I Can't Stop Playing Satisfactory.
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Nick realizes that Satisfactory is probably the perfect game and without a strong sense of self-control, he would probably never stop playing it.
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Sometimes we just need to spend a day/week/month creating a virtual widget factory. I mean, why not?
i know it’s been a year, but i got this game 2 months ago with no idea what the game was. i have put 700 hours in since. a month is 730 hours. i now watch these kinds of videos nonstop when i can’t play the game itself. help
@@thonasgmainkg1551 it is truly a time sink of the best kind
@@thonasgmainkg1551 I have the same problem, I CAN'T STOP PLAYING SATISFACTORY. Oh and I play multiplayer some times and once when I did that I forgot to eat breakfast.
7:39 All the spawn points you select to create a new map at the beginning, are all on one planet, an giant, fully hand crafted big map with 5.4 km * 5.4 km (30 km2)
Isn't it absolutely ridiculous?
30 Hours, oh you sweet summer child. I know I passed the 1000 hour mark sometime ago. 5 worlds and several revisions on super bases.
Hahah! I have a backlog of three videos to produce, as you know, so I'd LOVE to invest more... I've actually put in another almost 10 hours since.
Please upload your saves kthxbai
Smart splitter - caterium research.
Great!
Or programmable splitter if you want to have more then 3 items in 1 conveyor - farther in caterium research
Yeah, develope your caterium tree asap. It's got all the cool toys and tools. Even with manually mining it you can get pretty far.
"Satisfactory doesn't need to hold your hand! You're already ten steps ahead!"
Calling bullshit here. I'm always 10 steps behind (that is not a joke).
Well, I suppose it ebbs and flows :) I always know what the plan says to do, but then I have to actually do it.
In the same week, my first rocket started in Factorio, Satisfactory was released on Steam. Now, I am addicted to Satisfactory, started programming optimization tool in C#, clocked 130 hours into Satisfactory and I know, this is is nothing compared to other guys, who are building those mega bases with much more effort and complexity. This game is a life changer.
It seriously is! I said it in my Factorio video, but games like these could inspire the next generation of chip designers. This is something they could put in schools.
@@NthReview my 7 year old is working on his first Coal Power facility and I barely helped him play the game. He is about 40 hours in already since COVID started.
I love this game's tutorial. I really do. It helps out in a huge way that Factorio's doesn't so when new stuff comes along, it's really easy to understand how it puzzles right into your setup.
Satisfactory is by far the most addictive game I played. It's fun, open and relaxing. Very rewarding to your creativity. One thing that was very curious to me, right from the start Satisfactory was is the only game that gaves me nausea or motion sickness from high height falling.
I typically have some gut-arresting reflex when falling off any structure in a video game, even back to Assassin's Creed. Building a vertical factory, I have to submit myself to the feeling over and over. It's such a strange trick games play on us.
I don’t know how you find the stingers relaxing but you do you :D
i have the same thing! when i fall, i get butterflies in my stomach too that i never get in any other games. i think it’s just how invested i am into the world
5:43 such a good landing spot.
It is!
uranium fever has done and got me down
uranium fever is spreading all around
@@NthReview did you just landed right next to the uranium deposit 😂
People say putting 1000s of hours in a game means you don't have a life. We have all different hobbies and interest and if you don't have kids or commitments and are able to and want to constantly play games then you are the lucky one by being able to do what you love. If spending that much time on games makes you happy then you have it made. So what if other people don't agree. Enjoy it. I had kids, so my gaming time as greatly reduced, I'd love to play games more again but I'm still happy and wouldn't change a thing. On another note I'm going to look up that shipbreaker game that was mentioned in this video. Stay safe everyone.
Definitely!
just bought the game 3 days ago... or 4 .... or 2 .... I am not sure... something is strange with time...
I literally loled.
My satisfactory video said that I was getting a lot of traffic from this video so I came to see what it was about. Keep up the good work!
Thank you!
I reached a point where I expanded too machines and now have trains and run low on energy and I now need nuclear power plants
To get more power I need to use nuclear power plants for my next massive industrial expansion
The poor man never even got to manufactures, oil, or nuclear. And you thought your life was gone now
With work progressing so well on the new review, I may get back to it this year!
Ok you just sold me on this game. Added to the wishlist to buy when it's out of early access.
Well worth it!
never seen a game that is in such a great state in early access already. i saw many AAA titles that were in a worse condition when released.
what satisfactory misses in its erly access state are some late-late-lategame implementations (reached after like 100-200 game hours) and the story line. they will also tweak some production lines, implement more research and discovery options, hand-craft map-areas that are still a bit empty, work on even better performanec and graphics, dedicated multiplayer servers and things like that.
It's in early access because it's still improving and the story isn't quite done, but it's mostly free of glitches and everything is already more polished and better balanced than almost any other similar game. Compared to something like Subnautica, it's already way ahead.
you should buy it. in a few days will come update 5 out for the experimental branch and it will probably take another few years until they decide that the already good game is good enough to be not early access anymore. but it is already big enough to throw your life time away like he said in the video
i see what youre saying with the robotic arms but then the factories in satisfactory would not be as compact and while it might make storage easier it would make the machine placing tetris a whole nother level of headache
plus with the mergers and spliters you have in the game you kinda can have several materials in a belt, becouse they ad in components to belts in a pretictable manner, youd have to plan ahead but its possible.
Yeah, after I made this video I unlocked sorters, which made things make far more sense.
Can confirm, this game stole my life.
In a Snow Crash-like world, this would be the game I sink myself into with my VR headset.
I’ve stayed up till 4:30 am for a whole week now
As long as you're taking care of yourself.
I never played Factorio or Satisfactory. Just curious how's the gameplay. Is there any objective or milestones or campaign or achievements for players to accomplish bit by bit? I noticed that there is still no Steam achievement at the moment yet. Hope that Steam achievements would be added sooner or later.
I think there is one huge problem that makes satisfactory broken in a way that factorio isn't. It makes factorio a smarter more involved game because of it. Satisfactory has infinite ore deposits. Sure I could be more efficient to make everything go smoother and faster or.....I could leave the game on for hours on end and then come back to tons of materials dug out. I can thoughtlessly make every resource have some sort of funnel into a plethora of storage crates. I can't just leave the game on and get infinite of whatever I want in factorio because copper, coal, and iron deposits are limited. I don't get rewarded and have to put in less effort by disengaging with the game like I would with Satisfactory.
I can understand that perspective, absolutely, but I think it's both technical and intentional. Obviously, technically it is much harder to generate more space in Satisfactory (since it is one curated 3D space) to introduce more resources in a perpetual treadmill. It's hard to chase new resources when you're out of land. Factorio can obviously do that much easier. And then, intentionally, it removes the pressure to not just build out your machine, but seek out new resources as well especially when the landscape isn't as easy and plains-like as Factorio's is. I genuinely enjoyed Rise of Nation's infinite resource pits, even if those matches were time limited anyway, because you could set up your economy and then kinda just leave it be to focus on building your military machine. Ditto Satisfactory with its focus on building the machine rather than surveying for new stuff.
I'm not saying either one is wrong, I think they're just different ways of approaching the idea. If you're cool with letting the game collect for hours and hours, eh, I mean, whatever?
You mislabeled Sim City 3000, as what you were showing is Sim City 4. Sim City 3000 was vector 2D graphics.
Got a dose of nostalgia seeing shots of moo and xcom and populous and ... oh damn I'm old.
In the beginning you pretty much described Eco
Been meaning to hop into that, but ugh, my time...
This game looks really freaking cool
Have you heard anything about ECO?
This is what you need, if take into account the beginning of the video
Several others have brought it up and I heard Will Smith's (Tech Pod) praises over it for that one episode. It's in my Steam Wishlist and I hope to address it as it gets closer to release and I find a community to play with
Have you played Space Engineers? I've put a few hundred hours into that game and love it, but Satisfactory looks even better. I'm debating spending the money on the game, if I think they're going to be too similar
I haven't played Space Engineers for years - I bought it in Early Access before they'd done any of the planet stuff - but I can guarantee you're going to have a different experience in both games. Once you start playing Satisfactory, you just won't stop.
@@NthReview I have both personnaly I prefer space engineers
First person multiplayer city builder where you need to gather and make the resources by hand? You just described ECO. Check out its official White Tiger server where its hundred+ players iterate building a big city and the infrastructure to support it.
I've heard of it, it's on my wishlist, I don't belong anywhere that is starting/has a server. Will have to check that out.
@@NthReview The White Tiger server is basically the place where some of the more experienced ECO players gather in larger numbers and lasts a bit longer than some of the other official servers since it's a bit more difficult to reach the end goal (shooting down the meteor), which encourages people to keep playing longer since the economy needs them. It's a much different game in single player, losing a bit of the cooperative town building charm.
@@ThePiachu I'd be very interested in checking it out as it as it exits Early Access. The premise is so exciting I don't want to potentially burn out before all the content is included, which is why I don't usually play early access games :)
@@NthReview ah, fair enough. It might be years down the line then at the pace they're going :)
well done sir
Thank you!
One hour one life is a little bit like your city building mmo idea
I'll have to check that out! I think I saw it in development a few years back but haven't played it for real.
There do be a way to intelligently split specific items off belts. Bit further up the tech tree
Aye!
Yep, you have to research caterium in the M.A.M. which can eventualy unlock smart spliters. You can program them to split different item on each output
I really like Satisfactory's first-person perspective play but I do get tired of always having to run around from place to place, I would love to be able to also play Satisfactory from an above oblique view like SimCity when I choose, but it is always one or the other in these games.
There are mods that let you fly whenever you want, if that helps :).
It's like you can see into my own psyche. O_0
Took me 300 hours to build the psychic antenna.
@@NthReview All joking aside. This is by FARRRR the best sandbox I have ever experienced.
@@ScottyLovey I'm really interested in trying out Eco on a big server, it even playing this on a server. Holy crap
@@NthReview I just discovered this game yesterday. Why is this not mainstream?!!!
@@ScottyLovey shhhh, it'll be our little paradise.
This may exist... i wont yell! I recommend research... strongly. Especially if you like pretty factories. All it unlocks just makes life ALOT easier
I know, I made this video over two years ago :)
@@NthReview oops :P
Bro,,, why would you shoot the flying stingray man? What did he ever do to you?
I'm sorry man, I'm so sorry, I had to see!
@@NthReview 😆😆😆 I only jsut got this game on steam and have maybe 20 hrs (not much, you know).
Anyway im trying to avoid spoiler vids and after seeing the stingray get shot it opened a whole new world of mischievous ideas. 😁
This "game" makes me want to call out of work for the next two weeks.
@@splintercelloo7 I seriously have to NOT play this game or Factorio or Dyson Sphere Project (which I just streamed!) because I know these supply-chain management strategy games will gobble my entire life right up and... I just can't. I know I would let them, I would!
@@NthReview I am so happy because I put this game off for so long and I only heard about factorio but not the other one you mention.
I'm so new at this that I know it'll likely be my GoTY 2021 just because I won't get the time to compare anything else.
Eco is Definitely the perfect game for you then if you wanted all of the things at the beginning
i got 1000+ hours and i dont finish it
I feel this.
you have 30+ hours in satisfactory yet have never done anything in the m.a.m tech tree???
thats like half the game right there including smart spliters which let you sort items on the caterium tech tree.....
I have had to measure my time with these games very carefully. I spent a 12-hour day not long ago just playing Dyson Sphere Project and it felt like nothing.
280hours to complete the game first time....now i have 1800hours. Started the game in april 2021 XD
Satisfactory also has the whole aesthetic element not really present in Factorio...more like Minecraft.
So once you build that 100 base you can then spend another 20 hours making it look good to you, if you want to.
So take all the hours you spent in Factorio then add the number of hours you spent in Minecraft, round up and multiply by Pi. That is about the number of hours you can easily spend in Satisfactory.
In the UA-cam community you are pretty amateur if you have less than 1000 hours in the game. And those at 1000 hours seem like they have lots of play left to do everything they want to do.
Yes, this game is absolutely limitless. I definitely labored over how pretty my factory was, especially since you can increment the machines together so closely and snugly or find tricks online to make them more efficient.
@@NthReview yeah but wait till you care which walls you put on the factory, need different colors and styles for different buildings, build balconies and trophy rooms just for a place to relax and view the scenery. Make a consistent design for your belts from the resource nodes to your base, care what the train bridge looks like, and start putting different textures and fake HVAC on the roof of the factory so it looks more like a real building.
That is where your personal style comes out and you want to show off your creations like the Minecraft community.
I noticed that early on when I figured out my paint gun. At first it was just "I can paint stuff pretty colors" but then I realized I could color code stuff. I imagine I'll find that more useful when I start finalizing production lines. I had to scrap pretty much everything I painted before.
420 hours in 4 months
I believe it!
Looks like you succeeded... No recent satisfactory videos :)
It’s on my list to review!
I need help too XD
I playing since 800 hourse
would you like to play with me?
I'd love to play, period!