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Community Director here! So glad to see you react to our game, the devs put an awful lot of effort in it! The game started out as a simulator for the owner’s son to play, and soon it grew into what you see. The video you reacted to was very old, and as such, the game has gotten EVEN MORE realistic since. If you have roblox and ever decide to play it yourself, I hope you enjoy it!

Fun fact about this game, the startup tutorial is actually fairly outdated by a lot of versions. In the latest version of this game, they added a realistic turbine hall and polisher regeneration, and in V1.5 (the next update) they're gonna add the reactor hall itself as it's absent as of current. Anyways, great video as always, keep up the good work.

Thank you very much for the review. When I started making the game I had very little knowledge of nuclear plant operations so all of this was a bit guessed by me (sometimes wrongly). Now we have much more devs and even professionals helping us. The game has improved a lot. We have realistic turbine and polisher operations also the source range implemented. Although we stick to the the convention of keeping it an easily accessible game encouraging cooperation and education rather than full scale realism. Despite of that we are currently buililding two much more realistic simulators one of which is a BWR and another one being a PWR with much more realistic to real life control rooms. PWR was especially fun to build with both circuits interacting, steam demand affecting reactor power etc. Hopefully that game can be released in a matter of few months.

That reminds me of the good old time I built a giant reactor in minecraft on a server with friends which was so massive we had to actually communicate what we were doing when we turned the thing on and everything. That was super cool.

fun fact: this game has some devs that are actual nuclear engineers with experience

That is actually kinda neat. I don’t run reactors or power plants of any kind, but my understanding of syncing to the grid, you have the turbine directly spinning a dynamo - and when you sync to the grid, the grid will *make* your dynamo (and turbine) spin at sync speeds. That means abruptly changing the spin speed of a rather large chunk of metal. The more closely you match speed and phase, the less disruptive that is to your equipment (the less likely it is to spontaneously disassemble).

When it comes to power plant simulations on Roblox, it's honestly the better compared to other games off Steam, etc. It's a whole different feeling, it doesn't feel bland, hard to explain.

I was just watching your Roblox nuclear disaster video and hoped you’d cover this game eventually! Great video as always.

Ah cool to see a professional be able to go over some of the info. I actually enjoyed this one being able to play with other people, being able to learn how to start up a reactor simply by asking others was a pretty neat experience. Went in with no knowledge about nuclear reactors to at least once starting one up successfully simply asking questions.

well, there's a game/realistic physics simulator called The Powder Toy created by few polish programmers in 2013 and some people have created realistic nuclear bombs (even with cities/bunkers that can get destroyed!), nuclear reactors and many, many more stuff. The only limitation is literally imagination and 2D graphics. It's pretty awesome, you should check it out! :)

16:43 Yeah, this is how it works in game rn. Quick flashing Slow flashing - Press ACk

I love your videos for how educational they are. This is the most I've learned about what it's like to work in a nuclear facility. Keep it up!

Well dang! i commented that perhaps you consider this video as a suggestion literally 24 hours ago and it's already here! thank you so much, one can tell that you definitely listen to your fans! keep up the great work!

Indecently, this might be modeling the Gentilly Nuclear Generating Station prototype BWR. Canada only ever had one BWR which operated for less than 200 days between 1965 and 1975. All other reactors are CANDU and CANDU-9, as well as the retrofit Bruce CANDU. And yes, in this plant, red was on the left, green meant go, red meant OMG, do your job! And and, the control board as well as the size of the room, looks identical... but it was Unit 1, not 2, Unit 1 I believe was a standard CANDU.

your first roblox video is one of my favs so i’m hyped for this

I have a feeling that the reason the light colors are flipped for the Navy is because you're looking at people who went to school for 4+ years to be a nuclear engineer vs a guy, fresh out of high school, in training for 2 years to be a nuclear technician. I'm by no means saying the quality of either's education is better or worse, but the military has to account for the fact that these are essentially kids with a hell of a lot of education on nuclear reactor operation, but kids nonetheless, and teaching them to toss aside biases and say green = off and red = on, but only for the reactor-related things when they still need to know ship operations in the event that they have to take someone else's position in an emergency, would be a more difficult task than simply swapping the LEDs. I wasn't a nuke tech, myself, but have known a few of them during my time. Great group of people who either love the job or hate it with no in-between. I was a translator, instead, but was offered the job by the Navy recruiter. Only reason I didn't take it myself was because I don't like ships or subs. Makes me feel trapped. Also went Air Force and not any nuclear jobs there. Don't exactly have any nuclear powered planes in service. Didn't stop them from trying many decades ago, but the issue was simply that putting a nuclear reactor on a plane would mean not a whole lot of room for anything else, so it wouldn't serve a purpose outside of its own existence. An example of something similar to the swapped light color, in a sense, would be the different ASVAB score requirements for the same job but in different branches. For example, to be a firefighter in the Marines, you need a 75 on the ASVAB, while the Air Force only requires a 50, or the bare minimum to even make it in. They're taking into account the types of people that join those respective branches. In effect, any airman can be a firefighter, but only the smart Marines can be, because 1) the type of people who join the Marines tend to be a bit different than those who join the Air Force, and 2) Marines operate in conjunction with their parent branch, the Navy. This means they typically operate with or around Navy equipment, so they don't exactly want a Marine accidentally hooking up the hose to, say, the fuel instead of the water in a panic and spraying a fire on a ship with literal jet fuel, which has almost certainly happened at least once. The way I sum it up is, "As far as Marines go, you'd only want the smarter ones with access to a fire hose, especially on a ship."

There are two other games being developed currently by the same group that will be more realistic, one for a PWR and one for a BWR. Also you might want to take a look at a more recent video or try the game out because there are two different units and a whole turbine hall as well as a satellite control room for the turbines.

I love how you can make videos like this funny and serious at the same time.

11:29 I don't usually comment on videos but it'd be helpful if you notice a mistake in post-production to just put a pause overlay and dub your voice to explain. I listen to videos at work and am not necessarily always watching, so that'd be helpful!

I'm so happy to see you cover one of my favorite games, awesome vid keep it up

I love your roblox videos, educative and entertaining

i love this map and your videos. combined, beatyfull. what do you think about a reaction to the minecraft HBM'S Nuclear tech mod in the future? Btw, the map is now been updated, and i even more realistic

CANDUs have individual horizontal fuel channels which are individually cooled with heavy water. PHWR. They can be fueled while the reactor is operational with individual fuel bundles cycled through the channels and repositioned into other channels if need be. Bruce in an excellent plant to take a look at,

Would love to see a reaction when unit 3 or even the PWR sim is up :D

Love your videos keep it up

the whole discord is proud to see that your reacting to this

Just finished a discussion about some topics with my dad(including nuclear power)... So it was an instant click... as it is with all of your videos.... xD

I love roblox I worked on BWR Reactor and it is very detailed to that setup nice .

have you watched up on the Chernobyl reactor simulator? The simulator even simulates the graphite tips on the control rods so you can actually replicate the chernobyl accident in it.

it looks even better with full graphics

It would be fun to see this guy with some of his followers with actual nuclear plants knowledge and try to keep the nuclear plant alive in roblox

I have played that game for the reason for not having the 100% button they wanna make some things a little harder for the player base so sometimes when you’re demand is higher players have to manually run the reactor

Nice!

In the newer versions of the game, that guy is actually unqualified as you need 1k points to use U2, also there is a limit on how fast you can speed the turbine as going too fast for having too much torque will overheat the casing. And you never want to have these reactors hit 100% ARPM as that would cause a meltdown. This plant runs off of a demand based system, you adjust reactor power to meet demand and you get points from been -50 to +50 of the demand

Im a senior operator in realistic boiling water reactor and I think that its more realistic now after that one update like 2 months ago

Heya! Love the videos you are making, you should check out the QS Energy Research Facility Reactor Startup, sure its fiction but still very impressive.

Came for the information. Stayed for the spinning "turban". 10/10 would spin again

I’ve always wanted to work in a nuclear plant as an operator of some kind. But I suck arse at math soooo… I can’t ever.

You should play Nucleares, a PWR simulator, and make a video about it. I think it's pretty good, I even wrote a guide about it :D

We need this guy to play a nuclear power plant simulator

0:31 THE SAND WITCHER RETURNS

The devs have made a pressurized water reactor just recently. The people would love to see a reaction to it (im sure)

I would love to see him play this

2:35 Where I work at in germany, about 90% of my stuff is working with the local electrical grid operator, mainly within the 10kV - 400V conversion stations, we also follow Red = On / Hot / Don't Touch / Be Careful, Green = Off / Save when it comes to button and signal coloring. Though I also worked with machinery where it's Black = On, Red = Off throughout all of my early years as an electrician... Was weird rewiring my brain to see Red as On at first, but my work never sees me work under voltage without very clear guidance by the electrical grid operators staff, so luckily there never even was a possibility for this to become an issue. Though makes you wonder how the different standards got setup for different sectors... 🤔

Mod here from rbwr thanks for reviewing the game it has came a long way

how about minecraft nuclear tech mod? there`s a lot of things and details, like xenon poisoning in RBMK (wich you build yourself and it`s fully customizable) or types of reactor cooling, may it be just water or liquids like wich then goes to heat exchangeing plate and heat is transfered to a boiler.

Should definitely react to the newest version of RWBR they have updated many of the dials and procedures to U2 and how to start it.

You should probably try playing them :)

no idea why somebody would make that but man it's funny how accurate it is

They have a pressurized water reactor variant of the game now, so It should be more familiar to you.

great video.

You somehow manage to introduce yourself with the exact same tone and voice in every video 😂

Nice

was wondering if you were gonna take a look at this game after watching the rubensim reaction lol

You should watch the video that John Oliver did on Nuclear waste. Love the videos btw :)

Incredible details, you could lose track of time in there. Have you seen Does Anything Radioactive Actually Glow Bright Green? from Today I Found Out. Has some interesting examples of glowing radioactive materials.

Currently Designing my own RBMK any tips on building the control room?

CANDU are PWR, CANDU is a PWR reactor, so it uses a pressure channel/pressure tube instead of a pressure vessel.

This is cool how Roblox can be realistic even with the most complicated technology

W this is a very good game :D

Please make a video of the up to date version

Remeber me when you hit 1 mil

Imagine he played this game, i think T Folse should go play roblox and play these games

Wasn’t Norbert009 the one that had all those fire alarm testing worlds a while ago?

Is it true that you could swim in the nuclear rod cooling pool while the reactor was running safely? Would the water still provide shielding / protection as long as you don't get too close to the bottom?

You should play a Roblox game called a core game indev and try to fix a nuclear meltdown and some other stuff it's one of my favorite games and it recently got a hugeee update!

This is going to be fun and also as I said before If you want me to I can make a video on a good game with a RBMK-1000 reactor

19:11 I heard that people "selling" solar power back to the grid is actually really bad for the turbine. Something about resonance.

i played this a ton, but not i dont much anymore, too much dread when i think about multi tasking the pressures

I heard the past tense. Are you no longer working in the nuclear industry?

nice video, whats the advantage of a 3600rpm vs a 1800 rpm turbine?

I don't know why but I tried to operate Unit 1 AND Unit 2 BY MYSELF ALONE which I got Unit 1 started up and I couldn't remember how to startup Unit 2 and it takes longer and sometime during startup of Unit 2, the turbines tripped and Unit 1 tripped.

Most of the remarks you made in this video (such as the turning gear, the synchroscope activation, etc) are now a real thing, so you should check this game out again

average employee here, this game is marvelous and its very advanced and roblox doesnt have many of these games, which makes it even funner. Still waiting on that PWR tho

Does a reactor room in reality have that much background noise? Seems like it could stand to be as silent as possible, to prevent fatigue.

Hey, they made a pressurised reactor game, check it out!

this game is very realistic most realistic actually i think in roblox

The same creators of this game has also made a pwr plant in roblox! Its not very popular though, so you can barely find any videos on it.

He should make a roblox and steam account and just jokingly play these kind of games

YOOO less gooo

you should play the game!

Please do one with the 1.4 version its way more detailed

that was an old version of the game the new one is more realistic

You should react to nuclear reactor simulator

Now try chernobyl unit 3 Its not too realistic. But its kinda fun especially with xenon poisoning

Can you make a video about Brainiac75?

do you also sync after 3/4 towards top when taking load ? :)

Not following the checklist is how Chernobyl happened. Let us all learn from other's mistakes.

try the game called NSMRS, its not that good but quite fun

But why are the green/red lights backwards at your plant? I can see how in certain situations it could make sense. Red usually means danger, green means safe. If a nuclear reactor is running, if a giant turbine is spinning at thousands of rpm, it could be interpreted as a potentially dangerous state to be in. Therefore red is the dangerous, operational state and green is the safe, off state. But that can't be applied to all situations. And to throw the entire green=on and red=off convention out the window just seems like a way to introduce a potential source of confusion.

You should do a research to 4d miner

Any chance you have a free control room simulator software to share?

Now, you need 1,000 points in U1 to be able to enter U2MCR or U2TCR. Edit: As a junior supervisor in this game, I will tell you that this guide is outdated. In u2, you now have SRM, IPR, and RUN modes. SRM is source range, in both units, IPR is intermidiate power range, and run is, well, it uses aprm, or average power range moniter. This unit is a bwr, but the voids dont form if you are on self-circ mode. Edit 2: The red thing is group block, and there is now an SRM block.

Check out quantum science energy research facility (disclaimer: not that realistic but it’s cool)

3600 RPM is a 2 pole generator. Size of the generator has nothing to do with size.

can you do QSERF

new haircut?

UNIT 3 NEXT!!!!!

Suggestion QSERF