Thrive - Spore, But more? Becoming TOXIC Algae! | Full Playthrough | Gameplay
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- Not bad for a first attempt! Learned a lot and next time I can be far more HUNGRY!!
This game has been in development for quite some time and I feel It best to judge It in It's current state, and thankfully I honestly had a LOT of fun here! Hope you all enjoy this little episode into a game I've not covered before! New full playthroughs are on the way!!
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love future lathrix explaining the folly of past lathrix with the note "he eventually understands" as though he is a seperate beast entirely
Ship of thesesus problem solved,past you is diffrent you!
Many instances of one man, separated only by time and acquired knowledge.
yes
As you grow older you change and gain more knowledge. Knowledge leads to change and while you may look similar to a younger you, you can still easily become a completely different person.
Never trust future self. He may be right, but that doesn't mean he has to rub it in your face.
there is an "upgraded" version of each of the protein parts, so its almost always better to use the "upgraded" versions. you couldve got the organelle version of the ammonia producing part, which costs the same mp but produces more and efficiently
Oh nice
yeah, the organelles are generally more efficient than the proteins. however, there's no iron->atp organelle and organelles are big and require a nucleus, which makes your cell larger and thus slower and requiring more ammonia and phosphate to upgrade
WHERES THE ONE OF THOSE FOR EATING IRON AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
@@iwbmo they didnt make one because they're wimps
I invite you all to check the video on this game by Oliver Lugg, who is part of the dev team. In particular, it explains the adventure that this game traversed to get to where it is right now.
And of course, feel free to try it out, and talk about it, that's how this game... thrives.
Oliver Lung is a youtuber that once composed for this game.(he on and off now) he has a video on the history of this game and games like it. it's an awesome video. check it out
That’s how I know this game, his channel is great. Go watch his Diplomacy video.
(Also it’s spelt Lugg)
*o l i v e r l u n g*
Ah Thrive. It might never become the spore 2 it wants to be but at least it gave us quality discussion about underwater metallurgy.
Ahh, yes. I do believe that smeltling the meltle should be possible if you have organisms that can survive such temperatures.
@@spooderman4008 With enough hydrothermical vents anything is possible!
We do not speak about 'Smeltle the Metal'
Guaranteed to be the first major mod
@@spooderman4008 -- Why not casting on rafts? Or vent casting with ropes, like a bucket in a well? Chemical electroplating?
1:29 "It's time to adapt, evolve and dominate."
Improvise, Adapt, Overcome.
Siva? Siva is that you?
Consume/enhance/replicate
Thrive
Bigger, Better, Faster (Stronger)
reddit 100
Yay Thrive!
I'd recommend also reading the information text rather than just the stats.
In addition to some scientific information, it also provides information on how it works in the game.
I completely forgot you’re a microbiologist, only just started the vid but already so exited!
I never even knew he was
Oh shie hes got the job i want to be,more respect for lathlandf
I doubt he's very good at it considering he doesn't know how a flagellum works
@@thalassaer4137 stroke?
@@jebbsredemption Or that green color of plants is from a dye in chloroplasts
I think multiple toxin vacuoles increases the speed of toxin production and the amount you can store, but not the damage each shot does.
Yeah sadly but it would be op if it not, like once a specie's that I had in my game that just laid there and if anything came near it, it shot all the toxins at you almost killing you instantly.
This is like a game your science teacher would make you play but this is just better than that
This is what I wanted the cell stage of Spore to be
Congratulations Lathrix, you have managed to accidently make the Venator class star destroyer as a microorganism and i kind of love that. Its kind of weird that it was on your plant run and not your predator run though. XD
Wait... Lath? IN THRIVE?! Oh... Oh my, the species of Lath-daemons is inbound, as quick as higher stages of multicellular are finished!.
Retired Dev here, rusticyanin is legit, thermosynthesis is non-lawk.
Also use a and d to rotate in editor.
I’ve been watching for several years now and I’ve always enjoyed watching your videos. I love the way you go through your thinking and enjoy the way you always try and keep us entertained. Thank you Lathrix!
Same here this man got me into Stellaris, Teratech and from the depths
Man the backwards flagellum was genius, it allowed you to get the speed you wanted and your AI ones didn't burn out themselves and could just continue to grow through their own slow and steady
I'm looking forward to the Creature stage where I'll get to design my critter's entire biological makeup.
the only problem i have with it is that will then becomes a completely different game at that point, it might as well be a spinoff game.
@@Ghorda9 Yeah well I want to design his entire central nervous system from the butthole up.
@@Ghorda9 spore was like 5 games in one anyway with the slow approach this game is going each part will be more in depth than the spore equivalent. from the looks of it we’re going to at least have 2 maybe even 3 multicellular stages edit: a look at the wiki confirms it will have 3 stages early multicellular late multicellular and aware stage
@@cumunist2120 going multicellular is fine so long as the scope remains at the cellular level.
@@Ghorda9 I don't see the problem with that
Super interesting! The devs could probably get an education grant to help produce this if they really wanted, depending on where they're based. Looking forward to more, especially with your background and insights! I'm a biotech nerd myself.
This is a game made by the community, so the devs are a little bit from everywhere. Btw, if you know how to code / have some other artistic talents, they are always looking for some people to help
You can customize the chemoreceptor to target specific compounds and even chose the amount and range.
Genius strategy of crippling every splinter species by evolving crap flagella for generations before switching to an effective locomotion method.
If all science I've done in school has taught me anything, it's what the parts of a cell are, what they do, and how they do it. If it's available, cillia should be the movement organelle that increases speed in any direction.
ATM it increases turning speed
I like the mid part of the video, where past lathland is like, "Why my species no do good??". And his microbes basically have legs growing out of their faces.
Oooo Hell yeah! Spore is one of my favorite games ever, and seeing Lath play anything related to it makes me so happy :D
I'm studying biology and microbiology and being able to understand what everything means and being able to use what I studied gives me a satisfying feeling, thank you for covering this game
I've been playing this game on and off for a couple years now: since Spore was my (kinda bad) childhood, this is so important to me. Thank you for bringing this on your channel c:
Thanks for exposing this project! It's gonna need all the support it can get.
I never really expected to see more of thrive than concept art. These types of ambitious but open source and free products tend to quickly die out after the concept phase as real work begins.
it''s not free, its cheap but not free
@@jebbsredemption It started as a free project over 10 years ago.
@@l0rf And you can get it for free if you dig around (legally)
@@jebbsredemption I was supposed to reply here: You can get it for free (legally) if you dig around, I found it pretty easily
as a lover of microbiology, this game is a godsend. gonna download this right after i finish this video, thanks lathrix!
Thrive is one of the coolest games I have ever played, when I first played it was kinda basic and now it is so complex (they added the LAWK option after many years! Thermoplasts!)
I love that this game is getting some recognition, its been so unheard of for far too long. I see great things for this game
oh. wow. thank GOD finally someone is covering thrive. this game needs support and money.
And developers
We need more of this.
I love this game, and you (when you figure out mechanics) do an excellent job of exploring the games you play.
I love how you said you are not going to be hyper aggressive and then just murdered everything
I’m glad this game is still seeing love
This is one of my favorite open source games, alongside 0 A.D. and red eclipse.
Can't wait to see you get to the macroscopic prototype
If there was ever an entire species that could be called a Kevin, I think we just found it.
Holy crap, it was, literally, by a gods intervention that this species survived its first 100 my, let alone every 100 my after that.
This game is amazing.
It kind of looks like a stentor at 28:08
Keep it up lathrix your the goat
*unleashes snark inhibitors*
my the goat???
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> sets off to create a plant
> acidentally evolves predation
> drives first competitor to extinction
I love this
I like the fact that u start of a place that is 98c.... that is allmost the boiling point of water and this is where u are going to start life as cell. Good luck u poor poor cell... XD
Actually because of the high pressure that deep underwater, the boiling point of water is much higher
I’ve been following this game for a while now can’t wait to see where it goes
Interesting! Always loved this part of spore myself, would love to see a carnivore or omnivore run!
Love that Lath essentially ended up evolving into an early carnivorous plant. Once he got that poison, they started feeding on the other cells that started cropping up even though they couldn't engulf them. They basically adopted the tactic of IRL carnivorous plants where, even if they can't eat the meat like an animal, they break their prey down for nutrients to sustain themselves.
Never got to play Spore in my youth… but I might need to check this one out!
i wonder if its possible to recreate a tardigrade in this game.
be neat to be a immortal little thing.
would love to see more of this!!! I remember looking into the game ages ago, and was pleasantly reminded with this video. Thank you!
One thing I'd wish they change is that they have Hydrogen Sulfide as a resource, instead of having Sulfate be the resource and H2S be the product of reducing it for energy
Also, with thermosynthase being included, I wish they'd include more hypothetical biochemistry. Like, I've done a bunch of recent work on the plausibility of polypropylene cell walls in alien microorganisms, and I'd love to see something like that included.
Also, it seems to still be missing stuff like methanogenesis.
@@IgnisDomini97 I think that radiogenesis is possible as well, IIRC, which would be interesting to try and balance not being killed by radiation and powering yourself with it.
Hydrogen Sulfide can be oxidised for energy if you have the right oxidiser (for example... oxygen). What you are talking about is using Sulfate as an oxidiser, which is also possible, but requires some other energy source along with it, like organic compounds, Hydrogen or iron.
Thrive is something I wish to see continued in the future.
Not immediately obvious but this shows the Origins for one of Lathland's favourite Stellaris race.
Which one is it?
It's awesome knowing what youtubers real jobs are some of them are so cool.
9:35 "My goal is to become a plant." You and me both buddy.
I love the education along with the entertaining gameplay. Great job on the video!
Woah, this project is still alive? I remember seeing it many years ago and losing interest when nothing seemed to be happening.
I genuinely hope that one day some highly talented developer with a budget in the upper stratosphere comes along and revisits spore and makes it everything it was supposed to be. But I also don't plan to hold my breath
This game comes across as someone who played spore and was not satisfied and went I want all the things
yay lathrix is covering another obscure game i play!
This reminds me of when I started following you , I discover you with plague inc years and years ago!
Finaly a detailed character creator that lets players be creative with how their character looks in an RPG
yes! you can modify your character down to cellular makeup. finally.
Its really weird seeing a game you played a few months ago change so much, but its good to see the dev team making progress!
Always love these full playthroughs!
WOW a major youtuber has picked up thrive, this is... interesting.
10:48
ahh yes, the 2 major classifications of life. plant and aggression.
I didn't know this had made it to steam, time to buy it
I love that you are (hopefully) starting a new series
Just got to say, the whole "I wonder if that's real?" and looking it up, from a microbiologist, is great stuff. (also love that the devs include things that are theoretical but also have a switch to disable.)
But what if they use the geothermal vents to smelt the metal?
Jesse we need to smelte the metel. We need to smelt, Jesse
Lathland, I haven't watched your videos in a while, but I am absoloutely here for a Thrive playthrough. Also maybe a tutorial on underwater metalwork?
This kind of video really reminds me of old 2013-2017 youtube stuff (in a good, nostalgic way)
I'm so glad people are trying out Thrive, more & more! :D
It gives a good view on how far the game is developed & it has developed a lot since it's first versions. Very promising progress.
Looks like a fun game, thanks for sharing it with us!
It looks like a fun game, yes, and Lath is a *Fungi*
Love your videos, man! Keep up the amazing work.
I love this game! Thank you for playing it :)
you can use the binding agent to become a multicellular organism
You can flip the flagella, it produces speed in the opposite direction it is placed in, so the flagella are just not doing anything
Found this game a while ago, glad it's getting some coverage!
Loved the Spore cell stage. Always thought a modern iteration would be cool.
More exposure is what this game needs. Thank you
I've been following thrive on and off for a while, but I always just saw it as "another spore what-if, but a bit more realistic"
I've always had hope that thrive would... well, thrive! unlike so many other spore-likes before it.
But I've only just seen (in this video) the whole "population effectiveness" chart whatever thing. I think this is an amazing feature. It makes it feel like you're really and evolving SPECIES, rather than just one thing that determines the fate of your entire race somehow
Definitely gonna need yourself a mitochondria. It's the powerhouse of the cell, after all.
I would genuinely love to see evolution to land, like your blob gets gradually better at walking with each Era of the species, spread through generations of families, each can have children which would be different in behavior and appearance
For some reason this made me miss your Plague Inc playthroughs. Oh the hundreds of videos I spend days and days watching.
I remember playing this a few months ago. They have added a decent amount since.
Lathrix be like in any full play through enemies falling and I get big gun
I love how he wants to find new species then when one pops up he makes it go extinct
The fact that you didnt rotate the flagellum and mitochondria detonated my ocd lol, love the vids
Been a while since I checked Thrive out, nice to see the progress they've made!
I'd love to see you play more of this game.
ah, thrive, I've had it downloaded for a long time, but I haven't played it... not yet anyway. I do hope that this video will make me play it
This makes me so happy to discover. I really wanted to make a game like this 13 years ago but I was still new to coding and no fucking clue how I'd handle it. Spore wasn't realistic enough for me, who was getting interested in microbiology.
Spore's best stage is definitely cell stage, but if they succeed at making the creature stage of this game balanced and realistic, it will almost definitely be the best stage of THIS game.
And the great thing about Thrive is that unlike Spore, each section of the game is not intended to be a sort of mini-game, but rather an ENTIRE, proper game. You can choose to stay in one stage forever as the world changes and progresses, and I find that really cool.
You can already tell they'll stay true to this goal because the cell stage is so clearly fleshed out and designed perfectly to keep going on and not ending until you go extinct.
2:02 you have no idea the anxiety i felt when looking at my name written in all caps in the text box...
Oh Thrive is still in production? That's great to hear! We really needed a true "spore"
"I want to become a plant!"
Frodosynthesis
Now this is a game I would like to see continued in the future!!!
41:10 Something similar happened on my first game. Not because I didn't know how they worked (same basic idea to Spore cells and real ones), but because I accidentally put in the bit part you can't delete BEHIND them...and didn't think of trying the "undo" button.
Imagine if this cell is what the Cash Cactus Combine came from.
This game seems like the cell stage done much better.
its so fun to see a microbiologist playing games like these
Ooooh a new game