Professional Highway Engineer plays Construction Simulator
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2022
- Award for the most original title ever goes to... Seriously though, as I was a professional civil engineer for nearly a decade it is always interesting to play simulation game that simulate real construction and compare them to the real job!
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Maybe I was a lot better at my job than I thought?
May be, probably not xD xD
Maybe you are an architect
._. Hi
Better than a Scientologist who happens to be an architect. I'd take that as a win.
is that 2 quid a gallon ? , if so you got it good , here in Canada is 1.40 a liter, or 6.40 a gallon
Imagine doing a 10 hour shift on site, then coming home to play this as an escape from the real world
I'm glad these sims are out there because I miss the job site. My body can't do it anymore, but with games like this my mind and soul still can. Nothing like the feeling of a job well finished.
It's what I do lol
Imagine actually working and not trying to be an internet influencer
Imagine being in the military then playing CoD.
I’ve done worse 14 hours in a swather than went home and played farm sim on ps4 doin the same thing for another 4 hours took a3 hour nap and went and baled alfalfa
>Quits his job
>Start playing a silly game about his job
Legend
Is that what happened? I was wondering how someone could come home for work and play a simulated game of the same work
I used to dream about my work and then get up and go to work. It was an actual living hell. Good sign time to get a new job.
@@subg8858 wait until you dream about dreaming about doing your job.
I love how this channel has so many silly jokes yet still manages to teach me something new each time. Hats off to you Matt.
i read this comment, looked up, and within seconds he was airborne! probably would have missed that if it wasnt for you. thanks :)
@@agzarah ikr lmao
Hats off!? Only an Architect would remove their hard hat...
@@ghostderazgriz or engineers with 2 extra chromosomes
Everytime RCE plays something that somewhat resembles his job , it's either very creative or very chaotic . Matt likes to experiment things, make strongest shapes , bridge reviews, and implementing his engineering ideas that he couldn't do IRL
I think Saudia Arabia's next big project should be just going to an engeneering firm, throwing 20 billion dollers at them and saying they want a project that would get the most views on RUclips.
*it‘s eighter very creative or very chaotic OR BOTH
@@DomenBremecXCVI YUS
please do more of that^^you should get every vehicle at least. and all the bridges need a review. Also, I find it kinda interesting, when you talk about that stuff
His lessons are one of the main reasons I subbed and this game clearly allows him to talk about cool engineering stuff
@@DomenBremecXCVI they are interesting indeed
I absolutely love these "Matt nerds out about his old job" type videos!
I can’t even comprehend the amount of time he has put in to be that good of a driver
"It's Hape"
This being a German game, i guess it's the portmanteau for Hans-Peter.
I work for a paving company in the States, and everything you did and described was pretty spot on. The way you did the paving was, almost, identical to how we do it here as well...there is no rhyme or reason to how they get it paved, they just wing it.
I really enjoyed watching you play this, and it was very amusing to hear you get super excited for all of the different types of construction equipment.
I look forward to your next play of this game.
I though the game was kinda simple, when I saw the amount of equipment. ohh, its well worth what they are asking for. I bought it.
I hope we get to see more of this. It's not only fun, but i learned quite a bit about road construction watching RCE.
Two minutes in and he already figured out how to make a truck fly 😂🤣
8:45 Nope, not really Austria. Terrain and buildings are looking quite familiar, but the police cars suggest Bavaria/southern Germany
1:44 Yep, it's a 'simulator' game when a prop flings you into the stratosphere
Those kind of houses which look like someone has forgotten to cover up those wooden bars, are called "Fachwerkhaus". And I would love to hear you say that word next time you're near one. So: another episode please.
Also loving those flying cars. Amazing physics as we love them in those simulations. Realistic as can be ^^
As a German living in a small town where these types of houses are still common (at least in the town centre) I can confirm this.👍🏻
These are my favorite kinds of videos from you, where we get to learn stuff and laugh at your antics
RCE, i've been going through a pretty rough time in my life. I'm in school for electrical engineering, and struggling pretty bad. I watch your videos almost religiously, and seriously appreciate the light-hearted 'hello fellow engineers' at the start of every video. you've inspired me to continue pushing, striving to become a true engineer without losing sight of the small things in life that define who I am. Thanks for all you do for this community, please keep it up!!
You can do it, BL!
If I can do it, then you can do it!
(Old man story incoming...)
I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer, and I don't think of myself as very dedicated; however, I managed to finish an engineering degree while working full-time and raising five kids (we had another as a celebration after I graduated, lol). We certainly had a lot of support, especially from my in-laws (best parents I've ever had). It was tough, and I got down and felt like quitting a *lot*. There were days I felt like running my car into an overpass on my way home (spoiler alert: I didn't). I developed some dangerous ways to deal with the stress (self-harm is ... harmful), because I didn't think I had time to deal with things properly. I see now that I was wrong at the time. But one thing that kept me going was proving the doubters wrong. There were a couple of people who were rather skeptical when I announced my decision to get an engineering degree, and I just couldn't let them be right. Maybe not the healthiest motivation, but it worked for me!
Just remember that your university probably has a medical staff that includes mental health professionals. They are usually pretty great people who want you to be able to function better and help you out of struggles. They're not going to do your electromagnetic fields homework for you, but don't underestimate the power of someone to talk to!
Lean on people if you have them! If someone asks if there's anything they can do for you, then take them up on the offer! No one is "self-made", everyone needs support. Utilizing a support network doesn't make you weak, it makes you a normal person.
Above all, just keep putting one foot in front of the other. Don't worry about how long it's going to take. You'll get there eventually. But to get there, you have to do today's tasks first. So just focus on what's on your plate right now. I know it's a lot, but you eat the elephant one bite at a time.
You can do it! I believe in you!
Day 39:Dear Matt,
I have a very good video idea
Gather all your editors and make them all have a fight on like a PvP game (e.g. Minecraft,Rust,Ect,ect...) And see who is the best editor and is worthy of the rank of a classified engineering. From me.
"Well now i feel anequite" 🤣🤣
Is that
A _bridge_
On the intro screen
Time for a bridge review
1 minute in and he looks for the shape...
13:45 the best in breakdancing moves
20 years experience and I’ve never seen an asphalt dumper before either. It’s always just a regular dump truck 😂
I like how you just ignored how you’re truck just started break dancing (13:43)
The amount of youtubers that I have watched play this I could play with my eyes shut
Please do this more, I just love hear you talk about how things you actually experienced, work,
Learing about muscles and trusses with a little bit of a wacky humor is what made me stick with you, RCE. Please, as much engineering content as possible! :D
I love these videos where you talk about the real work the games are based on. It's educational... and fun!
LMFAO! Talking about the road hatching yelling its "not realistic" smash cut into you drifting a flatbed crane truck at a stop sign..🤣
Thank you Matt. You provide a great deal of laughs and entertainment (honestly)
Anyone else notice how Matt made no mention of the poor driving that left the SmartCar in the roadpit, but yet Matt's driving skills are unimpeachably impeccable.
Can't wait for the next episode. You've gotta do a series partnership with these folks, I love what you do and they will too~
The perfect blend of Comedy, Education, And very efficient shapes
'Construction Simulator'
spends most of the time not constructing anything but removing things (like lighting columns or landslides)
Just like a engineers real life
@@MarcosAlmeidakirito especially those who sit around doing nothing while "relaying the road"
"In life you sometimes need to destroy things to build them up again" - some random 13 year old Instagram user, 2019
@@twitertaker the progressives be like: lets destroy things
me: and are you going to build better ones in place ?
the progressives:
me: you are going to build newer better ones in place, right ?
I want more episodes just to hear more Real Civil Engineer stories from the Real Civil Engineer 👷♂
I love when you play these games, you really sound like you have a great time playing them.
loved the "man shouts at road marking section!"
This was good, I like the tiny bits of information. Keep em coming :)
Love the backstories and explainers! LF those bridge reviews, awesome!. Only a”storyline with Matt” jingle could’ve made it a bit better!
I'd like more. Imagine if there's a bridge construction/repair job !
More pls, I love your experience and how you poke holes in the game world and how you break the game. Pls more real world engineering corrections to the issues in the game!
I was NOT expecting a bonus BRIDGE REVIEW! during Construction Simulator. It's a good day.
best bridge review ever lmao
The cabins of the vehicles in this game are surprisingly well done
I love watching you play this game. This was fantastic!
Never knew steam rollers vibrated whilst they were compacted the asphalt onto the roads, as I always thought it was the weight.
Would love to see and learn more, if you continue the series as it is always fun to learn new things.
I quite enjoyed all your talk about how stuff actually works and your road marking rant!
1:45 I see the crash physics haven't been updated from earlier versions. Lol.
I'm hopefully getting this one soon and look forward to seeing you play more of it!
seeing more of this would be great! love your videos!
Gotta say, you are the most entertaining streamer I've watched. Laughing all the time. Good stuff
Really great video! I look forward to seeing more Construction Simulator!
Please continue this series! This is the perfect game for you and the channel I think.
the bridge review got me on the floor 💀
Fun construction fact: Asphalt is the most recycled substance in the world. It's surprisingly simple (relatively) to strip off existing layers of asphalt, process and reheat it, and they lay it back down.
Love seeing the games where you're in your natural civil engineer habitat!
14:15 - Following this rant, I feel it's only appropriate to let Matt know about the Intersection Marking Tool in City Skylines.
I know you were an engineer, but I am still impressed you actually left the front loaders bucket on the ground for the hydraulics. Kudos
"I shouldn't be doing this with lightning in the sky" - Why no. NO you shouldn't.
Funny story though, the first time I got my lift ticket/license, after just being told we weren't to do it, we went up anyway with the instructor for the practical portion (though not as high as usual...). ALSO happened on my 4th(?) renewal. That storm was a little further away, so we did the practical before the end of the class. Storm hit about 30 mins later...
Absolutely love the simulator games, the jankier the better.
Definitely want to see more of this!
Definitely make more videos of this game, there's a lot more to do such as building a whole house
The good job sticker is for Paddy ♥️
Regular C.E : *driving along obeying all traffic codes*
Matt: *goes flying across the city, hits every street sign, tried to drift the city vehicle*
15:00 were not talking about that jump ramp of a barrier going into the ground 😂
Watching RCE drifting the lorries made me chuckle, thanks RCE!
Watching RCE doing the tasks actually looks somewhat competently done and I'd like to see more!
What a difference it is between a gamer and RCE, it's almost unfair!
Great to know that the US and EU tasks are actually different and done on different maps.
Please upload more of this!
Watching after 2.5yrs as a Construction Materials Technician in the US . RCE bouncing between Civil inspector where the rules are unyielding law and non-union contractor where cheap is king, and if they cut anymore corners, they'd have a circle.
i love that i learn stuff with every episode from RCE
I think the way the operators of those big cranes see where the hook is involves experience, and assistance from a spotter on the ground who can use hand signals/a radio to help direct them.
My body needs a compilation of all the bridge reviews
We need more of this 👍
It's pretty interesting that even though I'm no engineer or even a driver I could tell those road markings were off. I couldn't pinpoint exactly why but it just felt odd. I guess it goes to show how much the little details are designed to match up with psychology of humans.
These arrows between the 2 roads is actually pretty normal in Germany and the netherlands
Wanna see more of this!!
Loved the road marking rant. Rants are good. More civil engineering rants, please.
16:48 in my city there's literally a bridge like that, never doubt politicians wanting to spend public money on useless things
Real MVP was the guy who palletised those bricks
20:00 No Shuttle Buggy. Another machine that goes between the asphalter and the loader. Stops the lil bumps in the road.
This went the same way as farming simulator of "We got money from people laughing at us, let's make a good game with that money."
You should live stream this game´s campaign, unlock all vehicles and talk about engineering as you go! Or at least make it a small series please! I love when you teach me something new (e.g. I actually thought compactors work by just weighing a ton). Keep up the good work Matt!
Your truck is actually a pretty good break-dancer.
I need more. Btw this is located in germany and has multiplayer support up to 4 players. Also for some unholy reason there is from the same devs, a construction simulator on mobile
I just finished Drae's playthrough of the US campaign so far. It's insane that this game has two different stories.
Do a full series!!!
You can tell you have an eager worker when the new guy manages to break physics and sends a multi ton vehicle on a rocket path into the atmosphere and then illegally drives along the train tracks afterwards within the first minute.
16:50 - and I can garuntee that it would be a real bridge because my hometown has a bridge just like that that I used to cross all the time after school to get home.
17:55 It's like pokemon for civil engineers!
1:46 Right! I see this game works as well as the last one. Great physics, devs !
Amazed at Matt not paying attention to the map of the roads full of efficient shapes!!!
Yes! More construction please!
Those pavement markings gave me PTSD to one of my first jobs where the contractor did those exact markings wrong.
I'm mad asf that it cut to you Tokyo drifting in the crane truck after your highway rant lmao. I died laughing! 🤣
As usual, other RUclipsrs have done it first but RCE does it 10x better!!! I wasn't going to watch this b/c I'm already tired of the Construction Simulator game (Blitz, Comodo, Drae, etc. have already covered) but I'm glad I did and now I want more of RCE on Construction Simulator!!
I was expecting a bridge review in this video but that was still unexpected🤣
That police car at the car accident (the smart in the hole) is clearly German. This is in Germany. Also all the brands on the vehicles and so on are German with the exception of the forklift. The brand's name is "Stihl" and they wrote "Still", i guess the devs couldn't get that license. As far as i can say though location names are made up.
edit: Highway markings are accurate as well^^ It's a steer clear area bc of an obstacle coming. It doesn't show a "direction" as you've mentioned.
1:45 The moment this video went from second monitor to first monitor.
Every bridge review was just buildup to this one. I died.
I was not ready for this bridge review but i was impressed 5/7
You can tell that you live in a country with left handed traffic... What a joy to watch you struggle XD
I think once you finish the tutorial you unlock multiplayer. I'd love to see some collabs!!
That car in the pit was significantly larger than a Smart. Source: I used to own and drive a Fortwo. That car was closer to a Honda Civic hatchback in size.
As a commercial driver I've seen all of this resurfacing equipment, but I've only seen bigger versions of it. All the asphalt haulers I see are 18 wheelers. I guess everything's bigger in America :P