Chest organization control freak

[@Sigurther]

As the guy who manages the stockroom at work, this hits home. "Why are you so obsessed with where everything is?/Why can't we find anything when we randomly throw crap everywhere?" is an ongoing issue at my job. And, yes, my game storage methodology is *almost* as obsessive as Adam's.

[@wobblysauce]

When you get to the point you start to have rows for the same component type...

[@tr1bes]

My wife put her jewelries in certain locations. She then ask me where it is later on. I just look at her and said, I don't know. She hide it so well that she doesn't know where she put them.

[@wobblysauce]

​@@tr1bes Part squirrel.

[@karabenomar]

Man, wouldn't it be nice if parents taught this to their kids when they're still young and able to learn?

[@barongerhardt]

@@karabenomar Parents have a hard time teaching skills they don't have.

[@michealsigler1541]

I completely understand Adam here. Items need to be organized for easy finding. I'm that player who will stay at base camp simply organizing everything in a functional and easy to understand manner. I leave the largest chest possible at the entrance of the camp for other players to dump their randomness into that I will organize into the proper chests later.

[@clementbianchini8651]

The thing is the « systems » must kept it’s purpose of being simple and effective and not be an end goal in itself. Making complex systems just for making complex systems is stupid

[@martianinvader3828]

One of my top priorities in any new minecraft world is an item sorter for common "need-to-dump" items (stone, wood, seeds, common monster drops, etc.) so we can just have one chest where we dump everything and the redstone does the sorting for us.

[@Someone-sc2hk]

unless you reach the point of organising your basses by spoilage

[@Kalleosini]

same

[@silver013wasd]

Everyone has their own playstyle and enjoy the game woth other ways so i get you (in my case i like fishing a lot in minecraft and i almost never uses power 5 bows that i caught so i just give those boys to my companion on their expeditions) i found that minigame fun and relaxong 😅

[@meowmeow9326]

GUYS JUST HAVE A DUMP CHEST. the organizer guy is happy, the dumpers are happy.

[@steezwts9093]

I literally have an entire stack of dump chests on any game I play 😆 especially Conan

[@upside_down3982]

Most funny about dump chest is that they start to pop up everywhere in the base if you don't collect them regularly.

[@jimothyslair]

and if your team wont designate a dump chest? guess what: every chest is now a dump chest

[@Codysdab]

Unless you run out of an item, and it's in the dump chest, then you can't find it.

[@_Sinduss]

Terraria has a system which kind of helps where you press a button in the inventory and it auto stacks items into nearby chests. For example if you have an iron ingot the game will put it in a nearby chest with an iron ingot already in it.

[@lindseys3708]

Our WoW Guild handles this with a "deposit" tab in the guild bank. We have one member who LOVES organizing things, and she handles putting them all in the right places, auctioning off excess for guild funds or purging at the end of an expansion, and pestering folks when we run low on different raid supplies. Everyone comes out happy!

[@ebridgewater]

Jesus lol, you need to get lives.

[@rogerjahn2236]

@@ebridgewater It seems like they do. And enjoy it, too. So, it's all great.

[@TheStarcleaver]

Yeah, and then Blizzard deletes the entire guild bank one day and restores nothing at all after two months. =/

[@erikleorga]

Use to be me, back in the day.

[@KyuuTomoyaki]

That was THE BEST Adam performance I've ever seen! Hands down!!!

[@The14Some1]

It almost looks like he's not even acting :)

[@lezdodiz]

Rowan and his signature line "What's going on?" gets me every time.

[@FlyingZard11]

"I said HEY!" Rowan: What's going on?

[@MrAlopex112]

but i still miss, that he useally spawns out of the void before saying it.

[@cogtheprotogen6671]

that profile pic looks familar

[@velvetine74]

That's so Dingo!

[@shadowzombie1012]

He’s channeling Tech Town energy

[@TheRealEmerald.]

Thats why when Im playing with friends we always have a "To be sorted chest" for if u cant be asked with the system and wanna dump ur items somewhere. Then that one friend who loves organising can go through it and sort it when they please.

[@PainRack]

Exactly. Miscellaneous and sale chest

[@starhaven1881]

my friends give me a chest or two. and label them Dump chests so that the people who do the sorting don't get mad at me.

[@RagingViking901]

I'm that friend 😂😭 Though I haven't had a full Adam meltdown yet so I guess it's working 😅

[@ForeverHobbit]

The issue is when they put something in there and you press "quick stack" and your stuff ends up in that random chest and you can't find it anymore Or you move their stuff to a sorted chest and they can't find their stuff anymore

[@lazygardens]

That's TOO reasonable.

[@DaHaiZhu]

Too many years of Adam being the calm, quiet, go with the flow, guy finally made him crack and loose his sh1t...

[@FlinnGaidin]

Loose shit, eh? Needs to tighten up and drink a lot, or he'll get dehydrated.

[@redhotmoon1656]

Happens to the best of us

[@nikolajthepig]

Nah trust me bro he always been an abusolute maniac if he really needs to.

[@MunkeyKung]

And his shirt!

[@CortexNewsService]

That's what happens when you hold it in for too long

[@Brandyalla]

I've had this very conversation with myself in Minecraft, specifically at the border time between starting out and starting to collect mid-game materials. This is the exchange that happens in my head immediately before I build a dozen new chests and spend an hour moving everything around into their own categories, with signs to tell me what goes where.

[@carlsiouxfalls]

Yeah, but after years of updates and new items, now it's more like 80-100 labeled chests to keep things organized.

[@ryangibson1578]

Adam freaking out was hilarious. Such a great acting. Brit just standing there calm looking at Adam tripping out 😂

[@pwnorbepwned]

“Why-why don’t you have so much clay?” Great delivery, Britt. 😂

[@seekerofthemutablebalance5228]

These games start to feel like homework unless I'm rolling on addies.

[@shadowsapphire100183]

I use that same argument when people ask why I have a titanium spork.

[@platibyte]

Dude... In some games you have to gather stuff for the tutorial and never use the stuff later.... This is a legit question. Didn't you do the Tutorial?

[@lilv47368]

"I don't use clay for anything.. that's why I have so much, obviously"

[@FaultlineSurfer]

The voice break lmao

[@selgeaus]

Adam implementing his inventory skill learnt from working at PlayTech/Techtown

[@SandraOnCloud9]

That apron kills me every time!😂

[@n3r0wolfe]

+20 to sorting

[@turbo8584]

@@n3r0wolfe dont forget the 2+ on dex

[@Dan_the_afol]

😂🤣 same here

[@nickschumacher4309]

Call back to base mom lol

[@daerdevvyl4314]

SandraOnCloud9 After you respawn, you have to stay away from the apron so it stops killing you. What's it doing, getting twisted around your neck or something?

[@LadyMutare]

I'll have to add this into my top 5 favorites. We all have that chest organizer game friend in our gaming group.

[@worldpeace1822]

So you are a lazy one 😅

[@nightcrawler5696]

Adam needs to setup a loot dump chest. As a fellow "Lord of the chests," you have to cater to different players, and most don't want to stand around organizing. By creating a loot dump chest, you can keep everything organized the way you like, and have players dump a bunch of random shit into one spot. They love looting and killing players, and I love building and organizing. Everyone's happy.

[@Sirithil]

And the player who loves automation can set up all the pipes or conveyor belts that pull everything out of the dump chest and sorts it into the other chests.

[@dankvk6363]

I'm the organized one in our game, but it's the "disorganized" guy that's the crazy one.

[@yuriandrigani]

yeah, they are the crazy ones. not me.

[@HigumaHoney]

my former manager was a pack rat. i get hired and revamp the whole inventory meticulously with spreadsheets, labels and bins. The CEO was impressed. My junior employee is later hired, and he's a pack rat too. Our admin assistant is like "I'm so sorry for your loss" when she sees how my junior took over after I got promoted and the inventory is in worse shape than when my former manager was around. The cleaning crew is also like "Don't toss your candy wrappers on the ground, man!" to my junior employee.

[@MunkeyKung]

Agreed!

[@MunkeyKung]

@@HigumaHoney Pfff... I feel your pain...

[@tr1bes]

I'm going with the disorganized guy as we keep playing the game. You can stay there to figure out where to put the items. Cya.

[@jimmymittens]

Thank you for starting this with *non-copyrighted humming* lol. This is the only channel that I make sure to keep subtitles on. It's hilarious the stuff that's hidden in it.

[@someonlinedouche6992]

Don't mess with the camp Mom! It never ends well! You should know that!

[@603933]

I'm with Adam. "WHY ARE THERE CLOTHES IN THE SOUP CHEST!"

[@sethbettwieser]

I understood that reference.

[@heliofaros1344]

Waiter, theres's a fly in my soup. Yeah, my pants too.

[@wesward7703]

As my friends resident organizer in every survival game, i am 100 percent on board with Adam here.

[@michaelolsen7000]

No, I was fully on Adam's side the entire episode. If you don't sort things out properly, you'll end up with loads of junk items scattered everywhere. Proper organization leads to an efficient use of resources. This is why backpacks with lockable inventory spaces are amazing, I can set up the backpack the way I like it and lock the item spaces so they never get messed up.

[@DayzedTransceiver]

Adam was a little too exaggerated for drama...but I am on the side of organization.

[@qwqwqwqw99]

You're well on your way to a meltdown

[@Juslin7989]

Isn't Ben and Rowan meant to have the reasonable take this episode? Britt is too cluttered, and Adam is too nitpicky.

[@someloser6041]

Situational, if I am playing on my own I play like a freak and have trash everywhere. If it is a game I play with a group I am the one who spends 40 minutes out of a two hour session staring at containers.

[@drac410]

I always have dump chests, then when item stacks fill up I then organize them. Ground's inventory system just wins though, hot deposit to every chest in range is amazing.

[@mr.truffles9294]

Adam, you can't just run off like that, you're the chest organizer!

[@mrmcgregor91]

Hahaha 😂

[@mrmcgregor91]

Love the call back!!

[@ulvimammadzada208]

You're the chest manager!

[@RonnieFirth]

The one series where Adam shows assertiveness and courage. It won’t last long.

[@ahmataevo]

This video feels like a personal attack because Adam is how I sort inventory. Granted, I play alone but still.

[@Yoshoogieboogie]

For my friend group, no matter the game. There is one designated box, called the SortMeBox, that they throw all their findings in so I can sort through it in the storage system I have... and let me tell you at (4:44) ... that was so triggering to see 3different stacks of rocks/clay of different values scattered AS WELL AS the lone piece wood at the top away from the main stack at the bottom xD

[@kuninagako9035]

Don't watch let's game it out then it's pure chaos just like me. My bases always turn into labyrinths and chests everywhere with who knows what in them. But helps when people raid you because they hate it and give up after finding 1 to 2 chests and go f it not worth are time.

[@DarkcIoud1111.]

I don't know why, but I think I laughed the hardest during the brief conversation about the clay at the end.

[@bigyoshi5170]

*”NO ONE TOUCH THE CHEST! I’M COOL, I’M COOL JUST DON’T LOOK AT THE CHEST!”* -Chest Junkie

[@ZeusBrown]

I like that Adam sorts food components by the slight color variation of the icon, but all the inventory icons are white. Also, speaking from experience, the solution is to let Britt have a drop chest, then clear it out regularly and put everything where it goes.

[@jamescheddar4896]

There's a few solutions depending on the group. In my experience in valheim the person pulling the "acting quartermaster" stuff just sucks away everyone's energy. They stay in the base and complain the whole time. I can literally just not bring the longship back to the meadow and go on without them, especially when they don't even furnish the base.

[@ZeusBrown]

@@jamescheddar4896 Sounds like a problem of who you're playing with more than the play style. I build organized storage in valheim and people are cool with it and mostly put stuff away correctly.

[@jamescheddar4896]

@@ZeusBrown It was a few different groups. i personally remember where I put everything, because I put ores in a chest by smelter etc. I think logically like that. Then someone is like "I bUiLt A sToRaGe ArEa" and starts moving all that stuff to it, and thats pretty much all they do for the entire playthrough until they quit because they're getting trolled for being a dork.

[@jamescheddar4896]

@@ZeusBrown By being a dork I mean like the "ingots go in the ingots box" etc, especially when the ingots box is upstairs far away from the forge and they're harping on me for putting them by the forge

[@SliceOfFish]

@@jamescheddar4896 yeah, that's a bit over the top, in our group we stored ores near smelter and ingots near forge, leather and stuff near workbench, meat and veggies in the kitchen, etc, we didn't have a separate storage area

[@sleeperyjeemtoybox]

"non copywrited humming", god i love youtube subtitles.

[@Brandyalla]

Those are not KZbin's subtitles. A member of Viva writes those

[@sleeperyjeemtoybox]

@@Brandyalla Don't spoil it me, i giggle like a five years old every time Chato says "Dennis of the internet".

[@AdoniasAlbuquerqueEng]

I feel you Adam, those ppl are savages.

[@kuninagako9035]

😋 I'm let's game it out levels of chaos and madness for chests and bases

[@Viridye]

When Adam is half naked he looks like Wolverine.

[@RedRad1990]

Ned Flanders kind of guy

[@nanach6276]

he does

[@lazarus_089]

when you call my name it's like a little prayer 🎶

[@anaryllis1240]

I am with Adam. Get your act together, slackers.

[@DayzedTransceiver]

They won't. Make your own "personal space" base and have a "shared space" where they just dump everything. Once you stop organizing...they'll realize they can't find anything...and start organizing themselves. Thats what you really want to happen. They won't organize as long as they can find something they need....which you are aiding them with by organizing their mess from time to time.

[@ostegonation]

They need a "dump chest" so that people in the party can mindlessly put it in there and Adam can sort it to his EXACT SPECIFICATIONS.

[@youtubeistrash2347]

Facts your ocd dosnt include me

[@ModifiedRabbit]

@@youtubeistrash2347 Yes it does when you very much benefit from it. Especially in survival games. They realize this at the end, when they cant find what they want very well. Now think of that when an emergency pvp situation arises and you NEED to grab weapons and ammo etc really quickly and even 30 seconds of being confused on where tf anything is, will get you killed and your base raided to hell. That organization is key to being able to grab and go for that. Obviously they overexaggerate in this with his spoilage stuff etc, but the point is that its incredibly important to be organized and those in the party that just dump crap wherever dont appreciate those organizing things enough and just reap the benefits. All of the top groups/clans/etc in survival pvp type games ive played have a pretty well organized system for a reason.

[@slawekstoj1]

I am not so sure with overexaggeration on spoilage stuff. If resourcess are rare, loseing food items beacuse someone ate fresh food instead of close to "expiration date" wouldnt be so great.

[@ModifiedRabbit]

@@slawekstoj1 Yeah thats definitely a good idea but most games either dont do a super close spoilage timer, have a glitch reset by combining the close to spoiled with new, or you can find food easily enough to not have to worry. Its very rare that spoilage timers are that huge of a concern with food in survival games, and ive played a lot of em. Main time its a concern is if its like, just two players or very inactive ones on a game that does make it harder to find food, but I find that those situations tend to not be too bad at all with organization anyhow and the food spoilage would be one of the only concerns for organization in that case. It really depends but most cases it isnt a big issue with that.

[@AttackUazik]

At one point I gave up on managing items in Valheim, created a chest named 'any shit' and stopped both sorting and answering questions. If teammates don't care, I won't care too.

[@iLoveFiveHargreeves]

The meltdown! I cant 😂😭 This was such good acting from Adam. I really felt that frustration. 😭😂🤣

[@Cole_Cross]

THIS IS ME. IM THIS PERSON.

[@Jiho-in-Seoul]

I can feel that his resentment is tinged with a shade of personal sentiment, perhaps stemming from his own experience. Either way his acting in this skit was exceptional!

[@VivaLaDirtLeague]

Definitely isn’t based on me in real life…… 😬😬😬

[@spawn316]

I'm with Adam on this one. organization is key and very easy and very useful in survival/base games. if you dont have sub containers within containers to help organize then you're doing it wrong.

[@Iasked-pp4sn]

yes and they agree, but not to the extent that Adam reached with the chests. All the team said to dial it back.

[@alonafrimi6226]

Yeah instead of chest for every item in existence (iron ore chest and iron ingot chest) how about iron chest or fish chest insted of large bass chest

[@innocentbystander3317]

Ore chest on one side of smelter, ingot chest on other side. Then crafting-benches. The Feng-Shui of efficient workflow _MUST_ be observed!

[@DayzedTransceiver]

@@alonafrimi6226 honestly...no. If you have not a lot of chests and loot...it works. Once you start having more chests and more loot...no...just no. Usually 3 people is not enough to reach this critical point...so most smaller clans can easily do what you're saying. Once you have 8~12+ loot goblins in your clan...and you control around 50% of the map's resources...no. Absolutely not.

[@Mr.Rhox69]

And this is why I am the "Base Nanny" and have "drop-off chests" for the uncivilized animals I play with! My prayers go to you, Adam!

[@jamescheddar4896]

it's just a no win situation for everyone until the games automate the organization. I'm the ultra-yeet that lets the other people build their stuff first and uses a wooden club into the iron age. the "nanny" gladly uses all the crap I keep dropping off, complaining about the mess, and never actually coming out to help in spite of crafting their own gear first. it's like a wife simulator but she eats all the dinner and kicks you in the balls

[@Mejker]

Everyone knows a proper base-nanny never build their own gear first. Smh​@@jamescheddar4896

[@robertficek7586]

"How about we put mushrooms in the ammo chest" said Adam calmly😬

[@dragontear1638]

"Let's just go back to the stone age" Adam reasoned afterward.

[@kuninagako9035]

Sounds fine with me my bases and chests are let's game it out level of insanity just the way I like it also like my base a bit on fire and glitching out do to all the random stuff I did

[@DocFloppy86]

Yeah I'm a total Adam when it comes to chests. All my buddies got sick of it at one point since then we always have one or two (depending on space requirement) "unload" chests where they can simply dump all stuff whenever we return from doing something and I then sort it away properly. Only way our group could survive any games with base building ^^

[@boomerix]

That's why I like games where you can build an auto sorting machine that will deposit all the stuff you dump in into the correct chests. It takes time to set up, but it's the perfect balance of convenience and order. I'm more organised in games then real life. I live in organised chaos, I know exactly where everything is, when someone comes around and "tidies up" I am lost and run around frustrated because the shed key is suddenly where the keys are instead of on that specific cupboard next to the garden gloves and engine oil.

[@dxanatos2]

In Satisfactory i have built a nice Warehouse systems out of containers and Smartsplitters (and mergers for the overflow), for most type of produced item.

[@boomerix]

@@dxanatos2 Me too, as well as a section were organic material get's made into solid biofuel and goes into bio burners as emergency power and of course alien material into capsules to be sinked with the overflow.

[@TexMeta]

That's why I like the Clockwork Castle Skyrim mod. It has a dwemer sorting system. No other housing mod has ever built the same level of convenience that home has. It's the best home. I really need to figure out how to get it to work with Nolvus or something.

[@kyleward31]

did a an automatic item sorter on mine craft for 400 items complete with a shulker unloader to so you could throw shulkers in and empty them.... the fun part was building it xD... but most games have mods where once a chest is sorted you can just send items from inventory to that chest by a click

[@boomerix]

@@kyleward31 Yeah I don't like these mods. Takes the fun out of building your own machine.

[@darthimperious1594]

I love how everyone realizes that maybe the organization system was actually useful once Adam runs off XD

[@barongerhardt]

That is almost everything in life. We only truly appreciate things after we have lost them.

[@mbr5742]

Why? Britt has a perfect system. Everything is in the place it belongs to aka "THE Chest"

[@Bosnian.Spartan]

They already knew, Adam just went too far over board

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

Adam's inner organizer voice is the same as the demon that tells me it'll break my arm if I intentionally misspell a word or use the same one twice in a sentence.

[@ДмитрийЗеленский-ж7х]

You used "the same" twice :P

[@lukelcs8934]

@@ДмитрийЗеленский-ж7х It was a long enough sentence, it's fine. Only in short sentences does it sound repetitive. Many short sentences that use the same word or are worded similarly are ok, but only if it's done in a very clear pattern or rhythm, such as: "The waves rose. The waves crashed. The waves rose again." Then you're doing something with it. But there are circumstances where it just- doesn't- sound right... Idk how else to explain it. Unfortunately my brain doesn't wanna come up with something that sounds awful to me right now, but I'm not sure if that's because the ideas actually sound good, or my brain is too tired to realize they sound bad. Anyways, bad sounding sentences, or paragraphs usually happen on accident. Mostly, when repetition is done purposelessly, it feels awkward and strange- at least sometimes. It's a bit more nuanced than that, but that's the pattern I pick up on. Also- to the OP- super cool finding someone in the wild who also feels awkward about using the same word twice in a sentence XD. Or at least- sometimes. That is, when a word or phrase is repeated in a way that isn't clever or poetic (fancy word for clever), it can feel off. Also, yes, my grammar is all wrong; but I don't care because I'm not trying to follow rules, I'm trying to create a flow and cadence. Or maybe it's not that bad idk lol It's way too late at night why am I oddly invested in digging into interesting subjects in KZbins comments section- Anyways, gnight ^.^

[@VivaLaDnDLogs]

@@ДмитрийЗеленский-ж7х oh gods, you've woken the voice up!

[@blakearmentrout7717]

Yep OCD is a gamers worst nightmare lol that's why when I play Subnautica all my bases have 3 extra rooms that are nothing but color coded wall lockers and in Skyrim I spend more time in my player home sorting shit then actually adventuring, the feeling you get knowing everything is in its own little place is better then any Drug you will ever take :D

[@Canadia_Ball]

Holy crap would me and Adam be the greatest in-game friends.

[@jm3962]

3:19 adam.exe has stopped working😱

[@jlvfr]

"... and that's when Adam killed everyone and stored each of them in their own chests..."

[@unwariestthreegames1151]

an irreparable error has occurred and adam.exe has crashed xD

[@LiberatedMind1]

@@jlvfr 😱

[@jm3962]

​@@jlvfr brutal, but it would be a good script for a Halloween episode👻👻👻

[@aaron71]

"why do you have so much clay?" 🤣🤣I felt that one

[@kuninagako9035]

My chests bases and inventory complete labyrinths for bases and chests and inventory a mess ah I love my chaos also needs to be glitched out and on fire a bit now it's perfect

[@TheArklyte]

He's correct. It's impolite to make griefers to look through 200+ chests which all separately contain a single lone unit of precious endgame resource. That can drive a man insane, might even make them lose interest in targeting you, you freak!

[@kuninagako9035]

That's how I like my bases pure uncontrollable madness and chaos where it's even glitching out and on fire and such low fps levels it crashes your computer or console if u look at it wrong

[@peptoyo]

Britt always gets the best characters. Her "wow is this really happening" dumbfounded face through the freak out.

[@Grevier]

*System malfunction*. Gotta love the subtitles.

[@Bugimen234]

You want chaos? CHAOS, IS THAT WHAT YOU WANT?! The meldown 😂❤

[@kuninagako9035]

My answer would be yes and more yes . I'm let's game it out crazy I want everything everywhere and no rhyme or reason to the place

[@brewser1129]

This skit feels more like a glimpse into the mind of someone with OCD and how though a system/method may appear “insane” to others, it’s feels rational to the person with OCD. As someone who struggles with anxiety disorder, I rely on these “systems” to help create a sense of order amidst uncertainty (or chaos). Additionally, Adam’s behavior at the end of “freaking out” hits close to home for me

[@feral_shade]

You get it!! I feel the same way!!! ❤ ...but instead of outbursts I have "in"bursts 😅

[@brewser1129]

@@feral_shade add to that autism (namely difficulty in social interaction), makes for a great combination whenever I feel like my system/method is being disrupted. Strangely, I was able to follow the logic pattern that Adam described. Although it was a bit extreme (in the subcategories of subcategories), the stratification made sense

[@dunbar9finger]

The frustration with too-organised players is that they have secret rules only they know that they get mad at you for not reading their mind and following. The labels on things aren't long enough to explain their extra in-their-head rules. For example in 7 days to die there are cloth scraps. They are found frequently enough as raw materials that you usually don't have to craft your own. But you can if you need to, out of cotton. But usually people don't. So, do they go in the raw material chest or not? Every player has a different idea and that won't be on the labels.

[@CortexNewsService]

I think his OCD just collided with Britt's ADHD. We *should* be organized, but we really struggle with it and doing it to a too fine degree would drive us nuts. When neurodivergencies collide.

[@oldtimergaming9514]

@@dunbar9finger I just make a chest called various and store springs, cloth scraps, plastic parts, oil, etc. Basic crafting supplies. When it gets full I make a chest for each item and keep three stacks of each in the various chest near the workbench/chem stations. After awhile I just stop collecting certain items. I also use an auto stack/auto pull mod for crafting so it is really easy once you get the boxes set up. More adventuring, less stacking. I keep the cotton since it can be used to make a couple items (used to be beds I think) though I am living a camping life in a steel base, go figure.

[@UristMcKerman]

What is really efficient is to have buffer chests to quickly dump resources during resource runs, and also supplies chest to quickly resupply

[@aoikichitakimori]

My ocd heart is crying with Adam here. 😭

[@Squatch_needs_no_heroes]

2:51 love the apron.

[@PaleGhost69]

As a Long Term Chest Organizer, I have to give my wife a "To be sorted" box. It's been really effective at maintaining the orderly storage and she can dump as she wants without messing up the system.

[@judicator625]

This is so relatable. Most recently in Valheim for me.

[@upside_down3982]

I have main storage in crafting station and then kitchen chests and treasury chests. There are always things like entrails and trophies on the ground in the crafting station when friends connect. Also Valheim is not that bad since making groups like metal, organic, anorganic is usually good enough to work with, Minecraft on the other hand...

[@Sigurther]

Don't Die In The West for me. Organics, synthetics, wood, ingots, ores, stone, guns, bows, tools, junk.

[@BladeValant546]

Auto sort mod, once you have some item one chest Ctrl click and then items automatically go there.

[@paulenan9636]

We had to introduce a YOLO chest for loot no one really needed until we discovered the obliterator, as otherwise fights would break out over whether leather scraps belong into the hide chest

[@B0Bthree]

Valheim thankfully now has the quick stack ability when opening a chest - such a life saver and now when I play with friends they don't have an excuse to not be organised

[@georgiekamaratos6939]

What a great performance from Adam!! Absolutely killing it💜💜

[@FrotLopOfficial]

He has always been the more emotional one in terms of acting. Him and that shipping/receiving guy

[@JR41N3]

I just have a whole row of chests just for my friends' random item dumping, and then I organize it all myself lol. It's easier than trying to get everyone on board with organizing tbh

[@squallstopher608]

I loved that last line. Every time I die in a game and my friends see my inventory, they always laugh and ask "Why are you carrying so much of this" I always reply "To make stuff"

[@kuninagako9035]

My answer is why not

[@Diekyl]

Having a system is so arbitrary. In Forager, I could not find a proper way of ordering things into chests and decided to sort them by color. "This chest is for all the green items like grass, electronic curcuits and uranium", "this chest is for red items" and so on. And it actually worked quite well 😂

[@jdoe2737]

A weird system is better than no system 👍

[@bramvanduijn8086]

@@jdoe2737 "This chest has the first items I found because it was the first chest I built." "This is my first overflow chest." "This is my smithing chest, but it is also close to the door so it has exactly one (1) stack each of food, drink and my top 3 most used ammunitions." "This is my farming chest, it contains tree seeds and half of the food supply." "This is my primary cooking chest, it contains the meat because I like hunting, and the fish, because I don't like fishing." etc. etc. etc.

[@deltav864]

That reminds me when we did that with cooking for a couple of weeks in Uni: we'd go to the grocery store and only pick yellow foods to make a meal, next day it was red etc.

[@SzaraSzarancza]

@@deltav864 Hannibal Lecter would be proud.

[@carlosvillavicencio6710]

I honestly expected the griefers to show up in the middle of Adam's freak out and just awkwardly and slowly sneak away. 😂

[@Maurovers]

Britt just standing there as Adam goes crazy tickled me The guys apologising and she's just watching

[@eyrian1518]

Guys, you broke the immersion when Rowan didn't immediately agree that he wants to be naked.

[@namename9998]

Found the comment lol

[@astecheee1519]

The first 4 hours on a minecraft world are for making an automated storage system using hoppers and minecarts. Then my heathen friends can just dump everything and it just works out.

[@kuninagako9035]

U can do that? Huh I personally like my bases a labyrinth with everything everywhere on fire, slide show levels of crashing and glitching out

[@EIynea]

Camp mom Adam is one of the greatest VLDL characters, period.

[@michael_pilot]

If Adam continues to be a pain, ask him if he is sure that he has enough components for a new Water Catcher…

[@Mar-velousMarlenak8]

😂 That's evil

[@marggarg2778]

Too soon, man!

[@parkerking6410]

I feel attacked. I’m Adam when I play survival games.

[@VivaLaDirtLeague]

This is me in real life

[@fullmetalboomba4530]

Adams acting was flawless❤

[@AdamtheRed-]

Britt was perfectly happy to watch the freakout. I like her character a lot.

[@kenobi7584]

As the chest organizer who asks why is there metal ore in the ingots box, I feel personally attacked. Also validated in the end though because why do you have so much clay but there is none in the clay box! Spot on

[@linat2478]

I LOVE Adam in this role! 😂👌 It showcases his versatility and how great actor he his. He's just so good at showing all kind of emotions. That apron is icing on the cake! Love, love, love it!!! 😄

[@witchdoctor6502]

I was used to Rowan being naked wherever he can, didn't expect Adam to follow that trend :D

[@gregsimoes8645]

I was surprised Rowan didn't jump back on board Adam's system when he started stripping.

[@j.d.3597]

I'm actually with Adam, HOWEVER, to help my lazy friends I have a Misc. chest where I just organize it myself lol

[@kuninagako9035]

And I'm the guy who steals from your bases because I don't have to loot 2000+ chests with random stuff in it

[@RainSandAndFlowers]

I put everything in inventory, never fails. No system needed whatsoever.

[@zhoppa]

completely reasonable and simple

[@jajsem1109]

In those cases you just have to have "put everything here" chest and Adam will sort it after.

[@gravdigr27]

No. No, no, no. I'm not the camp mother....well, I kinda am. But it's not my job to put your things away. You use a dump chest, when it gets full, YOU sort it. I already have a toddler at home I have to clean up after. Don't need another in game. To be fair, my organization system is quite simple, and I have easy to understand labels on all my chests.

[@Julien00859]

As the crazy over-organizer of our valheim world, I love our "to be sorted" chest. It's the best of both worlds, my mates have a place to dump their inventory, I get to have no item in the wrong chest (after sorting), and we all get to find our items quickly. Plus it is someone else who makes food, so I'm no the (only) camp mum :p

[@LittleDanny9899]

@@gravdigr27 Yhea one of those cases where it depends on the magnitute etc Very simple Stuff like Material/equip/consumable everybody can follow and usualy no dump chest needed more complex sortet bye base componements (plants Cloths leathers ores etc) usualy i like to make like 2 or 3 dump chests so you dump stuff and once you fill the 3rd one can go trought select a category and just pick all of it up to sort it in a few goes. Now if it becomes more complex or starts to involve less transparent systems (Frequency of Requirement possibilitie of spoilage ease of acces etc) Whoever wants this order has to maintain it (Though not all of it but if you end up with 6 out of 60 items where you are unsure it goes into a to sort chest and thats what he needs to sort)

[@attlebridge1203]

Yeah, Hello there. I am that storage chest gatekeeper 🤣🤣🤣

[@LetzGoAntiSpe]

me too! Adam = me in this sketch. Since my party in Valheim didn't get my system I had two "Sort later" chests that could be easily accessed and filled by them when we came back after looting. I sorted the stuff they had no idea where to put later. was a good compromise

[@HNLefty]

I am as well. You want me to be the camp mom? Then follow MY system!

[@rosebrown6381]

Lol, as someone who plays a LOT of games with these kinds of loot gathering mechanics and other people, what we do is have a dedicated 'house elf' (the person who sorts everything) and drop boxes. everyone can just dump things in the drop boxes unsorted and the 'house elf will sort whenever they are on and have time - or any of us can come help once the system is established. Makes life SO much easier. Also, LABEL THE chests/boxes/storage so everyone knows where/what things are WITHOUT opening them and life runs easier because 99% of the time only one person can be in a box/chest/storage at a time.

[@dustinchandler5575]

NGL, Adam is probably the best actor out of all of them.

[@ShR33k]

Adam having a mental breakdown! Reminded me of when Jim Carrey in "Me, Myself and Irene" when Hank was first introduced in the supermarket! 🤣 Adam went full on psycho!

[@benjaminmclaren8782]

Where does the Mushroom go? It goes in the Square Chest! Where does the Iron go? That's right, It goes in the Square Chest! Where does the Large Bass go? Well, It goes in the Square Chest! And where do we find the Wood? It is found in the Square Chest!

[@viktoriyaserebryakov2755]

miscellaneous*

[@DayzedTransceiver]

lol...the only people that have miscellaneous chests are people who roleplay as hobos with barely any loot. Once you have 50+ chests at location...good luck without any organization. Its okay...the clans with organization will soon arrive and help you sort everything out.

[@kreativwiebetonblock1327]

I use both. If it's worth it to spend only a little time on sorting stuff, then miscellaneous chests are quite usefull. If sorting doesn't make sense at all, then square chests are the best. It makes sense if you have only a few items or if you have to many items.

[@kuninagako9035]

Ah chaos just the way I like it I'm let's game it out levels may be worse but I never really get raided because if your computer is not high end with the best of the best it's going to crash and if your on console just looking at my base will crash you I love my slide show bases where the physics of the game are broken to the extreme and nothing makes any sense

[@galvanax11]

This is literally me in every survival game I play 😂

[@d7oom_zero]

Same 😂

[@Chrupignat]

What?! Are you putting mushrooms in ammo chests? Where do you put ammo then?

[@thenazar3230]

I mean, there needs to be a system! Chaos enthusiasts dont understand that when you have to go through all the chests everytime you want something, when you have big storage that multiple people use, you waste so much time. Much more time than you need for keeping the storage organised.

[@minhducnguyen9276]

​@@thenazar3230 It's not that important when you do it manually until the game introduces automated production. Then suddenly everything has to be organized or the machines will run out of fuel or raw materials while there's a stockpile of 1000 units of metal on the other side of the base.

[@Unknown_Genius]

@@minhducnguyen9276 That's why you plan ahead and sort things + plan areas as soon as you're out of the really early stage. Way less of a struggle to do it at that time compared to later when you absolutely require sorting.

[@rjgraylight]

As the guy who typically crafts everything in the game for everyone else, builds the base, and sets the defenses, I fully understand the pain of people throwing items into random chests. Especially when there's automaton in the game, as by throwing a single random item into the automaton chest, it ruins the automaton process. Literally a wrench in the machine, lol. So I was with Adam and fully on his side until he started going on about alphabetical order since that's one step too far for me honestly. Lol I mean colour gradients help with prioritising what gets used next. Especially with decomposing items. And item grouping helps when you have a lot of a single item type, and the more you have, the more precise the groups need to get. So there can definitely be an "Iron" chest early on that holds iron ore, scrap, ingots, and iron gear, but as more gets gathered or crafted it's necessary to have separate chests for each. That said, I typically have the "forager" or "dump" chest for the people going out to loot the supplies to drop them off since they usually don't care about anything but grabbing the next load. So when they do, I typically inform them of the latest base additions, give them fresh/upgraded gear and supplies, inform them of any supplies I'm lacking and need more of, and then they head off again to gather more supplies. After they leave, I organise everything they placed in the chest and continue my job as the group builder/crafter. It's simple, efficient, and encourages cooperation as everyone's happy. :)

[@Olbric_Hayward]

This was neat. The frustration is very relatable, like when people keep putting ammo in my mushroom storage chest.

[@kuninagako9035]

I still don't see a problem with that but then again I'm let's game it out levels of insanity I love slid show levels of fps if u look at my base and it don't cause a super high end computer to slide show and lag then it's not chaotic enough for me

[@SkiesEye]

Relatable discord chatter when trying to find anything in the rust communal loot 3:50

[@IIIReptarIII-TCPH]

I love organized loot in Rust, helping me find your best stuff when I raid, always Chad's! 😂 My best base was 3 layers deep all HQM, garage doors, no splash able loot rooms. Had someone on the server call out my base and said, "We about stroked trying to decide if it was raidable," so I let them in to see that ALL of my loot was scattered about. Guaranteed zero profit raid. 😂

[@Gr8SkyLizard]

I was on Adam's side...until that bass arrived

[@DayzedTransceiver]

I think more people were on Adam's side than the creators were hoping. I think they were hoping that everyone just wants to be like cavemen! The fish part was definitely exaggerated for this purpose. XD

[@SpiffyEaterOfWorlds]

Tbf it makes perfect sense to want organised chests, Adam is perfectly sane for wanting this. 😂

[@LeoNidas-c8g]

Yeah, but he is too detailed, if he sorted everything in the most minimal way, they would have 100s of chests, that's why you sort them simply by the Ressource: do you have 2 different wood? That Goes into the woodchest, do you have an iron ingot and a iron barren? Then that goes into the metal chest

[@lukelcs8934]

@@LeoNidas-c8g You only start doing different chests for different kinds of woods when you have so much wood you can't fit all of the wood types in one chest, or if you plan to long-term. As for Iron ore and ingots being in different places- I can kinda see it under some circumstances? But that'll really depend on where you need it, and ideally it makes the most sense to keep all of your crafting stations related to iron close to each other if possible anyways. You would definitely not want spoiled food to be in the same chest as the non-spoiled food, but besides that he goes kinda OCD (in the non-medical pop-culture sense... altho then again based off his behavior and mental breakdown over it...) Not that I judge mind you, but it's far more than most people will ever need or want, and frankly more of a headache to manage than not. Would be great if the game somehow auto-sorted your food by how close it was for spoiling tho, that's something everyone (me) could appreciate. Being that this particular example is a fictional game, and that most of my crafting survival game experience is with Minecraft and Terraria, all this is speculation on what I would do, but I think it all checks out. Also, it's been mentioned elsewhere that a dump chest or "to be sorted chest" is useful, and frankly I will have chests near various projects that just generally contain resources I need for that project. Like the building blocks I'm using, maybe some decorative blocks, ect. And these would DEFINITELY get a little messy sometimes, but honestly in the particular Minecraft world I'm thinking of, I was fairly organized. Or at least- organized enough for my needs lol

[@gabenvandenbrink9114]

​@@lukelcs8934Not one to hate but your response is long af

[@Dragonofgarnet]

Exactly. He's perfectly reasonable and if someone messes up my system I'd have the same reaction

[@firestar29]

@@LeoNidas-c8g I think the most common sense for metals would either by sort them by type (i.e. iron chest) or by form (i.e. ore chest, ingot chest). Metal chest might be a bit too vague - but it would all depend on kind of the game and amount of resource types there are.

[@Jaromir-Druzba]

Damn, this is sooooo accurate! I feel his pain! Because: 1. You make order so it will be easy to supervise (maintaining stock, etc.); 2. Then some lazy individual with zillions of excuses that he/she "doesn't have time", "is too tired", "is overwhelmed" takes things and places them back who knows where just because it was easier for HIM to place it there; 3. Then you arrange all this mess after everyone and keep kicking them for it; 4. Then you get called a "maniac", "fascist", "OCD guy", etc.; 5. Then you say just "F* IT!" and do not care anymore; 6. Mess increases so no one can find anything anymore unless they spend an hour searching for it (I was keeping time when observing this); 7. And then the very same people who called you whatever they could come up with start complaining that there is a mess. Damn! Order, cleanliness, cosiness and efficiency is not where people clean constantly, but where people do not sh*t around all the time. ))))

[@NewAge374]

I haven't played survival games but this sketch reminds me of two other places where the same discussions happen: one is a shared kitchen with family or housemates where food and cooking utensils are either dumped across all over surfaces or someone attempts some order in the limited space available. The other is how recycling plants expect us to separate different products into extremely obscure categories, up to a point where we start to question ¨why doesn't iron ore go with just generic iron?¨. The only thing missing would be a person looking on counting money from selling oil and plastic, who represents the fossil fuel industry

[@Frogger]

It's uncanny how you guys make me fall in love with Adam even more over time xD

[@eclairamisu2517]

I certainly did not expect a video with Adam having his personal Nic Cage moment but I love it!

[@GravitasZero]

when someone wants a "miscellaneous" chest, what they really want is a "I dump everything in this chest so I can enjoy the game while others do the more unfun parts for me" chest, also known as the "lazy/selfish" labeled chest. Also often leads to the "where the F is that thing I need, let me waste actually quite a lot of time over the whole gaming session always looking for stuff" storage system

[@kuninagako9035]

There's lots of us who are let's game it out levels of insanity me being one of them. We are not lazy we just love the chaos and the madness and organization drives us insane

[@LiamGoddard-f8x]

Optimised workflows is awesome, I go from one extreme to the other typically. When developing in a game, no organisation at all but once I unlock some of the top tier stuff I go straight to the most meticulously organised system possible. Auto sorters, Colour Coordinated chests etc etc. As we say in hospitality, mise en place - everything in its place.

[@Nickfulcrium]

It’s true, but what I prefer to do as a pro gamer my self is you have a dump chest. It’s used to dump all loot then sorting is done later.

[@Zemage810]

Being the only sorter in my friends group while everyone else are the dumpers is tedious work. Though, I enjoy it a lot and my friends even thank me for it cuz it's ez to find the stuff they need.

[@DestroyerGillard]

The only sane person here is brit for having enough clay for any situation

[@jdoe2737]

Which no one else can find because it's not in the clay chest.

[@Dilipbehera007]

0:56 - I dont think anyone has even said - "What's gong on ?" as much as Rowan in the whole VVDL

[@Luca_Natoli]

OMG, this is my wife in a nutshell lol. Everything has to have its own storage place in games 😂

[@Josurr_Madhawk]

This is why i am the camp quarter master. The others can raid, pillage, scavenge. But back at base, i run R&D, i organise, i craft and place them into their proper spot. My system is so that all players can get what they need without thought, and while they are away, i am restocking, crafting, and organizing. The camp is always functional, players know where to get the items they need, and if they don't have it, i get it. All it costs to the other players is raw resources and a little bit of waiting on the odd occasion.