The Greatest Ship? | Stormworks: Build and Rescue
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- Опубліковано 21 лис 2021
- In today's video I return to Stormworks to check out the massive S.S Normandie and it looks amazing in game!
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Intro by Ozzers Oz - Ігри
The queen mary and normandie were actually rivals. They both tried hard to beat each other in speed and size. Queen Mary beat normandie in both size and speed. And furthermore the queen reputation was secured when a fire broke out in normandie from a light while preparing her for war. And all the ships life jackets were in the room where the fire started so it spread quickly
Indeed, however queen mary came later than normandie so normandie actually held the blue riband for a while before queen Mary had her second voyage
Normandie bigger than RMS Queen Mary 1 4 Meters
Wait a minute the ship is named the ss Normandy but D-Day happened I feel like this ship was named after D-Day
It was built in the 1930s years before d say it sank in 1941 after a fire so yeah TL:DR no
Normandie is a place in France
She's the most beautiful ocean liner
Finally, a normandie!
She's been out for a while, as well as Queen Elizabeth. :)
@@Kaidhicksii Yes, I'm aware. thanks :)
Almost like the queen Mary the sad thing it caught fire
12:30 This is the First Class Smoke Room, the Room on the other side of the stairs is the Grill Room and on the other side is the Lounge.
Jesse: "I'm just going to point out how amazing this interior is!"
Mean while in the engine room *THUD THUD THUD*
Ya know it capsized in a new york harbour when it caught fire and then they tried to put it out but it capsized in 1942 i beilieve
Fun fact about the normandie:in the island of puerto rico a rich man married a french woman who loved the normandie so much,she went on it many times and as a gift from her husban,he made a hotel called the normandie in the late 50s in the capital of the island of puerto rico (san juan) but the special thing about it was that he took inspiration from the ship its self by making the hotel a bit like the normandie (by that i mean the build plans) but when the late 90s came the hotel became ababdon and sits like that till this very day,all tho there where plans to rebuild it in 2020 by fanatics of the hotel,the giverment decided to demolish it but nothing has happend...jet.
(Sorry for bad spelling)
There's pitcher's of the normandie where the stairs that you walked down and it's amazing
'pictures'
Wow, Amazing video Jesse!
OMG, is that the Queen Mary?
(Please don't woosh me, I know it's the Normandie.)
He will post that bro just wait okay! 😀
What???!!!! I thought it was the Great Eastern
Now this is a good one. About time you finally reviewed Normandie in Stormworks (Queen Elizabeth is also in it and has been for quite some time, so definitely give her a look too at some point). 😂 Yes, she is without question one of the greatest liners of all time. Many say she is the greatest period. She was launched in 1932 and had her maiden voyage in 1935. She surpassed the Majestic (ex-Bismarck) as the world's largest liner, becoming the first ship to reach the mythical 1,000 foot mark, as well as the first to exceed 70,000 tons. She was also the first and, to this day, the most powerful steam turbo-electric powered ship in the world. At 1,029 feet long, she was just under 10 feet longer than the Queen Mary. Tonnage-wise, the Mary was initially larger at 80,774 tons, when she was launched in 1934. However, the Normandie underwent a refit that saw her receive an enclosed tourist lounge aft, which increased her size from 79,280 tons to 83,423 tons. This enabled her to reclaim the title of world's largest liner, until the Queen Elizabeth came along in 1938. On her maiden voyage she took the Blue Riband from the Rex, reaching New York in 4 days, 3 hours and 2 minutes. She then proceeded to also beat the Bremen and win the eastbound record on her return trip, with a time of 4 days, 3 hours and 25 minutes, becoming the first ship to achieve an average speed of 30 knots. In 1936, the Queen Mary beat the Normandie and took the Blue Riband, after falling short of the French liner's record on her first few crossings. This would see the most intense rivalry between ships as the two battled it out for the Riband. The Normandie would win it back in 1937 after a propeller change partially meant to help reduce vibration issues, but then the Mary beat her for good in 1938, and as we know held the Blue Riband in both directions until the United States destroyed her in 1952. Interior-wise, Normandie was perhaps the grandest of any liner to sail. Her First Class accommodations included huge, royally decorated public rooms, a restaurant larger than the Hall of Mirrors in the Palace of Versailles (and I've been there so I can confirm this :) doors the size of which could be found in a cathedral, and cabins decorated in a way where none were the same, some of which had private promenades. However, Tourist and Cabin Class were more bland in detail, with not nearly as much effort having been put into them, and when compared to First Class, the sheer scale of the interiors' grandeur caused many passengers to feel uncomfortable. This was not the case with the Queen Mary: while her interiors were not on the same level as that of Normandie's, all 3 classes were well and thoughtfully decorated, and were far more comfortable with passengers. This helped her be the most popular ship in the world, even when compared to Normandie's more opulent and modern design, the speed and safety of the United States, Queen Elizabeth's greater size, and many more vessels. Normandie was unfortunately destroyed in World War 2, when the US Army were converting her into a troop ship. Her state-of-the-art firefighting systems were turned off, and one of the many lifejackets left scattered throughout her interior caught fire.
To many words thats imposible!
Um thats like a history book pasted
Um did that took a whole hour to say?
@@Nobist1216 You could've said all that in one comment rather than three you know... 🤣 Well to answer all of them: sorry m8, I'm still working on that. But at least I managed to get my point across. Didn't take an hour though. 😛
I love the design it kinda looks like queen mary
Because she has three big red and black funnels, right?
@@Kaidhicksii Probably yeah
Eh not really
This is amazing someone really did their Homework can you imagine if someone started up a company and got the approval from the marine Naval guys to get permission to rebuild these old ships as moving museum
@John Davenport maybe but the Rewards from rebuilding these ancient ships Would be priceless As one of my favorite characters used to say from within 1 of my favorite movies expare no expense
@John Davenport Yeah that's tbut it has been my craziest long dreams since I learned about the arm as Titanic and the idea came to me a few years ago for a true replica none of that more today replica stuff
I love this game
Best Stormworks video you ever done.
oh my god this is one of the best ships i have ever seen :))))
Hey Jesse nice video, I'm glad you liked the ship! To avoid the engines blowing up you need to disable engine overheating. I want to eventually do a proper advanced build of the engines but I've got some other projects in the works right now. I'm not sure why the stern broke off like that, I've never had that happen! I always run it with infinite electricity so the mags never quit working. Anyway thanks for the review and have a good one!
Also, think you can do another video with the Normandie? I really like it.
17:56 Lol even the 3rd last lifeboats (Port and Starboard) are cut into two (the biggest piece is at the stern).
Wow like your videos Jesse because your videos are super awesome!! Post more! 😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉😉
“I’m not saying cruise ships aren’t designed well, but a lot of them do catch fire”, Jesse you know what boat your on right?
Aw yes the Normandie.
Camodo gaming needs to try this ship out.
His pc would crash, but yea that would be cool
that would be a great episode
This, and the Queen Elizabeth and the Titan. :D
@@Kaidhicksii *YUS!*
@@jasonaldeanfan1008 well he could just buy a new one
I played with this ship yesterday!
You won't believe this but on tiny sailors there's been a major update on the Normandy and I mean major update and the skin is different to
This must have taken forever to build
Fun fat The ship was actually designed to be cold and intimidating
Beautiful
jessie grill da ship
he grilled the normandie engines
Like your videos your the world's collest UA-camr ever!! Like your videos!! Nice!! 😉😉😉😉
grand ship
Jesse “ I’m gonna point out this ship has so much interior goes into room with no interior
How many times have you been on a ship?
JESSIE GILLET should have more love he has to go through so much effort also great vid keep it up!!!!
what type of pc do you have? mine is a cyberpower pc and it can run these ships with minimal lag
u should look a t it at night ITS AMAZING
Nice
👌
woah
When Normandie is sus for dieing in a fire and wrecked in new york
I love it
guess you could say the Normandie *normandied* ;)
yes. normandie IS the greatest ship
My favorite is S.S. Argonautica Cruise Ship it:s from Deep Rising (1998)
Queen Mary Gang
@@peterbiltguy4311 It's M.S tho-
@@ukaszwalczak1154 THX 😀
@UCdVNYM6IPmpBNnIHqOfbTtQ Are you sure? 🤔
Can you the rms Majestic in tiny salors worlds
Why is his time set to 2032 lol
It’s the Queen Mary
Bruh ship bigger then the backrooms 💀
16:49 what 😳
Im from vietnam
Nice
Second like btw
I call this better than queen mary
Are the queen Mary and Normandie sister ships?
I AM FINALLY EARLY AAAAAAHHHHH
So i was right it was normadie
IDK why is Laggy
Maybe because the ship is huge
Not the greatest ship, the bow is too short and looks kinda weird. I do like the flares as smoke tho
The bow isn’t short??
norandie not nomandy
Seriously
This is not even the sinking of the Normandie it’s more like titanic/Britannic
Normandie and the ships built around that time (including Queen Mary) are all overrated in my opinion. Art Deco looks way too simple, I don’t like it compared to old European architecture.
bad lag
i know its a controversial opinion, the normandie is not my favorite ship. and i think it is quite ugly. the insides were nice.