Stationeers Europa Playthrough Part 19: Bigger, Faster, Stronger!

It's 2024 and I've returned to space survival game Stationeers!
This time I'm playing on Europa, where key challenges include extreme cold and low light levels. As I play through the game I try to narrate what I'm doing and why. A lot has changed in the time I've been away and I'm expecting various things to go wrong - how will I get on?
With all my alloys from last time I decide to start a major project whilst I wait for my greenhouse to be ready to expand.
In this episode I expand the base by beginning an ore processing hall as well as open the greenhouse expansion I built a couple of episodes ago
#stationeers #stationeers2024

[@prome3us550]

The frozen pumpkin bit - on Europa the atmosphere is at a pressure and temp that if you raise it to ~20'C the pressure is about 95kPa - So generally the temperature shift is way worse than the pressure.. Putting a bit of pipe against a wall with an open cowl in the cold room and then slapping a radiator on the pipe facing the hot room helps to spread out the time over which the temps try to even out. As for the deep miner refusing to go back where it was, that is the main reason I own a terrain manipulating tool - a single layer of dirt makes it happy to build again! It will chill your base a fair bit but you have the option to rip off the radiator until your plants can warm up the base a bit again. Liking the playthrough so far :)

[@nashtoitsa6042]

In case you did not know, there is a Plant Analyzer (Cartridge) for your Tablet that may help figure out the problems that the plants may be having...also if you add more passive vents to each active vent with your airlocks, it will help them cycle faster because they can move more air. Enjoying the play though...Nash

[@Bjurran]

I did notice that your greenhouse was at 29C at the end there. You might need to check that everything is still ok with your temp control. Also, insulated pipes would help you a lot.

[@EKOMovers]

From the centrifuge outlet put up 5 walls 2 ceiling (wall panel) and a door.... build a 2 x1x1 closet that the centrifuge empty into

[@StarfishPrime-yt2iv]

It makes for entertaining content, but I think it's safe to say you have an odd set of priorities. lol

[@overclocking]

Why do you use steel frames instead of iron?

[@murk9111]

Steel frames use fewer resources overall so I tend to switch to them once I have the furnace running (3 steel for fully welded is about 2.25 iron plus 0.75 coal, compared to iron frames that are 6 iron fully welded)

[@drozibacsi]

Please raise the bitrate or review your own video, thank you.

[@drozibacsi]

for example: pasteboard.co/0ap6EWsKZnja.png

[@murk9111]

I think I have fixed the bitrate problems on future videos - sorry it's not great on some of these