Ha ha I came to say this 😂😂

The game, looks like

Gudaments anb instituments of lesser learning. 😅

I even question myself if this is possible. And yeah, incredible wife for all the commitment

@@cristianohentges8467 honestly, i don't think it is. 300 cycles + twice the calorie intake req. I just don't see it happening. There is no way there is that much food present in just the start biome even for just 3 dupes. We're talking 750k calories. That's insane, without some really exploity stuff to reduce that. maybe starving them, then feeding them last minute?

On god, I am struggling just normally yet this man is doing a pretty much impossible run

I believe you meant 2^32-1 because there is a HUGE difference between 2^31 and 2^32. Computers can only operate within the 2^n model, so 2^31 is not possible, unless it is a hard coded limitation for some reason, and even then a mod could correct that.

@@oceanbytez847, no, I meant 2³¹-1. A *signed* integer needs one bit to indicate sign. That’s why the range of a signed 32-bit integer is from -2³¹ to 2³¹-1 (assuming the de facto standard of 2s complement).

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Hmmm, I am strongly considering this, but it does make me nervous to use mods while doing series' like this, in the event that people want to play along (they will also need to download the mods and it creates a barrier to entry), and updates frequently will cause issues with mods and I don't want to get stuck and be unable to play. Let's conquer this run first, and we'll see about making it harder ;)

@@Magnet_MD that makes sense. You can always try staying on the previous branch if you want to play mods for longer before you update the game, and it'll also give them more time to update themselves.

@@Magnet_MD makes sense from a player / creator point of view too. A too steep of a difficulty jump can seriously stall or cancel the series entirely, so it's better to kick things up one notch at a time rather than going straight to the absolute hardest mode possible with mods. Easier to learn the tricks you'll need to survive at higher and higher difficulties, plus more videos is always a pleasant bonus. Kinda like how a brand new player will probably start out on no sweat mode, then to survival, then to hard mode, as thier game knowledge grows, rather than starting straight with hard mode.

​@@Magnet_MD. Just desease restored, I like it because you cant ignore some features of the game.

You're right, she is lovely!

With dupes requiring double the food, it just means starting ranching right away, and then hiring enough dupes in time.

Good tip! If I'm doing more wild stuff, I'll need to take this into consideration :)

You're the true oni engineer lol

@@Magnet_MD In fact, there is whole world of possibilities that modification of the game file allows you to do. By changing the map generator's configuration files you can exclude certain biomes for a given map type, or change the map size, or even create worlds without geysers and volcanoes, whatever. I had a lot of fun with it back in the day.

Thank you!

I haven't tried a single dupe run, I don't think I'd have the patience for it tbh :D

@@Magnet_MD yeah, I gave up at around 360 cycles. I don't think it would make for very good content but I could be wrong. definitely not a live stream. Maybe a condensed edited series.

Isn't it better if you just build a lot of incubators and hook them to the time sensor, that activates only one incubator at time (dupe will hug it, power is saved and you dont have to remove the egg)?

​@@czarnokoloroweIt's a trade between available resources and micromanagement. Without Lead from an Oil biome it's usually not worth the Refined Metal to spam Incubators in the early game.

@@dankirpan404 correct. That was the choice. How much ore I waste on a rock crusher vs the micro management for 20 or so eggs on 3x speed, it only takes about 2 minutes time IRL every other cycle or so. I think Jer’s record, from who I copied the idea, for getting carnivore was in the 50’s cycle range. But I could be wrong. My best is around the 80’s.

Same for me!

Will do! I do plan on doing at least a handful of attempts if I wind up losing, but I am very stubborn and will only give up if there's absolutely no way to improve.

You are too kind! Thank you!

Wait never mind, the next episode is already up! I guess it’s too late for changes now, but I’m definitely going to go watch it now!

That's a relief!

RIGHT!?!? like, i get what the goal is with the restriction, but its gonna be soooo boring

I won't use anything that'll short-circuit the difficulty, so I won't be using that. There are definitely ways you could make it totally impossible, but we're gonna find a line that is a challenge and also fun :)

Will do, it's on the way now!

@@Magnet_MD were gonna die 😂😂 so i wanna try and follow the challenge like youre doing, when the timer runs out and the pod lights up, do you have to select a dupe or do you have the option to not take a dupe and reject all? I think itd be nuts if you HAD to take a dupe and couldnt refuse one, although if that were the case youd surely die before cycle 300 lol youd have 100 dupes by cycle 300, and without leaving the starting biome by then youd be toast, thered be no way. Especially whilst also trying to get the carnivore achievement.

What you can do is pump the brine into the volcano steam room right above the volcano- using a thermosensor to only dump in brine when the room is hot enough to flash it into steam and salt. Just make sure the steam room already has some water in there before sealing it up to make steam for the thermosenesor to read. The auto sweeper should be able to pick up the salt and metal. You can then make power via the steam turbines and output hot 95C water, using an atmosensor to prevent creating a vacuum in the steam room. you can cool it by running the output next to the input brine, using metal tiles to transfer heat between the two, preheating the brine, and cooling the output water. In this setup, you're getting metal, water, and power for free. Additionally, as long as you prevent the steam room from going above 300C, you can dump in polluted water to clean that into clean water and dirt. Be aware that if the dirt gets above 320 ish, it'll turn into a sand tile, clogging the works, so you must stop putting polluted water in if the temp is too high. The steam turbines should be on an AND gate, with an atmosensor in the steam room set to above 1000g and a smart battery. I generally set these steam turbines at 90-95, as it's free power from heat I'm deleting and I'm relying on the water output, I want to use this power source above all else. Sometimes I'll even forget the smart battery and just hook it up directly into the spine, letting it run as long as the steam pressure in the steam room is above 1kg. As my primary goal here is to purify the water and cool the metal, the power is just a fun happy byproduct. So I'm OK if some of it gets wasted. It's possible, depending on how many steam turbines you use, to keep the steam room at around 130C. This will barely run the steam turbines, but will allow you to use the output water to "cool" the steam turbines enough to keep them below 100c, eliminating the need for an aquatuner. The power output would be... meh, and you'll have to build a couple of extra steam turbines, but it would be power positive Using a volcano as a water purifier is one of my favorite ways to use them.

1. yes you can, just check the temps when it freezes / boils 2. also yes, try it out and see how well it performs. 3. if u dont use an aquatuner, how are you cooling it down? if you use random water from the seed, it works for a while but not for a "set and forget" setup. 4. yes, you can either do a presure sensor , since it turns into steam - and i assume you wanna use it to power the base and use the water for sth else? -> either put the steam back into the system to have a closed loop. or just pump it out, and add new salt water with a pressure / temp sensor into the system.

@@Mr.Sparks.173I am a new player and have never tamed a volcano before and the iron volcano that i am trying to tame will output 2900C molten iron so i dont really know the temprature the room and steam will be. Will the salt from the brine melt and clog up the volcano room before the auto sweeepers can pick it up? Wont the steam turbines be cooled by the -10C Brine from my cold salt slush geyser in the cold water area anyway? why would i need the output water and aquatuner to cool them?

​@@Bastyyyyyy i was thinking pumping new -10C brine from my cold salt slush geyser would be enough to cool it. Is that not the case?

@@user-yu9eb6wg5f good question, im more of a early / mid game player and i never rly tamed a vulcano myself :) even after 2000hours ^^ You answered it kinda yourself. maybe the salt will melt and cause another problem. But it can work to cool it down, 100%. You just have to do it a bit differently then in his video. I just wouldnt use nice ice cold water for such a thing, i would use the Aquatuner for it, and cool down the metal just so it gets hard and then move it out of the room and cool it down further on a nice chilled spot. But thats the magic of ONI, everyone can do it how they think it works best for them :p