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great video brother! why didn't you research generator range though?

i wonder the difficulty he plays on. tried this map too many times on Captain's level and still haven't managed to get pass the 1st storm. Anyhow, well played on a successful run, keep it up ! learning alot from these playthroughs

I beat this scenario on the second try, just went full workers side, we had the proletariat paradise with daily executions and hookers.

I got organ transplants on my first run Never got to use it LMAO

Hey, how about you do a bad laws only run one day?

There is a few things I do not agree with here. When it comes to Radical Treatment / Sustain Life, we have to remember that this ONLY affects Medical Posts. It does NOT affect the Infirmary. The reason for this is because when it comes to gravely ill the Infirmary actually cures that by default. This means that Radical Treatment and Sustain Life doesn't matter as long as you have enough Infirmaries. So you only pick these options if your early game before you can get an Infirmary is going poorly. They are obsolete once you have an Infirmary. So Radical Treatment is not that good. You can easily get an Infirmary within a few days. Extra Rations / Overcrowding. The issue here is that it makes the assumption you will have an extreme amount of sick people. Yes. Having 20 spaces in an Infirmary is great an all. But when do you actually need this? If you get houses early on (I get them around day 13-14 in a New Home on normal), you will basically have no sick people until act 3. So if you can get around in act 1 until you have houses. You should be set. In act 3 when the storm comes. You can simply just demolish your wall drills, all food sources and coal mines. That should be at minimum 15 cores that allow you to build 15 Infirmaries. So treatment locations shouldn't be an issue. So why have overcrowding? Also remember that Extra Rations give a +50% bonus. So if you think of it as 5 more spots as you cure people 50% faster, a single Infirmary is 15 instead of 20. However this bonus also stacks. Add Organ Transplants, Medic Apprentices, Shrines/Agitator and you have +15% +50% +20% +20% +20% = 225%. So in effect you have 22,5 spots to heal people in. The difference is that unlike covercrowding, you will have people actually being effective and working faster. Overcrowding might be a little more effective, but it also comes at a discontent cost. With Rations, you can heal almost as much, but without the cost.

I can't understand for the life of me why they don't just standardize the unit rates 😩.

I use to go for extra rations for the ill thinking it would help but all it really does is waste food

I find it hilarious how we all put the Admin building on the right and establish a medical district on the left, right next to research XD

I was starting like this video until the sh't load of adverts. These adverts spoil the content.

Mine are Child Shelters/Engineer Apprenticeships, Extended Shifts/24 Hour shift, and Public House/Moonshine. They work very well.

Nice bro

You can say "I will improve safety" at the first prompt. The only requirement is that you sign a law to improve safety. You don't actually have to improve safety, and signing the law gives you free motivation.

Now try the same but now this time with 60k residents instead of 27k. 😊

I love 11 bit studios games <3

Delulu is the solulu, also very demure

1:23:34 People have indeed died from that (read it and also she deserves the worst punishment possible), no escapes from tragic deaths with relationship rotation.

Why are you researching the worse building like at 31:27, the fracturing pumpjack is just better.

Ice bloods are OP

Better then original!

You didn't research generator range.

I swear this game portrays kids as comically evil

1:10:10 checks out....

Wait that is amazing, I love long form content.

They did their best😭🤧

"I'm not sure where the last 15 people are." Clicks on the frostland teams. "Eh, we'll find them somewhere." "Now I need to find survivo... Ooo steam cores!"

16:09 How do you rotate buildings? I played this game a lot, and i still didnt figured how to rotate

17:45 That Autamaton just flew across the cliff!

Adaptiveness is the way

2:36:40 "Not sure at all" is what he said when controlling the 15 people scout he's finding

Frozen dessert??? Sir thats a tundra

This is going to be good!

the captain's default response to any issue "I won't address this right now" lol

Love this ❤

Not 100% sure but I believe the 'missing' workers are your frostland teams! Edit: 2:53:30 you figured it out

Glory to Sampsa, great person on the discord

Maybe edit the title to have -5 in a bracket after 100

Eeeeeey FP1! Kinda missed those!:D …but can you imagine an utopia where Logi remembers to say the line?:>

this level wasn't hard... but tedious. instead of using that scheme i went for machines to produce both fans and acoustic panels. Also those stupid passive coolers (worst invention EVER) were directly to where they belong: the junk

Unwatchable since its on normal difficulty

You should've built the generator too

and also, the automaton project, if you get medical automaton integration, you will instead get 5% efficiency and -5% cost of automatons

how do you rotate buildings? i don't know

Animal migration is one I know hasn’t happened yet 2:39:21

😅 welp not getting any sleep tonight lmao

Imagine Frostpunk 2 having a micro-management scale game mode like Frostpunk 1 but with all crippling whiteouts, pushy factions and communities, annoying frostbreaking and unwanted nomads knocking at your door asking for food, goods, prefabs and fuel. Edit: plus utopia ambition goals.

BTW: at -120c the earth’s ability to maintain a “livable” environment becomes impossible because you start to get dry ice to form naturally

Started to watch lately. Definitely something I fall asleep to lately logistasmr in a way😂😂😂

Love your content, glad to see you doing some Frostpunk 1 content. :)