Venusian Heat Pump'n, a not so quick tutorial

Venusian Heat Pump'n, a not so quick tutorial - Stationeers Liquid Update

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JoelleGamesAbsurdly

10 ай бұрын

Basic instructions on how to build a heat pump on Venus using water as the refrigerant! Also I bark like a seal!

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@thefridge71 10 ай бұрын

Awesome videos, and great humour. Appreciate it.

@GuilhermeFurst 4 ай бұрын

Cool, still don't know what the heat pump is for though.

@baronvonschnellenstein2811 10 ай бұрын

🐟 - There you go! Now see, if you'd said you were a dolphin, you could have signed off with: "So long and thanks for the fish!"

@JoelleTheAbsurdist 10 ай бұрын

Oh no no no no, dolphins are far too intelligent! I'm more like a fat, hulking seal, humping my body across the beach... Besides, would someone intelligent forget their towel?

@beuker2413 9 ай бұрын

This is going to be my first youtube comment... so here it goes. You are awesome!

@JoelleTheAbsurdist 9 ай бұрын

Nah, I'm just an weirdo on the internet trying to stave off boredom while I spend the next few decades waiting to die

@sixstrings2 7 ай бұрын

Man I love the complexity of this game, closest thing I have found to it is modded minecraft.......

@JoelleTheAbsurdist 7 ай бұрын

Yeah, but it's not very unified... it reminds me of Incredible Machine... The mouse foes after the piece of cheese, triggers the boxing glove, smacks a bowling ball, the ball rolls and hit a cat, the cat runs away, pulling the trigger to a gun, pops a balloon, dropping a lever, holding back the door on a cage, that releases a seconds rat... All very complex, but at it's heart, thoughtless

@sixstrings2 7 ай бұрын

@@JoelleTheAbsurdist Can you think of another game with the complexity of stationeers? Google searches mostly only refer to Oxygen not included........

@cybrown 9 ай бұрын

Prescient valves can tell the future. Pressurant valves move gas around.

@JoelleTheAbsurdist 9 ай бұрын

Please explain. I've been using a room to exchange gas out of liquid pipes.

@cybrown 9 ай бұрын

@JoelleTheAbsurdist sorry, i was making a joke. You called the pressurant valves "prescient" and that means being able to see the future.

@JoelleTheAbsurdist 9 ай бұрын

@@cybrown OOOH! I thought you knew some mechanic... sad me... you just wanted to make fun of poor little defenseless me... OH! THE DARKNESS! THE DESPAIR! MY HEART BLEEDS! I BLEED UPON YOUR RAZOR WIT! I lay broken... torn through my centre... my soul a puddle at your feet... Please! Worrier of pose and verse! Beat me no more! I am but your humble servant... Humbled... by your hand... Or mouth, but that sounds dirty!

@cybrown 9 ай бұрын

@@JoelleTheAbsurdist :D

@pinks1947 10 ай бұрын

moist

@JoelleTheAbsurdist 10 ай бұрын

OH GOD! I'M LIQUEFYING!

@HUNmerlin 9 ай бұрын

So this cooling setup basically has little to do with the new phase changes and is simply about a glitch with the furnace that creates "cold enough" gas you could use for regular AC or wall coolers?

@JoelleTheAbsurdist 9 ай бұрын

I see you googled if glass could be considered a liquid then wisely deleted that part of your comment... However... I was using the condensation/evaporation chambers... and demonstrating water being used as phase changing refrigerant... The furnace was being used to reduce the waste heat temperature to below the infinity limit water is set to in game... buuuuuuuuudy... If you could fight your urges and manage to pay a tiny bit more attention, you'll note, that I also filled the waste heat tank with Venusian air, thereby increasing the available mass, thereby increasing the available energy storage, thereby providing a greater cooling factor than using the arc furnace trick alone. Using the furnace alone, you'd need to process many times more ore nuggets to maintain a cool temperature. Let me ask you something. Are you always this confrontational, or is it just on the internet? You do come off as positively unpleasant!

@HUNmerlin 9 ай бұрын

only when I see clickbait content@@JoelleTheAbsurdist

@JoelleTheAbsurdist 9 ай бұрын

@@HUNmerlin The title is unnecessarily long, the description is vague, the thumbnail is ugly, and the video is 20 minutes. OMG! YOU'RE RIGHT! IT'S THE BEST CLICKBAIT EVER! You're so smart and bright and good at stuff, you're momma must be so proud.

@GokouZWAR 9 ай бұрын

Giving this whole chain of bullshit a thumbs down. Bad comment, even worse response from the content creator. Better off deleting and going about your day. I know you don't care about my 2 cents here (either of you) but really this is free content provided by someone trying to teach you something at no cost to you at all. Have a little respect - block the channel don't watch the content. Takes zero effort from you. And have a little professionalism and don't feed the trolls. Just delete it and forget it. Can't imagine why you only have 233 subs.... Btw I will be taking my own advise above for your channel. The only reason I'm here is because someone recommended your video as something that could help me understand the new phase change stuff, but its really not that helpful. Its hard to follow and quite long with a lot of extra standing around looking at tablets that could have been edited out, condensed into a more meaningful guide as well rather than a "tested on the fly for the first time yourself" type video. Its not really a guide or tutorial if you've never done it before yourself. Its more of a first look test and should be titled as such.

@JoelleTheAbsurdist 9 ай бұрын

@@GokouZWAR If you knew we didn't care... why continue to give it? Because you want to be heard? Well little buddy, I hear you, you're not alone.