@@Dagonius. Ironically I started a survival world and got too frustrated with it. I didn't feel that the content was that good So I'm going to learn on a creative world to help speed things up. Creative world video is half way recorded. Hopefully up this weekend.
@@OptimitchPrimeYTExcellent plan. Creative removes many unnecessary frustrations when you're just learning the ropes. Survival is GREAT, but it's like running before you know how to walk.
@@Slinkywastaken I'm really excited to be intuitive enough in the game to build cool stuff. I think I'll have a lot of fun with this game. I'm surprised I haven't heard of it until recently.
The fact that you successfully competed the mission then died to suffocation, and managed to time it perfectly so that it didn't mess up the victory. Fabulous. Welcome to SE! The learning curve is steep but worth it, and much like minecraft, there are so many different ways to enjoy the game. Survival, creative, pve, pvp, alone, with friends, so many Multitudes of mods for later on down the road. Hope you have an absolute blast.
Yeah, Space Engineers has a steep learning curve. The main barrier for new players is learning how the game mechanics work. I'd recommend watching the tutorials by Splitsie while playing in an open world.
@@ACrazyGuy318 it is I recently joined a few space engineers group on Facebook and they said the same thing. I did check Splitsie out definitely the best put together tutorials I've seen by far.
You can't go far wrong with Splitsie. 👍 Yeah, you'll learn the basic controls and mechanics, but you'll never run out of new ideas or stop refining your skills.
its really not that difficult tho but yea, if you misinterpret "press space to jump" as pressing all of the solar system to jump as he did, and then explain away your death by ignorance as "i guess you have to die there" and launching into space with your visor open in an un-pressurized cockpit, then, yea, you might be in for some trouble
@@bradharvey3422 yeah, lol. I scrapped my survival world for a creative one to learn on. I'm currently trying to make a cruise missile to destroy the hostile base that blew up my space ship.
@@OptimitchPrimeYT missiles are a lot of fun lol. After you learn missiles making drones will be easy, these are cheap to make can return to base to rearm and if you slap a railgun on one nasty. Enjoy 👍
okay, I'll be honest.... any recommended videos with only a few views I automatically skip.... but... that was worth the watch... so.. thanks for the entertainment, Mitch.
No problem. I'll be working on my editing skills. Id love for my channel to grow but I'm a little anxious that I won't be able to pump content out fast enough. But we'll see I'll be mixing in a little daily life videos probably in the form of reels like art projects. But mainly this channel is intended to be motorcycles and videogames. Still brainstorming how I can make that work.
@@OptimitchPrimeYT just stay consistent.. that's the biggest factor.. pick a schedule you can maintain and don't deviate. 1 a week.. 2 a week.. 1 a month.. whatever it is, be consistent so viewers can anticipate and *plan* to see you! you got this.
1st of all congrats on being on suggested to watch for your first video! 2nd of all welcome to a new type of addiction. This game will take hours and days of your life without you realizing it as you learn the systems and decide what you wanna do all without much input from the game itself. It is very much a game where you can do almost anything you want. I truely recommend you do a solar system start and start on earthlike for your first independent playthrough and i suggest not going to multiplayer until you feel comfortable building ships and understand the core crafting mechanics of the game. Anyway welcome to the Space Engineers universe and hope you stick around and enjoy it!
@@mCoNNoR84 I'm starting to think this will be my new Minecraft. Some of the things people build are so cool!! I'm excited to create once I know what I'm doing.
@@The_Digital_Samurai I'm starting to get the hang of a few things, on a rudimentary level at least. Im pretty sure this will be a game I will come back to over and over. I really enjoyed building a ship in creative then attacking a hostile base. Wish I was into PC gaming years ago just for this game.
Oy, that scenario is so painfully dated in so many ways. Still, as everyone will tell you, the learning curve is steep, and you have to start somewhere. Really, it's a great game, and it keeps getting better and better with each update. The player community is active and engaged, so you'll likely get more tips and advice than you can stand. 🤓
Damn dude, 6 subscribers, first video on your account, 197 views, and 19 comments already!? You've got some magic, my friend. Nice job! Also, welcome to Space Engineers! :D
Space Engineers has a steep learning curve. But worth every minute. Watch Splitsie and others for great vids. He teaches a lot for Newbies. Been playing for better than 5000 hours. Oh and watch out for the game as it is a memory hog. Good luck and have fun
SE is very much a "make your own fun" game. For PVE you really need to look into encounter mods although the most recent update does help on that side. One thing some people do is enlist friends to play as "human NPCs" to generate an adaptive threat to some goal. For a good example you can check out Splitsie's current "Wrong Way Out" series, (although I wouldn't advise quite matching his level of restrictions, those are four very skilled players and includes one of the best rover builders in SE).
@@chakatfirepaw I'm kind of new to PC gaming altogether and have yet to use a single mod ever. I think I need to get a good grasp of the game and pump out vanilla content for a while before I start learning how mods work. But it is definitely something I will need to do in the future
I definitely discovered a few things by accident. And a few more from research. Most recently was dragging a row of blocks with Ctrl. If you know, what's the keys for dragging blocks but it mirrors what you build on the other side? Also i think there is another form of multiple block dragging/placement maybe.
Make sure you weld blocks all the way. They may CLINK and look complete, but you have to also add the rest of the components to give it more durability. Otherwise a smallest bit of damage can damage them making them not work. With your welder or grinder equipped, and looking at a block up close, on the bottom right of your screen there's a component window. This shows what you've added and what is needed to complete the block. Basic rule of thumb with welding it to keep welding until it doesn't let you anymore. I'm down for helping you out ingame if you ever need it. The learning curve of this game can be unforgiving. The most frustrating thing about the game is that you pretty much need to watch youtube tutorials on a lot of stuff to get the full experience and knowledge
Yeeeaaaaah. I was going to start a survival series but I felt it was such a flop for content. It was a neverending loop of collect ore for hours. play for 10 min then UA-cam some tutorials. I'm having a lot of fun playing survival rn.
To switch your toolbar loadout use the "G" menu. For example to put the new gun on the toolbar hit "G" and look for Character Weapons in the lefthand panel of the G menu. Select that and you'll see your weapons that you have, you can then drag those to the toolbar slot that you want them in. Same for tools.
@@robertb6276 I started a creative world to better learn basic controls and functions without so much resource gathering. I think I have a better grasp on Basic menu navigation now as well as actually reading the prompts fully lol.
Your health was critical during the space fight because your helmet was open and your ship had no air. You were suffocating and taking damage the moment you left atmosphere as apparent by the flashes of red around you hud.
@@robertb6276 yeah, I realized that after I died. I think a lot of my focus was placed on trying to talk the whole time, which is something of a new experience for me as a gamer. Kinda felt like rambling.
You need to see Splitsie and some quality of life mods like splittsies quite noise mod and other mods plus he's got the best tuts for space engineers out theirs and most people will recommend him 😊
So many tutorial videos. Not often seen Blank approach to the game. I haven't seen the quick start option used to learn the game. Good choice it seems.
This guy can't read prompts. Hold to heal, grab the oxygen bottle and the hydrogen bottle. I assume he has add or ADHD. (Honestly I've played space engineers for around a decade and I've never done a single mission)
it has been my experience that most of the SE community are functionally retarded he literally came over from minecraft, a game literally designed by a retard to create new retards and endorsed by the corporate gaming industry which itself is staffed by nothing but retards splitsie is a great example of a midwit, that is, a retard who doesn't know they are retarded. he misses everything, has no self-awareness, talks at length about doing simple tasks, and gets irrrationally irritated and vocalizes it when he doesn't get his way. he's the king of the retards, which is why they all worship him. dont expect this new guy to get everything on the first go. its not his fault he was born fucked up, but he'll fit right in.
Yeah. I'm down. I don't play games all the time and I'm already working on getting episode 2 out. It's a creative world to learn on. Let me get that video popped out this weekend then I'll be ready for more.
Check out Demonata Gaming on videos on how to get started, shows step by step on how to build ect. Joining a private server or getting your own good way to get away from PvP stuf Watched and Liked 👍
@@mellowrebel4618 I've never used mods before and I'm new to PC gaming. I'll definitely look into mods after I complete a bigger build in space engineers for the first time.
no dont if you want to learn the game dont use mods people telling you to use mods are only going to hurt your enjoyment play the game a bunch vanilla until youre comfortable with it, like everything is second nature then try some mods never before
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Nice! Really enjoyed your play-through. Please, do continue.
You handled your your first encounter with Space Engineers quite well.
I enjoy watching fresh Space Engineers figure things out.
Have fun! 😉
@@Dagonius. Ironically I started a survival world and got too frustrated with it. I didn't feel that the content was that good So I'm going to learn on a creative world to help speed things up. Creative world video is half way recorded. Hopefully up this weekend.
@@OptimitchPrimeYTExcellent plan. Creative removes many unnecessary frustrations when you're just learning the ropes. Survival is GREAT, but it's like running before you know how to walk.
Deffo on board for more! Been playing SE for years but it's interesting seeing a new players' take on things.
@@Slinkywastaken I'm really excited to be intuitive enough in the game to build cool stuff. I think I'll have a lot of fun with this game. I'm surprised I haven't heard of it until recently.
The fact that you successfully competed the mission then died to suffocation, and managed to time it perfectly so that it didn't mess up the victory. Fabulous.
Welcome to SE! The learning curve is steep but worth it, and much like minecraft, there are so many different ways to enjoy the game. Survival, creative, pve, pvp, alone, with friends, so many Multitudes of mods for later on down the road.
Hope you have an absolute blast.
Yeah, Space Engineers has a steep learning curve. The main barrier for new players is learning how the game mechanics work. I'd recommend watching the tutorials by Splitsie while playing in an open world.
@@ACrazyGuy318 it is I recently joined a few space engineers group on Facebook and they said the same thing. I did check Splitsie out definitely the best put together tutorials I've seen by far.
And watching Splitsie in general, he’s hilarious with Capac.
You can't go far wrong with Splitsie. 👍
Yeah, you'll learn the basic controls and mechanics, but you'll never run out of new ideas or stop refining your skills.
its really not that difficult tho
but yea, if you misinterpret "press space to jump" as pressing all of the solar system to jump as he did, and then explain away your death by ignorance as "i guess you have to die there" and launching into space with your visor open in an un-pressurized cockpit, then, yea, you might be in for some trouble
@kahwigulum 🤣
Welcome to the space engineers community
Keep up the good work. Been playing this game for over 7 years. It gets fun when you really figure things out.
@@cobynantz329 that's a long time. Honestly I can totally see myself calling this game my go to, for when I have a creative gaming itch.
Hi love to see that more UA-camrs are playing space engineers great content
Space Engineers is always a great game im gald to see more people playing it
I remember my 1st time playing as a new player... God it was rough 😆 Im glad this came across my feed, now I get to relive it vicariously!
@@bradharvey3422 yeah, lol. I scrapped my survival world for a creative one to learn on. I'm currently trying to make a cruise missile to destroy the hostile base that blew up my space ship.
@@OptimitchPrimeYT missiles are a lot of fun lol.
After you learn missiles making drones will be easy, these are cheap to make can return to base to rearm and if you slap a railgun on one nasty.
Enjoy 👍
My type of content keep up the good work
okay, I'll be honest.... any recommended videos with only a few views I automatically skip.... but... that was worth the watch... so.. thanks for the entertainment, Mitch.
No problem. I'll be working on my editing skills. Id love for my channel to grow but I'm a little anxious that I won't be able to pump content out fast enough. But we'll see I'll be mixing in a little daily life videos probably in the form of reels like art projects. But mainly this channel is intended to be motorcycles and videogames. Still brainstorming how I can make that work.
@@OptimitchPrimeYT just stay consistent.. that's the biggest factor.. pick a schedule you can maintain and don't deviate. 1 a week.. 2 a week.. 1 a month.. whatever it is, be consistent so viewers can anticipate and *plan* to see you!
you got this.
You should go to captain Jakes sever if you need people to play with and join his server to connect with people on the server
1st of all congrats on being on suggested to watch for your first video! 2nd of all welcome to a new type of addiction. This game will take hours and days of your life without you realizing it as you learn the systems and decide what you wanna do all without much input from the game itself. It is very much a game where you can do almost anything you want. I truely recommend you do a solar system start and start on earthlike for your first independent playthrough and i suggest not going to multiplayer until you feel comfortable building ships and understand the core crafting mechanics of the game.
Anyway welcome to the Space Engineers universe and hope you stick around and enjoy it!
Thanks for taking me back to what it was like to discover this game for the first time; I really enjoyed that and I am looking forward to more.
@@geminimiche in the works now. Creative world to learn on.
Welcome aboard cadet. Space is a dangerous, unforgiving bitch. Watch your back, build big, put guns on everything and fly safe o7.
@@WelshProgrammer love this, Roger that!!
where is the next video? great first start. keep them coming!
@@alydiaz1793 in the works hopefully this weekend
Welcome to SE engineer! This is my all time favorite game!
@@mCoNNoR84 I'm starting to think this will be my new Minecraft. Some of the things people build are so cool!! I'm excited to create once I know what I'm doing.
Watching new players discover this game is awesome. Brings back memories of when some of us had no clue and no tutorials.
@@The_Digital_Samurai I'm starting to get the hang of a few things, on a rudimentary level at least. Im pretty sure this will be a game I will come back to over and over. I really enjoyed building a ship in creative then attacking a hostile base. Wish I was into PC gaming years ago just for this game.
Oy, that scenario is so painfully dated in so many ways. Still, as everyone will tell you, the learning curve is steep, and you have to start somewhere. Really, it's a great game, and it keeps getting better and better with each update. The player community is active and engaged, so you'll likely get more tips and advice than you can stand. 🤓
Seems pretty unanimous from everyone to check out Splitsie for guidance. Which I did later. It was very helpful.
Great content!
Thanks Cory, glad you enjoyed it.
Damn dude, 6 subscribers, first video on your account, 197 views, and 19 comments already!? You've got some magic, my friend. Nice job! Also, welcome to Space Engineers! :D
It's definitely encouraging me to get to work on episode 2. Coming from being a Minecraft player I'm excited for some epic builds in the future.
ayyyy its the vector thrust guy
wait until he figures out there's no end game and once you build one ship or station, you've pretty much done everything
This was fun. Hope you make more.
Space Engineers has a steep learning curve. But worth every minute. Watch Splitsie and others for great vids. He teaches a lot for Newbies. Been playing for better than 5000 hours. Oh and watch out for the game as it is a memory hog. Good luck and have fun
@@blackphoenix2753 yess! Splitsie is the man. He is very good at explaining without to much information.
SE is very much a "make your own fun" game. For PVE you really need to look into encounter mods although the most recent update does help on that side.
One thing some people do is enlist friends to play as "human NPCs" to generate an adaptive threat to some goal. For a good example you can check out Splitsie's current "Wrong Way Out" series, (although I wouldn't advise quite matching his level of restrictions, those are four very skilled players and includes one of the best rover builders in SE).
@@chakatfirepaw I'm kind of new to PC gaming altogether and have yet to use a single mod ever. I think I need to get a good grasp of the game and pump out vanilla content for a while before I start learning how mods work. But it is definitely something I will need to do in the future
it took me ages to learn the hidden key commands, as well as that attaching a wheel on its own doesnt work at all
I definitely discovered a few things by accident. And a few more from research. Most recently was dragging a row of blocks with Ctrl. If you know, what's the keys for dragging blocks but it mirrors what you build on the other side? Also i think there is another form of multiple block dragging/placement maybe.
Make sure you weld blocks all the way. They may CLINK and look complete, but you have to also add the rest of the components to give it more durability. Otherwise a smallest bit of damage can damage them making them not work. With your welder or grinder equipped, and looking at a block up close, on the bottom right of your screen there's a component window. This shows what you've added and what is needed to complete the block. Basic rule of thumb with welding it to keep welding until it doesn't let you anymore. I'm down for helping you out ingame if you ever need it. The learning curve of this game can be unforgiving. The most frustrating thing about the game is that you pretty much need to watch youtube tutorials on a lot of stuff to get the full experience and knowledge
Yeeeaaaaah. I was going to start a survival series but I felt it was such a flop for content. It was a neverending loop of collect ore for hours. play for 10 min then UA-cam some tutorials. I'm having a lot of fun playing survival rn.
To switch your toolbar loadout use the "G" menu. For example to put the new gun on the toolbar hit "G" and look for Character Weapons in the lefthand panel of the G menu. Select that and you'll see your weapons that you have, you can then drag those to the toolbar slot that you want them in. Same for tools.
@@robertb6276 I started a creative world to better learn basic controls and functions without so much resource gathering. I think I have a better grasp on Basic menu navigation now as well as actually reading the prompts fully lol.
Your health was critical during the space fight because your helmet was open and your ship had no air. You were suffocating and taking damage the moment you left atmosphere as apparent by the flashes of red around you hud.
@@robertb6276 yeah, I realized that after I died. I think a lot of my focus was placed on trying to talk the whole time, which is something of a new experience for me as a gamer. Kinda felt like rambling.
You need to see Splitsie and some quality of life mods like splittsies quite noise mod and other mods plus he's got the best tuts for space engineers out theirs and most people will recommend him 😊
@@ramonsutton Splitsie is the man! Mods for sure in the future. But I want to learn on vanilla for a while.
So many tutorial videos. Not often seen Blank approach to the game.
I haven't seen the quick start option used to learn the game.
Good choice it seems.
You died in space during the battle because your helmet was open.
I have a hard time seeing the color red sometimes. Didn't even notice the pulsing red screen for damage until watching it myself later.
This guy can't read prompts. Hold to heal, grab the oxygen bottle and the hydrogen bottle. I assume he has add or ADHD. (Honestly I've played space engineers for around a decade and I've never done a single mission)
😂 feeling called out. I can not confirm or deny this information.
it has been my experience that most of the SE community are functionally retarded
he literally came over from minecraft, a game literally designed by a retard to create new retards and endorsed by the corporate gaming industry which itself is staffed by nothing but retards
splitsie is a great example of a midwit, that is, a retard who doesn't know they are retarded. he misses everything, has no self-awareness, talks at length about doing simple tasks, and gets irrrationally irritated and vocalizes it when he doesn't get his way. he's the king of the retards, which is why they all worship him.
dont expect this new guy to get everything on the first go. its not his fault he was born fucked up, but he'll fit right in.
oh hell ya! I just started playing this again a couple days ago! if you want a partner for ep 2 hmu! o7
Yeah. I'm down. I don't play games all the time and I'm already working on getting episode 2 out. It's a creative world to learn on. Let me get that video popped out this weekend then I'll be ready for more.
It's HOLD "F" to recharge at the medical stations. It looked and sounded like you were just hitting the "F" key.
@@robertb6276 yeah I definitely was.
Just in time to become a pro before Space Engineers 2 is released 😂😂😂
@@danjam888🤣 oh I'll definitely be on it.
Check out Demonata Gaming on videos on how to get started, shows step by step on how to build ect.
Joining a private server or getting your own good way to get away from PvP stuf
Watched and Liked 👍
Will do, I'll check em out.
GET THE AUTO ORE PICKUP MOD, COMPASS HUD MOD, INVENTORY FULL MOD, AUTO CLOSE DOORS, SLEEP MOD IF IT STILL WORKS.
@@mellowrebel4618 I've never used mods before and I'm new to PC gaming. I'll definitely look into mods after I complete a bigger build in space engineers for the first time.
no dont
if you want to learn the game
dont use mods
people telling you to use mods are only going to hurt your enjoyment
play the game a bunch vanilla until youre comfortable with it, like everything is second nature
then try some mods
never before
theres no reason to press j and open your visor
literally none
close it and keep it closed at all times
Lol, yeah I realized that when I explored a survival world later.
Hi
@@Turbodude-rx6ig what's up turbo dude!