The Children yearn for the mines | Frostpunk 2

[@jeremymcnair5922]

(Angry mob being kick out of the city) “Almost 1000 People died what do you have to say for your self”? (the captain comes out of his office leaning his head towards the microphone) “That’s a big womp womp”.

[@YourMomsHousehold]

“Did you say womp womp 1000 frostlanders dying”

[@Sir_Bucket]

*the Captain press the boo womp button on the steampunk soundboard*

[@petulantpeterturbo]

As markiplier once said: "BOOO HOOOOO!"

[@thegrimcritic5494]

“I’m not sorry lmao.” - The Steward, probably

[@Machin3Jamm3r]

Shylily suddenly appears behind Bricky, “womp womp”.

[@roboates8376]

Brick starts to frost his punk at 23:40

[@almondsai7214]

I want Brick to punk his frost all over me.

[@AceStudios10]

I frost on my punk until my generator overdrives

[@ekaterinakoverga7692]

I'm childing my labor rn

[@JonStormr]

Bricky, here's an important tip for something I noticed with deconstructing districts after they run out of resources: deconstruct the buildings first because you do not get refunded the costs of the buildings if you deconstruct the district, they have to be deconstructed first. I found this out in my first run when I deconstructed a district with 2 advanced buildings that have cores but I was not refunded the cores. Also, whether by intent or accident, the deep deposits do not benefit from other buildings which limit the amount of resources they provide with the exception of the deep food deposits which, for some reason, if their initial base deposit is still present while a deep mining drill is on it's district you can put a hothouse on it and instead of depleting the initial deposit it helps contribute to the extraction of the deep deposit. Also, on an unrelated note, you can use the magnifying glass to get a closer look at the upgrades of the generator. Finally, it was extremely painful to watch how long it took you to get pumpjacks.

[@faizolilman642]

Love to see someone finally experience the consequences of not reading lol ( but its is true it has a lot macro to take care of but still it's all listed on the left side of the screen on what u have to do hahahahahahaaa)

[@Dethrox]

bro.. he is not reading at all :D how can you even play like this ?? :DD

[@Sir_Bucket]

​​@@Dethrox I see you've never watched a Jerma or a RTgame stream

[@Dethrox]

@@Sir_Bucket nope 😅

[@AsterixCodix]

​@@Sir_Bucket The only time I've seen RT actually read during a stream, was when he played the Irish translation of Pokémon

[@Sir_Bucket]

@@AsterixCodix exactly. He's committed to doing whatever he wants all the time. Especially if it will result in anarchy.

[@immagoingbacktobed1742]

I will say, that defense of the Council, it isn't supposed to be helpful. It's supposed to be a detriment to both trust (broken promises) and to your ability to unlock certain things. Democracy is nice in the apocalypse, but only if it's managed.

[@stickynote7538]

Sooooo.... Managed Democracy?

[@IrishWarrior00]

Same as the last game, everything in moderation. If the council was just the Frostlanders and New Londeners, instead of the radical groups, the Civil war would not have happened

[@Volgalist]

@@IrishWarrior00 both Frostlanders and New Londoners are not really care about the policy direction, taking over as new Captain make sense as both of them will support you anyway.

[@ellagage1256]

31:04 The children yearn for Ultrakill

[@hammeroftyr]

>Warhammer player >Former Guilty Gear Strive player >Future Ultrakill player Bricky swiftly becoming the #1 trans ally.

[@davram104]

Steward, Steward, Steward, Can you hear me Steward?

[@Sir_Bucket]

I love seeing the vicious cycle of Bricky making promises to improve his relations, forgotting to keep those promises which make the relation worst than before. Only to do it all over again, and again and again.

[@jira6423]

I like how bricky made both the pilgrims and stalwarts mad for no reason when he promised to take the cores from winterhome then spin the narrative on the pilgrims that later doubled back and broke his promises with stalwarts and settle the city.

[@satraelr.r.deihouwmarentar7901]

Bro I was at the edge of my seat for so long the last 2 hours I was practically floating.

[@dyingearth]

Bricky didn't get the worse possible ending. But he didn't get the peaceful ending.

[@purplepanda1287]

I'd love to see another run trying to get the other factions!

[@RemingtonDean]

Yet more evidence that bricky should never, ever be a city planner.

[@Egalia_1]

You can buy anything for the right *OIL!* I mean… *COAL!*

[@RodnyAlDar]

I think I would describe that less as a win and more as a "Survived" :D

[@samueltrusik3251]

One day, Bricky will actually read and think when making decisions.

[@L.Bomrek]

I WAS FUCKING WAITING FOR THIS I still need more bricked up frostpunk Edit: at 4:21:11 the goal is reached, the bug is banished and bricky has been devil-dealed into playing ultrakill

[@sevw.509]

Who is Matara?

[@Azazelea]

​@@sevw.509Bricky's content wife

[@unoriginalone2152]

Good to see I handled the first whiteout better than the brickster (I adapted the generator to take all fuel types and had enough stockpiled coal to run the city entirely off coal)

[@Xeakquh]

I did what bricky did except by the time it hit I had 130,000 oil stock pile. Very chill storm I must say lol.

[@aganaom1712]

RAISE THE TAXES SEND THE CHILDREN IN

[@hammeroftyr]

3:45 portents of doom.

[@istvanfarkas1660]

Skulker? Okay, TuxBird collab when?

[@TheDownrankTrain]

DON'T FORGET ABOUT THAT OIL THOUGH!!!!

[@hinumayyyy]

A frost punk thpe city builder in 40k but instead of frost, your enemy is the ever rising waters due to nonstop rain because of a warpstorm like in the watcher in the rain

[@Jo-ew7lw]

the visible panic on his face when they start the riot

[@HeroNotFound05]

My frost be straight punking til I 2

[@lucasabdielsampaio3556]

1:50:25 Since this moment, he was never the same...

[@skelecharge4273]

Hey bricky, you probably wont see this, but to go off the talk regarding why the game has mixed feelings among players, (mind you i have not played it yet, but this is based on the knowledge from what i have seen) is that you are now seeing things as statistics. They are not people, they are not “real” you don’t feel as helpless as they do or as desperate as they do. Instead you are a governor, sitting high in a pillar like an imperial noble on a hive world. They are nothing more than ants. A means to an end. That is why it feels so much more different. The first game was you, a leader suffering right alongside your people, where this is a monarch using his people to solidify your own power. Love the content! Keep it up!

[@PeterErwin325]

YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I was waiting and hoping for this! LFG

[@shane225]

The coal gang is back!

[@sobersnake4524]

Would you like to learn more?

[@HiCaboose]

pickle 2

[@EdexTheBear]

Blessed us with 6 hours? ALSO, this is only the beginning, it gets so hard later in game

[@christofeer88]

I had to switch this off, bloke wouldn’t stop talking about subs, this is incredibly annoying.