New captain: Phew, now that the fucker was dealt with, now can we turn the genny on? People: The genny? I thought that was out of order? New captain: Did you _ever_ try filling it with coal? People: ... _wait_
@@kurumi394 they send out a special search party to find the captain they had just exiled in order to execute him in the generator he refused to turn on XD
One of the chief engineers told the captain it would be catastrophic if the generator powered down. So he decided that would never happen, by never powering it up. I’ve already lost all my limbs, but that just means I have less body to feel the biting cold.
3:31:11 just imagine how much they’d hate you if they knew that the generator was perfectly fine, you just didn’t want to use it 😊 They would legitimately tear you limb from limb, and roast you over the generator’s heat
"we're making the mother of all omelettes here." I'm pretty sure that the mother of all omelettes would just be chicken, and so you wouldn't have to crack any eggs.
@3:57:02 "I think I've orphaned every child by now." Well, if nothing else, you've orphaned them all from their own limbs, which were replaced with prostheses by other limbless children. The entire last storm was a riot. Thank you for the entertaining video. :)
The Game Over message when the gen explodes is about how everything stops working, yet you just proved you can manage a proper working city with an unworking generator. Sure enough, when it gets down to -80 C it's impossible to survive. But If that were to be an actual scenario in real life, inside a crater like this, I would have the wall drill pretty much dig a hole large enough for the people to take refuge in there when it gets way too cold and burn the wood as they dig. At least, I'm pretty sure that would work.
You’d have to put scaffolding in as you went in order to avoid a cave-in. There would also be a risk of smoke suffocating everyone inside. And the big problem of food. Solve those, and yeah, pretty survivable. Sounds like a neat origin story for a civilization of Dwarves.
I just imagen that the captain convinced them all the manual for how to start the genny went missing because he didnt want to admit he had no idea how to start it because he cant read
So Winterhome evacuated for nothing. I feel better about leaving half of them behind now. I am curious if any of those final survivors were from the original population.
According to the artifacts that you find in the frostlands, living in snow dwellings is too "below" for the people of London. Bunch of choosing beggars I tell ya. At least here in Canada, it would just be another tuesday of our winters for us.
I never got why people didn't move under ground. Sure, you would need to bring in air and vent smoke, and couldn't farm without fancy grow lights, but the ice would insulate the living area really well. You could keep it at -1C even during the big freeze for very little coal use. If you really want to put stuff above ground, use only put down the things that have to be there and use Automatons to run them. A single steam hub could run all of your hothouses. Beacons, hunting, and storage can just be built anywhere.
@@GeorgeMonetI get considering alternatives to the generator, but that SPECIFIC location, the tunnels supporting the generator, is a BAD, BAD choice; those tunnels are full of toxic (and probably flammable) gasses.
Great idea of run and in fact you inspired me. I started a new run today on Serenity (so, you know...easy peasy right), except I went for Rifts/Extreme/Utopia/no generator. At the beginning it was looking real easy, plenty of peoples, plenty of ressources and early tiers sturctures already researched...And then the first group of survivors came. That's something I wasn't excpected but surivor groups on Serenity, it's not 3o peoples like on Endurance, it's over 1oo assholes assaulting your food rations and health care. Then the first storm came and I got nearly 2oo sicks during the night. Obviously, many peoples died from that situation, this run is ridiculous, I love it so, thanks for the idea.
The snow pileup looks like it did here in Canada when there's any kind of snowstorm. By the way, when the people wade through the snow it looks exactly like pedestrians on the sidewalks before the snow is removed (if it ever is).
Ain't that the truth eh? But if Frostpunk had a Canadian population instead of Londoneers, the game would be too easy as we don't give a rat's ass about the cold, we just take it.
This run is such an insult to the developers of Frostpunk it's unreal! Just think about it - the whole survival concept centers around the generators and it turns out they are not even needed! :D And we are talking about the maximum difficulty here!!!
NOBODY QUESTIONS THE CAPTAIN! Awesome Series, Jake. Can't wait for more. The mic was bit quiet on this last one (winterhell). Or maybe it was your brain freezing your vocal cords?
Hahaha when I first played the game I couldn't find vanilla Endless Extreme challenge LPs so I made one and I thought it was reasonably difficult. Lol. What a pussy adventure that was in comparison. Love the idea, watching, hope there's another video or few of it, afraid to check and find out there isn't :D
People wont eat raw food even if they are hungry as long as the cookhouse is staffed. Atleast for a while. And gathering posts are not just for temperature and aesthetics, they double the collecting rate per worker aswell.
I wonder if they are going to add a scenario "City of children" or something along these lines. Say, as a continuation to the second worst ending of Winterholm exodus, where you put a bare minimum of crew and all of the children on the dreadnought and leave... A few days later dreadnought breaks, most of adults are dead, but (luckily) there is a generator and a dead city nearby. Basically, all (or 98%) of adults are dead, so you have a crapton of little buggers and no way to feed them without putting them to dangerous work. And then fighting pits, prostheses, "long pig" soup and other wonderful things happen.
Well now 2 years later they released on the edge scenario and you find kids mine in the old winterhome coal mine sooo... Welp, that's something I guess
I understand that new tech levels are supposed to cost more, so you have to strive to reach them, but it seems very silly to me in a meta sense. By the end of the tech tree you have invested 12 and a half houses worth of just wood into drafting boards, and other machines to continue your research... how? How did you need almost a house and a half of wood just to build some boards to draw on? Where the hell did you even put all of it? The workshop should have exploded by now with all the materials you've stuffed into it.
I tried this challenge jake and discontent deposed me in the second storm, not sure why, had all my sick in houses of healing and nobody starving, it was all from the cold, do you think how many people you have can affect the disconsent? Because I had 180 survivors, I thought maybe because there were so many people that it would have raised it by the number of people who were cold?
This playthrough is best example of why the discontent and hope systems dont do what they're meant to. Hardest difficulty, 80 people die at once, captain just wont turn the generator on. Oh boy. Better get back to work in the steelworks XD
I think if actions had a more delayed effect on those bars it woulf be better. So you wouldn't be able to turn of extended shifts, lower discontent enough to be safe and then just turn the extended shifts on again.
This constant "don't pick on the kids" stuff is ridiculous. There was no legal or societal definition of child until the establishment of an education system. If you could hammer a nail at 6 years old then "welcome to carpentry". I should say thanks too. I loved This War of Mine but I'm no way near proficient at strategic building games. I managed okay until Winterhome but it's just too much to juggle. You seem highly proficient, so these uploads are really helping regarding decision making. Thanks man.
@@DDRJake Well, day 3 of the content marathon continues so...yeah, appreciated. I tried Winterhome again last night. Was ejected, the boiler failed, I couldn't fill the transport and I completely forgot to make any scouts on one attempt. Worse still, all these have happened before, even the scouts. I'm close though. You've shown me I need to pause more and check more. I'm adjusting.
Why does this game not feature a button that gives you wood once you press it? All it does in return is giving you 0.1% inflation. Also the lack of people to work in your mines that can be hired with said loans without downsides are disturbing. This game is highly inaccurate and literally unplayable.
why is one of jake's favorite word erected ?? :D i get it building stuff up but you are using it way to much :D in my opinion :o i dont like the word that much :D
Imagine Jake being overthrown, and the new Captain finding the generator works perfectly well
New captain: Phew, now that the fucker was dealt with, now can we turn the genny on?
People: The genny? I thought that was out of order?
New captain: Did you _ever_ try filling it with coal?
People: ... _wait_
@@kurumi394 they send out a special search party to find the captain they had just exiled in order to execute him in the generator he refused to turn on XD
@@Onychoprion27fry him over the vents!
One of the chief engineers told the captain it would be catastrophic if the generator powered down. So he decided that would never happen, by never powering it up. I’ve already lost all my limbs, but that just means I have less body to feel the biting cold.
Finally, a loyal and understanding denizen.
Citizens of this city actually prey for being selected for scouting teams.
But then they'd be praying for prey
Lmao good one
See title -> watch difficulty selection -> check video length -> How the bloody hell did you do it?
Child labor!!!
I figured he failed. I’m only 2 hrs in
3:31:11 just imagine how much they’d hate you if they knew that the generator was perfectly fine, you just didn’t want to use it 😊
They would legitimately tear you limb from limb, and roast you over the generator’s heat
"we're making the mother of all omelettes here."
I'm pretty sure that the mother of all omelettes would just be chicken, and so you wouldn't have to crack any eggs.
Oyakodon then.
@3:57:02 "I think I've orphaned every child by now." Well, if nothing else, you've orphaned them all from their own limbs, which were replaced with prostheses by other limbless children.
The entire last storm was a riot. Thank you for the entertaining video. :)
Cheers, it was a hell of a run, and I can't believe it was over a year ago.
I am afraid to play this game because usually I sit down and I can't leave. I play it for 12 hours straight... :/
xxD Yeah I also struggle to stop/pause once I get going on it!
The Game Over message when the gen explodes is about how everything stops working, yet you just proved you can manage a proper working city with an unworking generator. Sure enough, when it gets down to -80 C it's impossible to survive. But If that were to be an actual scenario in real life, inside a crater like this, I would have the wall drill pretty much dig a hole large enough for the people to take refuge in there when it gets way too cold and burn the wood as they dig. At least, I'm pretty sure that would work.
You’d have to put scaffolding in as you went in order to avoid a cave-in.
There would also be a risk of smoke suffocating everyone inside.
And the big problem of food.
Solve those, and yeah, pretty survivable.
Sounds like a neat origin story for a civilization of Dwarves.
@@AlwaysSomeone Dwarves have always been great, I'd definitely love to live like em, and dig deep enough and it's naturally warm!
@@AlwaysSomeonefor the food maybe mushrooms?
For the scaffolding use the stones you mine
I just imagen that the captain convinced them all the manual for how to start the genny went missing because he didnt want to admit he had no idea how to start it because he cant read
Jake, several videos ago: "I think I'm done with Frostpunk, I've done all there is to do."
So Winterhome evacuated for nothing.
I feel better about leaving half of them behind now.
I am curious if any of those final survivors were from the original population.
Tents being under snow would actually be a good thing since snow is a great insulator.
According to the artifacts that you find in the frostlands, living in snow dwellings is too "below" for the people of London. Bunch of choosing beggars I tell ya. At least here in Canada, it would just be another tuesday of our winters for us.
I never got why people didn't move under ground. Sure, you would need to bring in air and vent smoke, and couldn't farm without fancy grow lights, but the ice would insulate the living area really well. You could keep it at -1C even during the big freeze for very little coal use.
If you really want to put stuff above ground, use only put down the things that have to be there and use Automatons to run them. A single steam hub could run all of your hothouses. Beacons, hunting, and storage can just be built anywhere.
@@GeorgeMonet looks cool tho
@@GeorgeMonetI get considering alternatives to the generator, but that SPECIFIC location, the tunnels supporting the generator, is a BAD, BAD choice; those tunnels are full of toxic (and probably flammable) gasses.
A new law has been passed! Complimentary malaria for all children!
Complimentary? Don't you mean compulsory?
"Death is just another part of life"
The last part.
Great idea of run and in fact you inspired me.
I started a new run today on Serenity (so, you know...easy peasy right), except I went for Rifts/Extreme/Utopia/no generator.
At the beginning it was looking real easy, plenty of peoples, plenty of ressources and early tiers sturctures already researched...And then the first group of survivors came.
That's something I wasn't excpected but surivor groups on Serenity, it's not 3o peoples like on Endurance, it's over 1oo assholes assaulting your food rations and health care.
Then the first storm came and I got nearly 2oo sicks during the night.
Obviously, many peoples died from that situation, this run is ridiculous, I love it so, thanks for the idea.
Madman. Absolute madman.
"thehe ... injured in a hospital"
I like your sense of humor^^
Hat's off to you. Nothing is out of your reach, is it? Extreme was already ridiculously hard but you just keep pilling it on.
It's a fun game, but without these challenges, the game is already beaten.
Cries in No Laws Exteme...
The snow pileup looks like it did here in Canada when there's any kind of snowstorm. By the way, when the people wade through the snow it looks exactly like pedestrians on the sidewalks before the snow is removed (if it ever is).
Ain't that the truth eh? But if Frostpunk had a Canadian population instead of Londoneers, the game would be too easy as we don't give a rat's ass about the cold, we just take it.
This run is such an insult to the developers of Frostpunk it's unreal! Just think about it - the whole survival concept centers around the generators and it turns out they are not even needed! :D And we are talking about the maximum difficulty here!!!
NOBODY QUESTIONS THE CAPTAIN! Awesome Series, Jake. Can't wait for more. The mic was bit quiet on this last one (winterhell). Or maybe it was your brain freezing your vocal cords?
Hahaha when I first played the game I couldn't find vanilla Endless Extreme challenge LPs so I made one and I thought it was reasonably difficult. Lol. What a pussy adventure that was in comparison. Love the idea, watching, hope there's another video or few of it, afraid to check and find out there isn't :D
People wont eat raw food even if they are hungry as long as the cookhouse is staffed. Atleast for a while.
And gathering posts are not just for temperature and aesthetics, they double the collecting rate per worker aswell.
Really enjoyed this one mate. 👍🏼
Cheers, me too, although I'm quite confident my citizens did not.
I wonder if they are going to add a scenario "City of children" or something along these lines. Say, as a continuation to the second worst ending of Winterholm exodus, where you put a bare minimum of crew and all of the children on the dreadnought and leave... A few days later dreadnought breaks, most of adults are dead, but (luckily) there is a generator and a dead city nearby.
Basically, all (or 98%) of adults are dead, so you have a crapton of little buggers and no way to feed them without putting them to dangerous work.
And then fighting pits, prostheses, "long pig" soup and other wonderful things happen.
Well now 2 years later they released on the edge scenario and you find kids mine in the old winterhome coal mine sooo... Welp, that's something I guess
"$10 can give malaria to 50 children... I don't know. I didn't read it thoroughly"
My mistake, it was only 20 kids. i.imgur.com/TXfLDfz.png
Yes! More Frostpunk. Thank you Jakey-boy!
by the end of this, the whole town looked like the sailor (Seamus) from family guy...
mumblepeg was a favoured pastime.
"Cold day in hell" would have been a good city name too
I understand that new tech levels are supposed to cost more, so you have to strive to reach them, but it seems very silly to me in a meta sense. By the end of the tech tree you have invested 12 and a half houses worth of just wood into drafting boards, and other machines to continue your research... how? How did you need almost a house and a half of wood just to build some boards to draw on? Where the hell did you even put all of it? The workshop should have exploded by now with all the materials you've stuffed into it.
Those are some really complex drawing boards :L
These Frostpunk gameplays of yours are pretty effin cool
I tried this challenge jake and discontent deposed me in the second storm, not sure why, had all my sick in houses of healing and nobody starving, it was all from the cold, do you think how many people you have can affect the disconsent? Because I had 180 survivors, I thought maybe because there were so many people that it would have raised it by the number of people who were cold?
Cold alone will not depose you, there must have been other factors.
This would be an alternative ending for the Winterhouse.
This man is a fucking mad lad congrats
Frostbite: Am I a joke to you
Take a shot every time he says “pluck”.
How very plucky.
Imagine struggling with this game, you dont even need to use the generator!
what about field kitchens? they heat up surroundings dont they? *Spoke too early*
If the IEC was a Victorian predecessor to Vault-Tec. ='[.]'=
Vegan hell is bloodless.
New leader how will you improve our situation?
Well to start with. I'll turn the fucking heat on!
Fool. You'll give them heatstroke.
@@DDRJake They die from the frost or the generator. point is they die
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10$ to give malaria? It is a commodity in frostpunk I guess.
not sure if someone mentioned, but i think its gravely ill that quits their job and enters palative care in the carehouse
1:49:38 that's a deep cut
Sawdust made refugees survivor a lot easier.
This playthrough is best example of why the discontent and hope systems dont do what they're meant to. Hardest difficulty, 80 people die at once, captain just wont turn the generator on. Oh boy. Better get back to work in the steelworks XD
I think if actions had a more delayed effect on those bars it woulf be better. So you wouldn't be able to turn of extended shifts, lower discontent enough to be safe and then just turn the extended shifts on again.
This constant "don't pick on the kids" stuff is ridiculous. There was no legal or societal definition of child until the establishment of an education system. If you could hammer a nail at 6 years old then "welcome to carpentry".
I should say thanks too. I loved This War of Mine but I'm no way near proficient at strategic building games. I managed okay until Winterhome but it's just too much to juggle. You seem highly proficient, so these uploads are really helping regarding decision making. Thanks man.
Any time.
@@DDRJake Well, day 3 of the content marathon continues so...yeah, appreciated.
I tried Winterhome again last night. Was ejected, the boiler failed, I couldn't fill the transport and I completely forgot to make any scouts on one attempt. Worse still, all these have happened before, even the scouts.
I'm close though. You've shown me I need to pause more and check more. I'm adjusting.
I love this game
So what this tells me is the Generator is optional.
As optional as people's lives.
@@DDRJake Thanks for the reply. means alot
You mad man
I don't even
Yes, more! ^^
Maykrosoft
Ich grüße Hans :) (nice Video btw)
I think u should play kenshi , I guess that u wıill love it
DDRBlind keeping gathering post heated with no people in it
Heaters are not active if there are no workers operating in a facility, so they do not cost coal.
Could you make a try with Despotism 3k?????
Pleeeeassss is realy hard, i think you gona enjoy.
Despotism 3k?
@@DDRJake check it on Steam.
store.steampowered.com/app/699920/Despotism_3k/
Interesting.
wtf? Ive been robbed of survivors before but you lost about 90!!!!!! at the end!!!!!! wtf game???
well, they had to survive in -100 degrees for days on end...
Hi
Hello.
why carbon neutral lmao I would be trying to envoke as much global warming as possible in this situation
It wouldn’t work like that
I swear you sound like RTgame
Why does this game not feature a button that gives you wood once you press it? All it does in return is giving you 0.1% inflation. Also the lack of people to work in your mines that can be hired with said loans without downsides are disturbing. This game is highly inaccurate and literally unplayable.
You mean the steampunk/sun dimming/surviving -150 degree weather with just insulation and heaters wasn't inaccurate enough?
why is one of jake's favorite word erected ?? :D i get it building stuff up but you are using it way to much :D in my opinion :o i dont like the word that much :D
It's a great word, time to open up your vocabulary.