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Your voice reminds me of old Open University programmes that were on BBC2 late at night :)

This is VERY cool and makes me realize how much I'm not doing with my colony. Love your videos!

Producing 20 kg Brackene from the following plants requires... Nosh Beans: 11.55 kg water (from domestic Arbor Trees) Sleet Wheat Grain: 55 kg water Pincha Peppernut: 227 kg water . The Gassy Moo converts 1 kg chlorine into 50 kg Brackene per cycle. . In addition, the Gassy Moo only needs to be milked every 4 cycles. Gassy Moos are a far more resource & dupe operation efficient source of Brackene over the Plant Pulverizer.

Producing 20 kg Brackene from the following plants requires... Nosh Beans: 11.55 kg water (from domestic Arbor Trees) Sleet Wheat Grain: 55 kg water Pincha Peppernut: 227 kg water . The Gassy Moo converts 1 kg chlorine into 50 kg Brackene per cycle. . In addition, the Gassy Moo only needs to be milked every 4 cycles. Gassy Moos are a far more resource & dupe operation efficient source of Brackene over the Plant Pulverizer.

What a shame Lice Loaf is so suboptimal. What would happen if Klei were to decrease its water demand? Would Gristle Berry be skipped in place of sticking with Mealwood? Or would the single food quality difference between the two still allow Gristle Berry to shine in the early game?

Wow, that is impressive.

But the bud decor plant gives two buff

2024 came by and said hello to you all! Thank you for all the great content, have watched it many times. i build one, maybe two bases a year, then i go to other games. But a always return ; to ONI and to your channel. 🙂 See you in 2025 and all the best to the community! 🐱

Such an awesome series!

Thanks!

I'm not sure if your math on curried beans is correct. True, you can only produce 12,000kC of it per cycle, enough to fully feed 12 dupes - but getting the Hot Stuff buff only requires a dupe to have eaten _some_ curry in the last two cycles; it doesn't require them to get all their calories from it. At the very least you ought to be able to sustain 24 dupes with the buff by feeding them curry on alternate cycles; if there's some clever method of making supes eat less than 1000kC in a single meal, this number goes up. Also, can you use the minimal-feeding method to grow Tonic Root?

Duplicant are chilling

you need to send rockets to 10 different space POIs, any time you return to one you've already been to the game just gives office mugs

Nice base, thanks! I wonder, whats ur power sources? Im doing petrolium boiler, planting arbor tree, natures gas, event doing solar panel, but still feelling not enough power :<

So cool. Right before you uploaded this I just started watching the series. I didn’t realize it was 90 episodes! At least I’ll have something to watch for a while 😉

So... in a sens, mining point of interest is just super late game? It kinda sucks, once you've reached that point isn't the game kind of over?

Make a video experiencing the new dlc

this basically a over engineered pwater farm or smth

awesome base, love the new content :)

3 MILLION BURGERS

4:20 why there is no oxygen on the beach chairs...😭

Cool base! Thanks!

128??? what spec

Using blueprints we normies will never get.

Great base

why is the gas red in some areas?

Cool, good job

How many Dupes are required to run the Base? And nice work!

That's amazing. Congratulations achieving this very impressive goal.

the elon musk of oni

goated

Why would I want to speed up getting a Stone Hatch? They patched it ages ago that it only drops 50% of the mass it consumes as coal while the Sage gives 100%. Is it because of the metal or because of their diet?

One obvious improvement: When a rocket is returning during a meteor shower, you only need to open the doors above the rocket silo. The rest of the doors can stay shut to protect your buildings.

How do you control whether dupes entering trailblazers will wear atmo suits?

So you can't just set up a checkpoint of some sorts at the entrance of the bedroom so they'd change into the pajamas then their normal clothes on their way out?

What do you do with all the igneous rock that this design makes? I see it gets dumped into the hole but do you just leave that? Also, I noticed when building mine that that specific door isnt opening at all despite me trying to switch it on or off and it just wont go?

So it's a tradeoff of 480W and a few cycles of setup for 6 extra sets of hands around the base. No oxygen, no food, and immune to extreme temps and disease. Pretty good deal IMO, even if they're mostly just good for digging and delivering.

I use dasha saltvines as a passive filter for any chlorine that gets places I don't want it. One every level or so tends to eat it all up as the gass levels fluctuate. Keeps chlorine away from sensitive things like my shrooms

Where is that 12 terrarium per dupe coming from actually? Isn't a single terrarium producing 40g/s? So shouldn't it be more or less 5 per dupe?

Just like a lot of the content that had been added in the last couple years, like dehydrator and etc, they seem to be lacking in any foresight in terms of their usefulness. At this point I feel like Klei is just adding these content just for the sake of adding content, not for the benefit of the gameplay itself; I have about 1000 hours in this game and I find spaced out DLC pretty disappointing, not because what they can offer, but the lack of its actual integration into base game with balance in mind. Everything about DLC feels clunky, not to mention how unoptimized it is. I have base at 1700 cycle, haven't colonized a single planetoid but have a perfectly sustainable base. But the game is so darn laggy its almost unplayable. sigh.

Honestly they are pretty useless.

Wheezeworts can also be used as an energy free gas pump in the right conditions, specially useful to create vacuums.

Why you keep ordering ghost rider to trap himself😂😂😂😅😅😅Schrodinger's cat situation going here but somehow game is always choosing dead cat scenario

Under the game’s beta the dlc is free to access. The thermal mechanics got an overhaul

something that id like to add quickly is to keep in mind the possibility of the thimble reed being too hot or too cold. thimble reeds can survive between 22 and 37 degrees C, which is a range of only 15 degrees. my thimble reed ended up getting too hot, so I connected it to my base's main cooling loop to cool it down. after a while though, it got just barely below its minimum temperature of 22 degrees C, so I chose to replace the thimble reed with a bristle blossom connected to the output from the water sieve. the bristle blossoms liveable temperature range is what you'll typically want your colony to be at anyway, so as long as your colony temp is overall fine you wont need to worry about the bristle blossom under/overheating. of course, if you do this then the bristle blossoms will produce bristle berries covered in about 200 septillion food poisoning germs, so make sure that the duplicants cant grab and eat them by using door controls or just boxing the plant in.

This is a very good ranking list, GCFungus does have the best oni takes. The only reason I want to farm slickers is because they are cute.

Short, but useful. Thanks!

It really convenient that GCFungus started doing the story trait buildings, because I was just thinking of starting a new colony just to try them out.

must feel great making a tier list just for it to be out of date in less then a week

In the Spaced Out DLC, Rovers are functionally equivalent to Biobots, except they don't require any Zombie Spores, there's no upper limit on how many can be produced, and you can use any metal Ore as well as Steel, Niobium, or Thermium. A Rover has the same lifespan as a Biobot, and can perform the same tasks with the same speed and limitations. However, they are much easier to produce. You CAN launch rovers on your home-planetoid, simply by launching a rocket into orbit, dropping the Rover and then landing the rocket again, at which point it can be "reloaded" with another rover (and any necessary fuel) to go again. The only downside is that they can't be automated. Dropping a rover must be done manually, and they do not automatically generate deconstruct orders when they run out of power.