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Deja vu! Oh wowie am I glad to be back here. Got reminded of the game after discovering Tlatoani.

Bro built Greeley Colorado in the USSR

please for your next vid talk about making your construction industry self sufficient. how you need boards, gravel, concrete, asphalt, prefabs, bricks, and all of the local and national infrastructure to make it all work just so you don't have to take massive loans to buy all of that material. it is by far the bread and butter of what makes this game such a unique city builder and the satisfaction of making a whole new district/town with its accompanying industry.

CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED!!!!!

I'm leaving a comment so the algorithm recommends this to more people

Damn this is some good content. I hope more people find your channel

Those view numbers are a disrespect for the quality of the video!

magnificent engineering projects here

Meat?! In my communist utopia?!

At At last!!!! Another video

Here to help the algorithm.

making a combine that big is kinda insane, and it being actually profitable is even more. great success!! i still wonder how many fields and farms would be needed to feed that monstrosity.

I think a good next pair of industries would be clothes + small chems! It's a logistical nightmare, but one small chem factory (or a small battery of them) can be supplied by forklifts without any issue, and have their product moved to the warehouse connected to 1-2 fabric + 2-4 clothing factories. Building it nearby an oil deposit would be best, but everything can be handled by trucks (except for crops, arguably). Chemicals are a big expense, too, and having excess chems opens up other industries (such as waste processing).

This is a high quality video; informative and entertaining

Another highlight in the galaxy of entertainment that is your channel.

Great video. Thanks

Love the disciples 2 and Heroes of might and magic 3 references, making the soviet game review with the play every eastern home have.

FIRST COMMENT! I love your vids

Bravo

For clothes factory you really need a fabric factory too.

Your comments on traps illustrated a problem with a lot of D&D games. Traps are always just...there. In my imagination, dealing with traps is a careful process with lots of mechanical elements to figure out, like a little mini-puzzle. In video games, and even in bog-standard tabletop D&D, traps are usually just "detect then disarm" with nothing else involved. I think the 3d Fallout games are one of the few examples where you actually have to keep an eye out for traps in a realistic way i.e. looking for tripwires and pressure plates naturally.

One thing I preferred about BG1 over BG2, apart from the aesthetics, was the huge range of available characters. As you point out, the characters are more shallow and simple, but I think the wider variety means the player can pick who they want freely and let their imagination do the rest. In BG2 if you want to play a good character your options are fairly limited based on party composition (I would never voluntarily associate with Aerie otherwise). In BG1 you actually feel like you have enough options to make your own decisions. Jagged Alliance, as you point out, has a similar range, which is something I liked about that game too.

I love the transition cards and editing in general. Delightful to watch

i have no idea what the hell your actually saying but i love the editing bro!

High-quality content.

incredible planning comrade, women of the republic rejoice at this commitment

GThis may be old, but it's incredibly helpful for my pea-brained tactical and strategic mind. So tank you. Tank you very much.

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arab soviet chairman: hazard waste! my beloved. but what is this hazard waste plant you speak of? chemicals? comrade! hazard waste yearns to come back to the planet, that's why we import it so it can become one with the motherland skies.

great and funny video, really enjoyed it!

Awesome! How have I not found a entertaining tutorial like this before?

Your honour, if you are what you eat, my client is an innocent man

Really well made video. My people no longer eat meat, but radios

4:23 Not great, not terrible.

Still sad about the clothes. There such neet factories to set up.

Just love that "welcome to ARABIC MAP"

+1 wildly underrated. Keep up the awesome work, p.s. loved the nod to myth soulblighter 😂

Very underrated content

Welcome back! I love W&R:SR. Keep it up, you have better videos (and they're far more fun and interesting) than several 1 million + subscriber channels I know 👌👌

nice

simple yet effective. Thanks!

Usually don't bother myself with this, but commenting for the algoritm. You deserve much more spotlight. Great video. Subscribed

If you feel REEEEEALLY adventurous you could also do Cosmonaut mode, where you can't autobuild for cash anymore and have to physically make every building, pylon, footpath and road on your own

Great video thanks

Well, you followed me on twitter and here i am to give you a sub, a view and a like - and a comment

Oh man the Realistic mode on this game adds more depth and excitement to a city. It’s tougher but allows better budget control from the get go. When you start out play the harder settings for the increased depth but always take easy money when you’re learning. You’ll spend 8 mil roubles so fast, especially if you pay for buildings

How is the campaign in this game? I must admit I'm overall not too interested in Workers & Resources but I'm always on the lookout for good city builder campaigns.

Can we get more guides? I started workers and resources recently and found out that (unlike UoC2 because of you) W&R lack good guides, and it really needs it, because realistic is the only way to play

welcome back