Hello everyone! Many comments are asking why I'm not subscribed to Let's Game It Out ---- I AM. I'm not signed in to YT in this reaction (look at the top right corner). I actually subscribed to LGIO during another video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d-BzZrqb2dTNqHU.html It doesn't hurt to ask again, though so please go to LGIO's video and subscribe if you haven't already (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jp1ngKuFtKvbiKM.html)! Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed the reaction! It was fun to make 😁

I love watching people slowly figure out how insane josh is, it reminds me of the first time I watched him.

Satisfactory devs actually use Josh's factory for perfomance checks for their updates.

Yes, you can build in the void. Josh does it in one video, with drones, and it's hilarious.

on performance: and belts - This world here is used by CSS to test their performance! :) The belts were indead the problem, each item on the belt was its own render. After this Ben (the Techincal Artist) created a new conveyor render system that turns each segment of belt into a single moving render rather than individual items, and cheats the items. Its awesome! Ben also is responsible for the psuedo lights that work and look pretty good but are not going to destroy the performance of the game, by cheating using a cone that applies a texture. There are a couple of dev vlogs on the CSS channel where he talks about how he did them!

LGIO basically became the performance tester for Satisfactory from this point onward. I remember one point he went something like "So they did an update and now I can look at the tornado without the performance dying." Yep, they would have had to use a profiler to check it out and see what the problems are. I have a feeling that doing some heavy loss of detail stuff, as well as minimising any data on the iron rods themselves and optimising the way conveyor belts work

ImKibitz is like the Batman to Let's Game It Out's Joker by which i mean that they are polar opposites would be fun to see you react to how Imkibitz plays satisfactory

4:31 If you want the game to force you to optimize things, you can try Factorio instead (idk if someone suggested this to you). It's true that Satisfactory isn't about efficiency as the game can't punish you for building crappy bases like Josh did. You have the third dimension where you can always run as much belts as you want on different altitudes and stuff as much buildings as you want. So the desire to optimize is more about personal convenience and your personal views on aesthetics. Factorio has more to do with optimization because it's a 2D game, and you have only two layers (ground and underground) to route the belts. So when you are building a spaghetti-like base in Factorio, the game will punish you :) There are some problems: - it's a 2D game, so visually it's much worse compared to Factorio; (fix: to Satisfactory) - both games have different core gameplay features (so you may not like it even if you like SF).

I would really enjoy a spiffing brit reaction; he is pretty funny, but also explains what he is doing along the way.

Who else is sitting back awaiting the reaction to "The Weave"?

18:22 If you look at the model closely, they look like they are the research pods you send into space for new unlocks.

Spiffing Brit definitely feels like something not many people react to. Even his IRL 'gamebreaks' are really interesting, sometimes even more interesting.

You have the best reaction videos to LGIO's insanity. I love your explanations about what might be going on behind the scenes and your genuine amusement.

The performance profiling you talked about reminded me of the whole Yandere Simulator, uh, rabbit-hole. It's actually sparked so many debates around the development of video games as a whole - it's genuinely really interesting. If you're not familiar with it, I honestly think it's a really fun to look into - even if you don't care about the game, like me. As a software dev myself, especially all the "Code Review" responses are really neat

10:03 Yes, it is made in Unreal Engine, and the engine supports occlusion culling!

16:25 Zoop was introduced with the last(?) update or so. So no, Josh has never posted a video, where he was able to use this feature.

love the lets game it out videos watched them a long time ago. But watching it again with your comments is so much fun!

I've only recently started watching these kinds of videos. It started with Game Grumps, then The Spiffing Brit, then Josh's Let's Game it Out, and now Krakenfall. I enjoy your content and thank you for being part of my journey of learning to play games incorrectly to have more fun.

Thankkkk youuu for posting sat mornings this is my cartoon time and im Soo happy you had a new video for my only time the kids are chill enough! Perfect timing 👌

At some point you should definitely watch some ImKibitz Satisfactory vids as well. He does some temporary spaghetti when starting some builds and laying out a concept, but he pretty much always cleans it up. He's pretty much opposite of LGIO's style, clean lines and well organized/optimized builds. Hard to suggest a particular vid since he has so many, maybe one of the world tour/recap vids he's done from previous updates or the recap for his current playthrough.

Me and my cousin are playing it as well, we built a Megafactory right around T3. You don´t actually have to rebuild, just put your Factory on stilts, right above what you have already built. Get it ready to produce, then take the conveyors off the Miners, and connect them to your Factory. Put conveyors from all the stuff that you already produce into the factory as well, and let that run dry, afterwards simply remove the old setup. Also: Don´t forget to put an extra story underneath each Level of the Factory, that way you can easily put conveyors down there, get the amterials to where they need to be, then use conveyor elevators to get them to the next level. Put a Logistic level above that and store/transport parts for the next level etc etc etc. Just make sure you got plenty of space, the higher levels will be more empty than the very first one, where ore is smelted and such, but you can just reverse the layout if you run out of space to expand the lower level or move it higher up, it´s really convenient. And DONT FORGET TO PUT A STOREHOUSE somewhere, where you collect some of all the materials for easy access, or else you´re gonna go looking for them everytime, running a marathon.

Thanks for the new react! I love how you have background knowledge for why the game may be behaving as it is in response to Josh's torment. I'm currently working through a video game development major and It's nice to be able to learn from you. I hope you continue to have lots of fun with satisfactory and other games.

A channel I would suggest for a "good" factory is Julia's playthrough on the secret sleepover society channel

so if memory serves he's playing post update 1 in this video. - the build limit was only around 1million pieces before it started to lag. - and pre update 1 if you fell off the map your equip was lost forever. -pre update 1 there were also no item elevators or splitters/mergers. you should do a "satisfactory update" react to see what was released in each version

I just love the intro, keep up the good work. ❤

"can you build an entire base in the void?" me: just keep watching the lgio playlist...

Loving those reactions! If you want to know more about make-factory games optimization, a good place to get some information is from the King: Factorio. To be precise, a series called Friday Facts by the Factorio devs. It may not be that relevant to the FP 3D game as Satisfactory in terms of rendering, but in terms of logic you can learn a lot! I honestly recomennd it, it's a good read.

YESSSSSS. Watch "I became the worst neighbor in existence" - Let's Game It Out.

Josh has taken his tornado into other games too, most notably Valheim. That video was what got me to finally understand the building mechanics, so devs can't say he's ONLY destroying their games with his chaos. xD

Glad you're having so much fun with Satisfactory, it's easily one of my all time favorite games. I look forward to reactions to some Spiffing Brit when you run out of Satisfactory vids.

You should watch or react to kibitz's world tour. Josh and him have completely opposite playstyle

Glad to see the growth and love that you have found this game to your satisfaction ❤️

the recommended video on the left at the end, the like worst neighbor something something i don’t remember, i think my lungs are still irritated from laughing at it so much last night

9:55 The performance of Josh's world around the conveyor tornado does improve in his later videos, presumably as Coffee Stain optimise the game. I've heard people say that Coffee Stain actually used Josh's save to test performance optimisations, though I don't know if it's true. But it's worth noting that unlike most games where performance is almost entirely GPU bound, the factory simulation (conveyor belts passing items to the next belt, buildings calculating recipes, etc) is CPU bound, and always running all buildings/pipes/belts in your game world at all times. It has to, so that parts of your factory don't shut down just because they are too far away from you. One of my factories depends on resources shipped by train from another factory almost on the opposite side of the map (6.6km as the crow flies) So the larger your factory gets, the harder your PC has to work ro run it, irrespective of which bits of it are being rendered to your screen. My previous PC (i5 7600k and GTX 1070) began to get stuttery as I approached late game (save file size 6MB). So even if Josh is at the other side of the world and the conveyor tornado is not being visually rendered, the movement of items along the tornado is still being calculated on the CPU.

I'm really loving your reactions and explanations. I'm learning and laughing. I'll go for spifing brit, because he knows how to break things (not in this way, like breaking to become productive, not breaking because you have a void in your heart). I'm not sure you'll like dangerously funny. Either way, I'm down. Hope you keep riding the wave, my man.

i am genuinely surprised that you don't have more subscribers. heres to hoping your first million 🍸🥰

If you look at the space elevator, way far up you'll see the delivery platform for products you load up into space. I've seen builds that built higher than that. As an interesting side note, Coffee Stain has loaded some of Josh's saves PRECISELY to work on performance issues, and in a later video of his, they even fix the frame rate issue with his tornado so he can look at it. Those crash sites are just supply pods. When you land they tell you that you're the only who survived

This is why some people with mega factories build enclosures around their conveyors so they don't need to render constantly.

In answer to your questions... Zooping was adding in Update 6, if I recall correctly. And the crashed pods are the pods that you send up from the HUB for milestones, so no meaty bits to find.

Satisfactory has a lot more in common with idle games like cookie clicker than with other survival builders. Building giant factories sending stuff off to my home base (or building small factories in the middle of nowhere that feed into an awesome sink) and making numbers go up even when I do nothing is great.

"can you build a base in the void?" why don't we ask the trains from LGIO

Imagine how crazy this would get if Let's Game it Out had the no clipping mode like we do now.

Satisfactory is super addicting. My son introduced me to it in June and watching this video just reminded me that I have a son.. Oh my, what happened to my life??!

I like that you enjoy Satisfactory, and other creators' results 😁

Entirely agree about lost progress being one of the biggest frustrations with sandbox games like these, especially when the resource is limited like in minecraft. And I love the ambiguity on the crash sites; could be previous workers, maybe decommissioned explorers, or this is the Twilight Zone lol.

18:20 - It is strongly implied by the game that these are previous workers of Ficsit. I believe the opening recording states you are one of the few to survive.

Let's get one thing straight. There is no build height. There is an object limit though but unless you are one of those people who built continuously for several months 24 hours a day 7 days a week building huge things all over the map and trying to perfect collecting every resource on the planet you will never reach it.

On the downside, that truck will never disappear so it is kind of an extra constant contributor to lag.

I watched your stream the other day, let's goooooo

I just today realized that I build like josh, minus all the unnecessary conveyor belts. Which means I build in any way that works, and sometimes build things for the sake of building them, not because they look good or have a purpose.

You have to do a reaction video to imkibits' video reaction to let's game it out. It's so funning watching someone that's takes satisfactory serious and build amazing builds watching how let's game it out plays

The explorer Vehicle, can drive up nearly shear walls. Sometimes I just need to build a ramp to get onto the wall and up you go. Embrace your mountain goat.

18:24 in the first intro cutscene of you falling onto the planet they show you the tutorial and when you get out of the pod they say it’s a low chance of a successful landing. So yes these should have blood stains everywhere

20:18 "that must be before they added water cooling." It is, and there's an episode later on where the water cooling becomes a problem and gets taken care of in the most LGIO way possible.

You mentioned you hate screws. What I did was made a tier one base making nothing but plates, rods, concrete, copper wire, and cables. On a separate square off to the side I built a mini base that makes nothing but screws then put into a container to be sent to other areas via the tractor.

I love your reaction videos! They are always a blast to watch. Also Please do a reaction video of DangerouslyFunny. He has a similar chaotic energy like Josh but in a more calm(?) way.

Finally, the beginning of the Legends!!! And YES! I would love to see you react to Spiffing Brit!!!

The crash sites to me look like the ship that delivers your milestones.

I think you would enjoy watching some of Kibitz's satisfactory videos. And who knows, they might be the antidote to the LGIO infection!

LGIO, Dangerously Funny, and Gray Still Plays are easily my 3 favorite KZfaqrs to watch for absolute insanity. Josh absolute chaos to torture the game, DF is very calm and chill chaos, and Gray....Gray basically tortures himself with impossible challenges. Or if you go back in his stuff, he tortures his Sims in the most insane ways. I love watching Gray and DF for daily uploads, and Josh is the highlight of my day whenever we actually get a video from him.

Im not a dev either, all I can tell you is that the items on your conveyer belts arent individual items until you pick them up

Hey man, I really like your energy. You're more laid back and you can tell you're doing this because you love to. I'm so happy I found your videos yesterday. If you see this I hope you have a good day and I hope to see your factory 1000 hours in ;)

Ive watch Josh so much I think if he release a normal video playing a game right with freak me out so much

it would be a blast to see you react to his rolecoaster tycoon videos!!

13:14 - OMG ... i never had noticed that he built the tornado and all the other stuff without coal power, thus using biomass generators only. although i also would accept to believe that he did most of it by crafting everything manually :-)

Love your channel, if you want to react to ImKibitz know that - unlike Josh - he sides with Order not Chaos lol

Building in the void is someting he did. I believe when trains were added.

Crazy long conveyor actually serve as raw material stockpile. Input+output basically the same, but those extra stuff on conveyor will reserve for future use

I should really finish my spaghetti factory to make a storm of conveyor belts.

If you liked satisfactory, then you'll love Factorio, that game is considered the father of all factory games so, imagine the addiction that it is

I mean, were talking about a guy that blew up a big chunk of a planet away... So yeah, when LGIO says he might need to get rid of it, You know its bad. (Newest Hydroneer episode... please react to it. It shows Lets Game It Out's abilities to play games for a long time.)

I just recently started playing Satisfactoty, so , I fell off a walkway in the sky I was building when I took my hand off my mouse to scratch my face. When I came back to pick up all my items, I ran into one of the bigger boss forms of the 'speedy pigs'. Long story short, I died six time in the same spot trying to recover my stuff. It hurt my soul soo much. I think I lost a year off my life from a blood pressure spike. Final got my stuff, got back to base, and ended my session. I now need a little break from the game.

You know what we need? We need to stuff Let's Game it out, Spiffing brit, GrayStillPlays into one server and then then have ImKibbitz react to it...

About the profiler, I remember playing Dyson Sphere Program at some point, and it has a built-in profiler showing all the performance info like compute time, latency, etc. Pretty neat. Also reminds me of profiling and optimizing some CUDA stuff years back, nightmares.

15:30 There is a waterfall at a very distant location on the map, where you can get into and find uranium. But when you go further into the cave, there is a space where you can go into the void. So I built a floor and made a huge storage under the map, which is pretty cool.

I hope you will watch some amazing beautys of builds a bit later. There are very talented people doing stuff i could never imaging myself :D. For example the Eden Project in satisfactory is amazing.

You can build in the void. I have build my entire nuclear facility under the map, just above the kill barrier. Keeps the map radiation free. And needless to say, the place is huge. It has to be to support all those machines

You should do a reaction to all the official Satisfactory update videos. Not only will that give you a better idea of the journey the game has been through, they're also really good and fun in their own right.

The best form of transport is tube launcher and parachute.

You should take a look at all the trailers for updates that coffee stain has put out. They are a treat and you get a view of how much has changed 😊

You don't need to be sorry, everyone needs to rebuild their first base at least once. Rule is, if you think you planned for enough space, still double that.

Kraken- "wonder if you can build in the void above the kill line." Well Lets game it out has already released a video messing with it.

LGIO didn't come anywhere close to the build limit on his video. Long before you hit the point where the game starts damaging you for being close to the limit, there's this fog blocking your vision. And the game will insta-kill the player long before it blocks you from building out.

You should definitely check some of DangerouslyFunny as well

Not sure if it’s the kind of thing you’d react to on the channel, but for the Spiffing Brit, his Skyrim videos are great examples of his “perfectly balanced” exploits

Sniffing brit is quite fun. Would recommend his fallout and skyrim series

His video coming up in this series when he gets hyper tubes is the funniest.

I believe that a community manager for CSS stated that LGiO has helped drive performance enhancements. These early videos are fun but as you noticed, they have instituted many Quality of Life updates since that make it not nearly as difficult as it was (though in some ways more balanced: I.e. requiring water for coal; which by the way, "Pipes" aka fluid dynamics was a surprise update the community wanted but CSS intentionally mislead us into thinking wasn't going to happen.) I'm Kibitz has some neat builds but he's more on min/max efficiency, and aesthetics. My one recommendation to you: get used to using stackable conveyor poles sooner vs later. They truly help.

if you dont have the rebar gun yet or the truck a good way to deal with the fire shooters is to run circles around them... theyll still hit you on occasion but for the most part you can get em killed if your lucky by just running circles around em and hitting them with your zapper

I play with my friend and he does what you do, just keep going forward and forward, while I'm the efficiency type so he'll be out getting the next tier and I'll be ripping out my hair cleaning up the mess he's made and when he comes back its a new base

16:00 by the way, minecraft has a game rule called keepinventory that you can turn on for a world.

Josh is absolutely my spirit animal lol, he brings the chaos and I love it 😂😂😂😂

Next LGiO reaction should be on how Josh shows us a very classic skill, learning to weave.

Ahh yes, the wonderful pre-water days. The arrival of it was the apocalypse for all my power systems

Spiffing Brit's skyrim video are hilarious :)

Satisfactory Rule #1 There is no such thing as enough screws. I have five iron m.k.2 mining rigs, specifically mining iron for screws only and it's still not enough screws.

its so funny when he saw the crash supply pod, he was a bit concerns whether its a drop pod and did the passenger survive and hope that its not a thing in this game, and josh straight up ask where is the body part coz he wants it.

For the record, Zoop was added in Update 5, well after Josh's video was made (which was before even liquids were added in Update 3.)

i'd be interested in seeing you play space engineers and design and script machines for certain tasks there.

lets game it out is the reason why satisfactory is here today before i see one picture of tornado belt line from is vid and the performance is better cuz of him he literally puts the game to its limit to make it better