I Gave Humans INFINITE Resources & Let Them Expand For THOUSANDS Of Years - Worldbox

[@barunmajumdar679]

Gotta give it to Obeg for surviving this long

[@the_epileptic_gamer1190]

Right? That never happens. If only they waited a little longer

[@rodhasadvice26]

Ngl they were my 2nd favorite my first was the first rebellion but I can’t remember there name

[@afoxwithahat7846]

Obeg had no troop management skills for the first half of the video, truly impressive

[@the_epileptic_gamer1190]

@@rodhasadvice26 they were traitors to the kingdom of obeg and deserved to die

[@Samlikesyt]

Chad

[@Jenkins808]

Would actually be an amazing game if they made the map scale so much bigger

[@dynamonyr1927]

there is a mod my friend :)

[@Jenkins808]

@@dynamonyr1927 Ooof, checking that out right away! (: Thx bud

[@Coleyjp0716]

@@dynamonyr1927 not on phone ;(

[@Zipxa_Raya142]

​@@Coleyjp0716:(

[@hariskhan01]

@@Coleyjp0716 I don't think most phones could handle a bigger map just guessing

[@JimOkurku_]

imagine waking up 1 day and being like "eh haven't slept well, I guess coffee will help" you pull out your coffee, and magically duplicate it 999 times. A dream come true.

[@JimOkurku_]

imagine touching a 100 dollar bill, and duplicating that 999 times.

[@arthurlofrano7021]

@@JimOkurku_ inflation be like:

[@au_ro]

@@JimOkurku_ imagine touching your hand and multiplying that by 999.

[@toadsterer747]

@@au_ro Chernobyl be like

[@totallynotapartygoer1781]

@A Random Gamer saying “ saying ‘ (be like) be like’ “

[@loganicfilms1388]

7:20 Armies are loyal to their city. By taking their city the rebel army switched sides back to main kingdom.

[@KellenKinter]

I was about to comment this

[@basti1899fürimmer]

Only sometimes

[@loganicfilms1388]

@@iTrstn Wrong comment.

[@iTrstn]

sorry

[@loganicfilms1388]

@@iTrstn it’s fine.

[@E-6969]

Rebellions actually have nothing to do with resources actually, it’s all about how far is a village from the main village of the kingdom and how big is said village mostly, its also heavily effected by whether the village has a different culture from the main village. So essentially if there is a village 3 times the size of main village and is on the other side of the map that has a different culture that city is extremely likely to rebel. Not guaranteed, but very likely. Edit: it’s also largely effected by a kingdom having to many villages, which is why there’s a rare knowledge that makes a kingdom able to manage more city’s, that trait makes the maximum number of villages before it starts making every single village not want to be in the kingdom anymore larger.

[@elgrandefleau7359]

There is also my way. I expanded the world along a single village. So I ended up building a kingdom controlling the whole map, that was its the capital, with no other city, meaning there were no possible rebellions.

[@E-6969]

@@elgrandefleau7359 you do realize there’s an option to just turn of kingdom expansion. And also I was talking about the game mechanics if there is multiple villages, none of this applies to a kingdom with one village because these mechanics don’t do anything to the main village as it’s loyalty is permanently set to 100. So what is your argument about how the games mechanics work on kingdoms with multiple villages. Because I was never talking about exploiting how the game works in order to avoid something undesirable, I was stating how the mechanics work.

[@lilysamvelian9970]

@@E-6969 The people of USA rebelled just because of taxes that they were given by Parliament, plus, they almost lost, but the absurdly stupid decision the British made to keep the later first President of the USA George Washington alive after getting the chance to kill him because the British were satisfied with beating him in a war turned the entire table.

[@PpVonDronAnd11Eyeballs]

Also, I think the loyalty of the leader can go really low due to traits they have then there is also a chance to rebel even if there aren’t many other villages, or their village isn’t that far away.

[@MedievalFantasyTV]

Thank you for this, as I am always trying to learn about this game mechanics.

[@jarjab2games]

The soldiers don't just have infinite gear despite the infinite resources. Someone has to enter a house and produce the weapon. Its an interesting part of the world box economy. Dwarves are more likely to "smith" btw.

[@James_new]

So thats why my dwarvish civilization has so much more weapons than anyone

[@LoPhatKao]

start your people in the water, they will swim and walk to where they want to establish their colony this removes any start bias as they may decide to go to the other side of the map

[@johnconnor8206]

No it doesn’t as they are still biased to go to closer places

[@zorpglorp]

@@johnconnor8206 then place like 5 of them in the ocean and use the force tool to spread them apart

[@brugdabidbrug3671]

@gaymeister yes but then they'll be biased to where ever they're closest too might as well drop them in space and see where they land lmao

[@netq9362]

it would be nice if u actually let them expand for thousands of years, like the title said

[@theboogiestomperchannel6721]

Yes he has a point also you capitalized thousands of years I thought more people would notice in comnents

[@VeloKy-c6x]

Hi

[@Broken_disk]

In game the game lets you simulate time but much faster theres buttons that let you Make it even faster

[@IOwnKazakhstan]

lol I enjoy looking at maps like these because there's a recurring theme, which is that all of them have very inaccurate depictions of deserts, particularly in Australia and central Asia. Australia has quite a lot more green than what is shown on this map, and it's weird because they made the small bit of green in the south western part but not the big bit of green all along the eastern coast. And for central Asia it seems like a lot of the time people tend to forget that all of that isn't just desert, some of it is, definitely not that much though.

[@SonGoku-bn5di]

I missed the part where that's my problem

[@whyareallofthegoodnamestaken]

@@SonGoku-bn5di I missed the part when anyone asked if it was your problem.

[@andrewp8451]

Ok and Greece on this map is a straight peninsula with 1 island… it’s supposed to be general shapes not a cartographic masterpiece

[@Abrothers12]

With the Aral Sea gone, I don’t think the central asian “desert” situation is improving

[@christiangaxiola5323]

dafaq lmao getting pressed over a pixel map, you all are soft and weak

[@xevento8682]

Damn i forgot that 225 years is equal to "THOUSANDS Of Years"

[@BlueBubso]

Fr

[@sustus146]

"Let them expand for THOUSANDS of years" Plays for 225 years and ends the vid... nice

[@Boopqp]

Or you wanna just skip almost everything that happens

[@Boopqp]

Do you want the video to be more than three hours

[@8vantor8]

@@Boopqp yes

[@theepicbruhman2254]

@@Boopqpyes

[@bagellord9337]

@Botdws yes

[@danteeightsix9069]

"Evabe is going to be the first rebellious colony; it's got a weird shape." Me: *Looks at forming shape* Uh-oh.

[@ninoabreu6158]

YESSSS THAT'T WHAT I AM SAYING

[@Gianka62]

I don't get it

[@chrisbowie6019]

@@Gianka62 weener

[@laggichi8632]

Hoos ke waino Kris kas waino duus wilai

[@kaedanthegamer9245]

@@chrisbowie6019 swasticka

[@anungunrama8882]

Heyooo Mellon it’s crazy that your almost at 200k subscribers already, I’ve been here since before 1k and your progression has been crazy. Keep goin strong Mellon man!

[@dallaslasiter1963]

Same

[@Bunots-G]

How dare you saying crazy to my favourite KZbinr huh? Do u want fight?

[@Ivan-om9sp]

I was here at 25k subs on my old account I think

[@Bunots-G]

@@Ivan-om9sp Nice lie? Keep it up?

[@Ivan-om9sp]

@@Bunots-G Wdym

[@marcelocampos9197]

4:30 When I looked at Evabe's shape at this minute, I almost had a heart attack, it somewhat looked like "that" symbol, the swastika, that means luck, but was tainted by a failed artist

[@ethanochs1570]

Ik

[@bananaknox3861]

na-

[@lagimaster]

Lmao, it did looked like that. But what's wrong about saying it looked like a swastika?

[@marcelocampos9197]

@@lagimaster I think it can be offensive to some people (especially those whose their families or people suffered under "that" swastika, and even if I explained that the swastika originally meant good luck, and that the symbol was used in a horrible way and tainted by the mustache man, it would still be offensive for most of the people)

[@lagimaster]

@@marcelocampos9197 hiding words will never be good. And the people who suffered under the nazi regime don't have an issue with the words, it's how they are used. If we praised the swastika or Nazi leaders then that would be a problem, if we talked bad about it, they would most likely like it. And as such, the words themselves are not the issue, but how they are used. Don't censor your own language, it's our tool to express ourselves clearly, just be fair and conscious on how you use said words

[@Gullbrand_]

7:16 the whole army disappeared because their city got taken so they instantly change side to the empire that took it…

[@seerai-42]

idea, use this map but split it down the middle, then on one set of continents put humans and on the other either elves or dwarves. bonus points if you wall off australia and put the orcs down there

[@КириллКарпов-е1ь]

Even Infinite resourses cannot make humans live in peace

[@loui2bolus265]

🫠 🗿💀🌚

[@Internetlores]

They need land

[@mariodamian103]

​@@Internetloresfor what they have resources already why take land the only reason to take land is for houses thats all

[@theunifun4903]

@@Internetlores yeah no shit sherlock

[@lallawmzuali6083]

That's deep

[@crows_are_superior4464]

“I literally have no idea what’s going on behind those trees here” German General at the third battle of Eipes

[@rodhasadvice26]

I’ve always been interested in world box and I have played it a bunch and it’s great to see another person interested in this game

[@OfficialGearsChannel]

Yes. Do you want to play? I'm good at checkers and 🔪🔪👶⚱️

[@Oneiroi0]

When a city with massive army get taken, the armies usually disbanded or switched sides

[@KarolOfGutovo]

Next time place more pairs of people in different places to have multiple culture develop, with separate techs.

[@yeetuszilla1663]

Holy chyshipe: I was the most historical going from a single Italian colony to a world superpower! Chiruh hegemony who didn't get mentioned at all: -_-

[@DA_Doog]

Sad

[@immacat1]

Salute to gegopu, for enlisting away and being first to dedicating their life to their country at just 11, true pioneer

[@amgadpro]

Title: *"I let them expand for THOUSANDS of years"* Video: *"Nuh uh"*

[@Blakesanimations]

14:15 very nice Holy Hoch population 14:15

[@gavinneale9041]

Love your videos Mellon! Keep up the great work, as always.

[@thenikko8292]

imagine the disparity between the generations. back in my day we used to hunt with stone clubs, nah yeah back in MY day we used to sleep outside on furs and hunt with bones

[@Diehard-k9n]

I find it funny how this almost went exactly as history has gone down

[@horvslvpercal5134]

Okay, outside of the game, I just wanted to share that I would actually want to know if we as humans would have been able to be a society if everything we had was infinite. Like, because we basically started as civilization because we had commerce in between each other

[@robertlotstein9670]

with infinite resources, technology would basically grind to a halt because scarcity drives innovation. Everything we have is a result of scarcity. Products ,innovations, and technology all exist because of some fundamental scarcity, and the drive to address that scarcity. With infinite resources there would be no need to collaborate with your neighbor, a different city, state, or country. So instead of civilizations and society it would just be anarchy, the only technological advancement would be finding newer and better ways to kill each other.

[@TheLastViking27]

Kinda wish this game went further let them go to war with modern weapons or launch a nuke themselves, even explore space(we just see them launch off) for rare resources

[@merrysleeps]

worldbox modern update moment

[@sanicinapanic4264]

Eh I would prefer more “civil” updates from me world box had the Minecraft effect and adding a “modern update” would suck some of the joy out of the game

[@osada.Gurkha]

@@sanicinapanic4264 nah what about a mode or like a dlc

[@Ryann9]

@@osada.GurkhaDLC would be really cool for the game

[@TheLastViking27]

@OutFire. On a smart phone?

[@noble1685]

I would love to see a forty minute long video where you let it get to where it was at the end of this video. Turn of rebellions and let the kingdoms battle it out.

[@ayushdogra7850]

Still cracks me up that Gregopu who is the first soldier of the kingdom has his favorite dish as Sushi XD

[@BroGGbro9Cv-wi9cx]

For your information, there are no savannas in North Africa

[@SPFL2763]

0:04 how did you add that section in the bottom?

[@Alonso-i3l]

Idk

[@goofy_ahh_bill]

​@@Alonso-i3l dude if you don't know then why did you reply? (I'm not trying be mean I'm just saying..)

[@GlareJosiah]

So idk how to explain but search up how to get the debug tools in worldbox and you will find it

[@The_Onion_Man]

They call me the onion man.

[@Alonso-i3l]

@@goofy_ahh_bill idk

[@LoganQuintanar]

the first i have seen of this game but it looks really cool. I imagine with limited recources its more easy for a power to stay in power.

[@Eesti12345]

7:13 what happened was that Obeg took Hav's capital so the troops turned into Obeg's troops because they were the troops of their capital. its like the same as the population going to obeg when they capture a city

[@GodsBadAssBlade]

Thousands of years is a bit of an overstatement

[@Targetstrike]

uh...one thing to mention about the description the correct terminology is "discord server", a "channel" is a subsidiary of a server

[@Thedarkbunnyrabbit]

I'm confused at what math equates '225 years' to 'thousands of years'.

[@valkeitos]

You didn't even run it for a thousand years...

[@LittleK1ng]

Mellon I remember when you had around 20 subs and subscribed see your still going makes me happy 😃 🎉 great vid btw keep up the great work! 👍🏻

[@calebmoore1337]

Yeah infinite wood definitely has something to do with all the babies.. 😏

[@zinogoop1544]

😏

[@HipHopRepair]

😏

[@tommyburleson7889]

😏

[@t.n.h.ptheneohumanpatterna8334]

😏

[@Billywillywashere]

😏

[@p-san]

Let them expand for THOUSANDS of years *caps it at 225 years*

[@crowofjudgment]

Im watching this and imagining this being god explaining to the angels whats going on 😂😂😂 it just adds a layer to the humor

[@punkdoggo211]

I wonder if it's possible for all the rebellions and nations to eventually align/form into the borders of modern countries if you start them like how you did in this video Extremely improbable, but infinite monkey theorem ig

[@derekpapin2181]

For thousands of years literally 250 years

[@johnny_ca]

that wasn’t thousands of years 🗿

[@silversamuraii6292]

the fact a worldbox ad popped up before the video started was hilarious

[@degariuslozak2169]

Should've named the first humans Adam and Steve

[@kanekiken8601]

1:18 I thought he taunted me

[@fersuremaybek756]

i wonder if anyone has setup a historically accurate world and forces from say 60 years ago and let it play out to see where its at lol

[@ColdBlazze]

"We'll with 2 little boy, we'll name them Adam and Eve" you gotta give this man props to his creativity

[@jurgnobs1308]

turns out you reproduce a lot if you have infinite wood.

[@RGMRT]

16:37 Obeg really does brings that colonization spirit according to real life, controlling Java, Kalimantan and Papua at first hit goddamn XD

[@malcolmmackenzie9202]

Bit misleading title saying thousands of years and only showing 225 years

[@farhanrahmaddani3218]

the fact that borneo is burning is the most realistic thing in this video

[@lera5489]

How do you get this map?

[@Hi-ll5dg]

It would be funny if they just thought "man i wish i had like 10 tons of bread" and lo and behold 10 tons of bread drop from the sky, crushing everyone

[@armoredaustin4127]

Can you do unlimited housing next please Also you’re a big inspiration

[@YouhavenoideawhatIdo]

How to get map?

[@nenuu91iscool]

I did this once and africa became a superpower, i'm assuming because its where humans started meaning it became the most advanced

[@shorgoth]

Dog was the bestest of kings, his reign was short but those were dog years.

[@isturbo1984]

The Adam and Steve joke should be the no1 comment. Disappointed.

[@idk-ace]

Witch map is this

[@purplekit9012]

what mod is this?

[@Drone8884]

Its not a mod its the cheat menu, search it up

[@joiscara7191]

This made me ponder on whether or not humanity can ultimately birth a form similar to Slanesh. There’s literally no point in fighting for resources, the entire planet is bountiful unlimited, and I can imagine planet wide debauchery occurring after the first hundreds years.

[@DanielsDosTronos]

they would def be followers of Slaneesh

[@Sneedposter93]

I already am one

[@TheWeemp]

LETS GO ANOTHER AMAZING UPLOAD

[@flossbob3157]

You never even finished the vid

[@TheWeemp]

I know but its gonna be awesome

[@NotNochos]

@@TheWeemp fax

[@paulabiagam8948]

I like how he put 2 people and there are people going to war in a few minuetes

[@benjaminweber4077]

How can you play these maps.

[@nickbumpus8148]

Threaten to commit genocide unless you are given reign of the map

[@NauseAxe_404-o6o]

@@nickbumpus8148thank you

[@se-tu-leu-tu-é]

Hello Americans, I'm Brazilian and I really like your channel.

[@roanthart7014]

all my homies dont fw holy chishipe

[@markbrignell2683]

RIP obeg they were the legendary first kingdom, the ones who started this. And the ones who lasted the longest

[@zurog7742]

Thousands of years? Bit of a dishonest title

[@lera5489]

Cry about it

[@honeypotusername]

Interesting idea for a colony sim. Definitely going to pick it up on sale

[@RepostCollection]

I wish the devs of this game weren't so lazy

[@Kirazei]

@@DA_Doog Isn't Maxim from Russia?

[@sub_plz_]

@@Kirazei Hes from Ukraine

[@Finley-b2q]

What would happen if you activated all debugs?

[@Just_Vojta]

First 🥇

[@JeremyTheBreadKnife]

When ur home town gets captured and ur fighting as a soldier against the army who captured ur town u stop fighting and return to ur Town and become a citizen that's why all that first rebellions army disappeared their home got recaptured

[@Izukegaming]

4:20 ayo evabe learns the middle finger 🤣

[@as-above-so-below-]

Names the first people after biblical characters, gets surprised when civilizations grow to biblical proportions at a biblical speed within the first century.

[@Xenoyer]

Does giving them infinite wood give them infinite children? Sorry! I just couldn't let that one get by. This is interesting. It reminds me of Simearth.

[@dragon_pizza]

Beginning of the video: "Thousands of Years" End of the video: aaaaand it's year 225 - Chichype wins

[@dragon_pizza]

Confirm or correct me please 🙈

[@effectsem]

Mellon: says THOUSANDS of years What Mellon did: Nah we gonna cut it off at year 250

[@JustANORMALperson441]

4:35 HMM WHAT A WEİRD SYMBOL

[@Centrawhile]

I have a suggestion Mellon, simulate Pangea but fill it with candy biome.

[@LiamKessinger]

It’s funny how I got a WorldBox ad right before this video

[@flyyhighhh]

Holy Chyshipe... The Holy Pope rules over all lol

[@sitiacctress]

Prologue: The Age of Harmony In the time before memory, the world of Eldoria existed in perfect harmony. The realm was a tapestry of vibrant landscapes, from lush forests and shimmering lakes to towering mountains and endless deserts. Eldoria was blessed with two powerful beings: Solara, the Goddess of Light, and Noctis, the God of Shadows. They maintained a delicate balance, their powers working in tandem to ensure the world's prosperity. Solara bathed the land in warm, golden light, nurturing life and growth. Her light was a symbol of hope and vitality. Noctis, in turn, embraced the realm with a gentle darkness that brought rest and renewal. His shadows were not to be feared but were a necessary part of the cycle of existence. For centuries, peace reigned, and the inhabitants of Eldoria-humans, elves, dwarves, and mythical creatures-thrived under the watchful eyes of their celestial guardians. However, as with all great tales, a shadow loomed on the horizon. Chapter 1: The Prophecy Unveiled In the heart of Eldoria lay the ancient city of Lumina, a magnificent metropolis known for its towering spires and radiant beauty. The city was home to the Luminary Order, a group of wise sages and powerful mages who served as the stewards of Solara’s light. Among them was a young apprentice named Elara, known for her extraordinary talent and boundless curiosity. One fateful night, as Elara was poring over ancient scrolls in the Grand Library, she discovered a forgotten prophecy hidden within the dusty tomes. The prophecy spoke of a time when the balance between light and darkness would be disrupted, leading to a great struggle and the potential fall of Eldoria. "The Stolen Light will herald the Age of Shadows," the prophecy read. "The chosen one must restore the balance before the world is consumed by darkness." Elara’s heart raced as she read the ominous words. She knew she could not ignore the warning. Determined to prevent the prophecy from coming to pass, she sought the counsel of the High Luminary, Master Aelion, a venerable mage whose wisdom was renowned throughout the land. Master Aelion listened carefully to Elara’s concerns and, after much deliberation, revealed that the prophecy was not merely a warning but a call to action. “The Stolen Light,” he explained, “refers to an artifact known as the Heart of Solara, a crystal imbued with the essence of the Goddess’s light. If it were ever to be taken, the balance would indeed be in grave danger.” Chapter 2: The Heart of Solara The Heart of Solara was a magnificent gem, glowing with an inner radiance that could only be described as pure divine essence. It was kept in a sacred chamber within the Temple of Light, heavily guarded by powerful wards and enchantments. Elara, with her mentor’s blessing, set out on a quest to ensure the Heart’s safety. She was joined by a diverse band of companions: Thorne, a brooding warrior with a mysterious past; Lyra, a skilled elven archer with a sharp wit; and Bran, a jovial dwarven engineer with a penchant for invention. Their journey took them across Eldoria’s varied terrains, from the enchanted Everwood Forest to the treacherous peaks of the Frostfire Mountains. Along the way, they encountered many challenges and forged a deep bond of friendship. Elara’s determination and the group’s combined skills allowed them to overcome magical traps, fierce beasts, and treacherous terrain. As they neared Lumina, their greatest challenge awaited them: an army of shadowy creatures led by the Dark Sorcerer Malakar, a once-banished mage who sought to plunge Eldoria into eternal darkness. Malakar had learned of the prophecy and intended to steal the Heart of Solara to seize control of the realm. Chapter 3: The Siege of Lumina One night, under the cloak of darkness, Malakar’s forces launched a full-scale assault on Lumina. The city’s defenses were formidable, but the Dark Sorcerer’s dark magic proved overwhelming. Elara and her companions arrived just in time to witness the beginning of the siege. With valor and bravery, they fought side by side with the city’s defenders. Elara used her burgeoning magical skills to repel the dark forces, while Thorne’s might, Lyra’s precision, and Bran’s ingenious contraptions turned the tide of battle in their favor. However, Malakar was relentless, and his shadow magic seemed to grow stronger with every passing hour. Despite their best efforts, the Heart of Solara was seized by Malakar and taken to his hidden fortress, the Abyssal Citadel, located in the heart of a desolate wasteland. Elara and her allies, though exhausted and heartbroken, knew they had no choice but to pursue the artifact before it was too late. Chapter 4: The Abyssal Citadel The journey to the Abyssal Citadel was arduous. The wasteland was a bleak and desolate place, devoid of life. The fortress itself was a towering edifice of dark stone, surrounded by swirling shadows and oppressive gloom. Inside, the Heart of Solara was held within a chamber protected by powerful enchantments and fearsome guardians. Elara and her friends infiltrated the citadel, using their combined skills to navigate through traps and confront Malakar’s minions. As they approached the chamber where the Heart was held, they encountered the Dark Sorcerer himself, who awaited them with a malevolent grin. A fierce battle ensued. Malakar wielded dark magic with devastating force, but Elara’s courage and the support of her friends proved to be a match. In a climactic confrontation, Elara managed to harness the remaining fragments of Solara’s light within her, creating a burst of radiant energy that broke through Malakar’s defenses and restored the Heart to its rightful place. Chapter 5: The Restoration of Balance With the Heart of Solara returned, the balance between light and darkness was gradually restored. The dark forces that had ravaged Eldoria dissipated, and the land began to heal from the scars of battle. Lumina and its inhabitants rejoiced, celebrating the bravery of Elara and her companions. Solara and Noctis, witnessing the bravery and sacrifice of those who had fought to preserve their world, appeared before Elara and her friends to express their gratitude. The gods bestowed upon them gifts of eternal light and shadow, symbols of their harmonious reign. Elara returned to the Luminary Order as a hero, her once-quiet life now filled with new purpose. The prophecy had been fulfilled, not as a warning of doom but as a testament to the power of courage, friendship, and the unbreakable balance of light and darkness. As Eldoria entered a new age of peace, the tale of Elara and her companions became legend, reminding all who heard it of the enduring power of hope and the eternal dance between light and shadow. Epilogue: The Legacy Lives On Years passed, and Eldoria thrived under the guardianship of Solara and Noctis. The tale of Elara’s bravery was passed down through generations, inspiring countless heroes and adventurers. The Heart of Solara was safeguarded with the utmost care, a beacon of light in the ever-changing tapestry of existence. And so, the Chronicles of Eldoria continued, a timeless saga of the balance between light and darkness, and the heroes who dared to stand against the encroaching shadows

[@chetanachar]

Did you have to?😂

[@DanimalEdits]

Dude I got a world box add😂

[@ToastedBread42]

Same

[@somerandomguy8732]

“We will make two little boys” Procedes to call them Adam and Eve

[@tdunn1907]

This immediately threw me off as well. So 2 little boys made babies? I'm confused because that's not how Biology works. Maybe the game allows some type of new procreation. I'm lost. Is this a lgbtq game?

[@somerandomguy8732]

Idk but I know from a sml KZbinr “2 egrol canot make babie

[@GrubHuncher]

@@tdunn1907 There are no males and females. Even one can reproduce by themself like a cell.

[@tdunn1907]

@@GrubHuncher oh ok. I didn't know that. Interesting simulator.

[@justinupshaw672]

Old bald guy useing his head to blind people is just krillian useing solar flare

[@luki7614]

something that accidentally caugh my eye is mediterannean fleet. they're trapped in 1 sea, cannot go colonize anywhere. just there existing as trasnport boat. maybe they're created for military purpose but they're just used to transport trade most of the time

[@CR7GOATSUIII]

Hey bro I'm a fan of your videos, also congrats on al out getting to 200k, also how do you get world map on world blox?

[@mamaztaarraatz353]

When the Connie gets taken out it forces all the people to turn to their occupiers so that's why I like older Army just disappeared

[@ThisGuy327]

Dam this is cool I love it. How do you get these cool maps?

[@NotNochos]

Think its steam workshop but dont quote me on that

[@ThisGuy327]

@@NotNochos I won’t

[@zig5465]

@@NotNochos do you know the name i went in his discord and looked at the instructions and they dont even help

[@Ahartic]

Obegs migration and collapse brings a tear too my eye. But Chyshipe are a worthy successor

[@zorpglorp]

Remember when we had to spam trees to make jungles? And when acid destroyed land? When armies didn’t exist and civilians fought enemies? When there were only rumors? No crabs? And water made grass grow? Yeah, me too.

[@Farmer1and2]

It’s always a name as simple as “Adam and Eve”

[@_Snix]

7:42 Realm of the hav just replicated AOT’s storyline no way 😭 Group of citizens start a revolution which inevitably fails however a small group escapes across the see and restarts a whole new civilization

[@Dominic-ds9fn]

Bro gotta be my favourite worldbox KZbin