Stationeers: Brutal Venus. No waste was wasted. Base sealed. No mods. No commentary.

It's the highest difficulty setting on the most difficult planet (Venus) in the base game. All waste was collected. Eating and drinking were done in a breathable atmosphere. Electronics Printer and Hydraulic Pipe Bender done. The base was sealed, and vacuuming started.
The next step is building furnaces and smelting alloys. Then filtering out and cooling the oxygen from the collected waste. You have some extra food and water in a crate and the capsule, but you have to start trading for water and growing your food asap.
In order to save the first waste, I was turning suit filtration on and off. To make it less painful (more time between toggling filters), I increased the suit's pressure to maximum. After I printed two extra canisters, I dropped the suit's pressure to 42 kPa, so toggling on and off filters ended - just switching canisters from now on.
A few things could be done better and faster, not to mention I almost got lost during the last mining...

[@maddognl]

That airlock loving chest would have been the death of me 🤣

[@synergist4689]

Great start! You play so quickly, I always find myself wasting time and regretting it later. Learnt two new tricks from you on this one (flares in the backpack = good light source + burst a pipe to use it as a cheap cowl). So thanks! Keep up the good work :)

[@DeltaV3328]

Get start! Thanks for doing Venus on the hard mode. I hope there is a next episode On the solar - Angling the panel down to about 40 will help. And now that you have the electronics printer. A sensor and 2 logic i/o reader+writer will track in the horizontal.

[@boggis2]

hoping for more videos from venus

[@LE_STAN]

GG good start 👍

[@Sworn973]

lol, never though of bumping pressure up. Took me while to understand what was happening with the oxygen. Tilt your solar panel, will help with power. 18:42, the urge to click on that button, almost! My airlock crate experience was not as smooth xD 31:58 Yahh, I gavup on those flares, they are not there when you need them, at least you manage to find it at 35:45 why in the world is your waste at 952c?

[@floccwins]

I've just checked. The waste in that pipe is at 1020 C, lol. I didn't realize this until now. It's not much, though. 34 moles of O2 and 55 moles of CO2. I still have 2.22k O2 at 15 C in the big oxygen tank. I'll collect future batches of waste to separate pipes/tank. I have no idea why the temperature is that high. I guess it's the downside of bumping up the pressure and toggling filtering on and off. I've already lowered the pressure at the end of the video. The other full waste tank in my inventory is at a temperature you would expect more or less. Flares served me well for lighting and navigating (except the times you are out of line of sight to them) :)

[@christianvanderstap6257]

@sworn973 You should copy the printer stacking trick 😊 just imagine the space you would have

[@faustpanzer6766]

I want series dude

[@peppykristens8421]

Yo i don’t usually comment on videos but thanks for putting this up. I’m doin a brutal Venus run too except I’m getting close to running out of water. Looking forward to see how you continue

[@videonmode8649]

I find myself facing the output of the arc furnace towards the input of the autolathe so I don't have to always pick up the ingot from the ground. Is that a good idea because I don't see other players doing that?

[@floccwins]

Other than autolathe, you will be using three other printers (2 extensively). You want to spread ingots and alloys as much as possible, but you can't avoid resource juggling between printers, especially early on.