Thanks so much for this! I how it's almost a year, but we always love to learn from those that understand what's going on!

Is the "or" component needed? Is it not just passing a signal through without changing anything?

I tried doing this but the door just stays open once I wire everything.

There is a default use of the terminal on the Humbpack to control the batteries: On/Off to connect/disconnect from the Grid and number from 0-100 to set the charge rate fpr the batteries

There is a terminal on a default ship for the battery room. Humpback maybe?

I would love it if you gave this game another shot. I just got it running on my Oracle VM (running Windows XP). Perhaps we can set up multiplayer. Some things to keep in mind: When you pull up your stats window you'll see a red cross icon on the top left corner. ALL level 1 classes have this. This indicates that you have skill points to allocate. ALL non-mage characters desperately need to up their accuracy at the beginning, because (as you've experienced) you don't have enough mana to kill things with magic. By the end of the video, I noticed you still have not allocated your starting stat points. You will level up SO much faster and easier once you do, I promise. The Mrem class in particular is a bit of a berserker class. They have faster movement speed than the others, and far higher Dexterity (great for bows, possibly spears, though I'm unsure why their signature weapon seems to be an axe - possibly for crits). The way equipment works is that it increases your stats by a percentage of the character's base, making your skill/stat point allocation (they are one and the same) crucial. Each class has their own bonuses to certain stats. Mrem's seem to favor Dexterity and Accuracy in my experience, yielding 7 points and 5 points per stat point respectively (4 for strength and defense and 6 for Body Points). This is good to keep in mind, as some weapons/armor can only be equipped if you have a certain amount of points, in certain stats. Once your accuracy is up, non mages seem to put mages to shame (not counting Mentors). IIRC: The Classes can be described compared as follows: Mentors are kind of your buff/debuffers of the mages. Earth Mages are your healers Fire Mages are your AOE bursters Air Mages are your longer range Single Target bursters (The elemental mages differences from each other are negligible and can all serve the same role) Reavers are your Rogues/Assassins/Thief/Rangers (They use POWER magic, like Mentors) Paladins are... well... Paladins, front liners that can self sustain. (They use AIR magic) Knights are your Fighters (think old school d&d) (They use EARTH magic) Mrems are your Berserker/Archers. (They use FIRE magic) Magic is important because each class can hold a certain number of spells at level one, and takes a grueling amount of points to enhance further (not worth doing - unless maybe as a mage). Mrem's don't want to use fire gems to learn fire spells unless the spells enhance their stats in some way (such as Berserk - see? Berserker) Also, I noticed that you stopped scrolling through faces at the first animal face you found. There are a handful more after the one you selected. I personally use the white tiger for my Mrem. P.S. There seems to be a bug in the game where you can (at level 1) allocate more points than what you actually have towards your stats. Doing so puts you in "negative levels" however, so you won't get any more stat/skill points until you level up an ungodly amount. You can also use the Server app to add custom weapons/items to the game, and then use the MapMaker to drop the items onto the map for your character to pick up (requires restarting the game to load). You can also use the mapmaker to make certain tiles take you to other maps that you've given up on trying to find. Meaning, its totally possible to say... skip to final boss at level 1 with end game stats and custom gear, not to mention, gradually create your own worlds and connect it to the existing game.

What game is this?

My childhood

if u wanna make money just do imbues. im making around 200k in edron mummy spot per hour on my low lvl knight.

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That is awesome, I really enjoy barotrauma and notice that it's hard to pay attention to everything, so little details like this really do help catch the eye, especially because there are so many issues happening at once often

What is this

Marion Causeway

Damn that's baller I've no idea how I didn't think of that. Any advice on the radius you'd wanna use for a regular shock coil? I know most ships only have a 5m shock and the typhon 2 is like 10m or something and my friend and I are using the orca 2 atm.

Thanks for the video! I like to wax (a little) nostalgic every few years over this weird, interesting, undercooked game. I feel like it was both ahead of its time and painfully dated at launch. Also 11:45 - "they're not hitting me too bad..." and then dead from full HP one second later. In the first combat area. This game!

Thanks man, I didn’t know that first method was already obsolete until now.

Thank you for the great tutorial!

Can I connect multiple coils to one and component? Or do I need multiple switches for multiple coils

Damn I’d love if u can join my game and help me with the boss bro

How did it die so quickly when youre dealing less than 2000 damage a shot

There is a problem. Issuing commands from the terminal is too slow. For all usecases shown, "terminal-less" sollutions would be much more fast and relaible: - Fuel level should be just shown on display permanently (and attached to alarm for signaling "fuel low" situations); - Airlock could be triggered via motion detector; - Fixfoam grenades better to be attached to "emergency" lever (and to water detector(s) - to be used only if high pressure - i.e. "hull breached" situation - detected) I'd use terminal more as reporting system (for complex messages, too long for displays and color lamps - like combined device state reports: "comand post - electric devices need repair", "engine critical", "hull breached: ballast 1, gunnery", "intruders: deck 1"), or for tasks which too dangerous to assign on buttons and levers - like self destruct charges activation (i know some ppls who used such contraption for some mistery reasons) Still. Interesting approach to idea.

i owned this back when i was 2nd/3rd grade. Nits absolutely bodied me and stopped me from progressing. There's so fun stuff in this disc, including the "riddles" section. I didnt know this was so obscure.

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Thanks for sharing!

About matches my childhood experience of this game, killed by baby snakes

I hope you get this game to work. I played it back in the 90s, but I don't think I ever understood it and gave up. Never forgot that box art though!

Man this is crazy.... what a time this was... I remember finding the IP on minecraft forums in like 2011 and this server was the backbone of my Minecraft and gaming experiences for pretty much my whole teenage years... Thanks so much for the memories, I still think about the Faction raids and base building and most of all the people from time to time. Hope you're doing well Death. Believe or not, I ended up moving to Britain for College when i was 18 and 10 years later I'm still here... Life is crazy eh? All the best.- LittleBrit

Is there a way to have the terminal act as a universal broadcaster, allowing typed messages to be sent to all players?

This game was SO ahead of it's time.

There is an edge case. Let's say you got a 8kw reactor and you are idling at 1000kw. Then suddenly need 8000kw load. With 4 Fulgrium rods the fission rate doesn't need to move a lot but the turbine needs to go from 12,5% to 100%. Thing is the fission rate will be set before the turbine did spin up enough. The Reactor overheats. Usually that's not a problem with vanilla subs but I wanted to point it out. With one uranium fuel rod the fission rate kinda climbs at the same speed as the turbine can spin itself up. If you have more than fuel_out 80 then you would kinda need to delay the speed at which the fission rate can climb. I'm thinking about an oscilator and memory modules that remember the last value and based on the fuel_out/80 ratio reduce the climb or descendrate. Maybe I overthink this.

Super helpful!! thank you so much.

i only found out about regex when i played barotrauma, so it was a bit of a discovery for me too. on the barotraumas wiki there are actually links to some tutorials on it. it does seem like a pretty powerful tool. the configuration that you use here will output on temperatures from 1 to 4999, which is an error original author made, since it supposed to keep it at 4000, not 5000. also greater-than is entirely redundant. with that in mind, the result is pretty economical since it requires only 1 component and works fairly well, which might be useful for early stages of the campaign.

This helped. but for the love of god please hide that wiring it's driving me mad.

Keep up the good work :) a bit chaotic but informative.

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Any thoughts on this video? I really enjoyed figuring out thing to do with the terminal and I may do it more for fun but wondering what other people may want to see or have ideas for.

Love the in depth video, have you considered doing a tutorial on the new automatic reactor control. Someone joined my game recently and set it up in a circuit box right next to the reactor and I haven't been able to find any videos on it. It worked a lot better than the other circuits I've seen in some other shorts even on the humpback

Very cool! I haven't seen many sub editor videos on barotrauma

Found this through the post on abandonware. Still have the disk in my desk drawer and the game came with one of the books from the novel series, which I actually read. Played this on the family computer quite a while after playing Diablo, so it was a considerable step down. I think both I and my brother who played it both started with Mrem as well as it seemed like the most interesting choice. Neither of us ever actually managed to get anywhere in terms of the story or quests, and I think we couldn't even get the game to equip a weapon. It seemed to just be mostly broken. Many of the quests were locked behind character level but we never seemed to be able to level the character up. I know there was an exploit we both used in an attempt to level up, where there are some high level buffalo looking creatures south(?) of the main town. If you went outside the walls but stayed in the town area, you still had that broken sword icon in the upper-left which meant it was a non-hostile area that attacking wasn't allowed in. However, you could still cast Burn on the enemies and stand around waiting for your mana to regen. It took so long to actually accomplish anything that I don't even remember if this allowed us to progress or not. I was always of the believe that the Room of Doom was either a high-level bonus dungeon for later, or just a troll room.

Great review. Word needs to get out so major gaming companies can stop ripping consumers off.

Ya UI is bad, exploring is nonexistent and pointless Rpg mechanics are implemented terribly But the biggest thing for me…… Is the game is just boring I didn’t wanna hear the dialogue I didn’t wanna do any missions Everything is so drawn out I told myself “I’m not having any fun” So I installed fucking Mass Effect Andromeda and Outer Worlds just to get a better experience

Mod life support should not be a standard in gaming but it should be a nice extra. That doesn't mean that the game can release without STANDARD implementations that we pay full price for for modders to supply with...

Bethesda makes ugly boring trash and have survived only because of modders and a stupid base

"For this being an RPG.." Stop. Just stop. Starfield is less of an RPG than Madden Superstar mode.

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That's why there is a huge mod community to make it better and more personalized :)

Starfield makes Fallout 4 look like New Vegas. "Mid" is a compliment to Starfield. Bethesda is done.

1:52 its me. im the friend.

IS THAT AN INTERSTELLAR REFERENCE???????