I've watched a couple of your SunnySide videos so far, and I REALLY appreciate how detail oriented and insightful you are with your overviews. I've found a lot of people upload videos and don't want to invest time into the progress this game requires to enjoy it properly, or they don't understand basic garden management going in. Your play-through is similar to how I'd play, it seems: Going in with an understanding and being willing to expand upon that through getting deeply entrenched in the game itself. [: Naturally this game released during my final semester before graduation, but I'll keep an eye on your videos to prepare me for when I actually have the time to get and play the game. Thanks for the work you put into your uploads and I hope you continue to enjoy SunnySide!
Thank you, the comment is much appreciated. SunnySide definitely will take up some hours before understanding the full span of details that developers programmed into the game, many of which aren't immediately apparent. When making these videos I keep in mind all the questions I had, mechanics I had to ask questions about or research and the questions others ask in hopes that the information ends up being useful. I'm a couple hundred hours into playing by now, there's a lot to appreciate in this farming sim variation and I hope you will enjoy it when you are able to get around to it. You'll also get to experience all the great updates that make the game that much better. Best of luck on your final semester!
I also love your videos. So infomative and helpful. Especially since the game doesnt really tell you all the mechanics. I'm on xbox and its still a bit buggy. But it has great potential.
Hopefully the porting team can push out the updates soon to all the console players! I know that for PC the updates we have gotten already made considerable differences in performance and QOL. It was worth suffering through the bugs, but I was lucky to only have a handful of crashes, nothing truly game breaking. I have faith that Rainy Games will come through for all the console players.
All lights, appliances, water pump and vehicles will automatically connect to the electricity as long as you have a battery that has some energy stored. There's already a battery at your starter farm, but to utilize it you'll need solar panels or wind turbines, both of which are unlocked through the building/crafting menu in the skill tree. You can get solar panels at level 8 by taking carnelian to the skill tree. Once built they'll start recharging the battery that supplies power to everything on the farm. You can also built additional batteries by buying the blueprints from Phillip after skill tree level 14.
That is one smart dog and the dog talks too. I must listen
Thanks, this game have multiple mechanics that I don't know and thanks to you I found what I need
I've watched a couple of your SunnySide videos so far, and I REALLY appreciate how detail oriented and insightful you are with your overviews. I've found a lot of people upload videos and don't want to invest time into the progress this game requires to enjoy it properly, or they don't understand basic garden management going in. Your play-through is similar to how I'd play, it seems: Going in with an understanding and being willing to expand upon that through getting deeply entrenched in the game itself. [: Naturally this game released during my final semester before graduation, but I'll keep an eye on your videos to prepare me for when I actually have the time to get and play the game. Thanks for the work you put into your uploads and I hope you continue to enjoy SunnySide!
Thank you, the comment is much appreciated. SunnySide definitely will take up some hours before understanding the full span of details that developers programmed into the game, many of which aren't immediately apparent. When making these videos I keep in mind all the questions I had, mechanics I had to ask questions about or research and the questions others ask in hopes that the information ends up being useful. I'm a couple hundred hours into playing by now, there's a lot to appreciate in this farming sim variation and I hope you will enjoy it when you are able to get around to it. You'll also get to experience all the great updates that make the game that much better. Best of luck on your final semester!
I also love your videos. So infomative and helpful. Especially since the game doesnt really tell you all the mechanics. I'm on xbox and its still a bit buggy. But it has great potential.
Hopefully the porting team can push out the updates soon to all the console players! I know that for PC the updates we have gotten already made considerable differences in performance and QOL. It was worth suffering through the bugs, but I was lucky to only have a handful of crashes, nothing truly game breaking. I have faith that Rainy Games will come through for all the console players.
Can you tell me how do I get electricity in my house?
All lights, appliances, water pump and vehicles will automatically connect to the electricity as long as you have a battery that has some energy stored.
There's already a battery at your starter farm, but to utilize it you'll need solar panels or wind turbines, both of which are unlocked through the building/crafting menu in the skill tree. You can get solar panels at level 8 by taking carnelian to the skill tree. Once built they'll start recharging the battery that supplies power to everything on the farm. You can also built additional batteries by buying the blueprints from Phillip after skill tree level 14.
How tf is a dog playing
Magic =)