AFTER you got all the basegame tech), and not just an overhaul that slows down your progress. Having to start over with a near-empty inventory for each planet just feels stupid. That's what the "new game" button is for. If I want to carry 40 inventory slots worth of buildings with me, let me. The game just deliberately slows you down to fake the added time investment.

this is what every review of everything should be like. short presentation of the thing and its content, then pros and cons and personal experience with the thing. struggles and success. Gold Standard review.

Dont you think that Factorio's payers don't need to see any crap on the screen but just solid explanations? Meaning... to the point ASAP.

Where is Vintage Story?

Good review. Granted, I'm also many hundreds of hours in, so not like this is anything but confirmation of my own interests, lol. Some tips on recording, I recommend you try speaking louder into your microphone and getting a pop filter. That way, you can turn down the gain, and get fewer noises (like lip smacking) as well as de-emphasizing the hissing sounds of certain words.

Either way, a lot of fun, and well worth the money.

You can easily play for 3000 hours and still have so much fun

Got 160 Space Age hours. Didn't have time for much more next to my full-time job.

That game is a total rip off,pure crap,I´m an atp rated pilot and believe me,those hurricane magic of Oz clouds,thousands of bugs,erratic road traffic and on and on and on....for stupid teenagers only! they wont fetch my money that easy!

it's an awesome product in my opinion

I'd recommend waiting...currently too many bugs + planes not working

I got 2020 on sale a few months ago, glad I did. My old cpu would choke on 24! Maybe I'll look at this one in a few years... lol

I'm glad you made this, I am going to wait to get this one, I have always wanted to try these out and maybe I will wait for those first few updates to get this one now. Thanks!

Great video! seriously impressed with this DLC, feels like they made factorio over 3 times as big as the base game.

I thought I was stuck when I went to a new planet too. Then I realised you can transport the materials you need to build a rocket silo and a rocket from Nauvis using the space platform.

watched my mates play this game for 40 minutes it's the same thing over and over and over they basically picked this over 7 days to die wtf

The devs changed the rules over Aquillo. Their hate was not directed at you. It was directed at me. Don't take it personally. I was wipping their ass hard-core so they ticked off the whole community just to slow me down. We will see if the update is their repentance.

you can use lasers on platforms meant for the first three planets, just need a bit of laser damage.

Gleba should have a warning. It requires different mindset. You cannot just, GUN HO do it, and overbuild. I think it's even worse for veteran factorio players. Why? Because you will overbuild shitty desings you think are functional, and shoot yourself in the foot with a nuke. Multiple times. Once I gave up on the immediate game progression,.. and just decided to make super reliable Gleba sub assemblies, tikering with how to make it space efficient, self starting, never jamming. I had a LOT of fun. Then figuring out the correct defense against the pentapods. Actually, a lot of fun, and I like Gleba now :) You just cannot play it like Navious. Navius is a school, spaships are highschool, Gleba is the university. You can't just turn up and expect to figure it all out on the first or second try.

The expansion looks impressive and I can see they put a lot of work and thought into it, but I don't like the direction they went. I don't really want to go to other planets. I would wish they keep a single planet but added those new terrains as distant regions you needed to go to get new resources. So pass.

Should i ever get the dlc i feel id prefer to tackle gleba first. I know its important to establish a base there eventually and it being the hardest planet should i succeed the others shpuld be a peace of cake.

I reached gleba third and I'm having easy time so far. Easier, than Fulgora. Granted, I did get the advice of "just belt spoilage to the incenerator and it'll be fine"

Gleba is easy with bots and 'trash unrequested' feature. Also do not overproduce and consume it. This is it

Absolutely adore this game, but Gleba did the same to you, as it did to me, and I feel like rest of the community as a whole. That planet is just inherently not that fun and that makes me really sad honestly. Probably not going to return to Gleba every playthrough. Hopefully the soundtrack can be ported to Nauvis because the music, however, slaps on that planet

"should you make time for factorio" - yes "how much" - also yes there, answered

I also went volcanus, fulgora then gleba. I think it's the best order if you are new to the game and want to test new game mechanic one step at a time. There is no new mechanics in volcanus and there is a buff for solar panels to test your space platforms. There is also no real danger from enemies. If you have an end game home base and you unlocked most the research then it's best to go Gleba first, the new lab worth it.

The title is perfect for me now I'm in fact all the time not prepared to go on aquillo, every time I do something I must load previous save cause I didn't take this or that Jesus Christ this planet is awful

factorio alone is a very compelling reason to get a PC over a console and you don't even need that good of a PC.

The underpreparedness is so funny. All you need to know for the planets ia already contained in the info of the researchtree. Yet, I arrived without recyclers and insufficient concrete on aquilo. Despite 1 page of handwritten notes of preparation (else it would have been way more I guess)

Lasers in space work fine. 1. Laser turrets are power hungry, you need accumulators. Maybe lots. 2. Higher quality panels and accumulators are a lot better. It pays off to use them. 3. Lasers aren't good against all asteroids, you have to tell them to focus on the ones they work on. 4. You still need gun turrets for the ones lasers can't handle. Well set up, lasers make for a good fallback in case you run out of ammo, and combine well with gun turrets as well.

I understand now. We joked about cracktorio before the update. It was really cocainetorio. Space age is cracktorio. Don't start because there ain't no coming back. My life for the machine spirit Edit. Hint; you can make bio rocket fuel on glebba. I myself haven't been there yet but I'm sure you'll find a solution soon

Gleba becomes more managable once you take time to make blueprints in creative mode rather than winging it since auto collecting the fruits triggers some godlessly powerful monster raids and you need to have stuff figured out to be able to constantly repair your stuff. Which you are then able to because everything infinitely regrows. Funily enough, the easiest way is just throwing bots at it since they can easily and in a fool proof way auto sort all the spoilage out where some belt based solutions that look like they should work will still clog up eventually due to some freak occurances.

I think that overall, you're quite right and you made a great presentation for quickly showing off the expansion But I do disagree with "you can't be overprepares" I've played almost 300 hours (yes, really) of space age and I actually wish I had prepared less for each new planet or encounter. I finished all science I could on nauvis with a large factory at 100spm(before SA stuff) made a robust and oversized platform, had mk2 power armor and equipment, etc. So I was able to bring with me effectively unlimited resources because there was no bottleneck. This meant that on each new planet, I didn't get to experience much nitty-gritty-back-to-basics type challenges. On one hand, I did pretty well, but on the other I wasn't too challenged, I wasn't stuck on a new planet, and I didn't really need to worry about anything besides continuing to play That's all to say, that I think going in with less stuff, less preparedness, leads to a better experience. Especially on aquilo where there's so little to do, you're basically done after gleba. I think you probably had the best experience by not knowing what to expect, and not over preparing, just going in with a very underpowered ship that barely gets to its destination. More adversity means more challenges to conquer!

Honestly, glad you caught yourself before you fully burnt out because you summarize it perfectly. Wube has really outdone themselves with this.. the QoL of 2.0 is already amazing with Factorpedia and map searching - and then add on Space Age DLC and WOW - it's like every planet is you playing Factorio for the first time again and again (including getting overwhelmed on planets.. specifically Gleba). Hope you're able to keep it going and make it to the end!

2,500+ hrs on record and I keep coming back.

Happy to see I'm not the only one who got stuck on the first planet 😅

Shout out to that Jejien guy who killed so many bugs for you

Nice vídeo mate

Thank goodness it autosaves when you leave your home planet because I was atrociously underprepared

ahem, so maybe I should've started a vanilla game...

super excited to get home and play more space age! Gleba always seemed like the most interesting one to me, sucks to hear you didn't enjoy it. I still have high hopes for it, but i guess we'll see!

I bought this game October 3rd. I'm already at 650 hours

I came here for a vacuum review. I LITERALLY didn't understand ONE word in this entire video. However now I know Dyson is too complicated and I wont be getting one as I'm looking for more of a traditional vacuum unit perhaps with a pet dander filter option for my 8 cats but nothing more so thank you for helping me make up my mind. You got my thumbs up and sub! I look fw to more reviews.

This seems too much like work.

I just cant get started. I tried multiple times, but i just have no idea what to do. Everything i build just feels random.

Grandpa? What do you mean the game wont hold my hand? Well I want you to hold my hand as I plow your moded field.

Absolutely yes. I thought I'd hate this game as I generally don't like sims, but a few friends had it (and it was free on epic lol) so I gave it a shot with them and it was a blast. Incredibly addicting as there's always something to do, improve, or just sit back relax and shoot the shit with friends. Will probably spend the $$ on FS25 because of that.