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It is a pretty big game as far as content with the devs constantly working on it. there's is something to be said for discovering things, which is why I avoid spoilers/lore if I can, because that's worth tracking down in emails, voice recordings, etc.

Thanks for the support! I try and make everything meaningful or answer questions that I have heard the community ask.

Your very own. BRAND. NEW. CAMEL!!! Watch out, may spit! (are Aladdin references still relevant?) Seriously though, Thank you for the support!

@@AzygousWolf I believe relevance is in the eye of the beholder. And I behold it as relevant indeed!

I know, this has possibly been the most life changing tip for most people!

This is so true! the game definitely requires you to keep track of locations with the static maps you are given, you can also take a screen shot of your maps and draw on them if that helps for marking locations

Immediately after posting this we made it past the train and are now swimming in leather and briefcases hahaha

Yes, you can! Here is a list of water coolers in the Office Sector. Level 1 At the plaza, close to the stairs that lead to the server room Level 2 Conference room at the plaza's balcony Locker room Bio Lab D Reception Three are found in the Data Farm Outside the Security Office Two are found in the Security Office Hallway, close to the elevator and the door to the Residence Tram Level 3 Close to Dr. Manse's hologram at the hallway Silo 3 Viewing Room Inside one of the small offices, close to the Physics Lab D In Physics Lab D.

@@AzygousWolf THANK YOU SO MUCH ! I never expected for you to actually respond!! I'll be sure to share this info to my fellow teammates :>

@@mutieye Between Work and starting studying again I have a lot less time than I did last year, but I respond to comments when I find the chances to! happy it helped

You aren't alone on this one, a lot of people don't realise this!

Happy to help!

For sure, but it can take a bit for some people to get to that stage, so power cells still help!

You could do this, but you might run the risk of the robot being able to use it. Give it a go though and let me know how it goes.

@@AzygousWolf i did it in most of my playthroughs mainly for traversal but it is also a nice trap never saw the robot being smart enough to use the planks.

Soups are the best way to go early on, they are fairly simple to make and won't burn, plus soups normally have a buff of some sort. Just be aware once a soup is made, you can't use the pot again until it is empty so have a couple spare pots ready to go.

I agree, it is a pretty good mechanic

Once I realised you could get access to that area when the power was off, it changed how I start my runs entirely!

I have some other videos where I explain that you can craft the vacuum early on due to its looting uses. I haven't done much with the jump pads, I'll have to look into it more.

@@AzygousWolfi should watch these videos. if you want one example in rise you can use pads to get over a ledge on the 1 first floor place a pad to get on the indoor roof to kill the sniper from behind and do this with the second sniper on the other indoor roof too. if you go the normal way both snipers would shoot you as soon as you reach the glas desk. in helmholz you can skip the whole search the 3 button process if you also have a gravity cube but since you can later also simply use a plank and a ropeplank or the new jetpack this one got less usefull

@@thanquolrattenherz9665 I will have to go check that out, I might make a video covering the process too, thanks!

I have a video I'm working on that will look at farming Rebar soon. I'll let you know when it is uploaded

I've made a quick video showing the process I use to get rebar, I do it as part of my other daily farming runs ua-cam.com/video/0B1upOi97Fw/v-deo.html

You can break down filing cabinets in the office to get metal scrap, as well as farming robots with some early traps, I have another video on farming robots early game

Thanks! I've only been doing these for a couple months, so it is great to see it is providing value!

I haven't played Noita so I'll have to check it out, Magicraft is definitely one of those "one more run" types of games that can get addictive quick

There is a lot in this game that can fly under the radar, you aren't the first person to say something like that! A couple of my other tips videos have similar comments about tips

This is a lot of great information! I have become aware of this process since posting this video, it is awesome to see this much detail put in, Thank you!

Happy you enjoyed it!

Happy to help!!! It is such an easy detail to miss but completely changes how you set up your bases and defences!

How did you get rid of the radiation at the connection tower in the hydroplant?

Same! Holy crap! I've been playing for so long that I long perfected the art of getting as far away from the bubble as possible to connect PLUG STRIPS together to achieve the same effect for so much more of a cost and requiring perfect timing and positioning to plug them into each other. So much wasted effort and resources DX

I didn't know right away either but then I glanced over to bottom right when I was plugging something in

It 100% makes progression quicker, being able to get an anvil before you even open the double doors is a game changer for sure!

I was shook when I first realised how easy it was to get it. Thankfully, you can end up trading with the blacksmith to get anvils as well

You aren't alone with that, a lot of people have struggled until they get familiar with the game. It is kinda put together like a metroidvania in its level design.

I'll have to check this out and see how it works

@@AzygousWolf Also: Don't know if this is known, but the weight that you stack onto a Platform Cart causes it to slow down. The heavier, the slower

@@Ultimafox99 I wasn't aware of that! that is also handy to know! if you have any more tips or info keep it coming!

@@AzygousWolf I don't know what all is already known, so I'll just drop down a list of the stuff I know 1. You can Favorite a particular spot in your inventory so that it keeps the item in that spot from getting shifted around when you sort 2. Crouch-Jumping is a thing 3. You can Package objects for a chance to either actually package them or deconstruct them for more materials and Construction XP 4. My personal best way to make sure the objects I need to craft are to Favorite them after pinning them, that way you can find them easier, and if you end up reconnecting and losing all of your pins, they'll be in your Favorites section for you to pin them again 5. Daisy-Chaining is a thing and safer in game than it is in real life 6. If there's a pool of water around, you can use that to wash yourself off. Even crouching into shallow water, such as in the fountains, can work too 7. Any liquids you can pick up can be placed in a water container. Barrels will show the kind of liquid you've stored in them 8. The Nests/Jump Pads can be used to negate fall damage if you land on them correctly 9. Using a weapon to destroy furniture won't use up durability 10. You can use enemies as meat-shields. I.E. using Order Soldiers to block the bullets from another Order Soldier. They can be killed in this fashion

I have found once I get to the Labs, having the personal transporter drastically changes how you get around, it can be worth having a base near the fountain in the office sector, as that is where carts teleport to using the cart recall button near Warren's security booth. The Gym is a great and easy to defend location for a solo player particularly in the early game. the 3rd floor break room is viable, as long as you have the robot set up to be m=auto-farmed so it doesn't wreck things. I've had a few requests for a base locations video, so I'm strongly considering making a video on that topic soon

@@AzygousWolf Alright thanks, will be sure to keep note of that. I haven't unlocked the personal transporter yet as I am only just into the Labs and trying to figure out where everything is but did find the spot where your base at the beginning was so was curious.

@@Altoryu I found is fairly good with close proximity to water and a robot for access to metal scrap, not to mention the tram when you unlock that. You'll spend a bit of time exploring the lab and this is a good spot to return to, plus there is the security cart spawn close by as well.

I found it by accident as well!

I'll have to give this a go!

@@AzygousWolf try it out, it works and its a comfortable way to keep a barrel at hand to water crops

You can also use cooking pots

While it seems the same at a glance, this has it's own style and plays differently to Dustland Delivery. The demo was active during Next fest, and I believe it was so popular that the dev's have put the demo back up. store.steampowered.com/app/2756920/Keep_Driving/ Go check out the demo, I know I'll be buying the game when it comes out.

Happy it helped! I have a whole playlist of different guides and tips that might also be useful to you :)

@@AzygousWolf I have been making my way slowly through them! They are great too. I have shared your videos with a friend who I'm playing with. I appreciate all the tips!