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Thanks! I'm still learning a bunch and trying to get a handle of the technical side of things. Still feeling a bit awkward talking while doing stuff, but I think I will make more Let's Plays, multiple people have said I should. So thanks again for the feedback!

Thanks! I'm happy you enjoyed it 🙂

You can also scrap rotten food to gain xp, but it is less efficient and can't be done as well at the start, hence the water bottle method which end up using essentially no materials

Yep, it increases xp gain by 15% across the board. Which can be pretty handy for farming any skills really.

I'm going to lose so much time to this game!

@@AzygousWolf fr, especially for me, its because of playing sloppy 😭

@@d3v934 Oh I make dumb mistakes in this game all the time, there are a few captured in this review :P

I'm sure I could probably speedrun it, I used to speedrun Resident Evil 3 Remake A few Years ago, But I wouldn't be able to make interesting content doing that, I would get so focused I would forget to actually say anything! 😂

@@AzygousWolf If you ever do, I would cheer you on. Yet Your info videos are awesome.

@@eyedam Thanks! I seem to be getting a bit of traction with them!

And that is definitely a way to do it, for a lot of players who don't have the jet pack yet, teleporting is the best way to go

Thanks! Yeah I was trying to work out the vibe of it, and then I remembered Oregon Trail! The Demo was so good, I'm definitely going to be buy this when the full launch comes out

Happy the guide gave you inspiration on how to set up other farming runs, it is a pretty handy way to increase efficiency!

@AzygousWolf any future plan to do a guide on how to get amunition? Because I just got into the fungal realm, made a bio-scaner and that ammo disapear quickly

@@federicorodriguez451 Not at this stage, but I will look into if there are any effective ways to farm ammo and if I find something then I will most likely make a video.

The way the "chunking" system works is that areas load in based on player proximity, so if you are out of range, then neither the robots nor tesla coils exist, it is only once you enter close enough to an area that the game loads them in. ultimately you want to keep telsa coils on unless you are collecting scrap so that the robots don't have a chance to get out of their charging bay area.

@@AzygousWolf I see! that's awesome they use a chunking system :) Will try this strat soon, just found the blacksmith lol

@@hamoodhabibi7026 I have another video about taking out robots earlier as well with Chopinators, which requires you to use a hammer to repair the Chopinator, so it is less efficient, but that works early on until you can have everything automated

Wow, thank you for taking the time to add all of this! I recently uploaded a video on the robot harvesting process using the chopinator and I agree this is a great early way to get those important resources, it also cuts down on having to wait for the level 3 robot to respawn near the electrified pool of water each day, which makes getting the CPU's for crafting important items much quicker. I'm working on a video to do with battery management at the moment, I only recently learnt about chaining batteries together like that! I've been asked by a few people to do a video on base locations and setups, so I will play around with a fountain base setup and incorporate that into an upcoming video after I have done more research and gameplay capture. The peccary advise is a good tip if that suits your play style, I tend to go more range once I have unlocked the crossbow and maintain that play style through the game. But I can definitely see the benefit in a melee play style. I hadn't given armor and armor weight that much thought, so this is great advice! I might do some research and do a video on different armor, and also look at the bonuses that come from different armor sets. Thank you again for taking the time to comment!

The only thing I know about the gfx engine is that the team has built the game with Unreal Engine, as far as game play, it might be worth having a chat with people who play the game, Deep Field Games have a discord filled with thousands of people who are spending a lot of time playing and enjoying the game, so it might be worth having a chat with the community and seeking out more information from the player base. Thanks for your thoughts and input! 🙂

Ah, Cooking food is a great point that I overlooked in this video, thanks for pointing it out!

@@AzygousWolf Still new to the game. Finding out intentional or unintentional features all around.

@@eyedam There are a lot of things to discover in this game as you get further into the story and unlock new areas, there is a lot of fun to be had!

@@AzygousWolf Quite so. So far the progression has been amazing. You can't get too OP early on. And that is something real swell.

@@eyedam The gear progression is tied to item discovery, which means it is basically impossible to become too powerful as far as gear, that doesn't stop you from leveling skills, but you get diminished returns as you level up skills so it would take a lot of grinding to completely level a skill.

I know that there are more and more new players coming to the game every day, so I'm trying to make life a little easier for them, but also avoid spoilers at the same time!

Thanks! I appreciate the feedback 😊

This is a title that is really easy to pick up and play 30 minutes of, and then walk away and come back, so a release on Switch would be a great fit

You're welcome! :)

You aren't alone in not knowing that!

It is really good, the Dev's have also extended the duration for people to play the demo, I just checked and it is still playable so go and check it out, let me know what you think :)

I'll need to keep this in mind when I make some videos focused on base building

Which is great for farming xp, but this was for farming metal, so the idea is to be able to do it quickly

Thanks for the feedback, I'm still playing around with all my settings and levels to see what works, I'll keep working on it :)

@@AzygousWolf Cheers looking forward to more Abiotic stuff

From what I understand the throughput of batteries loses efficiency when they are put in series like that, but I will check it out and see what sort of impact it has on the usage, thanks for the info!

Thanks! I thought the streamer setting was a nice touch, there are a bunch of wonderful little details throughout this game, I'm looking forward to a full release!

That's awesome to hear, thank you for the feedback!

You can either use a lever between the battery/power source and the tesla coil to turn them off, or you can disconnect them from the batteries/power source so they don't have power (aim at the plug point at the base of the tesla coil to then get the option to unplug it with the "E" key). While they are powered they will target every single entity that enters their targeting arch including any player character!

@@AzygousWolf wow thank you so much I rarely used the Tesla coil because of that and never knew, cheers mate 🍻

@@vIper____ Now you can go and use them effectively!

Metal scrap was always a big problem for me, so I figured it was the same for others!

I have a couple of videos with tips (and more in the works) you should go check them out and post your tips there!

It's not something I have focused on a lot. However I could definitely do a video on a topic like that. I know there is a location in the labs that overlooks the fish tanks where I have a rope to get down easily instead of having to run around and downstairs.

@@AzygousWolf I would love to see content like this, it could be at least a quick video about it, I'm just starting out and the tips on the channel are very useful

@@mswill10 I have a couple other videos I'm working on at the moment, but I'll see what I can do :). Hope you enjoy the content, I try put out at least 1 or 2 videos a week

I know the exact feeling!!! Which is why I put it in there, it is the earliest Anvil you can get. I spent a bunch of time throwing away broken gear until I got the anvil from the supply area near silo 3. I feel your pain

​@@AzygousWolf I feel like I barely even scratched the surface of the game with all the stuff I'm seeing. Your videos helped me A LOT. Thank you

@@LilSayo Happy to help! there is heaps to explore and the devs are active in releasing updates. I have a playlist set up with all my current Abiotic Factor videos and each week I release 1 to 2 new videos depending on how busy life is.

It's used to make components for the explosive cartridges for the explosive sledge, the muganade and the tripwire mine, which are all items that can see pretty regular use depending on your play style. That said not every tip is going to be suited for every persons play style, that's the great thing about this game, you can play it how you like

There are no downsides, shitting yourself does basically nothing. (What am I even writing)

@@ThierryPeek 🤣😂🤣😂, FOR SCIENCE!!!

@@ThierryPeek 🤣😂🤣😂 For science!!!

As you get further in, there are a lot more lore and voice logs covering that kind of stuff. Also thanks for the sub!

Honestly the game is great! I do wish there were more quality of life improvements for solo play (and maybe even solo exclusive routes / shortcuts). With that said I wish they did a crossover with Unfortunate Spacemen because that game desperately needs more player. Anyway, kudos to you for making videos!

Perhaps they’re could be a sentry gun and robot mule for solo players to help with base defence and carrying capacity. Maybe even an auto sort feature for container (solo or multiplayer).

@@papakamirneron2514 I can totally get that! The dev's are open to feedback and ideas. steamcommunity.com/app/427410/discussions/5/ So it is worth posting about it! I have more videos in the works as we speak! hope you keep enjoying them!

@@papakamirneron2514 So... There is more stuff as you get deeper into the game, I won't say any more, but keep playing!

Every tip counts :P

Yep, That's the home sweet home buff that appears, where it says you feel relatively safe. The extra benches is a good tip and one that I mentioned in a follow-up video to this one :)

@@AzygousWolf Ah my apologies, just stumbled upon the video in the middle of the night, didn't know that you made a follow up video

@@Sorikon666 No apology needed :), the more discussion around this game the better! I made a second video because there are a lot of extra tips that are useful! I'm thinking of doing a 3rd "Yet another 10 things you should know playing Abiotic Factor" :P

@@AzygousWolf Sounds awesome! Keep it up, the more people find out about this game, the more help new players get, the better

@@Sorikon666 Will do :)

Thanks! I'm working on getting more content out, so I have a few videos up now :)

They are a little bit more outside my comfort zone as I tend to script my videos, plus the Let's Play takes a longer time for me to go through and clean up the audio, I don't have any decent pop filters to cut out harsh sounds or breathing noises, so I'm doing all that manually after recording, which is... a task 😅, but I am getting better at it, I will do more Let's Plays, I'm focusing on getting a bunch of shorter content out at the moment just so there is more for people to watch.

​@@AzygousWolfthats alright man you clearly did a good job with this video, take your time and cook with the next video I'll be here

You aren't the first to not know this! It definitely changes how you set up your bases and defenses for sure!

Super happy you found something useful! I have been aiming for at least a tip or two that helps everyone no matter how much you have played. People have commented on my "10 things I wish I knew" video saying a similar thing. I'm working on one about farming metal scrap easily too.

May i introduce you to chopinator?

This depends on if you are talking in Flathill, or during base defence. For base defence a few scarecrows should keep you pretty safe, in Flathill, I would recommend a combo of nades that freeze it in place and then deal large amounts of damage, this is also useful for when it creates illusions of itself.

This is 100% true, it saves you so much time! Plus you can vacuum up pests and shoot them at enemies

Wow seriously? I've been playing since before the release and I have never once crafted the vacuum.

@silverswordsmith5424 I thought I would break a few computers and use the vacuum to pick them up. Broke a monitor, then tried to vacuum it. Right next to the monitor was the pc tower, cracked but not broken. When I tried to vacuum the bits of monitor on the desk, I accidentally hit the tower and it broke I cleared the whole data farm in like 10 mins lol

@@couragewolf8796 Now you just need a bigger bag to store all that stuff *cough* tip #7 in my latest video *cough*

@@silverswordsmith5424 You really need to, it saves you a lot of time

Happy that they helped!

Thank you! I've tried to keep them short and to the point, I have some more videos that I am working on that will focus on this kind of stuff :)

world in the mirror for whever you get level 5 secuirty hacking XD

The cafeteria is actually a great little starting location for the game till you get into the Manufacturing area, if you did want to move out of their though, the office and bench press space upstairs near the pool is a viable location as well, plus it has easy access to water.

@@AzygousWolf alr ty I think I iwll stay at the cafateria tho for now since all my storage crates are there

Personally, I like putting my main base in the security office with the shutters.

You can expand the safe zone area by placing additional crafting benches. ua-cam.com/video/X2dwJ5Llg84/v-deo.html

@@AzygousWolf can u make multiple crafting benches?

@@Bslbob Yep, in in fact it is tied into an important way to get around a little bit further into the game ;)

Hopefully your resource sorting just got easier!