Surviving Mars 535% HARDEST DIFFICULTY – Part 05 – Logistical Plans – Gameplay (1440p)
Surviving Mars HARDEST DIFFICULTY 535% – Part 5: This is the hardest difficulty bonus possible in Surviving Mars! This is a series recorded live on Twitch.. It’s upload here in edited segments. 👇 SEE MORE BELOW 👇 PLEASE NOTE: I will be showing FAILURES in this series as well… we can learn from our mistakes […]
Surviving Mars 535% HARDEST DIFFICULTY – Part 05 – Logistical Plans – Gameplay (1440p)
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Your vaporator is spaced too far. You can space them closer as long as the boundary doesnt touch the next vaporator. Not its boundary. I wiki it to confirm, it says it wont impact the production at all.
Truth to be told: the Vanilla % are also not true. Hot Tips! selected MarsGate Mystery, that actually gives you alot of free money. I have no idea why developers branded it as Hard difficulty. Also the Church of New Ark sponsor is harder the Paradox in my opinion. Because it's the only sponsor without free research points. And with paradox, even having 200rp per Sol, means – you will likely have 6+ starting tech by the time you build a Dome at 30 Sol.
Just watch the start of this video, first 20 seconds. HotTips! tells: No need to spend money on outsource research, because we will get it anyway in due time.
very nice series! can't believe you are surviving this! your transport does recharge itself when you set up transport routes but the cable has to be right next to the unload location, if it is too far it gets confused and forgets to recharge
I have no doubt that we could get a man to Mars… or at least their bodies. The thing about Stirling engines is that as long as they stay closed no repairs ever and they run 24/7 with or without sunlight or wind.
The idea of being on Mars is indeed staggering, and I'm glad you took a moment to reflect on that. Perhaps one of our most impressive and underrated achievements is the Opportunity Mars rover which has been lonesomely roaming the surface of Mars, performing experiments, and sending back data for 14 years. The original expected mission duration was 90 days.
If there's a building you want to keep an eye on, just pin it to the bottom.
Your married and a father congrats
Dud you already had one epic fail and you're overworking this one WTF is your
Curiosity beat us all to the first selfie
Elon Musk is one of the most important people alive today. He’s almost single handedly revived the culture of space exploration. This nation owes him a debt.