Carbon Overload! Oxygen Not Included ep19
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
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Title: Water Works! Oxygen Not Included ep18
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Petition for Lerda to get her own fancy room as a payment for the insane amount of stress Brothgar has put her under.
and the colony is named HAPPY spaceprison
give her like 7 downtime slots
Solitary confinement for Lerda? Yes.
I have always liked to see Brothgar evolve his Playing/Recording style over the years. I’m happy he’s finding a way to keep pumping ye olde videos for us! Many thanks!
venus looking quite different...
it's been so long since I've last played that the only solution to carbon dioxide I can recall is just alot of slicksters
I don't think my computer could handle that many slicksters.
@@brothgar LOL, it's already so laggy....
given the liquid tank is close to 2.5 times as much storage space as the gas tank i wonder if its worth the effort to liquefy it first to increase the storage capacity
i wonder how effective super chilling the co2 would be at condensing it.
Pretty sure you can put a coal temp shift plate behind the center tile of a volcano and the heat from eruption will turn it into a natural tile and reblock it
Watch out! It's the carbon die-oxide!
Multiple Oooh's at the end there and you know Brothgar's head gears are spinning out of control again. =)
At this point, you might as well just line up an entire floor full of carbon skimmers on the bottom of the map.
... And generate power from it.
I think this video illustrates the biggest problem in ONI and it is that eventually the game just grinds to a halt because doing anything takes too long. I'd say that you're a fairly experienced ONI player and even you have to just leave the game idling for several hours to get projects done. There is something fundamentally wrong about how the dupes prioritize work, how they deliver materials and how long moving and building things takes.
Sometimes I just sit and follow a dupe around to see where their time sinks are, they're all over the place. I've had some success setting priorities, but that's a time sink itself.
That gas overlay time-lapse was so much fun to watch haha
When Brothgar uploads you know dups did something dangerous
I did the exact same thing, except I only cut open a few tiles but LO AND BEHOLD- 900 kilo's PR TILE.
I did manage to clean it up, co2 skimmers and a lot of time.
Max I saw was 500 kgs, I never break all open at once, stick a pump in and vent it to an oil biome with wild slicksters on the entire bottom of the map, but make sure to heat it up (doesn't take much, even a cool steam vent waterpool is enough) Slickster will eat that stuff so fast, maybe even make an open stable in the biome to tame some slickster and really up their numbers.
@@YouCountSheep That is assuming you notice it, these pockets of co2 can appear on the other side of the abyssalite borders between biomes.
Man, this has taken a long time! over 700 cycles and you still are barely into the actual space aspect of the DLC (no dis, just an observation. i know you are the expert). I'm curious whether that is how the vanilla starting asteroid/DLC combo plays out normally or not compared to the full normal DLC
I calculated the space efficiency of the rocket gas canisters and commented on another player’s video. Here it is copied and pasted, since it’s relevant to you Brothgar!
Also the new recording technique makes total sense at this point in the game.
The regular Gas Reservoir takes up 15 tiles (5 * 3), plus the floor needed (5 * 1), for a total footprint of 20 tiles, and holds 150kg. That's 7.5kg per tile used.
An equivalent space wise for a room would be a 6 tile (3 * 2) open gas tank, with walls that would make it 20 tiles (5 * 4), for a total of 120kg at 20kg/tile via High Pressure Gas Vent, for 6kg per tile used.
I'm not going to write out a door compressor, but you can get infinite gas storage through that.
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A Large Gas Cargo Canister takes up 25 tiles (5 * 5), is stackable (x * 25), plus the Rocket Platform of 14 tiles (7 * 2), and holds x * 1100kg. Plus the Gas Rocket Ports to Load and Unload the Gas at 6 tiles (2 * 3) each.
I used a graphing program, and got [1100x / (25x + 26)] with 2 Ports, where x=the number of Canisters. With rounding to the closest integer, at x=1 it’s 22 kg/tile, x=2 it’s 29kg/tile, x=3 it’s 33kg/tile, and so on to the horizontal asymptote of y=44.
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In conclusion, it’s about 3 times as efficient to have a single large rocket canister in comparison to a gas reservoir, and it only gets better the taller you build it.
I just watch a documentary about Lake Nyos CO2 disaster. You beter fixed that CO2 problem you have.
> have CO2 explosion in base
> see filtered space ship gas tanks that can hold tons
Brothgar: I think I might have to revisit this idea but just do it on a... * presses ALT+S and zooms out * ...on A BIGGER SCALE.
that's just perfect.
Why not use a super-compressor with doors to just suck all the Carbon Dioxide into a small chamber. Use it later for stuff like CO2 rockets, and at the end of the series, open it and release all the gas! MWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
Brothgar
754 cycles AWESOME
10:30 for gas/liquid eater, its better use door than tile for other side (4d), so it can suck from gas/liquid from top-bottom/left-right. and increase amount by make double door (8d), or all door instead (12d) for crazy sucsion and amount(not test 12d yet ^^)
Your volcano tamer stoped working because of the uranium delete thinggy.
Love your plays! Keep up the awesome.
Thanks, will do!
Hey i got the qeustion about the rocket gas holders. Do they flood. If you put them under water. Because making a
Gas liquid tank in one is then my option. Make a big liquid reservoir whit the gas holders in it. So less space you need for storing. And colling al at once.
:-)
I discovered that tank shenanigans a few days ago, these tanks are so big and are so handy for fully utilizing geysers. And the liquid tank should be almost as useful, I was planning to use a rocket platform in vacuum with 2 tanks 2 loaders and 2 unloaders for liquid hydrogen and oxygen right next to the rocket that they have to fuel. Probably have to insulate a bit so the exhaust doesn't mess it up, but tanks this big with alot of liquid oxygen and hydrogen inside should be an exceptional storage solution without having to have it in a liquid form in a tank where it exchanges heat. Another trick I learned is using radiant pipes in vaccum for liquid hydrogen and run a supercoolant radiant loop (doesnt't have to be full) next to it with some shift plates to precool the pipes, only has to be done once, the hydrogen or oxygen only changes temperature because the pipes are not at that temperature yet and insulated takes alot longer to precool. As much as I love the idea of harvesting energy from rockets the fuel lines kinda have to run in a vaccuum and could even be cheap aluminum, as opposed to insulation pipes. PS a real spaced out playthrough on a DLC map and non classic is much harder, much smaller asteroids with spread out resources. You can truly make satellite bases like you have been doing, setting up on other planets is extremely difficult, especially the lava one, where there is only abyssalite and molten magma right underneath, you have to bring everything and shoot a ton of resources beforehand to make a rocket pad and a fueling solution so you can launch from there again.
You can easily disable any kind of volcano with a well placed temp shift plate made out of refined carbon - it has very low melting threshold, as well as low threshold for making a solid tile out of material when melted.
There is a more efficient gas smasher. All doors. Outside door close, Inner doors close, all open. This allows it to pressurize faster since it can take in gas from every direction, and therefore operate faster
I think the problem with your aluminum volcano is that you have some pretty large gaps in the cooling loop. probably due to the nuclear waste you are using in the pipes getting spit out of the aqua tuner at some point. might want to swap to a different "coolant" or fill the loop back up at the very least.
Easiest way to tame an aluminum volcano is to make it so both the aquatuner and volcano are in the steam chamber > Ship aluminum in a big circle through the steam chamber to get it to ~130 then kick it out to run it through some metal tiles that you are cooling w/ the aquatuner. One turbine can then cover the heat load.
I would be strongly tempted to pump all the carbon dioxide into space.
little tip I picked up on
Closing a volcano with a temp shift plate made out of refined carbon if I remember correctly put it in that one spot and it melts and make a tile plugging the volcano up
hope it helps I got it from FJ again but I think he got it somewhere else
I believe that Lerda has more than earned an extended vacation. Artificial Beach!!!
And the devs watch brothgar so they know what exploit to patch away… and rocket storage has been patch since this video
Don't scrub it, just stick it all into rocket gas storage!!
500 cycles later
@@brothgar I may or may not have commented prematurely LUL
Three words for you: Filtered Gas Manifold
all you need to do with the volcano is put a shift plate made of coal over the tile that activates the volcano and it will turn solid once it erupts
If I remember correctly, Loaders and Unloaders can chain together. So you don't need to have separate loaders and unloaders for connected rocket platforms.
Nevermind... You found out
i liked the timelapse
You just can bottoe this CO2
very very very neat still!
Vent it out into space?
8:30 the single door crusher method did wonders for me in my playthrough, sucked up magma from the bottom core to gain access to a sulfur geyser 👍
Hi brothgar
You're gonna end up needing a dedicated PC to run the game on its own at this rate
Cool
UNDERLOAD
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@@brothgar Overload Underload it was on your video title
before watching; "competition isnt bad." ... pizza.
edit 00; now after 20 sec, I had my slickster to "eat" all of the Co2....pizza.
edit 00-1, you got all that Co2 from digging into the "nuclear bioms", just for the record.
edit 01; on cycle 700+ you should have a "base" witch is "closed", that was your mistake,
edit 01-1; yeh "escaping", go and pollute another planet...pizza.
edit02; finally.... "so we can use that to do that..."
pizza.
148th (acording to my screen)
Hey... nice
3rd lol
Why not set up ventilation that filters each of the detectable gases (or even just carbon dioxide) and put them in tanks or bottles? Im definitely surprised all that hydrogen was holding up all that CO2 too lol