Out of Ore S2E17 | Hauling Coal

[@YTMO94]

Love the series so far Kerbo, very relaxing.

[@KerboOnYT]

It's a very chill game. Thanks for watching!

[@daddy_j9702]

Hey Kerbo, great series. Very relaxing to watch and listen to you talk. I got a couple tips for you. You can click on the qty number in the shop and type in an exact number (not that it matters anymore Mr millionaire) and also if you raise and lower the bed of the dumper slightly it will unlock all the balls and let them settle better.

[@frankproper4718]

looking good that set up work quite well. good job😀😀😀😀

[@DL541]

Nice calm episode.

[@doomducker]

if you want to turn down the volume of the tracks: have the game open right click the sound icon in the bottom right of the task bar in windows "open volume mixer" somewhere under Apps should be out of ore and turn it down to like 10% then just make the in game volume louder to account for turning it down in windows i don't know if it will fix it in the recording or not but it sure helps while playing. (prob also check it hasn't messed with the audio in the recording) i use windows 11 but its basically the same story with windows 10

[@drive_2_fast90]

Use the wheel loader to push down hill toward your pit lol you'll move twice as much

[@KerboOnYT]

That would make it hard not to overwhelm the truck though. The whole idea here is to fill up the truck with precise loading. Thanks for watching!

[@Zirgof]

Does the coal look darker on the dumber or is it just me?

[@KerboOnYT]

I'm not sure. It could just be the lighting

[@Zlachry]

What do you think this game or gold rush? For a mining beginner like me😂

[@KerboOnYT]

Gold Rush has kind of a story to it with more structure and is just focused on gold mining. You start with a shovel and panning for gold. It's a big grind to get to any kind of digging equipment. Out of Ore is more just general digging and moving material with various sized equipment. There is no story and you just do what you want. There's creative mode if you don't care about earning money or unlocking things through progression. Which game is right for you is up to you. Thanks for watching!

[@Zlachry]

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[@Zimur85]

Firstly, it is now "Gold Mining Simulation", because the game devs are not allowed to use the brand anymore. Secondly, there is GMS2 coming in the future. The GMS dig deeper to the mechanics of gold mining. For example the conveyor belts are open, so you actually see the stuff going on them. You don't store the goodies inside a storage. You get the paydirt through the process (like trommel, washplant, etc.). Then you process the processed paydirt from collectable mats with different equipments (like to separate magnetite) and finally put the paydirt inside wave table, from where you get your gold to your "bank account". Then you can go to the smelter to get it smelted. You receive a gold bar, which has how much it weight printed on it. Next trip to the bank to sell it. :) There are some negative stuff also in GMS. When the paydirt drop downwards and it doesn't drop on processing units or conveyor belts, it unfortunately loses its gold inside it. The calculations make it so that it actually create new dirt when the mined dirt is dropped on the ground. So you should not mine with front loader from bottom so that the ground above drop down. So the only viable way to mine is to go from up to down. I started playing it again but then I found Out of Ore and now I am thinking of buying this one. Checking Out of Ore to make the decision to buy it. I think the ore inside the dirt is calculated differently so there is no losses of ores when the dirt is dropped on the ground? Also it seem there is also ability to smelt ore (lithium and gold) yourself. I would like that alot. :D