Nice series even tho the ending fight is broken :) ty for showing it :) please for the future turn the filters on to see income of planets and level of defenses its hard to keep up with whats build up and not, what planets are important for income etc... it just makes it easier to follow :D

the OBS Audio gremlin strikes again

sorry everyone OBS killed my audio for basically this entry game

sorry everyone OBS Killed my audio

sorry everyone OBS killed my audio

Sorry everyone about the Audio OBS well gave up on life and didn't let me know :(

There's no audio?💔

The easiest way to beat the Wraith is just to build Lantean corvettes. They come with a light drone launcher and two laser hardpoints. With three of them, you can knock out most Wraith ships.

Tyrant Corvette 💪

cant you speak louder? you damn voice is so relaxing and with the steps sounds is making me so relaxed that I want to sleep XDDD

Some rough fights there.

Damn, this is so hard

I love stargate

Robot falls out of sky: Hi ☺

Your generally doing great content, it's unlucky more people don't know you

The little kid talking at the end was hilarious

Nostalgia

Yeah those Kull Warriors aren't as strong in the normal conquest. I found it quite rough myself, usually build a malp facility to support the troops in order to resist. Its a bit hit or miss wither you get them.

17:28 headshot

Nice :>

I would recommend slowly replacing X-303 with BC-304, 303 is generally bad against bigger ships, they are good at anti fighter / bomber, but 304 is also good at it, except the medium railguns they have are a bit better against bigger ships... So i would keep maybe 2- 303 to keep Thor safe from bombers and rest as 304... Also please turn the filters on the galaxy map ( the 4 buttons next to map in the right bottom corner) it makes it more visible where you have what lvl of station, income etc... Btw sometime you flank with Thor which is quite bad, asgards ships in this mod are powerful but have very narrow "fire angle" so you always want them to be straight center against their target otherwise they keep turning around, and since they are very slow at it, they loose a lot of dmg just because it takes them ages to turn into angle from witch they can fire :) otherwise love series :) hope you do the big campaign where you get to fight Ori, Replicators and Wraiths :) or even the Pegasus prelude is really nice, tho realy hard to win as Ancients :) Edit: Damm they really wont let you build that high lvl station at Chulak lol :D each time you build to lvl 2 they come and destroy it lol :D

I don't have Outpost Infinity Siege, so I don't know for sure, but I suspect that there are other things that you can do to help your frames. In most games, the thing that makes the most difference isn't the shadows. Its the render distance and LOD. Turning theses things down even a tiny amount makes a huge difference in most games. Texture quality almost universally do not have any noticeable impact at all. Underbrush, ground clutter and the likes add a lot of objects to the scene and can make a difference depending on how they are implemented. If DLSS is available, make use of it. It renders the game at a lower resolution and uses AI to upscale it to the resolution of your monitor. The early versions of DLSS had noticeable issues, but the modern implementations are extremely good and will gain you some major frames. Effects like motion blur and depth of field should be turned off. They provide little and eat into your frames. Shadows do make a difference, but not anywhere near as much as render distance, LOD and DLSS. The other thing you might want to look into is the rendering options provided by your video card driver. Nvidia has a lot of options that you can change. Many settings are normally controlled by the application, but through the driver, you can tell the video card to ignore that application setting and use the setting you give it instead. There's also simple things you might not think about which can really eat into your frames. My computer lives in the corner of the room. There's some breathing room behind, but the hot air still has a tendency to accumulate behind. I've got a small fan just bellow the table the computer is sitting on. It blows air under the table and toward the wall. That pushes the hot air away and easily reduces temperature by at least 5 degrees. That does not sound like much, but most modern video cards throttle once they reach max temperature. Keeping the temperature just a few degrees lower can prevent that throttling behavior. It allows your video card to operate at a higher clock speed without overheating.

2:53 The pathing isn't really all that impressive. Unreal Engine has been able to do that since the early 2000s and can even path wall jumps if your game allows for that. What is truly impressive is that fact that many other game engine still struggle with pathing to this day. I don't know for sure about the most recent versions of Unreal, but the early version cache pathing. It is a series of nodes that are linked together. To a large degree, the behavior that I've seen from Infinity edge very much feel like there's some of that going on. Given the amount of things that the engine has to track during a siege, that's to be expected. The chasers feel much more dynamic in the way that they are able to jump up on top of buildings and probably use a different algorithm.

Seriously, I keep watching trying to Tetris your inventory episode after episode, and it is the most painful thing ever to watch. Tetris really isn't your thing.

14:00 About that conversation on Microtransactions. I've been a gamer for over 3 decades at this point. I am old enough to remember the era before microtransactions were a thing. It used to be that we would get entire games that were fully polished on day one. Those days are long gone. The massive elephant in the room is the fact that support for games that have microtransactions is generally dropped almost right away once revenu decreases. Most of them don't make it past their second year and get almost all of their revenus within the first 6 months. Since microtransaction depend on web servers, the end of microtransaction services also usually means the end of a game. Microtransactions have also just been generally bad for the industry as a whole. Its engendered a feeding frenzy where every game company out there wants more profit and that often comes at the expense of the quality of the game. I can say that the general quality of games has significantly decreased since microtransactions became a thing. Studios have come to rely on a number of tired tropes that have worked for them before and no longer seem to have any desire to take the risk to create something new and novel. This is a direct result of this type of game not lasting long and the studio needing to have the next one lined up by the time the previous game has reached the end of its lifecycle. A significant portion of the most beloved games of the last decade came from studios no one had heard from before, and that's no accident. Microtransaction make sense as a business model, but they don't make sense for players who invest their time into a game. Generally speaking, games that have microtransactions have a tendency to be extremely grindy in order to encourage players to spend. Players have to spend significant amount of time in them to accomplish anything. It has a massive impact on the pacing of games. It also tends to make them feel soulless. Most microtransaction games are rather thin on story and lore. This eventually drives players out of the game and results in their death. The subscription model was working fine and most of the longer lasting games which have been around for more than a decade use this model. It guaranties them a stable source of revenu every month. There's been signs for the last 2~3 years that the microtransaction model has just about run its course and is running into serious headwinds. I just don't see it as being viable for the vast majority of games out there moving forward. Players have been demanding higher quality games for a while and I think that means that studios are going to have to readjust and revisit the subscription model.

19:49 That's not a powerline hum. Typically, powerlines don't hum at all during dry days. You'll only hear them on wet days when the dew allows some of the electricity to leak around the insulator. The thing that hums is typically the transformer, but the pitch is way too high. The coils that have a whining noise are typically the smaller coils, and only when they are of poor quality and can vibrate. That's about as bad of a representation of what electricity sounds like as it could be.

great work! dont stop making videos!

Heheh default glyph

Have you seen the full game? Its even more beautiful

JEAGER CLAN GAMIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I love this game on multiplayer. ❤

Hello My Clansmen! The next few Outpost Videos are going to be in long form i would really apricate your feedback. if you like this format please let me know and if you do not also let me know. normally Long form is not treated well by the algorithm so i would like to know what to community thinks!

What did you all think of the long form Play, is this preferable? Depending on what you all want i can switch to this form for outpost. let me know on the comments below!

Hello fellow Stargate fan :) My name is Sedaris and I'm currently planning some gaming events for the anniversary of SG1 and I wondered, if you would be interested in playing some rounds of some classic Stargate mods during the next weekend? With best regards, Sedaris

never seen this game before love it keep it up

Sigue así grandeeee !!!!!

to be honest I roll with an army of shopping cart drones and a few mechs into a fight , I pump auto loaders and turrets in other front lines but leave main with less but reinforce with drones mechs and me so it turns into a really quick game of rts lmao

Hey there, Loved watching every second of the AI pummeling you 😂 That comeback in round two was glorious. Cheers for checking it out - more coming real soon!

You need to pick up the Ayatan Sculptures as when you fill them with Ayatan Stars they can be traded to Maroo for Endo.

Yo can you help me get a necramech for new war

Mission Starts at ~ 9:30 on this mission

Engines to convert materials to energy use energy to upgrade placed small artillery. Also upgraded spike walls are taller with a platform that's nice to place turrets on. away from scorpion attacks. You can remove cwis turret and put it on a guardian after removing it's turret. Also the POI with heal cannon is great to stick on a guardian. It persists for the tour. BIG Hint. Select autoloader in command mode, use Z hotkey. Picks up literally any item and drags it to it. Great for cleaning map of materials and snagging ammo without running back and forth. Field cover has a few upgrade options but can use only 1 at a time. One option is autoloader. Using Z hotkey just snag ammo from ammo makers on top of your base.

Makes me want to play this game again

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Might want to look at editing these a bit more to remove a lot of the base stuff. This whole video didn't show any actual gameplay. Good luck on the grind my guy

I usually use 1 soldier for scout missions. armor+knive

Oh, such a fail at very end...