Don't feel too bad. I have 2 swarms and for some reason hit a wall making the step to dyson sphere. I focused on white science and got it to 400k hash a second and finished research. Now the real game begins.
So sick, this was the first automation game I played and you literally held my hand through my entire playthrough and I couldn't be more grateful. Thanks Nilaus!!
This is the opposite of what a trailer for a game should be. It has no context, no narraration, vanilla music, and absolutely ZERO relevance to anyone who may want to purchase the game. If this were the original trailer to the game I would not have wasted 2 months hoping this "lets play" series wouldnt end with Nihilist guy making this incredibly lame completion video. He owned the game for a long time. This is just sad and will cause me to never watch another video by slacker McNilaus
Emperor Nilaus: Now witness the POWAH of this fully ahmd and operATional Battle Star! [clicks button] Fiyah at Will Commandah! Some poor guy named Will: What? His planet: What? His entire solar system: What?
I think this game really gets the sense of scale down pat. From your first planet, your first system, your first cluster, all the way to your first dyson. You keep expanding but still find more to expand into. Harvesting entire systems to feed your monstrous projects in space. There really isn't any other game out there that can bring that experience. Very promising game and I can't wait to see where it goes!
Yeah, and now you got an ever growing threat/opponent who is competing with you for those resources, and will gradually ramp up attacks against you, so you have to eventually fight back. There was a REASON your mecha had an HP guage! (hidden in the mecha panel for the longest time, but it was there!)
AWESOME! Nilaus, the amount of time you spent putting this video together was so worth it. That shot at 7:07 is amazing . This is probably the most amazing timelapse of a game ever and would make a great trailer. Brovo to you on this and Bravo to the devs for the amazing game that allowed this to happen.
You killed it man! That was so awesome, Thank you for working so hard for making these great video's for us. I'm a big fan of your channel and I feel like you are going to see more people come to realize what a talent you truly have.
Well I wouldn't say the camera work was top notch. There is still room for improvement afterall. Taht being said it was easy to forget this was not a Profesional camera man behind that camera for most of it so certainly not amateur work. Otherwise I agree with your statement.
7:08 something about this shot alongside the music playing really mesmerizes me. Seeing something incredibly enormous like a Dyson Sphere look incredibly small really puts into perspective just how vast the universe is, let alone just our own solar system.
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate that this view of what a black hole would "look like" comes directly from the movie Intersteller? They created custom software and hired a physicist to try and make it as accurate as possible. An actual scientific paper was published with their work!
Important to note that both representations (Interstellar and this game) are only visible because of the accretion disk formed by the blackhole consuming - presumably - a star (I don't know if other massive objects would work as well, such as gas giants, gas clouds, other blackholes, etc.). Just to kind of clarify (in case anyone thought that they "normally" look like this): blackholes are almost always *extremely* dim, emitting hawking radiation far fainter than the human eye can see, or having a gravitational lensing as they pass in front of light objects. Very impressive work.
Considering that black holes are the only star bodies that will survive the far future yes, building an energy collector around one is perfectly valid.
Imagine your species not being comprised of individualistic selfish bastards and then imagine building something together across generations like the churches of ye olde times. That is this.
@@resonanceofambition On the same note though, said species would have to be actually.....you know. Working. Not sitting online whining that their 6 hour shift running a register at Starbucks was the height of labor and cutting into their 12 hour binges of netflix and world of warcraft.
@@XShadowAngel I think you’re either seriously oversimplifying and/or trivialising an entire economic situation or just totally ignorant. Most people who work these “lazy” jobs you mention do so along with many others just to make ends meet. It’s not as simple as “muh everyone’s lazy” and plays video games all day, if it was then the entire field of economics would be ridiculously simple. That’s why I think you’re a boomer, whether or not you are one. Oversimplifying things into “these darn kids don’t know real work” is just plain ridiculous. Nothing is that simple. What are you suggesting, having low working hours is terrible? Would you prefer we return to the days of sweatshops and 12-16 hour almost-slavery-wage jobs? Want to bring back child labour? Have some perspective.
I can’t even imagine how long this took and the logistics to get everything to that planet and to maintain that resource income. 🤯 The true End Game for DSP.
use mod, save planetary constructions to blueprint, dismantle, move to the next system, use blueprint to paste launching facilities, construct dyson sphere, repeat
@@ArgonianSkaleel yeah... but just happens that this was the final of a 40 episodes "let's play" session with live stream. There was no mods used besides a "copy sorters". So there was no cheating, just hard work and effectiveness. 👍👍
that may have just been, one of the best scenes in a video game I have seen. It's super calm and elegant, when in reality doing something like this is super time consuming, chaotic, and super out of place all the time. So the fact that this man contained it all in a video for us is awesome, because seeing the description for the video they must have been working on this for a while. Congrats Nilaus! :)
everything i had to say about this video, someone else has already said so all i have left to say is thank you so much for taking so much time to make this amazing time lapse for us
Absolutely amazing ! this game is fantastic and this timelapse is the perfect ending for the great playthrough videos you've made ! Can't wait for the next updates on the game and what you will do with them !
That was a stunning Time lapse. Really the visuals are by far the best aspect of this game. It really dose a good job capturing the scale of construction. It would be interesting if they would introduce different types of mega-constructions... Like if you could upgrade a Dyson Sphere to a Shell and build on it both/either on the inside or outside. It would be kind of impressive to rebuild your factory infrastructure of a massive shell around one of the ultra-large blue-giants... basically using the sun to power the whole of your production chain. And just have resources from the whole cluster flooding into that one point. I for one am interested to see what they do with this game as it moves forward. The early access was pretty impressive, and they seems like they have plenty of room to expand!
Just got back to the game after a year or so, and I'm only trying to decide if this is the coolest thing I've ever seen, or the second coolest thing I've ever seen. WOW, well done!
This is beautiful - also very nice soothing spacey music! And I share the pain that it takes FOREVER for all the sails to be fired - I learned the hard way that making max sized sail areas with a minimum of nodes is NOT a good idea, as the speed of filling up the area is limited by the capacity of the surrounding nodes to swallow sails and put them into the sphere. Should I ever design another large Dyson Sphere again, I'll certainly put in a lot of intermediate nodes even on straight connections so that the filling of the area is only limited by my sail production/firing capacity and not by the number of nodes.
After watching this series, and playing DSP myself, I can't wait to see what other scenarios you come up with for future sessions with the game. Looking forward to them!
I greatly appreciate how the opening moments advise the viewer of what they're watching. I was able to secure coffee and a snack and properly snuggle in. Cheers!
If only Freeman Dyson lived long enough to play this game, I bet he'd feel like he really made a contribution to science and mankind. Cuz watching this makes me want to waste another hundred hours playing another game of Dyson Sphere Program and ripping my hair out trying to figure out the logistics. Great game.
Thank you so much for the series!! I've never watched an automation game before, but you got me hooked after Day9 sent me here :D And now I'm also hooked on Satisfactory... Keep up the awesome content!
And just imagine, this is the kind of industrial output you need in real life, 24/7, for thousands of years, to build this. The scale of galactic civilizations out there must be immense beyond comprehension. No sci-fi movie has ever come close.
Forget sunrise on the Ganges or Manhatten at dusk. This timelapse was honest-to-goodness beautiful. I never thought DSP could generate this kind of vista.
Hey cool video but maybe for next time could you work on the film being less shaky? Honestly felt like I was getting sick watching this and that's not normal for me lol but again, very cool video, impressive work!
Absolutely stunning! I’m watching your new play through and I can’t wait to see the transition to more endgame construction. I thought I just wanted to watch this game, but it’s really captured my attention and I might have to give it a try.
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As someone who has yet to launch a single sail, I have no idea what I just watched but it looked awesome.
same here :) but we will eventually get there. But i guess it won't look as impressive :(
any updates?
Dont be scared of the vertical launch silo
i suggest launchign sails when ur able to launch alot and maybe in a dyson frame
Don't feel too bad. I have 2 swarms and for some reason hit a wall making the step to dyson sphere. I focused on white science and got it to 400k hash a second and finished research. Now the real game begins.
So sick, this was the first automation game I played and you literally held my hand through my entire playthrough and I couldn't be more grateful. Thanks Nilaus!!
Must you misuse the term "literally"?
Shut up
@@osboss1620 No.
Play factorio.
@@BigMisterApple Next on the list after I kick my latest Old School Runescape addiciton.
That solar sail stream looked like a friggen laser beam. New boss: Ni'Laus - Shaper of Worlds
*Boss music begins to play softly*
this video is the boss intro cutscene
time to add this to r/bossfight
Ni'laus - Smotherer of stars
This should be the new trailer for the game
I Think it’s too Long
This is the opposite of what a trailer for a game should be. It has no context, no narraration, vanilla music, and absolutely ZERO relevance to anyone who may want to purchase the game. If this were the original trailer to the game I would not have wasted 2 months hoping this "lets play" series wouldnt end with Nihilist guy making this incredibly lame completion video. He owned the game for a long time. This is just sad and will cause me to never watch another video by slacker McNilaus
@@incubusfan4211 you ok?
2x time it looks awesome!
@@nightradical1459 i saw it in 2x
"This Dyson Sphere is fully operational."
-Darth Nilaus.
That's no moon... That's a quasar !
- master vondor
It's beautiful . . . it's full of stars!
Emperor Nilaus: Now witness the POWAH of this fully ahmd and operATional Battle Star! [clicks button] Fiyah at Will Commandah!
Some poor guy named Will: What?
His planet: What?
His entire solar system: What?
I think this game really gets the sense of scale down pat. From your first planet, your first system, your first cluster, all the way to your first dyson. You keep expanding but still find more to expand into. Harvesting entire systems to feed your monstrous projects in space. There really isn't any other game out there that can bring that experience. Very promising game and I can't wait to see where it goes!
And its only fking 0.10 version XD Thats a truly inspirational.
Yeah, and now you got an ever growing threat/opponent who is competing with you for those resources, and will gradually ramp up attacks against you, so you have to eventually fight back. There was a REASON your mecha had an HP guage! (hidden in the mecha panel for the longest time, but it was there!)
AWESOME! Nilaus, the amount of time you spent putting this video together was so worth it. That shot at 7:07 is amazing . This is probably the most amazing timelapse of a game ever and would make a great trailer. Brovo to you on this and Bravo to the devs for the amazing game that allowed this to happen.
I just took that shot and made it my desktop background. It really is an amazing shot.
beautiful truly
You killed it man! That was so awesome, Thank you for working so hard for making these great video's for us. I'm a big fan of your channel and I feel like you are going to see more people come to realize what a talent you truly have.
Your choice of music fits the neon light show really well. Also, the camera work is top notch 👍 Really cool video!
@PitchBlackCat, AMEN
Well I wouldn't say the camera work was top notch. There is still room for improvement afterall. Taht being said it was easy to forget this was not a Profesional camera man behind that camera for most of it so certainly not amateur work. Otherwise I agree with your statement.
7:08 something about this shot alongside the music playing really mesmerizes me. Seeing something incredibly enormous like a Dyson Sphere look incredibly small really puts into perspective just how vast the universe is, let alone just our own solar system.
Your Supply Chain Constellation looks like a solid construction so many ships warping there
My God! It's full of stars!
...
I had to :)
May this "uplifting" "inspiring" "beautiful" "teaching" "lifechanging" video appease the yt gods to find more people XD
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate that this view of what a black hole would "look like" comes directly from the movie Intersteller? They created custom software and hired a physicist to try and make it as accurate as possible. An actual scientific paper was published with their work!
Two papers, I thought. Regardless, I loved interstellar and I'm glad their more accurate and cool black hole design is proliferating.
Important to note that both representations (Interstellar and this game) are only visible because of the accretion disk formed by the blackhole consuming - presumably - a star (I don't know if other massive objects would work as well, such as gas giants, gas clouds, other blackholes, etc.).
Just to kind of clarify (in case anyone thought that they "normally" look like this): blackholes are almost always *extremely* dim, emitting hawking radiation far fainter than the human eye can see, or having a gravitational lensing as they pass in front of light objects.
Very impressive work.
@@Kisamaism Yeah making a dyson sphere around an object that barely emits any light, makes no sense.
@@Henji96 Dyson spheres can absorb radiation not just light. Well theoretically at least. A black hole is a massive energy source.
Considering that black holes are the only star bodies that will survive the far future yes, building an energy collector around one is perfectly valid.
the rockets look like an EMP exploding off the planet.
I loved everything other comments have said and I'll add one more: I loved your method of fading to black to end the vid.
I have absolutely no idea whats going on, but it's so mesmerizing I can't stop looking.
Imagine your species not being comprised of individualistic selfish bastards and then imagine building something together across generations like the churches of ye olde times. That is this.
@@resonanceofambition On the same note though, said species would have to be actually.....you know. Working. Not sitting online whining that their 6 hour shift running a register at Starbucks was the height of labor and cutting into their 12 hour binges of netflix and world of warcraft.
@@XShadowAngel ok boomer
@@spacedoutorca4550 I'm in my 30's, dork. I just have the work ethic you lack.
@@XShadowAngel I think you’re either seriously oversimplifying and/or trivialising an entire economic situation or just totally ignorant. Most people who work these “lazy” jobs you mention do so along with many others just to make ends meet. It’s not as simple as “muh everyone’s lazy” and plays video games all day, if it was then the entire field of economics would be ridiculously simple. That’s why I think you’re a boomer, whether or not you are one. Oversimplifying things into “these darn kids don’t know real work” is just plain ridiculous. Nothing is that simple. What are you suggesting, having low working hours is terrible? Would you prefer we return to the days of sweatshops and 12-16 hour almost-slavery-wage jobs? Want to bring back child labour? Have some perspective.
Wow. If ever there was a game that needed a Movie Maker mode, this is it.
I can’t even imagine how long this took and the logistics to get everything to that planet and to maintain that resource income. 🤯
The true End Game for DSP.
if i know anyhting about theoretical dyson sphere building irk... that planet is the resources. and at the end there will not be a planet left.
use mod, save planetary constructions to blueprint, dismantle, move to the next system, use blueprint to paste launching facilities, construct dyson sphere, repeat
@@ArgonianSkaleel yeah... but just happens that this was the final of a 40 episodes "let's play" session with live stream. There was no mods used besides a "copy sorters". So there was no cheating, just hard work and effectiveness. 👍👍
Well he has just over 200 hours in game.....
@@ryanedison5709 which isn't that much for a lot of games.
that may have just been, one of the best scenes in a video game I have seen. It's super calm and elegant, when in reality doing something like this is super time consuming, chaotic, and super out of place all the time. So the fact that this man contained it all in a video for us is awesome, because seeing the description for the video they must have been working on this for a while. Congrats Nilaus! :)
I take it back, the editing was as good as you could get so brilliant job :) and great music as well.
everything i had to say about this video, someone else has already said so all i have left to say is
thank you so much for taking so much time to make this amazing time lapse for us
That was epic. Thanks you very much for the whole run, and for having had the patience of completing that sphere! (Also, excellent choice of music.)
Absolutely beautiful video! A very fitting cherry on top for your first Dyson Sphere Program playthrough. Thanks for making it. 😃
Guys comment more , so yt algorithm start suggesting this to more people ,cause more people deserve see this .
P.s Well done Nilaus
3:30 I love the 6 or 7 Solar Systems in the background forming that traffic Line. Looks just stunning and beautifull
That was absolutely fantastic. Without a doubt the perfect capstone to the series!
Spectacular...setting the bar beyond reach. Great editing, sound track and journey. Best DSP content to date.
any1 else get goosebumps watching this? lol
lol
Yup but I believe it's thx to the combo of visuals with synthwave... I don't think it would hit the same with something else :D
Yes cause music choice is spot on .
I would if he wasn't using a mod. I don't see how his buildings are getting power.
@@Supremax67 power poles maybe? would make sense.
edit: 6:39 you can see the power proles between the solar sail launchers.
Absolutely amazing ! this game is fantastic and this timelapse is the perfect ending for the great playthrough videos you've made ! Can't wait for the next updates on the game and what you will do with them !
thanks for the video nilaus. this is definitely the crown jewel of the play through.
One of the most beautiful videos I have ever seen and the choice of music behind this was amazing.
I've spend many many hours on the game, but you have made the most epic video/build, amazing
Aww man that game looks gorgeous! Very well done Nilaus!
Man it's a good job you left holes in your black hole bomb- I mean direct energy capture device.
This is the most gorgeous thing I’ve ever seen.
Nilaus, you are an absolute madman...and I love it!
this is pretty visually spectacular nice job filming it
Loving it from the start now wow love it
Thanks!
That was a stunning Time lapse. Really the visuals are by far the best aspect of this game. It really dose a good job capturing the scale of construction.
It would be interesting if they would introduce different types of mega-constructions... Like if you could upgrade a Dyson Sphere to a Shell and build on it both/either on the inside or outside. It would be kind of impressive to rebuild your factory infrastructure of a massive shell around one of the ultra-large blue-giants... basically using the sun to power the whole of your production chain. And just have resources from the whole cluster flooding into that one point.
I for one am interested to see what they do with this game as it moves forward. The early access was pretty impressive, and they seems like they have plenty of room to expand!
Just got back to the game after a year or so, and I'm only trying to decide if this is the coolest thing I've ever seen, or the second coolest thing I've ever seen. WOW, well done!
Wow the awesomeness!!! You took it to another level. I hope the devs can see this to see what is possible 🙌
I could click on thumbs ups all night but i guess you get the general idea now, great stuff
This is beautiful - also very nice soothing spacey music!
And I share the pain that it takes FOREVER for all the sails to be fired - I learned the hard way that making max sized sail areas with a minimum of nodes is NOT a good idea, as the speed of filling up the area is limited by the capacity of the surrounding nodes to swallow sails and put them into the sphere.
Should I ever design another large Dyson Sphere again, I'll certainly put in a lot of intermediate nodes even on straight connections so that the filling of the area is only limited by my sail production/firing capacity and not by the number of nodes.
After watching this series, and playing DSP myself, I can't wait to see what other scenarios you come up with for future sessions with the game. Looking forward to them!
dude, you can't go from the last video straight into this awesomeness! Love the series and truly, well done!
I greatly appreciate how the opening moments advise the viewer of what they're watching. I was able to secure coffee and a snack and properly snuggle in. Cheers!
4:30 that’s breathtaking! 🤩
I can’t believe RUclips is only recommending me this video now.
that's one of the amazing video I've ever seen about space on youtube
That's just completely beautiful and badass at the same time.
This game is incredible and you really showed why. Push it to the limit!!!!
Love that your videos inspire my game play further. No spoilers only inspiration. Specially when I find myself stagnating in ideas!
These games are actually recruitment programs for offworld Engineers.
This was great to chill out with, thanks Nilaus!
YEAAAA LETS GOOO!! Loving the Synthwave in this!!
I love this vid, the close-ups and techno music are awesome.
If only Freeman Dyson lived long enough to play this game, I bet he'd feel like he really made a contribution to science and mankind. Cuz watching this makes me want to waste another hundred hours playing another game of Dyson Sphere Program and ripping my hair out trying to figure out the logistics. Great game.
I was on the edge about getting this game, but this alone ensured I'ma get it.
Thank you so much for the series!! I've never watched an automation game before, but you got me hooked after Day9 sent me here :D And now I'm also hooked on Satisfactory... Keep up the awesome content!
This is one of the most epic things I've ever seen! It's almost hard to believe it's gameplay footage, and I play DSP.
This is incredible! Kind of makes me wish this game was VR.
Thanks Nilaus for the good entertainment and your good work
And just imagine, this is the kind of industrial output you need in real life, 24/7, for thousands of years, to build this.
The scale of galactic civilizations out there must be immense beyond comprehension.
No sci-fi movie has ever come close.
Try the Xeelee Sequence by Stephen Baxter
Forget sunrise on the Ganges or Manhatten at dusk. This timelapse was honest-to-goodness beautiful. I never thought DSP could generate this kind of vista.
Fantastic video Nilaus, i laughed abit at the output :P, but i agree the black hole spheres look better :)
This game I swear. So freaking gorgeous.
perfect music and video mashup
I'm speechless .This is heavy stuff
Born late enough to realise the amazing wonders of the universe and how we could be a part of it all. Born to soon to be a part of it all.
Hey cool video but maybe for next time could you work on the film being less shaky? Honestly felt like I was getting sick watching this and that's not normal for me lol but again, very cool video, impressive work!
wow, just wow. nilaus that was so impressive. the design and execution were perfectly effective. nicely done ^.^
Absolutely stunning! I’m watching your new play through and I can’t wait to see the transition to more endgame construction. I thought I just wanted to watch this game, but it’s really captured my attention and I might have to give it a try.
I'm actually genuinly impressed that the game can handle this and not just "barely" handle it, it looks actually really smooth
Possibly the most beautiful and inspiring thing I've ever seen in a computer game :)
I this is the first factory game I've ever got and I can't describe how helpful your vids are.
absolutely incredible Nilaus! Thank you so much for this:)
Sick sick video, tickled all my gamer bones, the sheer amount of work put into making it is insane, just amazing :)
this makes me want to get the game even more
A good game and a nicely looking dyson sphere *thumbs up*
This is incredible! Keep with the quality content
what a beautiful piece of art this is!
Loving the synthwave soundtrack. I'm nowhere this stage of DSP. I hope I get there eventually, just fumbling through the tech tree.
the fact there are black holes in this game makes it even more amazing
This tripped me out. I was like, wtf!? Then I saw the dyson sphere program link. Cool!
Wow. What an amazing thing, thank you friend.
Great Work Nilaus.
I had no idea this game was so in depth. I am buying now. Thanks
Very very awesome time lapse video Nilaus!!
A great ending to an amazing series :)
That was awesome, thanks for that!
Ok, this game has been on my wish-list for a bit, but this video legitimately convinced me to buy it.
Awesome!!! Thank you for this!
Love the music! and offc love your videos :)
I haven't played this game yet but getting a fun lightshow like this when you win seems a lot more interesting than a rocket launch
This is entirely too beautiful
Thanks for this epic masterpiece!! Amazing!!!
That distant view, at about 7:15, is a thing of beauty.
Thanks for making this, Nilaus, it was awesome.
fantastic, I hope the devs see this!