This was an excellent play through . Expeditions I always try to send someone with high combat and physical skills. Combat prevents surprises and can get you new people. The amount of materials you bring back is based on your physical skills. You may even get special events with high physical. I may need to experiment with sending someone with zeros and someone with maxed combat and physical to really see a difference.
i really enjoyed watching this. So much so I did my own play though in the same map. I used the Guardians scenario though and my word it was fun. I did go a slightly different way than you did. I made a castle in the same spot as you, but then made a fort out in the middle of my farm fields. Also, the Alien plasma turrets are bonkers.
hey cat, enjoy your videos and the kinds of games you like. you heard the saying "players will optimize the fun out of games?" seems like many games, you figure out a process and if you just follow the process, you always "win." and so you get bored. games have to have many challenges which require a new process to be developed, in order to put off them becoming boring. so question - which game do you think you could play the most number of actual playing hours before you get bored? or another way of phrasing this - which game offers you the most variety of challenges that require you to develop new processes to deal with them? thanks! i'm in a gaming slump now because whenever i start up a game i'm like "i've done this before and i know how it goes and i know what i have to do." others' comments appreciated to.
This was an excellent play through . Expeditions I always try to send someone with high combat and physical skills. Combat prevents surprises and can get you new people. The amount of materials you bring back is based on your physical skills. You may even get special events with high physical. I may need to experiment with sending someone with zeros and someone with maxed combat and physical to really see a difference.
i really enjoyed watching this. So much so I did my own play though in the same map. I used the Guardians scenario though and my word it was fun.
I did go a slightly different way than you did. I made a castle in the same spot as you, but then made a fort out in the middle of my farm fields.
Also, the Alien plasma turrets are bonkers.
Holy Planetary home! 9 hours of "Straight-A-Gaming!" 👍👍💖🌟🤠
Was this with the original project x mod or the rebuild version?
Original
hey cat, enjoy your videos and the kinds of games you like.
you heard the saying "players will optimize the fun out of games?" seems like many games, you figure out a process and if you just follow the process, you always "win." and so you get bored.
games have to have many challenges which require a new process to be developed, in order to put off them becoming boring.
so question - which game do you think you could play the most number of actual playing hours before you get bored? or another way of phrasing this - which game offers you the most variety of challenges that require you to develop new processes to deal with them?
thanks! i'm in a gaming slump now because whenever i start up a game i'm like "i've done this before and i know how it goes and i know what i have to do."
others' comments appreciated to.
@@phatmhat9174 Minecraft lol
@@TacticatGaming ha. maybe i can get past the graphics. :)
any other game? anyone else want to chime in?
@@phatmhat9174 Both the Fallout and Civilization have almost infinite replayability due to mods.
@@phatmhat9174 Any survival games really, like Ark for example u can so much in that game and u dont get bored
What mod are you using?
Project x
build the wall