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sure is convenient they gave you a lantern with infinite oil in it this time around. dark game. good for lp. ooo, it looked like you could actually get caught by that piggy. if that's true, then maybe they really did learn their lesson from last time. kudos if so, devs.

hmm... the thing running up top makes me wonder if this game speaks the same indicatives as the previous one. that'd be quite the oversight. we'll see later. cute seeing you all panicked though.

ha. he called him his little friend. i've been secretly amused since episode 1 about how short the protagonist is. he didn't say his kids were dead. just that he'd deny them death, or bring them back if necessary.

I had not made a connection between how linear this game can be at times and guiding farm animals but I think your intuition is dead on. The game is showing up more than a little dark on youtube I will say, although I shall continue to watch in any case.

this guy was inspired to spur the industrial revolution cause his house was still pitch black even after he filled it to the brim with sconces. pre industrial lighting was horrible, huh? someone wierdo parking in your drive to pick up their kids was the creepiest thing to happen so far. o.o;; are anteaters really that big? o.O

I am glad the algorithm sent me here. A Machine for Pigs is a brilliant game that got shafted as it was not quite what a lot of people were expecting. I won't spoil it but I will say paying attention to and considering the story the game is telling is vital to enjoying it fully. Definitely subbed for more and am looking forward to the next video.

it's possible he developed that thing independently. just unlikely. an ex butcher who associates people with pigs, expresses violent inclinations, and engages in clandestine perversion on the staff? this guy's wasting no time establishing himself as the villain. i'd suspect a red herring situation, but after the whole kovac situation, who knows. maybe expectation subversion is a relic of the past. i've been out of the relevant loops for awhile.

neato. i played the first amnesia when it's scariness was all hyped up. turned out it was only effective if you were afraid of the dark, as you were safe in the dark, and vulnerable in the light. but for someone like me, who feels that way naturally, the mechanics were completely ineffective. loved the atmosphere and story though. the environment was beautiful, and the game was more like a stroll through a park for me. o.o;; 15:50 oo, the door disappeared. you sir, might be hallucinating a bit. looking forward to seeing how this one stacks up to the first one.

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Salut et merci pour cette vidéo. Mon perso est lvl 19 et je viens de finir la campagne, je viens D'ouvrir le terminal où je dois cocher les 2 cases et quitter LINX. Le truc c'est que je voudrais de monter mon perso jusqu'au lvl 30 et continuer ensuite de jouer avec mon perso dans ce mode campagne. Si je coche les 2 cases je sais que je vais avoir la cinematic de fin mais est-ce que je vais rester dans la campagne ? J'ai peur de valider ces 2 cases, de quitter LINX et ne plus pouvoir continuer... Merci pour ton retour, bonne journée.

i'll definitely be getting shapez 2 1.0. shapez 1 definitely had blueprints. i also like pins. they multiply the already countless possibilities. i'm curious to the actual numbers involved here, but i'm not a mathinator. now, offloading different layers onto belts which just magically remember which layer they were input from and require that layer to output to, i'm not sure i'm keen for. it seems like it would cause more trouble than it's worth. i may prefer the control over how many layers i wanted to sort my belt feed into manually per situation. but i'm not decided yet.

ha. yes, i too described that shape as the umbrella logo. specifically, i called it an anorexic umbrella corp logo, but basically the same. also, you've opened my eyes to a legitimate purpose for the trains. they facilitate the existence of efficient sushi belts. that could actually be useful under specific conditions.

ah, the joy of coming back to [a complex spaghetti of which you need to remember every detail] with no recollection of what you were even doing. i empathize with the feeling of wanting to wipe the slate clean at this point. if that alone wasn't enough, the early access update breaking my systems would be the nail in that coffin. o.o trains, hmm, you know i never really got them. not in factorio or here. in both games, once the resource got where it was going, the speed didn't really matter, since the stream would be constant.

sooo, what's another series to come? :)

Hi Lee ! Do you have it in plans to resurrect the Hard Truck Apocalypse Rise Of Clans series ? I would definitely be in for that.

nope, i didn't expect kovac to actually be the villain. i thought it was a red herring. and i was going to go watch your first playthrough to see how different it was to this version, but then you told me not to. o.o so i guess i won't.

a prediction for the end? well if the main quest follows the patterns of all the side quests, then no one's leaving the islands.

i've actually seen at least 2 movies and 1 anime about amicable relations with zombies before, so it happens more often than you'd think. those zombie groups hunched over a meat pile are just begging for an explosive arrow, but it just never happens. o.o

this sanchez is a bucket of integrity, isn't he? good on 'im. probably an ex postal service worker. thanks for the emotional support during the raid, too, bud. and there goes your hardcore run. if i'm understanding correctly, it was a good run.

what makes you say he wasn't trying to help them survive? if they weren't fighters, then keeping them safe is the next best option to beefing them up. and that appears to be what he was doing. if only you could make a golden flaming stick. it'd be the perfect melee weapon compliment to your boomerang.

you got a long range aoe with infinite ammo and durability. it doesn't get much stronger than that, unless you get infinite explosive ammo at some point. either it's a misunderstanding, or kovac's a secret villain. i honestly wouldn't be surprised either way.

shoulda known they'd secretly let emily survive. i was shocked and bamboozled. good job, game. oh, those red stones are nifty. and since you can unmake things, i'm guessing you can get it back and reuse it, too. vn.

just noticed 1 feather makes 10 arrows. that must not work the way i imagined. but i can see it. maybe. good job on that hoard. didn't doubt you for a second. and more depressing turns. the game's half silly, half trauma. lots of graves around, too. makes sense.

guess the rain really was just rare. is there any advantage the tall ones have besides being extra creepy? btw, got a kitten watching with me today, you'll be glad to know it found the video to be quite interesting.

i'd wager there's a possibility the absence of rain could be an aspect of the difficulty, rather than a bug. also, pretty sure this is the first time i've ever seen a game... resolve a situation like that. indie privilege, i guess.

the piranha move so slow, they really don't seem all that dangerous, but they make for excellent mob grinders. look at all that free exp. we pretty much had the same reaction to her holding the new gun, too. lol.

30% of the way through the game already? y'know, i have been wondering about that. the map only shows 4 islands and you've already cleared 2 of them, so i was wondering if it was a short game. guess it do be.

you were pretty conservative with your shots in the beginning, but you've gotten quite spray and pray-(y/ie(?)) this episode. guess the return on ammo is pretty generous.

while parrots speaking for monkeys giving you sidequests wasn't on my bingo card, for some reason, it's not _that_ surprising. kovac just kinda gives off a vibe, y'know? "these fruits and things are respawning, so that's really helping us. again, there's not really enough food around here..." dude. you can't put those statements right next to each other.

you gotta do what you gotta do. i'd take the time to max out my bag before leaving the tutorial, too, if i knew it was a tutorial, or that deer became scarcer later.

it's pretty rough throughout, but none of that was really a problem for me. the first zombie you said appeared behind you definitely didn't, so i wasn't dissuaded yet either. but then, when night fell, and things were definitely spawning behind you, and then in the final seconds of the video, things even appeared right in front of you, right in your face.... nah. this game isn't for me. i can't stand infinitely respawning mobs just in general, but this... nope. maybe it'll be fun to watch, but i'd have uninstalled it around this point. lol.

the how to survive series was before my time. had no idea it was one of your most popular series. thought that was viscera. o.o i'll have to consider going back and watching that one then. guess i'll let this series convince me one way or the other. also, difficultymaxxing is the best way to play anything, so let's see them chops. lol.

Enjoy the vacation!

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neato. enjoy your break. very considerate of you to set us up with a snack while you're gone this time. lol. thanks.

newcomers don't know how good they got it nowadays, but old players appreciate all these QoL changes, like merging belts and splitters, and painters and mixers. i dig these changes. every second i watch these videos pushes me closer to buying the game, but then you mention it's already got another update coming up and i'm reminded why i don't. i really want to play this tho. ah, the infamous wire layer. i never reached the point in my shapez 1 playthrough. i stopped when shapez 2 was announced. but it sounds both scary and very very exciting.

the void is center stage in my heart. in fact, in my recent stardew farm, it's registered as my favorite thing. naming your modules and expressing trouble finding them is a good advertisement for the labels you scoffed at earlier. lol. thinking about it, efficiency doesn't mean much when your resources are infinite. they shouldn't spontaneously stop though. if your production stopped, something definitely went wrong somewhere.

you know, the shapes are getting made, and they're getting where they need to go. that's what's important, right? efficiency? what's that? it was your machine, you made it, and it does the job, so that's great. i'm not even gonna point out any oversights that made me laugh or gesture or talk to the screen, cause that's all stuff i could just do in my own game, were it so important to me. i'd be no better than a guide if i just started telling you how to optimize your builds, and who wants to use a guide for a puzzle game? smh. about your question: watching people solve puzzles is one of my favorite things. so you show me as much of that as you want. can we reach a LeeSuss original Make anything machine? eager to find out.

you know, seeing that you needed twice as many red corners as blue corners, then setting up a machine that produces twice as many blue corners as red corners, then saying this is the most efficient use of your resources, paired with the generous belts, is, just, such, a perfect complimentary spice for this spaghetti. you're not stressing me out at all. not even a little. >.>

The thing you're not having things nicely symmetrical is diabolical, my eyes bleed a bit. Not to mention you're not using one circle extractor - you know, that big yellow triangle with exclamation mark. And later on you blocked 2 extractors. Damn, you're efficient at messing things up. :D

yup, i knew it. figured you'd be all over this. woulda been a day 1 purchase for me too, if not for being early access. so, it'll be a few years before i get to play this one i guess. your mobile ad psychology tricks won't work on me. even though, yes, i do want to fix your factory. lol.

wehew been waiting for this one

the new muskets are an upgrade to crossbows in every aspect. nice, nice. handcannons still have their place though. but why does your shot drop when theirs don't? o.O i've noticed in the last few videos, you installed these gliders in your high land outposts, but you always just walk anyway. poor neglected things. oh god, pay no heed to my min maxing musings. your bunk houses are perfect just as they are.

charcoal vs coal vs coke aside, if the forger uses 3 ore per bloom, and the blast furnace only uses 1, on top of the more efficient steel production, i'd retire those forger services immediately. finally got those muskets you've been drooling over for awhile. lol. they do sound an upgrade in all aspects over everything else you've got. the ammo's probably cheaper too. feeling secure. seems like a huge milestone, and i wonder where it could or will go from here.

wait... monocular? ..... i... i guess it could be called that. first time i've heard it though. lee: **sells all his golden shields** ten seconds later: where are all my golden shields? lol... i wonder if it'd be any more efficient to just put a bed next to each job station... probably not. it's not like they stop working depending on how far away their beds are.

fresh air is good, sure, but i can get that by opening the windows and letting a draft through. the 10 minutes a day outside i average is plenty, i gather. also, you've never met this guy in your life. it was the other nerd on the beach that gave you the dna thing. walking on the sticks makes way more sense than what i was thinking, which didn't make any sense.

this party wasn't even a disaster. seemed pretty normal, aside from all the spooky hallucinations. i admit, i was a bit worried about the fertilizer quest. with this game, you just never know. o.o;; so floofty, huh. gonna be an interesting interview with that one later, presumably.

it didn't occur to me, but there is a difference between steel and stainless steel, huh? i wonder how primitive steel can get, or how advanced stainless requires, or if there's even more advanced versions i don't even know about. o.o they're getting uncomfortably close again. but that's what the balance of efficiency and aesthetics is, isn't it? a dangerous game, that. of course, the reason you need specific colored lanterns to make cotton is... it's uh... ... hmm.... that glider on the mountain looks really cool, btw.

not being able to ascend? predicted. breaking on landing? weird, but it makes more sense than sticking it in your pocket. respawning at the launch site? not even on the list of possibilities, but very interesting. so i guess they want you to make a glider tower at all your bases to make travel between them easier. stairs annoying to climb? elevator appeal rising. 10 rails for 1 iron ingot would be more than generous. 16 rails for 6 ingots is the same. if it were up to me, we'd only get 1 rail for 8 ingots, and we'd need a special multiblock machine to make them. lol.

i was wondering how upgrading jobs would work. it was nice to see it in real time. with all the different damage and distances, i wish you could set priorities like more standard tower defense games. being able to put your guns on strong and your crossbowmen on far and your archers on near would really help efficiency. also 100 bullets is scary low considering you were using, what like 1800 bolts before? o.O