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Nice. Hope you keep uploading these.

**🎶 (Intense music builds) 🎶** **Narrator (deep, powerful voice):** _In a world driven by chaos and ingenuity..._ (Camera swoops over vast industrial fields, trees being torn down by mighty machines.) **Narrator:** _Where oil flows like rivers... and science unlocks the secrets of creation..._ (A massive processing plant comes to life. Pipes hiss, water pumps roar, and sulfur clouds rise like smoke signals of triumph.) **Narrator:** _One builder dares to dream. One visionary defies inefficiency._ (Close-up of hands meticulously connecting intricate pipelines.) **Narrator:** _This is not just engineering... it's survival._ (The camera pans over a sparkling reservoir filling with water at breakneck speed.) **Narrator:** _Water surges through veins of iron. Energy crackles across wooden posts._ **Builder (gravelly voice):** “We've got sulfur. Let’s build science.” **Narrator:** _The blueprints are drawn, the circuits are laid... and the future hinges on one decision._ (Chemical processors light up as blue science churns like alchemy in motion.) **Narrator:** _But with great power comes an even greater challenge..._ (Heavy oil floods through intricate pathways. The camera zooms in on flickering lights as systems synchronize.) **Builder:** “Lubricant... online. Let's take this up a notch.” (The screen flashes red as warning lights blink.) **Narrator:** _Will chaos reign? Or will mastery prevail?_ (Explosive bursts of progress, rows of advanced solar panels gleaming under a surreal sky.) **Narrator:** _Get ready... for innovation beyond imagination._ (Text fades in over a storm of mechanical glory:) **"Blueprints of Destiny: Episode Four - The Chemical Reckoning"** **Narrator (whispering ominously):** _Build wisely... for the future depends on it._ 🎶 (Music crescendos, then fades) 🎶

Some of the red inserters in the gray science ammo making is the wrong way.

I enjoy these videos. I find it relaxing and its always interesting to see people’s approaches to the mega base.

I made Ai write a story about your endeavors, “Moosetro Gaming and the Quest for Automation In the neon-lit, pixelated world of Factorio, Moosetro Gaming was no ordinary player. While others spent their hours tweaking blueprints and optimizing assembly lines, Moosetro had a dream-an adventure far beyond just building factories. He wanted to conquer the sprawling world of automation itself, to transcend mere efficiency and unlock something greater: a fully self-sustaining, ever-expanding mechanical empire. But, as any Factorio player knows, that was easier said than done. One crisp morning, Moosetro sat in his virtual command center-a sprawling base with conveyor belts snaking across the ground, arms whirring as they loaded and unloaded items with precision. He’d just launched his latest rocket into space, completing the first phase of his mission. Yet, a nagging thought lingered. What if there was more to this world? More to the game itself? As if on cue, a strange message flickered across his in-game screen: “Your world is changing. A deeper layer of automation awaits. Are you ready to push the limits?” Moosetro blinked. He wasn’t sure if it was a glitch or part of a new update, but the words stirred something deep inside him. With no hesitation, he clicked on the message. In an instant, the screen blinked white, and his vision was enveloped in a swirl of colors and data. Moosetro awoke, but this wasn’t his usual game world. Gone were the familiar factory setups and automated systems. Instead, he found himself standing in a massive, open landscape of untamed wilderness. Towering mountains loomed in the distance, while vast plains stretched endlessly before him. The air was thick with the smell of oil and iron. A voice echoed in his ears, one that sounded both mechanical and ancient. “Welcome, Moosetro Gaming. You have been chosen to embark on the ultimate journey of automation. Your world will be your factory. Your challenge-build the impossible.” Moosetro’s heart raced. He was still in the game, but this was different. The stakes felt real, as if the very fabric of the world had merged with his consciousness. Suddenly, a small robot appeared at his feet-its design primitive yet functional. It beeped and whirred, presenting him with a set of blueprints. “First, gather resources. Your machines cannot function without them,” it instructed. Moosetro set off, using his mining drill to harvest iron ore from a nearby deposit. He found copper, coal, and even crude oil. As he worked, the ground beneath him seemed to pulse with energy, almost as if the world was reacting to his actions. But he wasn’t alone. Strange alien creatures began to emerge from the shadows-biter colonies, their jaws snapping and eyes glowing ominously. They seemed to react violently to his mining operations. “Great,” Moosetro muttered. “Just like the game.” But this time, he wasn’t just clicking buttons. He could feel the tension as the biters attacked his fledgling base. With a swipe of his hand, a blueprint materialized before him-a basic turret. It sprang to life, locking onto the nearest enemy. The sound of gunfire filled the air as the biters were eliminated one by one. “Well, that was easier than I thought,” Moosetro said with a grin. But the world around him was changing fast. The more he built, the more resources he needed, and the more biters arrived to thwart his progress. The challenge grew increasingly complex, but Moosetro thrived in chaos. He expanded his base, automated production lines, and even started creating massive trains to shuttle resources from faraway mines. Days turned into weeks as he pushed the limits of his mechanical empire. But something began to feel off. The alien creatures weren’t just attacking randomly-they were adapting. They were learning from his designs, evolving faster than he could build defenses. “You are not the only one improving,” the mechanical voice whispered in his ear. “Automation is a double-edged sword. Every action has a consequence.” Moosetro realized then that this adventure wasn’t just about building and expanding-it was about balancing progress with preservation. He needed to advance, but not at the cost of the planet itself. The more he automated, the more he depleted the natural resources. The environment was beginning to deteriorate, and with it, the balance of his world. He paused and thought. The answer wasn’t just bigger walls or more turrets. It was sustainability. Efficiency without destruction. Using his advanced knowledge of the game, he began redesigning his systems. Instead of haphazardly plowing through the landscape, he started creating closed-loop systems-solar panels to power his machines, recycling systems to return waste into usable materials, and trains that didn’t just mine, but reforested as well. The alien biters didn’t stop attacking, but now, Moosetro had something else on his side: harmony. The ecosystem fought back with tooth and claw, but it no longer felt like an inevitable war of attrition. Instead, it was a dance-an ever-evolving balance of nature and technology. Months passed, and Moosetro’s empire expanded in ways he never thought possible. He reached the pinnacle of his journey, launching a massive rocket once again-but this time, it wasn’t just a rocket. It was a symbol of his success, a testament to how automation and nature could coexist. As the rocket launched into the sky, the mechanical voice returned. “Congratulations, Moosetro Gaming. You have unlocked the true potential of automation. You have learned the most valuable lesson of all: progress does not have to come at the cost of balance.” Moosetro smiled. The adventure was over-but in his heart, he knew this was just the beginning. The game had become something more than just lines of code and pixels. It was a world-his world. And he, Moosetro Gaming, was its master.”

Great video

I really like how you lay lay things out precisely. Looking good!

o7 - This is the first video I've watched. But I liked the beginning intro you did. I bet it was fun to write.

4:54 I think you meant to say "that does not mean you DON'T deserve to a house to live in." Anyways, GG and thanks for uploading.

A bit of different gameplay compared to your banished videos but at least it's something different. GG and thanks for uploading.

10:52 It's amazing that you placed a candy store to be built in bewteen episode 7 and 8, put the construction on pause, forgot about it and just now at episode 20, you realize your mistake. I guess your really busy.

5:08 It's amazing that you placed a candy store to be built in bewteen episode 7 and 8, put the construction on pause, forgot about it and just now at episode 20, you realize your mistake. I guess your really busy.

Do you think building a cemetery would increase the happiness of people in the game?

That music hit hard at 21:41.

Your fishing docks are starting to look like pacifidlog town from the Hoenn region in pokemon. Keep it up. You should get on building a bigger hostpital 🏥 because next outbreak, you may not be as lucky.

NERD!

Looks like your finally caught up on your uncut edition episodes of your banished twin lakes series. GG and great video.

Last episode ended with a population of 70/16/20 and this episode starts off with a population of 122/18/29. You must have let time run at the end of last episode for more than a little bit.

i remember when I did adam and eve start, I just used the command to do harvesting foods from nature. that helped out a lot for getting some food at the beginning since i didn't think to start them off with a fishing dock

Blueberries might be trees.

The title states that this video is supposed to be uncut but it looks like you did cut out some footage due to the fading to black for a second at 32:02 and 32:32. Anyway, It was nice to chill to this for a half hour while drying off after taking a bath. GG

You could probably set up some more bridges for the next time.

Ahoy Moosetro - There are 3 exceptions to the theme sets we are using, and these are the use of vanilla stockpiles (not from other sets), roads, and bridges (you may select any from the main toolbar). Every time you sacrifice those poor nomads, I keep asking when you are going to bridge them over. Perhaps there is an evil rumor about your trading dock that the merchants are avoiding. KUDOS again for an awesome episode with uber-awesome narrative.

1:34 It's cool that mega mod has a way of getting more timber in the water by building a drifters dock. I don't think Vanilla banished had that. You should build a bigger hospital now that your village has grown considerably since your last epidemic so you can treat more people and as a result, have less people die from a disease that has broken out.

Maybe, you could see if there is a double wide bridge to build in place of the bridge at 22:47 because the path on both sides of the river is double wide?

You have fishermen in the Forest Hub, they have a long walk to work.

If I remember correctly, fishing is pretty inefficient. For example, you seem to get more duck meat, than fish.

The road was already built, so you just didn´t cancel it. Just told them to remove the built road.

Greetings! Do you have two games running at the same time? I believe I hear two soundtracks out of sync.

0:51 that geological formation maybe could be called a valley?

Try creating chains Planetbase Anno 1404 😊

🙂

I've watched this series and your Culberg series on your channel and I have seen you put up a cemetery for the dead people in Culberg but not on this map yet. You should really build a cemetery for your village on this map as well. 🪦

Ahoy Moosetro - Hands down, you have got the very best story telling ability. I noticed you, and hearing from Derpymoose, that you have a huge lake on your map, so I went to look at your settings. Two items that stuck out to me were that you are playing Equinox Lakes (RKET) instead of Equinox Plains (RKET). The other setting, although I do not believe it would effect gameplay, is that your climate is set to "fair" rather than "temperate". Please feel free to continue on the map you have begun, or feel free to adjust your settings, and you will find a much more hospitable map. I look forward to following the storyline of your two banished witches... and the vengeance they are cooking up.

I like the lore you added into this series. It really gives me the "Salem witch hunt" vibe. I also like the map settings you chose with the orangish-brown color of the ground really setting the October feeling. GG

Why did you re-upload this video?

Why did you re-upload theese videos?

Do you know what the leprechaun profession does? If you don't than you should employ someone as a leprechaun🎩💰🌈🍀. I saw a four leafed clover🍀icon in the far left bottom corner of the removal and destruction tools menu. You should see if that builds whatever building you need for leprechauns. 💰🌈 🎩🍀

You should trade firewood for pigs since that's the last general farm animal that you don't have. Other than it's been a chill weekend watching the town of Culberg develop.

You should build a large boarding house so you can demolish houses and get couples to move in with each other so they will have kids.

I see that you got that small wood cutter built that you forgot to build in the last video. Now that your population has increased, you should build a bigger hospital than your little medical tent that you have by the wagon circle so if an epidemic breaks out, you will be able to handle it without a lot of people dying. GG

FYI, you were going to build a little woodcutter by that forestry center to the East of your rail town at 21:20 but you got distracted by the trader pop-up.

You should build more fishing 🎣 piers for food since your right by a lake and river 🏞.

42:00 Thanks for naming the bridge after me. It makes sense that the loch ness monster would swim from loch ness down a river, and then hide under a bridge next to goats and sheep pastures to hunt at night when all of the villagers are asleep.

I've watched this series and tour twin lakes series on your channel and I have not seen you put up a cemetery for the dead people in either series yet. You should really build a cemetery for your villages. 🪦

The central island is starting to look like Manhattan with river to the left being the Hudson River, and the river to the right being the East river.

I know you said you record way ahead but Mark was having the same issue with nomads. Try the mini town hall.

First! Great gameplay. It's great to see you expanding your village. Can you name a bridge after my user name please?

There was a cartoon I saw years ago and the caption was "I'd like you to meet my wife and sister" and there was 1 girl standing there. Welcome to Banished!

Found you from twitch the other day i started to watch your series good so far