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It is looking beautiful. I always heard that people who talk to themselves are smart. Apparently all of the greatest minds of our history talked to themselves. So guess we are smart😅

Enjoyable, this one, somehow.

Yeah, congrats on the 100%. The haul of black powder seems to be pointing you towards weapons crafting - insofar as this is possible at the moment.

You are being called a king [majesty] by some in your settlement - wonder what has triggered this and how you can benefit from it. I'm presuming it's maybe a rep thing linked to the village's growth in size and population... I too came across some references elsewhere to "superior citizens" (or somesuch term) with enhanced skillsets. The video I stumbled across seemed to indicate that the way you encounter these is by spending more time transiting distances via proper roads rather than going across country (as you tend to do - hunting and foraging as you go). If this is true, then you presumably will come across these paragons as fellow travellers of the roads. I've noticed that you have come across others on the roads before, but that you've tended to swerve past them and hurry on your way - to be fair, it's not apparent if you've been given a "talk" option. But maybe worth a try if you meet people on a road - can't hurt, eh?

Hope you are doing well today

An unequal contest: one crossbow versus 20 pirates with guns! They had it coming to them. Shame you don't seem to get to keep all their weapons...

Wow, those stickers really add...something...to the train, I guess. Very inspirational, I'm sure...

It's both entertaining and relaxing at the same time to see your settlement grow stage by stage.

Of there is more loot than you can carry, after claiming the island out a box downs put extras in the box and come back to get it. Also, the windmills are now able to be dismantled for parts to make windmills for energy

Thank you for sharing, I'm really enjoying this season. Could you please build some benches around the town, so that guy shuts up? Lol

Nice, i have never got 100% on that one…congrats

What a homebody you are LOL! You've got a huge living room with a vast space in the centre that you'll have to fill. Any ideas? Maybe a decorative indoor rock garden - maybe even with a water feature? [See how addictive it gets...] But, seriously, of course you'll need all sorts of work benches and crafting stuff. Maybe an expanded kitchen area. Preferably some of the sited next to windows for natural light. In which case, I suspect you'll need more windows in the walls. And indoor lights. More lights!!

Hmmm. You can sometimes act a bit, errr, weird CV! I mean, who the heck would want to tame a giraffe? What use are they - apart from being decorative, and of course being what looks to be a big chunk of meat? Apple-flavoured meat with all the apples you've wasted on them. And think, if you managed to tame one, and ride it, how could you pass under any railway or road bridges you might come across... Chickens, now - they are worth taming and building a coop for (if you're able). Roast chicken, eggs - that's real food!

C'mon here - help us out! Just what did you do differently to make things work properly this time round?

It is indeed infuriating when the game is just actively blocking your progress, and not giving you much clearer guidance on just what exactly is expected from you to progress. The game developers are clearly at fault for not doing adequately rigorous play-throughs themselves pre-release. This segment has two clear examples of this that you highlight: how to refill the jerrycans, and how to meet the preconditions required to fill the generator and access the hut/fuse. Still, something to look forward to as and when you crack these problems - as I'm sure you will!

Good video!

You're setting a cracking pace now! Question: can you deliberately put a man and a woman (strangers to each other) in the same house and effectively make a couple of them (with babies resulting)?

Thank you. A very productive and enjoyable sweep-up of The Dome, I thought. You got a lot done. Do you need to convert any raw fission material into a useable put-straight-into-the-reactor form to get more power? Maybe I'm being dense here and not seeing it... I remain puzzled too by the Sticker items you collect. Just exactly what can they do and be of benefit to you? (You haven't used any so far.)

I agree with you that you should get "model citizen" points for paying your taxes in full and on time. Ay idea what happens if you default in the game?

Consider upping the volume of your voice.

This game is all about not storing much at all but using it all as you go. Energy drinks weigh less than the plants so take less storage. You shouldn't have to store much at all if you unlock and make things for the train. Not sure yet if you get materials back by scraping anything. Anyway great series, totally enjoying watching it. Drone show on the top of your screen when they are near you so you can tell when you have got them all.

Now I'm sure it's not the really Viking but a clone..... rolfdwl. Oh and yes you can still make a lot of money your just not doing the things to make money, idk. In fact go watch the real Carnivore Viking season one and two you'll see :p hehehehe. You gave the lady the wrong potion which is why she died m8, so No you don't get anything for it, don't shoot the messenger ok. JK, hope this finds you well, cheers.

I wonder if you'll get further unlocking clues in the form of notes found with the bodies of other crew members - a morbid thought, I know, but it would fit in with a picture of fleeing colonists on the run, leaving notes "for the record" as they stop and bury casualties. The aggressive (ie non-scavenger) drones don't seem particularly lethal so far - but I suppose the windscreen damage was real enough.

You have 5 seasons to complete the King's quest, that's very doable m8, GL.

The storage you're given seems a bit paltry; shame that you can't easily craft a big backpack yourself, rather than pay through the nose to buy it. But using the car makes getting fuel a priority. Shame you can't make zombie-fuel like you can make fertiliser - true biofuel. Likewise with the few non-tree plants you find.

The power endurance of the train is a bit disappointing; with a reactor, you'd expect continuous generation of power for some time. (Aaah, but of course this is game reality and not life reality!) So far, you've discovered only one grave - at the start station. The bulk of the settlers/colonists you've interacted second-hand with so far might possibly be waiting for you to meet up with sometime - or they might be dead, of course. Wonder who the big enemy is? Civil war/mutiny? Maybe the planet itself reacting against intruders - think Forbidden Planet, the Krulls and "creatures from the Id"? [Big fan of that film here... 😜] No doubt we'll find out.

British badgers can be quite large imo - dog-size at least. Notoriously fearless, they will turn and fight if they must (not your easy kills) and are unafraid to go rummaging in urban areas and their rubbish stashes. Farmers don't like them for some reason, and are always agitating to kill them claiming they transmit Bovine TB (I believe). But they are handsome creatures - with big teeth!

Really glad that you picked up this game again. I remember the trial run, which had some interesting and dark features. Left me wishing for more at the end of the demo. (You've clearly recalled the game's basics as you opened up things this time around with quick and pretty sure confidence.) Hope the reactor at the rear isn't susceptible to enemy fire without protective walls/screens...

Do barrels…more storage

The fertiliser maker seems gruesome, but has a sort of logic to it. I had wondered why the game didn't just disappear "dead" zombies. Now we know. Curious about why you are using 2 storage spaces to store spike units. Why not just keep them outside the storage box, put down as normal and moved elsewhere as and when needed. The storage spaces freed can then be used for other things, eg veggies.

I'm thinking that the spikes are a bit wasteful and not really needed at the moment: in your initial playthrough you crafted a gate (with spikes on the top) that fitted the front entrance perfectly. It opened and closed OK. Why not one of these rather than spikes you can run into? That said, I can see a use for spikes when and if mass zombie attacks take place. But you can no doubt put them down anywhere (including inside and outside of buildings) to form little redoubts or fortresses. (Think of the 1964 film Zulu and its inner sandbag redoubt as an example.)

A bit crude, but playable. The zombies appear to be a pushover individually - presumably riskier if they attack in swarms.

Three barrel is where i just built my base. The mutants can not get up the ramp. On the last barrel you can build a 3X3 base and the legs do not go outside the barrel. Mutants can not damage it

Start by building a fort of ice palisades with spikes, and an ice gate. Then build your house in there, then you are reasonably protected. build a couple of foundations on each side and a ladder...then you can stand inside and shoot them, plus they take damage from your spikes.. and then the rest will almost come by itself, once you just have a safe place they can't get in and then a couple of greenhouses, as each plant you harvest gives 200 XP which can be used in the skill tree and taming a couple of the big yeti kings helps a lot hehe The hunting rifle is really good, it's better than the "machine gun" because it fires 50 bullets in 3 seconds.

Thanks so much, look forward to the next one 👍

The best food supply is the marlin. They are easy to get

Those wolves who sneak up on you - it's a shame that there's no part of the screen that might indicate the approach of an enemy/predator - like a red dot on a map turning up. Or is there, and I'm just not noticing it? (You can't spend half the time glancing back and forth like a shifty thief!) The new stone house. Who are you giving it to? Or does it just accommodate more people? Can I just add that I like and am amused by the voice of your character: just the right mix of whine and wheedling, in an attractive Eastern European accent. The writer of the script has a good humorous way with words - wanting a "beverage" aka a drink for example. Very British or Australian - here we might say "have a bevvy" as Aussie-type slang for drinking a pint of beer. And why not, eh! 😁

Components are a real pain early game along with rubber

Use the paddle boat for storage. In every game you play your health is always the least you look after 🤔 I don't understand when you need to eat & drink to keep your health/ stamina, why you neglect that , everything else seems to be a priority, when on actual fact, things would be so much easier if you looked after yourself. Not meaning to be negative. Thanks for the stream 😊

Loving the series, keep on keeping on , looking forward to the next one, thank you 😊

Those vessels of yours really crack along and make the site-hopping for loot a far less tedious business than other games. The house expansion was well done, and the glass walls look good. (I thought that you'd bop that cheeky crab at the end for food, but it was his lucky day clearly.)

What a gem this channel is! Thanks for posting!

Excuse the pun, but I find that I can't really warm to this game. Too tediously quirky: annoys more than it grips you. Didn't finish the episode. But you can have a thumbs-up for the effort, and the algorithm. 😁

Seems very easy in some respects - eg crafting from the get-go. And the effortless supply of food in the form of apples. (As is the convenient placing of your island in a drinkable freshwater "sea"!) Taming the horse was ludicrously easy... But I agree that finding and extracting ores is a potential hurdle - looks like a definite lack or ore-rocks in the general lndscape. Maybe ore-fields in higher ground/hills, but will you need a higher quality pickaxe to mine the ore? Paradoxically, will you need iron tools to mine ores - including [gulp] iron? But perhaps you'll find some random chunks iron just lying around... By the way, no problem with animal noises here. But remember that you do (as admitted before) wear headphones, as might the other commenter. So sounds are a bit more intrusive. Noticeable when you pause frequently in play when you think you hear a bear, or a wolf, or other threat...

Solid progress, I think. The stumps provide a relatively easy way to get logs, but of course chopping down trees helps clear ground for now. The wiseants gave you a lot of bother in the previous game, but here they just sort of linger around on the fringes. I wonder why the difference? Also, you don't seem to come across as many camps and loot sites etc when hunting/travelling. Now and then, yes, but not as frequently from my hazy recollection. Perhaps a late game perk...

Is there any sort of story ie:- why your there or got there, what your goals might be ect , not wanting to be negative but i think the constant whistling, definitely not bird like is very irritating. I'm on the fence with this one , thanks for show casing 😉

You have to use the books and Crystals to level up

"Sounds like she's working hard" - my thought was a bit more, er, carnal than that, I am ashamed to say. Male grunts are not so distracting, let alone so annoying. (Did you get to choose the gender or was it PC-prescriptive?) [Saw the cubicle thingy at the front of the plane and thought you might find toilet paper to loot LOL!] A first judgement: the insane number of attacks at the very start, while you're building up things, is a real thumbs-down. The lack of easy/ready food sources too - you're down to eating predators for heavens sake, at the risk of dying. Fish and fishing through the ice would have been better before real hunting becomes viable. A fun game of a sort, but some very silly flaws.