I'm on 41:40, and I can't stop thinking to add gyroscope on this big AF drill I'm glad KZread recommended your chanel. Thx for your content!

@Joxi_

4 ай бұрын

You know what. Now that you mentioned it i completely forgot haha. I am glad you enjoyed it and thank you!

THANK you so much for the support❤I don't want to be that guy, BUT if this video get to 100 likes I'll make 300 days!

This was great! I love seeing people struggle in Space Engineers! Just a few things to help you out: Your Drop Pod de-spawns after a while. Grind it down and place a survival kit on your base immediately. The Drop Pod is small grid. It's survival kit is made of the exact same amount of components as a large grid survival kit. Alternatively you can temporarily merge the Drop Pod to a separate grid. This updates the grid and the Drop Pod should stay, as long as it has power. Merge blocks can also be used to merge other things together like... pistons! No need for rebuilding rebuilt rebuilds. You can edit exact values in the control menu when dealing with pistons. Left-Click on a slide-bar while holding "Ctrl". This way you can set piston speeds to what ever you may dare... Experiment with the "share inertia tensor" setting when using pistons, rotors, hinges. (helps get rid of wobble) Hey, ever thought of making yourself some better Tools? Get rid of the plates as walls everywhere and replace them with interior walls (cheaper than steel blocks). Many of the plates are occupying the room/space inside the base. The plates are placed inside the rooms taking up the build space you need, to place your lights where you want. If you can't place a block, then you either don't have the initial building materials to start a block (Steel Plate, Interior Plate, Construction Component, Girder), or the space you want to place your block is already occupied by another block. This would have to do with the "collision" of different blocks. Their collision boxes vary quite drastically. When holding a block, you can switch between "Large Grid" and "Small Grid". Press "R". Small grid is much cheaper. Also quite fragile at times. Always keep an eye on your H²O levels (suit AND SHIP!) Might need more tanks... O²H² Generators can only produce a certain max output. To toggle your hud markers, press "H" I hope this helps a little. I challenge you to survive 1000 days in Space Engineers and then go back and watch your videos to laugh your silly little space engineer socks off! 😜

@Joxi_

4 ай бұрын

I thought so why my escape pod de-spawned. Thank you for the tips, next time I am playing I'll definitely come back to read them haha. See my way of playing I stay away from reading and checking guides. It might be a long run but i prefer to learn mechanics and stuff myself. If that makes sense. I will try to keep the series going till 1000 haha and we can have a reunion in a couple of years. Anyway thank you for watching! I am glad you enjoyed it!!

@Dagonius.

4 ай бұрын

@@Joxi_ Oh don't worry, I won't tell you any secrets. Don't wanna take any fun out of it. Watching the learn process is far too funny!

@Joxi_

4 ай бұрын

@@Dagonius. Haha I appreciate that. :)

The first 500 hours are frustrating but great fun.

@Joxi_

4 ай бұрын

Haha yeah it's a learning curve isn't it.

I thoroughly enjoyed both 100 days videos, hope you make it to 300 days, hell maybe even more. Very entertaining, unfortunately, the KZread algorithm is not doing this video justice

@Joxi_

2 ай бұрын

I am glad! Thank you for watching. I am soon starting on 300 just have some other projects I want to do first! Let's not talk about the algorithm haha

Keep going! You have learned a lot and it has been a blast to watch! There is still sooo much to discover. Combat is fun if you remember a few things. Never use a ship you expect to keep. Keep fighters small grid at first, try the different weapons.Then start to learn the blue print feature and projector block.Then it's fun with base mounted welders and grinders. You may want to get familiar with the faction menu too, don't want to make too many enemies. Don't worry, none of these are secrets, just core game mechanics, and still only a fraction of things to learn in this wonderfully frustrating game.The failures and hardship is what makes the success taste so sweet, but you know that already... you're a space engineer.

@Joxi_

Ай бұрын

I've just discovered quest's and factions towards the end, I am defo going to have a closer look in the next 100 days! Again thanks for watching through it so far! Will see you in the next one. Ps i still got so much to learn.

I dig the mining rig idea. You should just build a mobile base like that and screw tires just slap a boat load of thruster under it and you can just land at the mining location with everything. Also I think if you reinforce the main tower on the rig a bit it'll stop shaking as much. Good shit though I laughed my ass off.

@Joxi_

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for watching! And you never know because I do have some plans for the future to improve the mining rig! I also need to try to slap a gyro on the thing because someone mentioned I haven't! But I am glad you enjoyed the video!!

Personally I enjoy the first 50 hours. By then I have all I need and I feel like I run out of things to do.

@Joxi_

4 ай бұрын

I think I went through something similar in my first 100 days (around 40-50 hours), but then I decided for this video to let my poor imagination dictate on what I am gonna build and had a blast!

@jonbeargenx

4 ай бұрын

@@Joxi_ It's all about having fun, so as long as you're having fun, keep doing it :)

Crazy how this only has 60 likes

Your progression in mining designs reminds me so much of how I tackled those problems starting out as well. I probably built 10 mining contraptions before I finally hit on one that was pretty decent. Lots of trial and error and explosions and rebuilding but when it finally goes right wow it feels good. :)

@Joxi_

4 күн бұрын

I don't think I've hit the perfect one yet haha but I have an idea of what I am gonna attempt soon! 100% trial and error. I also like how brutal it can be. One second you have a ship or something and then you run out of juice and suddenly you have no ship ;)

ooooo lmfao omg keep going with the video pal love ya videos

@Joxi_

3 ай бұрын

I am glad you enjoyed the journey 😊 Thank you for sticking it through. I have 300 days in plans soon!

Thank you

@Joxi_

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for watching! Means alot!!

Letssss gooooo!!! Was anxious about the part 2, regards from Brazil againnn❤

@Joxi_

4 ай бұрын

Hope you enjoyed it!

I love long form Space engineers content, I’m definitely subscribing 👍

@Joxi_

4 ай бұрын

I am glad you enjoyed it. And thank you so much!

I can’t give you more than 1 like!

@Joxi_

3 ай бұрын

Haha one is more than enough! Again thank you :)