Perfect Universal pattern 🌐🌅🌄 Satisfies all geographical conditions.🌍🌎🌏 🏔️🌋🏜️🗻 Modify module anytime as per requirement.🧇🧇🧇 In units of 1,10 ,25 , 100 LG LT 🎛️ sync.🧭💢
I do think that the skills needed to layout a PCB and a factorio base overlap a fair bit. You can think of belts as traces, underground belts as vias, assemblers, refineries etc as ICs, inserters as resistors, chests as capacitors, trains as low level comms protocol like I2C.
@@benlawton5420 Sorry for not providing a mathematically analogous sample. I more just meant the way in which assemblers have inputs and outputs that need connections to eachother in the minimal space like ICs do. one does not make you good at the other but I feel being good at one shows potential to learn the other well fairly quickly
*Self-replicating factory regularly doubles itself until it encompasses the entire planet, burying it beneath steel and concrete as endless swarms of drones buzz overhead and rockets are launched to bring other planets to this same fate.* "Starter base complete"
When you crash land on a planet, and build yourself a rocket to go back to your home planet, only to realise you've built a better functioning planet than home.
202 hours of gameplay (about 400-500 irl hours played due to lower and lower fps), 1 screenshot every 10 minutes for the starter base and 1 per minute for the rest of the base, 2562 screenshots (134 GB) Every screenshot was taken at 7680x4320 (8K), 16:9. (50 MB each) Video size is 8.89 GB. It took 6 hours to render and 4 hours to upload. Ohh my god.....
Vueltero Well you starter base is basically an average mega base what do you expect? That statement felt like an insult to me given how pathetic my factory's look compared to that... What you have done here is one of the most complex things I have ever seen being created by a single person. Its like that guy who created a playable version of pokemon red just with minecraft command blocks or like marble machine X. Gosh I love this platform.
@@yukisetsuna1325 Right now I am playing Pyanodon. And can not undestund how he can get so much faster access to trains. to get first logistic science pack I've spend over 60 hours ingame + some time on forums and calculators. Also I am not undestund why he focused on warehouses from angel's mod while py is much better (caravan for example). And, of course, he built is too fast. Seems long reach = time skip. Not cheat at all but very cheaty. Also, Bob's modules and beacons too powerful. He even did not released how to use full powers of those modules. Actually fully prod+speed can make 1 steel chest of green circuits(200 stack size) just by 1 recipe using. It is equal x10000 productivity to 1 raw resourses. No need to build 100x same factories because it cause to very low fps. enough just 1 factory + about 40 beacons and about 250 modules. Also it is save too much energy because practically factory will be idle most of time because of overproduction, by beacons waste energy. also, there no need too much bots because he can just use py logistic stations. At this point trains are total useless. I think if he just started with py it will be not so fast. Angel's and Bob's mods are too cheaty to compare with py.
Finaly a comment about this, yes i made every city block a square, like a pixel in a small monitor and every quadrant in 16:9 ratio and the entire baae is double that, so the entire base fits in a 16:9 aspect ratio, perfect for youtube and wallpapers
@@Vueltero Finally? I noticed it. I think everybody noticed that. We are just speechless about the perfection here. You should have had some fellow players, more fun and a problem shared is a problem halved.
I was not subbed to you so this much of appeared on my homepage all the recommendation from another video that I was watching (not sure why I was not subbed as I seen some of your other videos before)
>28 hours >can start building real starter base I'm sorry, what? *notices we are 1 minute into a 9 minute timelapse* I'm sorry WHAT >92 hours >starter base complete AAAAAAAAAAA
Imagine what the developers must think when they see their creation used to make something this insanely complex, and have is still run flawlessly (fps loss understandably notwithstanding).
Video: Me: Holy shit, that was incredible! That's like 50 times the size of my biggest factory! Video: Starter base complete Me: *Single bead of sweat*
I've owned Factorio for years, but i'm only just beginning to learn how to compartmentalize my base using trains in vanilla, so whatever this is, is totally insane
Legend has it that to this day Vueltero is still in the process of completing his starter base. Only 600 more trains to go! My megabases now feel........inadequate.
I don’t know why, but green circuits was the hardest thing I ever automated. Blue science is a close second due to having to work out oil refining, but it was still easier to me than ducking green circuits. I don’t know what it was!!!
@@darklex5150 my guess is that green circuits is the first thing you have to use all the basics to automate. You have to use multiple inputs, alongside local production of cables. Before that you are typically fine working with the basics of smelting, moving from one assembler to a belt and then taking those into another. Most things just required 2 inputs whereas green u have three inputs
*Looks at my base with no order and horrible efficiency* One moment *Screams out a window* Okay... where were we? "Starter base complete" ... *Returns to window*
The best thing about games like this is that it clearly shows how incredibly good/advanced a human can become at something. No other activity shows it so clear as games.
the last sentence makes me cringe, player's save games are the least complex part on the stack that makes up computers Start with factorio itself, much harder to create than what is created in factorio.
@@johnvonhorn2942 You' re right John, in this vid you can see a very good example on how the human mind deals with complexity: By structuring it in pieces it can comprehend. If an state of the art AI would design this, nobody could understand it anymore, but it will work much better and more efficient, since complexity isn't a limiting factor anymore. For example AI's are already used for engineering microchips etc, which perfectly work, are super small and more efficient, but no one can understand how and why anymore.
I literally thought the vid finishes at 3:07 but, after the caption saying "Starter Base" **DELETES THE GAME** **Tbh I can't even automate Blue Science Pack**
try doing automation by method of "what do I need to build this item? Where is this item made" by going from end product back to raw resource. Thinking in reverse helps, since you don't try to hold in your head all of the process, only one step.
@Liam Alexander McCord this is so me "OMG I KNOW HOW TO DO IT *places the first components down* *proceeds to blanky stare at the screen for a few minutes/seconds* *resumes constrution*
@@Muhanoid As long as we're giving advice, I'd really love some advice for how to approach trains that doesn't make me want to just stop playing. I struggle to find the fun in them despite the fact that I actually really love the idea of doing a grid-system'd train network. It just ends up being _such_ a *huge* chore. And I've spoiled myself by stumbling onto bob's god modules, and then combined that with a stacking mod, which allowed me to use bots to create a mall that could easily outperform *_anything_* I'd even dream of. Because suddenly bots become capable of carrying 10x as much, and the factories use far less resources, far less power, produce far more, and produce it far faster. Doing that just murdered the fun of Factorio for me. I mean, it was incredibly satisfying that one time, but since then I can hardly bring myself to play. Which sucks, I very recently hit the 1000 hour mark for the game on Steam. And it's the only game I've done that for, more than double the next most played game for me (Rocket League).
Also I tend to play on peaceful. And when I don't, I use a mod to auto-distribute ammo so that I don't have to shovel it around (as well as coal for things like smelters). I think I've basically eliminated a lot of the paths that the Factorio devs intentionally created that steer you into the "fun" paths of the game. Hm.
I quite enjoy stuff like this where once you finish and leave then being able to watch as your creation slowly decays from something until everything stops working. Like throwing a switch so mining machines and the like stop producing as much if at all leading to transport slowing down as the needs fall all until everything quietly settles and stops for the rest of time. Stuff like this in rimworld is pretty nice too. My last colony I got to watch fall into disrepair from fighting off a few raids after I left. With power sources degrading to the point of non-function causing the batteries to drain slowly with lights eventually starting to flicker off and turrets powering down. Once the batteries ran dry the cleaning bots slowly stoped working allowing nature to retake the base. Cracking the walls and floors allowing plants to start growing inside. It's quite interesting to watch as your base turns to ruin simply from time. It makes me wonder what those who will find it next will think of the base. If any will even stumble across it at all. Would they even be able to imagine the glory it once had or would all they see be a ruin of a once great colony.
Don't get me interested in another game, I was happily playing sim Airport (one of the buggyest games I ever played) occasionally in the evenings and getting on with life before I downloaded factorio. 200 total game hours later I'm on hour 60 my third map and it's a deathworld. The last thing I need is the knowledge of another scifi management sim to distract me from... Well actually I will probably need a distraction through the long dark winter... As long as I get bored of it all by spring when I got to grow food...
So THIS is how I got into Rimworld, It's all your fault Frogshadow! Oh well I enjoyed the journey onwards after finding Francis John's hannel and even better games than RW.
sir i take my hat off, i got 1000+ hours myself, just doing bobs and angel together were the biggest and most complicated thing in my gaming life. This i would never complete, no wonder you had breaks, i tend to have around 5-6 months breaks between my big bases.. this is amazing.
Well if he can gather up all the production data during his playthrough do some fancy graphs and then detail lessons learned during the project he might get his doctorate.
Holy cow. A base that big, and running at 5fps lol... the patience and dedication required to pull this off is outstanding. I could barely sit through skipping across the video. Insane!
Oh no! You have created a machine world, a planet surrounded by machinery for the purpose of extracting every last resource on the planet. Congratulations, you have reached the stage of civilization level 1.
I'm doing this modpack right now, 30 hours in and I've just managed to craft my first Py science pack 1. The science packs aren't the hard thing in this mod, the buildings to make the stuff are. There were maybe 80-90 items that needed to be juggled to make the first science pack. Maybe 500 to make the buildings
I applaud you, also instant sub I was already going insane and gave up halfway with PyAB alone, but adding madclowns momotweaks and freakin 30+ science to it makes it all the more ridiculous You sir, are a legend
This video was like those videos comparing star sizes, where you go "there cant be anything bigger than this one..." yet a bigger star always keep popping in.
Wow, as soon as I get down to 40 UPS i'm done with a map and start optimizing and if I cant then its done, new map time. You have some supreme tolerance.
One of my best time ever was getting back to a huge spaghetti factory after several month. Trying to understand just how it worked made me feel like some kind of historian or archeologist.
This reminds me of a 190 hour game I played in 2017. I didn't use many mods, apart from RSO. NO angels, NO bobs or anything. But I did turn on vanilla biter spawn with RSO, and I turned it up to maximum size and frequency. The game took 190 hours to launch the rocket because I had to carve virtually every inch of space I needed out of biter bodies and spawners. There was also a lot of water so it was almost like being on a connected island chain. When I finished it, I didn't play Factorio for 3 years.
I was considering buying....but this has made me realize that I can't even waste my life by playing games correctly anymore. (Jk definitely buying as soon as I can this is freaking epic)
@@oblivion_2852 hell yes, I too want a gigabyte jpeg file that I can open over the course of three days so I can zoom in and just admire the madness that bestows my eyes
🎥 Base Tour Video: ua-cam.com/video/3ki1Hfam6IE/v-deo.html
🔎 Google Maps View: drive.google.com/file/d/1PNWmJKMRizNkgxhKKBYjDlDdSvJ2Cthi/view
Perfect Universal pattern 🌐🌅🌄
Satisfies all geographical conditions.🌍🌎🌏 🏔️🌋🏜️🗻
Modify module anytime as per requirement.🧇🧇🧇
In units of 1,10 ,25 , 100 LG LT 🎛️ sync.🧭💢
@@kalpeshwani8520???
Pfp (Profile picture) and / or Banner Sauce (Source [Artist])? 🗿
Author could you describe system' hardware?
what pc spec to run this?
A factory is only successful when it looks like the latest Nvidia graphics card
Underrated comment
*melts
I do think that the skills needed to layout a PCB and a factorio base overlap a fair bit. You can think of belts as traces, underground belts as vias, assemblers, refineries etc as ICs, inserters as resistors, chests as capacitors, trains as low level comms protocol like I2C.
@@robintaylor3713 They work in completely different ways thought.
@@benlawton5420 Sorry for not providing a mathematically analogous sample. I more just meant the way in which assemblers have inputs and outputs that need connections to eachother in the minimal space like ICs do. one does not make you good at the other but I feel being good at one shows potential to learn the other well fairly quickly
*Self-replicating factory regularly doubles itself until it encompasses the entire planet, burying it beneath steel and concrete as endless swarms of drones buzz overhead and rockets are launched to bring other planets to this same fate.*
"Starter base complete"
ironically that's the story of Universal paperclip.
"start space deployment factorio 2.0 starts"
I will never discount Bill Joy’s “grey goo” theory again
@@ballom29 ua-cam.com/video/qy6NXJFDrDY/v-deo.html
@@SheWhoVibes *google : how to turn off song from a tab
When you crash land on a planet, and build yourself a rocket to go back to your home planet, only to realise you've built a better functioning planet than home.
only to realise the atmosphere is 76.4% co2
better functioning?
@@1shotz1killz12 facts
Cuz you need come back to hot chicks )))
@@originaljoke-y5f Do you think god is here, he's too afraid of this thing
PC: Phew that was a hard work!
*Starter base completed*
PC: Oh you moth-
hahahahha
wins best comment award
@@genxer74 the NVIDIA Graphics card one comment: o k
lmfao
@@genxer74 dude get a life.
202 hours of gameplay (about 400-500 irl hours played due to lower and lower fps), 1 screenshot every 10 minutes for the starter base and 1 per minute for the rest of the base, 2562 screenshots (134 GB)
Every screenshot was taken at 7680x4320 (8K), 16:9. (50 MB each)
Video size is 8.89 GB. It took 6 hours to render and 4 hours to upload.
Ohh my god.....
thonk
smort
4 hours? Dayum thats fast wirh my "internet" it takes me 18 hours to upload a 1.5 gb video
Plus 3 months of ragequit
9gb video size? *Laughs in video producer*
I sometimes have to work with filesizes bigger than 100gb per clip...
Send help.
3:08
"Starter base complete"
*Map zooms out*
**Intense sweating**
orr
*casually has nuclear power in “starter base”
Lol
LMAO, I was like ok this is the end of it, then I see starter base completed
CPU/GPU : pls no
STOP MOTIVATING ME TO PLAY FACTORIO AGAIN! I MISS MY FAMILI-
*Load Game*
I feel this hard!
That demotivates me.... so complicated
Automate your social life
Shhhhhhhhh. Factorio is your family now.
What family? They moved and took everything but my PC. Now I have time to work on my 50k SPM Belt base :)
Rocket: **launches**
Vueltero: *Starter base complete*
This is becoming a meme faster that i thought..
Vueltero Well you starter base is basically an average mega base what do you expect? That statement felt like an insult to me given how pathetic my factory's look compared to that... What you have done here is one of the most complex things I have ever seen being created by a single person. Its like that guy who created a playable version of pokemon red just with minecraft command blocks or like marble machine X. Gosh I love this platform.
@@Noise-Bomb he used 30 mods
Midori Gurin True but it’s still hugely impressive.
@@yukisetsuna1325 Right now I am playing Pyanodon. And can not undestund how he can get so much faster access to trains. to get first logistic science pack I've spend over 60 hours ingame + some time on forums and calculators. Also I am not undestund why he focused on warehouses from angel's mod while py is much better (caravan for example).
And, of course, he built is too fast. Seems long reach = time skip. Not cheat at all but very cheaty. Also, Bob's modules and beacons too powerful. He even did not released how to use full powers of those modules. Actually fully prod+speed can make 1 steel chest of green circuits(200 stack size) just by 1 recipe using. It is equal x10000 productivity to 1 raw resourses. No need to build 100x same factories because it cause to very low fps. enough just 1 factory + about 40 beacons and about 250 modules. Also it is save too much energy because practically factory will be idle most of time because of overproduction, by beacons waste energy.
also, there no need too much bots because he can just use py logistic stations. At this point trains are total useless.
I think if he just started with py it will be not so fast. Angel's and Bob's mods are too cheaty to compare with py.
What's more impressive is that Factorio is so well optimised to even run this map and all the calculations at the same time.
ua-cam.com/video/3ki1Hfam6IE/v-deo.html
Me: Yay a working furnace setup.
This guy: Yay, I make 1m iron per microsecond
Pretty much
>Starter base complete
excuse me WHAT edit: you even built your cells in a ~16:9 to perfectly fit the player. you mad genius
Finaly a comment about this, yes i made every city block a square, like a pixel in a small monitor and every quadrant in 16:9 ratio and the entire baae is double that, so the entire base fits in a 16:9 aspect ratio, perfect for youtube and wallpapers
@@Vueltero Finally? I noticed it. I think everybody noticed that. We are just speechless about the perfection here. You should have had some fellow players, more fun and a problem shared is a problem halved.
Is UA-cam glitched or is maxbox watching a factorio video
@@RRKS_TF oh damn.. I knew that profile pic was familiar.. that moment when a tf2 youtuber watches a factorio video..
@Allison Kaas You must be fun at parties
*Constructs enormous base*
Vueltero: *Starter base complete*
I think the better name would be "bootstrap" base. The real stater base is the earlier one he did do.
Wow...just wow.
Thanks a lot for your mods, I enjoyed a lot playing with them!!
glad you enjoyed them. This year a new mod of the pack will come out, lets see :)
@@pyanodon Vueltero you realize this means you're going to have to do this again >: )
maybe not with all that mods
How big are each one of those squares?
I don't understand why we aren't letting factorio players run the Economy.
Because they would fill the planet with factories. FACTORY MUST GROW. NATIVES WEAK, DIE
To save the trees
Economy wouldn't work in 3.5 UPS
They’ll embezzle all the money to pay for factory supplies.
@@Relaxingtitan You didn't get the point... Money will dissapear once some Factorio player start building a factory in real world XDDD
2007: "Can it run Crysis?"
2021: "Can it run Vueltero's factory in Factorio?"
pretty much
@@Vueltero what are the computer specs?
2023: “Can it run KSP 2?”
Do you have the save?@@Vueltero
@@kimibaharev the answer is always no. doesn't matter if you use a laptop from 2003 or a NASA supercomputer.
I hope this video makes it to a FFF, i've spent way to much efford and time in making this.
I was not subbed to you so this much of appeared on my homepage all the recommendation from another video that I was watching (not sure why I was not subbed as I seen some of your other videos before)
@sada das my other post his pc spec reply
@sada das i'll do a base tour this week answering all the questions i've been getting on reddit and youtube
@sada das Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7400 CPU @ 3.00GHz
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB
RAM: 2x8 GB DDR4 2400 MHz Corsair Vengeance LPX
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional Edition Service Pack 1 (build 7601), 64-bit
@sada das you too
5 fps and ups? this man is a true hero
>28 hours
>can start building real starter base
I'm sorry, what?
*notices we are 1 minute into a 9 minute timelapse*
I'm sorry WHAT
>92 hours
>starter base complete
AAAAAAAAAAA
omg, ye, i love it, pretty much the reaction of everyone who watch it
@@Vueltero you put the same number of hours into this map as I have into all of factorio
@@Steven13131123 same
Imagine what the developers must think when they see their creation used to make something this insanely complex, and have is still run flawlessly (fps loss understandably notwithstanding).
x2
Video:
Me: Holy shit, that was incredible! That's like 50 times the size of my biggest factory!
Video: Starter base complete
Me: *Single bead of sweat*
Hahahahahha
100 Hours in..."At this point I regretted ever starting this madpack" you only realised this at 100 hours? Mad lol
Me: He must be done by now
Camera: *zooms out *
"That isnt a starter base, THATS A FINSIHER BASE, A CREATOR OF THINGS, GOLDEN THINGS"
Hahahhahaa!! Love the iasip quote, thats my favorite comedy series
@@Vueltero cheers man. I literally just watched that episode about a hour before I commented. Nice work on the video.
I've owned Factorio for years, but i'm only just beginning to learn how to compartmentalize my base using trains in vanilla, so whatever this is, is totally insane
Oh my freakin' God.
Dude, you put more effort into one single video than many creators put into their whole damn youtube career.
Thank you so much
Just one question: What did your psychologist say?
she would say that im insane i guess
@@Vueltero What does she know, she doesn't even exist.
@@zyst6 you are goddamn right
Factory must grow
@@mrjaz666 im mean.. theres really sth wrong with me..
Legend has it that to this day Vueltero is still in the process of completing his starter base. Only 600 more trains to go! My megabases now feel........inadequate.
You know, when our computers get good enough to run this at 60 fps, I wonder what kind of monstrosities we’ll be building by then
I mean some ppl make bases and run 10fps...
They’ll still be at like 1fps and still keep expanding
When people think this is because of the pc.
Already waiting for those quantum computers 🤗
I think we are close to those times, when launching a rocket in game will cost you more energy then launching it in real life.
You know, those aliens should be glad I landed on their planet and not this guy.
Lmao
Me: great, I finally automized green potion production
This guy:
I don’t know why, but green circuits was the hardest thing I ever automated. Blue science is a close second due to having to work out oil refining, but it was still easier to me than ducking green circuits. I don’t know what it was!!!
@@MrCoolguy425 why was it so hard to automate?
@@darklex5150 my guess is that green circuits is the first thing you have to use all the basics to automate. You have to use multiple inputs, alongside local production of cables. Before that you are typically fine working with the basics of smelting, moving from one assembler to a belt and then taking those into another. Most things just required 2 inputs whereas green u have three inputs
@@MrCoolguy425 oh i get it now.
factorio players: exists
trees: why do i hear boss music
More like
Bots:exist
Trees why do i hear boss music
Trees: oh chết tiệt
@@TerribleTonyShow với khẩu ak
@@juadxnavarro873 Bots, eww. Pass by nukes, that's the good shit
*Looks at my base with no order and horrible efficiency*
One moment
*Screams out a window*
Okay... where were we?
"Starter base complete"
...
*Returns to window*
Half expected "And now, starting Megabase" after rocket launch.
I think he needs a new pc first 😅
@@EXOgreenMC YA THINK?!
@@Hunter-ze3my Factorio 1.1 got some belt management optimalization for paralel computing, so it would help much to have a multicore CPU.
The best thing about games like this is that it clearly shows how incredibly good/advanced a human can become at something.
No other activity shows it so clear as games.
then Deepmind will come along and show us how it should be done
There's plenty of other activities that show how good/advanced humans can become at something... Moreso then games 🤔🤔🤔
the last sentence makes me cringe, player's save games are the least complex part on the stack that makes up computers
Start with factorio itself, much harder to create than what is created in factorio.
@@johnvonhorn2942 You' re right John, in this vid you can see a very good example on how the human mind deals with complexity: By structuring it in pieces it can comprehend. If an state of the art AI would design this, nobody could understand it anymore, but it will work much better and more efficient, since complexity isn't a limiting factor anymore. For example AI's are already used for engineering microchips etc, which perfectly work, are super small and more efficient, but no one can understand how and why anymore.
math and science has left the chat
You just paved over an entire continent and called it a starter base
pretty much
Imposter
@@ryanmoore8814 FAKE
0:59 Now I can start a starter base "U W O T ?"
Junge, Boi, What I all of heck did just do there???
I literally thought the vid finishes at 3:07 but, after the caption saying "Starter Base"
**DELETES THE GAME**
**Tbh I can't even automate Blue Science Pack**
try doing automation by method of "what do I need to build this item? Where is this item made" by going from end product back to raw resource.
Thinking in reverse helps, since you don't try to hold in your head all of the process, only one step.
@Liam Alexander McCord this is so me "OMG I KNOW HOW TO DO IT *places the first components down* *proceeds to blanky stare at the screen for a few minutes/seconds* *resumes constrution*
@@Muhanoid As long as we're giving advice, I'd really love some advice for how to approach trains that doesn't make me want to just stop playing. I struggle to find the fun in them despite the fact that I actually really love the idea of doing a grid-system'd train network. It just ends up being _such_ a *huge* chore.
And I've spoiled myself by stumbling onto bob's god modules, and then combined that with a stacking mod, which allowed me to use bots to create a mall that could easily outperform *_anything_* I'd even dream of. Because suddenly bots become capable of carrying 10x as much, and the factories use far less resources, far less power, produce far more, and produce it far faster. Doing that just murdered the fun of Factorio for me. I mean, it was incredibly satisfying that one time, but since then I can hardly bring myself to play. Which sucks, I very recently hit the 1000 hour mark for the game on Steam. And it's the only game I've done that for, more than double the next most played game for me (Rocket League).
Also I tend to play on peaceful. And when I don't, I use a mod to auto-distribute ammo so that I don't have to shovel it around (as well as coal for things like smelters). I think I've basically eliminated a lot of the paths that the Factorio devs intentionally created that steer you into the "fun" paths of the game. Hm.
@@albertjohnston1026 That I have no advice for. Fun is different for different people.
Except, maybe, try natural evolution enemies + rampant?
I about a decade from now, Musk will say on national television "Starter base complete" and then goes on to colonize Mars.
@@manitoba-op4jx
The Joke
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@@augustday9483 ?
@@nikolazivka6745
Look who I was replying to, they deleted their comment. I don't remember what they said.
Это была только стартовая база?!?!
Cringe
Computer: Well, are you going to start a new game?
Vueltero: No. It's just the starter base
*100 hours after*
Computer: Kill me, just kill me!!
Hahahhaah, i just lol so hard
- So, we received a SOS signal from some unknown planet.
* arrive on the planet *
- Okay, here we are ... um ... what the hell is this?!
Hahha, imagine that
probably an SOS signal from the aliens and not from him :D
I guess this will go in history as a piece of art. Seriously.
I swear if the youtube algorithm recommends this 5 years from now I’m gonna go nuts
I quite enjoy stuff like this where once you finish and leave then being able to watch as your creation slowly decays from something until everything stops working. Like throwing a switch so mining machines and the like stop producing as much if at all leading to transport slowing down as the needs fall all until everything quietly settles and stops for the rest of time.
Stuff like this in rimworld is pretty nice too. My last colony I got to watch fall into disrepair from fighting off a few raids after I left. With power sources degrading to the point of non-function causing the batteries to drain slowly with lights eventually starting to flicker off and turrets powering down. Once the batteries ran dry the cleaning bots slowly stoped working allowing nature to retake the base. Cracking the walls and floors allowing plants to start growing inside. It's quite interesting to watch as your base turns to ruin simply from time. It makes me wonder what those who will find it next will think of the base. If any will even stumble across it at all. Would they even be able to imagine the glory it once had or would all they see be a ruin of a once great colony.
Don't get me interested in another game, I was happily playing sim Airport (one of the buggyest games I ever played) occasionally in the evenings and getting on with life before I downloaded factorio. 200 total game hours later I'm on hour 60 my third map and it's a deathworld.
The last thing I need is the knowledge of another scifi management sim to distract me from...
Well actually I will probably need a distraction through the long dark winter...
As long as I get bored of it all by spring when I got to grow food...
@@lionllew6601 Rimworld is legit as good as Factorio I'd say and Factorio is one of the best games I've ever played, it's well worth a try
So THIS is how I got into Rimworld, It's all your fault Frogshadow! Oh well I enjoyed the journey onwards after finding Francis John's hannel and even better games than RW.
3:05 "damn why would anyone even need this huge of a setup"
3:08 ".... Oh that's just a starter base, got it"
hahahha
As someone who has been playing since 2015 I have to commend your work. This is absolutely incredible!
There are no words to describe how ludicrous this is. I mean, congratulations. This is a true feat of engineering.
Thanks
sir i take my hat off, i got 1000+ hours myself, just doing bobs and angel together were the biggest and most complicated thing in my gaming life.
This i would never complete, no wonder you had breaks, i tend to have around 5-6 months breaks between my big bases.. this is amazing.
I think this may very well qualify for a master's thesis in engineering.
With a focus in Production, Planning, and Patience
Well if he can gather up all the production data during his playthrough do some fancy graphs and then detail lessons learned during the project he might get his doctorate.
Yeah, but the bottleneck in quadrant AG-14 really hold back this factory from being great.
In the beginning, there was nothing. And God said, “Let there be machines and trains.”
Don't forget the bots
@@Vueltero it was at day 2 lol
@@IskeletuBr hahahhahha
This person in 200 h: basically breaks reality in a terribly difficult modpack.
Me in 200 h: "so I guess this is how I move around"
Electronic Assembling Machine: *making circuits*
Vueltero: I'm about end this man's whole career
NASA just called, they want to hire you for EVERYTHING
That's art, man. Massive kudos. :)
Holy cow. A base that big, and running at 5fps lol... the patience and dedication required to pull this off is outstanding. I could barely sit through skipping across the video. Insane!
Oh no! You have created a machine world, a planet surrounded by machinery for the purpose of extracting every last resource on the planet.
Congratulations, you have reached the stage of civilization level 1.
I have never played Factorio and I'm insanely impressed.
Great job!
Maaaaan, i can't find a word for this magnum opus, brilliant
You are insane. That level of dedication is impressive. Please accept my sacrificial logistic bot.
bobs, angels, madclowns, py, and more science packs all at once? you are completely insane
I'm doing this modpack right now, 30 hours in and I've just managed to craft my first Py science pack 1. The science packs aren't the hard thing in this mod, the buildings to make the stuff are. There were maybe 80-90 items that needed to be juggled to make the first science pack. Maybe 500 to make the buildings
Yeah I think we just found SCP 001 - "The Factory"
Me: watches this video
My computer: *Ah shit here we go again*
Why in a million years would you ever do this to yourself?
He did it in 200 hours
I applaud you, also instant sub
I was already going insane and gave up halfway with PyAB alone, but adding madclowns momotweaks and freakin 30+ science to it makes it all the more ridiculous
You sir, are a legend
Tysm, glad u liked it 😘
This video was like those videos comparing star sizes, where you go "there cant be anything bigger than this one..." yet a bigger star always keep popping in.
Wow, as soon as I get down to 40 UPS i'm done with a map and start optimizing and if I cant then its done, new map time. You have some supreme tolerance.
Made it to my recommendations, hopefully this vid takes off.
I sure hope so
Can't believe it got this far.. I'm so glad. Hopefully I'll upload the base tour video soon.
@@Vueltero Almost 10k, keep them coming I'll like and comment.
I thought my 40 labs in a vertical row was advanced.
nope
vertical rows, also commonly known as: columns
:)
@@BlueJayGaming idk. 40 labs in a column?
"That's a cool looking factory, how does it work?"
Me: "I don't know"
One of my best time ever was getting back to a huge spaghetti factory after several month. Trying to understand just how it worked made me feel like some kind of historian or archeologist.
@@meneither3834 mechanicus moment
I'd love to see a performance comparison on this save once Factorio Space Age comes out with its many many optimizations.
What compels a man to do such a thing is infinitely more terrifying that the outcome itself
Okay, nice start, seems fit for some space exploration.
your computer must have bad time
You know a base is really kicking off when you start seeing rail squares. Or as I like to call it “welcome to hell it only gets bigger from here”
I return and watch this every 6 months or so. It truly blows my mind each time
Imagine using hours of your life placing pavement...
Imaging playing this map for over 500 hours over a span of almost a year
The greatest achievement in the all world of videogames. INSANITY.
Another lonely God demonstrating what little of the Universe I have mastered.
If your factories look like a motherboard, you know you're doing something right
my heart almost stopped at 'starter base complete' this is amazing work really, enjoyed every second of it big
I started factorio recently and a friend send me your video today.its just crazy,amazing,fantastic what you have done here.
Bot hits rocket as it's taking off:
*CRITICAL MISSION FAILURE*
Me watching at the 93 hour mark: Huh, that's pretty impressi-
*starter base complete*
Me: ...huh?
Nani??!
His PC: *why are we still here? Just to suffer?*
Indeed
You invented Sim city 1, with flying cars, and extra steps. Love it
There is no word to accurately describe how blown away and impressed I am by this
tysm
This is a Forge World from Warhammer 40k. This is terrifying... BUT AMAZING!!!!
When it said starter base completeted and zoomed out...
an actual channel that doesnt clickbait 8k... WOW :D
This reminds me of a 190 hour game I played in 2017. I didn't use many mods, apart from RSO. NO angels, NO bobs or anything. But I did turn on vanilla biter spawn with RSO, and I turned it up to maximum size and frequency. The game took 190 hours to launch the rocket because I had to carve virtually every inch of space I needed out of biter bodies and spawners. There was also a lot of water so it was almost like being on a connected island chain. When I finished it, I didn't play Factorio for 3 years.
give this madman a hug
👍 🫂
I was considering buying....but this has made me realize that I can't even waste my life by playing games correctly anymore. (Jk definitely buying as soon as I can this is freaking epic)
"8k ultra hd" me: "but my monitor is only 4 pixels LD"
i have QHD but far away from 8k xD
Would it be possible to screenshot the entire base? I personally want to zoom in and see the details of it all.
You'll need to take hundreds of screenshots and combine them
You would need 100k x 100k resolution screenshot to be able to zoom in and see everything.
Theres an in game screenshot command that can render any zoom level at any resolution. You'd get a hella big image but factorio does support it.
@@oblivion_2852 hell yes, I too want a gigabyte jpeg file that I can open over the course of three days so I can zoom in and just admire the madness that bestows my eyes
Somebody could use the save and make a 'googlemap' out of it
DAMN!!!!!! I almost rage quit Factorio for 10 years after watching this video!! Incredible but Insane work!!
And here I thought having red and green automated was the pinnacle of my existence.
The thumbnail alone crashed my computer.
"starter base complete" 💀💀💀💀
this was unreal
my walls are painted in my own grey matter
i just realised that the blue cloud was robots and im terrified by this man.