Deep Freezer | ONI Spaced Out | Max Difficulty Ep 9

[@queenkalero]

You put Star-Lord in timeout and he paid you back by eating your food surplus lol. God I love this game!

[@bookwyrm1885]

Isn't it funny that dr. Banner was the one hit by a radbolt?

[@robbg323]

The expression 'watching the grass grow' or 'dem Gras beim wachsen zusehen' is pretty common in Germany too. Thanks by the way for all the work you put into your videos! I only recently started playing oxygen not included, but I learned a lot from your tutorials and other videos.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Thank you

[@miceman3917]

Thanks to your explanations, I finally understand how deep freeze food storage works in this game. So thank you!

[@NoMusiciansInMusicAnymore]

Watching the grass grow or paint dry and cutting mustard and the cheese are pretty common in Australia

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Very cool. Thank you for the info.

[@mayorlagerbeer]

Watching the grass grow, watching the paint dry.

[@suzaku31]

A watched pot never boils and all that! Wonderful video! Thank you for the wonderful content.

[@Davini994]

In the UK, instead of watching the grass grow, we watch paint dry. But that's a whole other kettle of fish.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

"Whole other kettle of fish". Haha. Well played.

[@Davini994]

@@EchoRidgeGaming Well done for not getting your knickers in a twist while I attempt to rustle your jimminies! Sound as a pound is that Echo Ridge Gaming, no flies on him.

[@mannJohnMann]

Watching the grass grow is a 'thing' in Australia, but not as much as watching the paint dry. Cut the mustard is also a 'thing' - for the record, we dont drink fosters or 'put a shrimp on the barbie'

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

This is hilarious.

[@jemsterr]

Cutting the mustard is an American thing to the best of my knowledge, more general (but also somewhat archaic) is to pass muster. I do agree, though, a full barbie of meat is fully necessary, except for the grilled onions (charred black) and the thinly sliced potato cooked in the sausage fat (well, if you can get good butcher snags that actually have fat in them).

[@AdamC169]

Don't forget about what we DON'T do to spiders (dunno who introduced the phrase to yanks but i love them.)

[@58209]

congratulations on 1000 subs!

[@laynebeutler5088]

Congrats! This channel certainly deserves it! I hope the number of subs continues to grow and grow.

[@Britzzio]

I guess the Italian version of "watching the grass grow" is "pettinare le bambole", which translates to ", combing doll's hair". Honestly I guess it's more in the sense of "doing a pointless activity" rather than waiting for something to happen.. We use the grass analogy for waiting for something you desire that will never happen "campa cavallo che l'erba cresce!", "live, my horse, the grass is growing". It is usually said as an answer when a person expresses a desire that is almost impossible, using it with irony :)

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Sorprendente! This is so interesting. Thank you for sharing!

[@pixiely9183]

Star Lord's time out killed me

[@mateuscavalcanti4215]

3:39 here in brazil we say "watch the grass grow" too, but we also say "watch the ink dry" (*in portuguese*)

[@simplementekoko]

To deal with the naphta, consider sticking the polymer presses up against the wall, with a block in front of it the plastic pops outside the room, saving you the trouble of controlling the temperature of the steam so much

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

This is crazy ha.

[@ArcaneNiles17]

So, mustard actually used to be sold in these like... mustard balls (I think there's either a German or Swedish company that still sells them) and thats just how mustard was sold. You would literally have to 'cut the mustard' and then mix it into some water to dilute it into a usable texture to spread on things like bread. Edit: not really sure what cutting mustard has to do with what we associate with that idiom, but it *does* have a history within and outside of the USA so I would think other countries would potentially have a similar saying or at least understand what it means.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

This is very interesting, thank you for sharing!

[@RWF51411]

they add automation to Materials Study Terminal in the recent update, so you should change the rad bolt generator to work based off the Materials Study Terminal and dupe detector instead of the cycle timer

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

We try it in the next episode (still recording) but the functionality leaves a bit to work with.

[@realsushrey]

The Hospital room assigns the toilet and the mess table to the duplicant using a triage cot in the hospital. Its supposed to serve a Quarantine function/save injured dupes from crawling about, but without a very cleverly configured fridge to go with it, its not that useful, as Quarantined dupes will still go to fetch their food.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Maybe I should drop some berry sludge in there.

[@realsushrey]

@@EchoRidgeGaming Yes, totally forgot about that. That would also do.

[@XsampenXx]

thinking outside the box.... I am dying of laughter

[@nazgu1]

8:00 - With dupes like Star Lord, do you really need a deep freezer? :)

[@amirshahbazi1604]

what I like to is automating the production with smart storage so I dont figure it out manually

[@nazgu1]

Regarding industrial saunas - I don't build them anymore, and I wonder if that has to do with the fact that I can now manage any temperature issues in more efficient ways. I wonder if FJ popularized those saunas as the easiest way to manage heat generation for newer ONI players + teach them how to design and complete a huge construction project.

[@Elmekior]

Just because I saw this in the last moment of the video. Maybe you could create a conveyor loader for egg shell from the drowning pool next to the kitchen so the dupes don't have to go fetch those

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Def. Eventually we will have conveyor loaders everywhere!

[@theanthillfromknow.theanop3960]

Hey about the statement. Yes we know that here to in the nederlands. But more comon use is. (I gona look how the paint dryes) is more zit down and wait til the end. Or just sitting it out. Haha it can take a long time on that way. Greating from the NL😎

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Hallo en bedankt voor het delen!

[@Snowy84557]

*Builds sauna next to cool steam vent*... *Cool steam vent isn't inside of sauna.* Little tip, a sauna can easily output water. I dump my polluted water into sauna, sweap the resulting dirt, and use the water leaving turbine to warm things and then dump it back into sauna or use it anywhere water is needed.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

I like it.

[@Commandelicious]

We in Germany use "watch the gras grow" as well, just .. in german :D

[@thorin1045]

you could just use a timer to make the rad shot during the night time (or whenever is the sleep cycle of the researchers), or just use a bouncer, shooting 45 degree up, and than down from the bouncer, so the chance of dupe is in the way would be almost no chance.

[@bagel5085]

If you put a drop of water into the deep freezer you can work more freely without having to make a airlock. once frozen it will turn into debris and leave a vacuum.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

This is a great tip.

[@boullierquentin1972]

For the missing meat problem I think when I tried it one month ago hatchling only gave 1kg of meat while hatches or stone hatchling gave 2kg. The 33% of hatch egg you get only give 1kg of meat and that would result on the ranch only giving 83.5% of the meat it would give if you 'evolved' grown up hatches instead of hatchling.

[@clonan03]

I used the nuclear power plant to add steam to the sauna. It is a very big building but heats up steam like nothing else.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Genius.

[@Azalulu_dingir]

You should move your glass forge out of steam room, because it will overheat while inside because steam has decent heat capacity and conductivity, and often under high pressure which increases temperature transfer by a lot. Or just make everything from ceramic.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

We def used ceramic.

[@jemsterr]

Easier than the pause game: liquid meter valve. Send exactly 30g into a pipe. Voila.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Yeah but then I have to build pipes and a valve. Not as fun as my pause mini-game, ha.

[@jemsterr]

You could simplify the automation on the radbolts. Run a cable from the automation port on the research machine to the radbolt generator. Not sure if you need a NOT or not.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

I forgot about the newish automation port on the machine, would still need a dupe sensor to make sure no dupe is around though. Good idea.

[@jemsterr]

@@EchoRidgeGaming If it only shoots when it's empty, the bolt will never go past the input to hit the dupe. If.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Great point.

[@Silent3339377]

Can anyone explain how Ceramic and Obsidian are better insulators? With the Insulated pipe, igneous rock has the same TC as Obsidian but a higher capacity, so wouldn't that make it better for insulation? Same as Ceramic Insulated blocks versus Igneous insulation blocks. When I used ceramic insulated blocks around a 500*C Hydrogen vent, I've never seen it heat up the area so fast compared with Igneous Insulated tiles (I always double wall, and following Echo's taming hydrogen vents tutorial), unfortunately, one of the vents is at the bottom of my base. I've tried looking up the answer, but the answers aren't really giving any new information. I'm going to continue using igneous as my seed has a lot of it, I'm just confused as to why people swear by ceramic and obsidian... Thankyou for the great video though Echo~!

[@VyktorAbyss]

You're great at explaining and engaging with the viewer. I suspect you are a teacher or ex-teacher...Am I right? :) Thanks for your videos.

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

Not a teacher, but very used to speaking to large groups. :)

[@VyktorAbyss]

@@EchoRidgeGaming Just to add I've done a few of these freezers now and during the building its much simpler to avoid the complicated vacuum building and just put a H20 drop on the metal tile with the above open, then seal it up. It will freeze the water anyway after cooling it to the right temperature, leaving a vacuum, that you can later autosweep out the ice and rail in a bit of bleach stone. One question I have is longer term: My ice biome where I've dumped the heat into starts getting toasty - should I then put the thermo regulator (I used a hydrogen gas cooling loop) into an aquatuner and steam turbine setup or just change the cooling loop to a liquid? cheers!

[@viltur83]

Fire your rad bolt right and up 45° then you never hit your dup

[@briancloud9]

NO automation needed just build your rad bolt below have it shot up toward the right have the material console built in line with the fireing of the bolt and then on the third level have another material console to catch any excess and the way that it fires less likely to hit a dupe and no automation needed. Never had a dupe try to catch a bolt with his teeth that way.

[@petepeterson1240]

Sooo... after watching your 3 tutorial episodes released just a couple of days back, I now also have seen 10 of these "hardcore" episodes. So I'm quite a few hours in now. Still not owning the game of course... basically binch watching this. Every episode we build something new and mostly I don't know what we are doing or what the purpose of the newly build thing is. So.. I was thinking. Do we have an actual goal at the moment, or is it all about sand-box gameplay and using all the high end mechanics and buildings just because... well... we can?! For me it looks like we have allready overcome the extreme difficulty and for the most part it's only really making things harder at the very beginning of the game. You seem to not ever have been close to to actually "loose" this campaign. What I mean is, it seems to get easier and easier as more episodes we get into this. Anyway, just rambling along, have a good one

[@EchoRidgeGaming]

The more you play the easier it gets. I have hundreds to thousands of hours in the game, so I find different things challenging with it these days. Once you get the colony up and running, it is all about infinite sustainability for me. There are three directives in the game. One is to go through the temporal tear, one is to create a giant momument and the last is to discover a bunch of artifacts.

[@petepeterson1240]

@@EchoRidgeGaming cheers for that. and... just... so you know... you don't actually have to answer to every single of my comments mate ;) but I appreciate the effort good Sir! Have a wonderful New Year!

[@gyromanx55]

First