I never thought to check with the ship broker to find a good ship to salvage, genius!

40:29 On the left is that strange for me storage bay or something. How you install it? I bought one but don't know how to install it.

I know I'm a couple of months behind your learning curve; however, you can view the 'health' of all your ship parts by pressing the X key. the redder the part the more broken it is.

Great series thx

0:48 start his day by putting the wrong shoe on the wrong foot

Awesome series ty

I purchased a few items from supplies, the backpack, grinder, charger and set it to send to main cargo like you show. when I go to the ship, there is nothing there.

I was unable tto locate a larger backpack at the station. Is it random?

I made it to a station with no fuel for sale or on my ship! Anyway out of this conundrum?

If I accidentally select work on skills or traits, how can I go back one screen without doing one of the skills or traits?

Such a criminally underrated youtuber, I hope the algorilim gods bless you some day!

When I start a game in ostranauts I immediately begin to dismantle the station floors and create leaks lmao

Hi, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

Would be nice if you would narrate over your gameplay (even if its not constant talking)

Rather silly question here. Is it possible to depressurize K-Leg by cutting into the wall? or removing the wall on your ship and then the airlock? Asking for a friend.

Please add music without lyrics. Thank you!

Thanks for the series, I probably would've dropped the game by now if it weren't for these tutorials. Hope they have an official video tutorial series in the future or have someone make it for them, because manuals are great but a terrible way to get started.

Hi, is there any way to pump fuel from large containers? Reactor fuel. From Big to small and reverse?

So. I been watching a lot of this game, and i hope to pick it up soon. But i have to ask as a guy who has watched a lot of people play this. Why do you all go for building up rather then trimming down. The more i watch you all dump hours into building a ship up out in the bone yard. I wonder why not strip a huge ship out. And stash away premo goods on the flotilla. Then when that hull is evaluated and priced down, pick it up cheap. Fly out some basics, and limp it over to the flotilla for major overhaul. Cut out the ship you want from the floorplan firm it all up and scrap all the floating loose leftovers. Then stuff it full of all the amenities you been squirling away

how did you get that ship thats not the one that was in your first video?

if a reactor is damaged or needs restoration do that before uninstalling. All of the parts will be 100% and not need to be done separately. Saves some time I think.

When you realize Ostranauts is an elaborate Sims mod. Thanks for the video.

Um Chad... You're trying to hire a COP! Mercy IS the Authorities you were complaining to her about! LOL Upper right hand Conner you can see their job. You want to try to hire either Civilians, which is really hard, or other Shipbreakers.

Along with everything else you've done so far, can you show derelict purchase/refurbish to sell for profit? I think, once you have enough ship parts and money to start, that's where the real money can be earned!

Nice guide. Thank you for the time and effort.

Nice vid! It's a fun series. The game is too dark and grindy for me to play, but I enjoy you watching you play it!

Brilliant idea, I love the game and, still enjoy watching it without the commentary. Thank you 😊

I didn't mind it so much, but I prefer commentary because I'm not so familiar with the game that I know what's going on just from watching it. Like, I didn't notice right away that you left Phoebe behind, and I'm not sure if that was intentional or an accident.

I enjoyed this as a nice background watch! I agree, wouldn't want them all the time, but it's a nice piece to have every once in a while.

Payday! Thanks for the video.

The inside of your ship looks like a tetris screen at the end. Thanks for the video.

The fact that VORB is in orbit and that you're approaching obliquely (rather than directly in front or behind) will account for a lot of that "drift." You have to kind of "chase" the station with lots of different inputs. We see this in OKLG as well, but the rotation is slower so it doesn't seem as wild. If you position yourself directly behind the station and [K] match speed first before doing the docking approach, it will cancel out most of the lateral motion & drifting. In space, everything is in (curved) motion. Just gotta get on the same curve! :D I'm wildly impressed with the motion simulation of this game.

33:24 Looking it over (and rolling back time, and doing some math, and pondering). I think I get it. And oddly not all the numbers shows are of the same type. 32:11 you have not accepted the mission, you have 6577.61. Clicking take gig (32:20) did NOT cost you the 445.87 as I expected, so I started running the numbers so I could see exactly what it was doing, and when... 33:23, before you finish, looking on the left, the Payout: 664.90 - 2198.09? But no payout is that high, so what does that mean? More questions... Note the highest payout is 1752.21, but the cost to accept the mission was 445.87... And those two together add to 2198.09 (well, 2198.08, but penny rounding I'd bet) When you finish 33:25 (you are bumped up to 8329.82 in cash, showing you got paid 1752.21 precisely from the 6577.61 you started at, for the Platinum payout. So the 1752.21 is the NET payout, not the gross payout; and the remove the mission cost from the payout, not up front. The payout range above had added in the 445.88 that got taken out in the net payout (2198.09 - 445.88 = 1752.21). And the payouts now, looking over the list. Platinum - Gross: 2198.09 Net: 1752.21 (as we saw). Gold - Gross: 1321.98 Net: 876.11 Silver - Gross: 983.92 Net: 438.05 And I assume... Bronze - Gross: 664.90 Net: 219.03 And if you fail entirely (at end of time I suspect), you lose 445.87 (or 445.88 depending if the penny rounding cheats you again) Which tracks, each tier is roughly double the NET payout of the one before it So how to read this Variables in <> braces... Title: <TYPE> Duration: <Bronze> (<silver>, <gold>, <Platinum>) Payout: <Bronze GROSS payout> (<Silver NET Payout>, <Gold NET Payout>, <Platinum NET Payout>) Cost: <Cost taken from gross payouts, or penalty for failure> Why they mix and match GROSS and NET payouts? I don't know. But they sure as heck did. That's the only way those numbers make sense. And on the left in the summary and after you accept, they do keep it consistent... Cost: <Cost> Payout: <Bronze Gross> - <Platinum gross> (the range is for gross payouts, which makes sense to me) Very long story short; they cheated you out of a penny. Go demand it back.😁

Have you given up in this series? Was hoping to see a few more on this one

Big ship this time. Thanks for the video.

Hi Chad. You can msnually stack the things you want to haul. Just pick them up and drag them to the zone. Then select the context menu from the dragged item and choose "drop". This way you can pick up more stuff. 🎉😊

if the autotask starts to mess up, i've learned a quick reload of the game helps clear it up

The beginners guides made me rebuy this game and start playing it. Look forward to watching this series!

If you just want space for loot, give cargo nets a spin. It's not only faster install, because your ship is lighter, it flies better and docking fees are hair lower.

First, yay! I really enjoy the series. Could you plz make the vids slightly longer, like 45-60 mins if your schedule allows? Also, having more frequent uploads will be super awesome. Thanks for the wonderful content.

I was really hoping that you'd cover the atmospheric flight as well! Either way, I'm super happy that I've found your channel. You've taught me, well, everything I know about Ostranauts and I'm enjoying the game WAY more now with that knowledge! Thank you (and your family) for the time that you've spent on us (and they've missed) teaching us all about this very complicated and fun game! Shalom, brother!

Using hygiene products you found on a derelict is always sanitary. Thanks for the video.

why did you not check all the crates in the cargo webbing? i found a ton of weapons on 1 of those

Someone needs to make these series an actual TUTORIAL inside the game itself... So that it guides you through everything that you need to know, if you so chose.

If she has appraisal, she's most likely manager. Not the best pick for hard shipbreaking. Tip: You can check perspective hire's job in social tab in PDA. Doesn't work on strangers, they need to be considered a contact.

You do realize youre pawns need to have AUTOTAKS ON ! for them to start doing stuff for you and set thme to work for the whole day ... and once you come back to port IF you stay a bit longer ... trow them some downtime ... during the hours you re in starport ... and personaly I micro-manage the sleep - have 4 pawns and 1 is always forced sleeping by me manualy ! I dont sent times for sleep in schedule cos they never get tired on shcedule !

Thanks for the video.

It's funny, entry time you start your videos you say "Hey Chad here" and all I hear is, "Hey Chat"! LOL

Is this from the same Devs that made NeoScavenger? It reminds me allot of that AWESOME game! I know I said it last video, but thank you SOOOO much for this series! This game has such a high learning curve that tutorials like this are almost necessary (unless you read the entire manual) and who does that, right?!? LOL