Songs of Syx Human Timelapse 50 to 3000 Pop
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- Опубликовано: 23 янв 2024
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A Timelapse of my most recent Songs of Syx city.
I went from around 50 to 3000 Population in the span of 578 ingame days, which is about 36 ingame years (16 days per year).
My playtime was around 15 hours.
The music used in the Video is from the Songs of Syx Soundtrack. 
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God, this is the type of game that I wish would be playable on a phone even though it would absolutely turn my phone into a hot block of c4.
I cant even imagine how i would play this on a phone.
That would need some Elon Musk fry my brain chip to mind control the game.
Would be awesome though!
The game isn't too demanding But how would you even play this on a phone 💀
I'm not sure exactly how this game is played this is the first video I've seen of it.
However there is a game called WorldBox on phone and pc that lets you place little humans/elves/dwarves/orcs on land, you can play god throwing destructive scenarios at them or let them build and develop.
It's gotten pretty intricate over the time I watched it's development.
I don't know how related this gameplay might be to this game but it could possibly scratch and itch for you lol
Maybe you could still run it on winlator or so since the dwarf fortress could be played on android rn
@@Apple_Apporu Touch screen, of course.
Wish my cities looked as nice 😂
Glory to Seethtech
Hey Hey people seth here
Great video I have addicted to songs of syx recently!
Very nice, thanks for sharing
started my first city in the tutorial a few days ago. im at 480 and going smooth.
When you put a farm next to a river how do you make it so it doesn’t place dirt over the water? Manually just selecting the land and removing the water or is it an option? because I accidentally made a chunk of farmland on the water
There is deep water and shallow water, you can place farms over the shallow water and it gets removed, but not over the deep water.
If you also want to avoid the shallow water, you need to place your farms carefully, afaik there is no other way.
Wish I knew what all those squares were.
Very nice
Hey Hey people
How can i do video like this?? Os ir some program (Sorry for my English)
Ingame there is a button below your minimap called 'Super screenshot' you can even set a timer (i took 1x per day)
Then i used all screenshots to make this video in Davinci Resolve, but you can provably use any editing software.
Huh, i remember a game in this kind of style. But it was more of a defensive game, fighting off a creep like enemy that would build spawners and send in waves.
Rise to Ruins? Great game!
Does it really make a difference placing fields near a River?
Yes, Rivers have huge fertility boost
massive, its actually very good to make artificial irigation with water features for more farming
Hey man, currently playing the demo and really enjoying it. Ppl say its unlimited.. is the full game worth £20.99 even though I can just play the demo? Thanks
For me personally it was worth it and i wanted to support the dev. If your are unsure about the game, or don't want to spend 20€ i'd say don't feel bad about it.
you can always wait for 1.0 (should be next year) and then reevaluate
150 in game year
I've been building my colonies very compact and close together. At like, 500 pops, I'm usually taking up less than 1/6 of my map space, largely because I'm oddly squeamish about expanding outward like this here, where you started building across the river and at that spot north.
Is this unfounded? My concern is that if i try to build farther out, then goods won't be effectively transported. Like, i have ore deposits on the other side of a mountain. So I've tunneled in, and started mining. But it's probably about 200 squares or more away from my city. So I built some houses in the mountain for workers. Then I thought "well if I have houses, they'll need amenities." So then I had to build a well, and a hearth, market and food stall. Plus a warehouse. And now I'm wondering if they'll he able to get food over there, or if I have to build a hunter or balticrawler pen... 😂
Is just building stuff out away from my city center okay? Am I concerned about nothing? Lol
Your example about the ore deposit is exactly how those new districts came to be. I crossed the river so i could have more farmland. Yes, there will be inefficiencies when it comes to transporting goods, but thats much better than your workers needing half a day to go to work.
You just need more warehouse workers later on, if you research the tech that lets people carry more goods and set some goods to be fetched the logistics are not that bad.
The game is very forgiving, just try things out! You'll find that almost every setup can work!
Very nice town💯🔥
🌄🏚️🛖🏚️🛖🌄
Что за игра?
what game is this?
It is called 'Songs of Syx' and a colony builder game like dwarf fortress/banished/rimworld just with populations in the thousands.
Thats cool, how do you take a pic of the whole map like that?
On the top right there are 2 buttons, one is a regular screenshot, the other is labled "super screenshot". That button takes a pic of the whole map.
@@vetinarius And you're gluing all the screenshots together?
@Voiceover_commentary exactly, I stich all the screenshots together and show them for a few frames each.
@@vetinarius awesome
How do you only have farms? I can’t survive without fishing.
Once you reach 500 population you'll import most of your food as taxes from other settlements on the world map.
The farms are mostly for aesthetics.
How many colonists lived there?
In the end is was around 3000.
What is this game?
It's called Songs of Syx. A game where you build a city-state. A bit like Banished, Rimworld, Dwarf Fortess with some Total War sprinkled on top.
store.steampowered.com/app/1162750/Songs_of_Syx/
@@vetinarius thank you and Good luck
Currently playing the beta an i dont understand how much food i gotta produce. My people (when around 30) always start starving after some time even if i build a 15x15 fruits field, 15x15 grain field and a bakery, a 20x20 pig pasture and collect food on the map on the side
It will tell you how much food you are producing vs consuming. You're probably running out of food before you can even harvest the grain and turn it into bread.
Farming takes time to ramp up into a viable food source. You need to rely on hunters and fisheries in the early game, using ranching to buy time until you can trade or make enough furniture to build the hunting lodge and/or fishery. Alternatively, you can manually hunt the livestock on the map to build a stockpile for your city to sit on until you can get food sources up and running. Good luck!
@@aracaniusinfinius2880 ty i will try that
@@TilDrillFisheries are the key. Try to set up small fishery right when you start, as well as one hunter. then start making your citizens happy so you can get more people to work. Focus on pretty much food only until you see a stockpile of like 10 days. It gets harder to geqt large food stockpiles as your settlement gets huge. When you start growing put another hunter really close to one of a herds on the map.
A good rule of thumb is having around half your population producing food in the early game. If you have good bonuses and technology you can lower that quite a lot.
Usually farms produce more in the long term but they produce only once in a year and are subject to rng and need a good soil fertility or irrigation.
Pastures, fisheries and hunters are more consistent with a steady income but usually produce a bit less compared with farms.
Personally I find gathering not worth it the use of manpower to do it. It seems as an option to get an initial batch to plant instead of buying or if you a small amount of something specific like opium. Hunting those wandering animals is more profitable in an emergency.
Remember that everything depends of your species and climate too. And if you have good access to stuff like fertile soil, rivers, etc.
Dang my cities are always ugly and utilitarian compared to yours 😂
So this isn’t rimworld 👀😂
Songs of syx is WAY better than rimworld. Its like rim, total war, a dash a dwarf fortress had a baby
@@Frank-os6gq I will check it out this weekend! Thank you!
@Catman_z id suggest watching a few tutorial vids if you get stuck, icon gaming and oshan man are good. Once you get the basics, youll love it. Just remember to keep your people happy and fed.
Meqnwhile im using easyode mod and and probably on day 1000 with only 1k pop
Keep at it, the game has a steep learning curve, but once you get the hang of it it really isn't that hard.
The name by game
Song of syx
сстроишь плотника , делаешь мебель . продаешь мебель . Покаупаешь наемников , Выбиваешь амуницию с войны . Продаешь Амуницию , покупаешь еще больше наемников ... И так до бесконечности , с городом в 100 человек всю карту можно вынести так
да, пока ендгейм не доработан, но думаю это поправят
Its a hard game ?
No
It’s complicated
is this a game or smth
Idk looks like some kind of Rimworld knock off
Yes, it is a city builder/colony sim.
Like Rimworld or Dwarf Fortress, just with Populations that can go up to 12.000.
@@vetinarius does it cost money on steam or is it free
@JacobWassup it costs money (around 25$), but there is a free demo that is the full game, just one version behind the paid game.
There is people who spend 100s of hours in the demo.
@@vetinarius oh dang
nice rimworld mod
You tryna get us angry aren't you? You sneaky little rat!
man when I look at this enviroment I get jealous, I started playing the tutorial and it put me in some kind of baren desert with a tiny lake and about 3 patches of forrest...
When you start a new map, i strongly recommend a tile with a river and mountains, those maps always look amazing.
If you don't like the look of your map, you can regenerate it before placing your throne!
It's not 3000 though
You are right, it wasn't exactly 3000, more like 3010 or something like that.
I just rounded!
Paris?
Now that you say it, i should've at least built a curch or something on the island...