Space Engineers 15 Tips & Tricks for Survival PVP in 2020

[@Cr4sHOv3rRiD3]

Great tips there, keep up the good work :D I like the simplicity and how you approach in narration as well as showing and demonstrating it :D One suggestion regarding attaching the rotor part: When you attached that rotor part to the rotor and you were tossed away by the vessel it is because the rotor attaches a part to certain angle. So, what I mean by that is, the rotor head have a little notch or marker on the shaft that indicates the 0 degree, so, if the rotor is set to 0 degree and you turn that notch 180 degree and position yourself for attachment, soon as you press the attach button, the rotor will automatically rotate the part at position 0 degree. So be aware to not blows the ship up if you, attaching in gravity or if it is something vital nearby. So, make sure that notch is in correct angle before attaching it, also make sure the rotor is correct angle as well. It doesn't matter if the rotor is locked, it will rotate the rotor part to that point.

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

Good advice! Thanks for watching

[@max-gras]

You can also connect a big rotor head with a little rotor by docking It is much more efficient

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

Agreed it's just difficult to do sometimes. Thanks for watching

[@rybuds47]

Awesome montage at 15 mins and then our lord and savior Klang makes an appearance! He is a huge fan of rotors. Excellent teaching and explanation sir!

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

Thanks for watching!

[@neo_o8057]

perfect tutorial for beguiners. calm and slow explanation. anyway the title said pvp tips. i was waiting til the ends and i get a little upset but pleased at same time. for the lack of pvp tips and the refresh of forgotten functions of the game. thanx for everything but i barely c 1 and a half tips for pvp my friend. sry to be too direct.

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

Thanks for watching. I understand

[@snickle1980]

@@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417 This is one of those deals where you practice the basic steps in the video 1000 times, and later on , suddenly discover you're a space engineer master.

[@matyatablet6948]

T11: attaching a large rotor part to the large grid and add that to a small grid rotor is more efficient in terms of weight and resources required. Only issue is that the small rotor cannot add a large rotor head so you have to move them together.

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

Didn't know that. Nice tip

[@habers99]

Nice tips, i didn't know i could use X to jump with my rover

[@fatgrubman645]

Nice editing and narration, thanks :)

[@buffalo1700]

I’ve been hand digging for YEARS :((((( Thank you !!!

[@EveryoneWhoUsesThisTV]

Nice tips! :) Manual thrust over-ride for rocketing to space is the only way to go IMHO! #7 Building on a landing gear is nice in the field, but at home base, you can easily flip a small grid connector onto a large grid one, and build right off that - recharge the batteries while building, fuel your tanks as soon as you're ready... Even if the ship won't have a connector long term, you can cut it off once charged up - it's like a landing gear, plus power and conveyor plumbing..

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

I'll have to give that a try! Thanks for watching

[@EveryoneWhoUsesThisTV]

@@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417 No worries, I saw it in another youtube vid and pinched the idea!! :D You just balance it on a small grid block for half a second, like the start of this vid... kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKXOhptuqbqMmLs

[@cohenpearson3589]

You can actually see the artificial horizon with a little plus as a prograde marker to the right of your hotbar

[@neoncantaim1887]

No not really that's for aligning with gravity

[@aztekenen1]

thanks for the advice, great use for my current playthrough

[@lerxtpratt8101]

P is BAD! :) if you do that on your base while using a connector. and I know you were talking about a moving rover! :)

[@evilmonkeyboy5560]

100% best to drag the Cockpit/Handbrake into your vehicle toolbar

[@tazkgaming3061]

Hey! Those were some nice Tips! Liked and Subscribed!

[@buckwild5369]

Do you have a video for that simple mining ship? 👍

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

That will probably be my next project!

[@eeronat]

You're a good teacher

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

thank you!

[@harrer7208]

nice tipps thx :)

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

Thanks for watching!

[@krisztm7221]

thanks, good video.

[@franzementaler727]

Danke! Thank you!

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

Thanks for watching!

[@JamesOfKS]

Still not sure why anyone ever does small grid anything.

[@diegocordero676]

When you shot into space you didn't account for an orbit at all. The physics or real life would bring you right back down

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

Right but in Space Engineers there are no orbital mechanics. Once you clear gravity, you're free. Thanks for watching

[@diegocordero676]

@@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417 that doesn't sit right with me :/ I like the building but I think Kerbal space program spoiled me on the realistic physics

[@joepalmer1067]

@@diegocordero676 space engineers and KSP mixed together would be too amazing

[@4lines633]

@@joepalmer1067 i think i have a tv series for you, try “the expanse”

[@snickle1980]

@@4lines633 True. Just started reading the first books and also watching season 1. It's like a hard sci-fi space noir.

[@Omlet221]

Hey pretty gud vid

[@NANNO_FEMBOY]

Niceee

[@that1rooki3]

Thx

[@mynameisjeff-spaceposting1417]

thanks for watching!

[@comcastjohn]

Thank you for this. I am two months old. Could you do a 2024 version? 🫡🫡🫡🫡