Stationeers - Building A Space Station using Both Hands
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- čas přidán 1. 01. 2018
- Stationeers in a station building game which loves to model all sorts of systems - power, atmosphere, data.... even which hand you're using to hold things. The inventory system is clearly influenced by Space Station 13 and this may or may not be such a good thing.
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Hey scott! The tracker thing is not a bug ( it's a feature of course ). You need to use scroll to change what you are tracking since it was tracking you. In multiplayer it's usefull for knowing where other players are
This type of inventory based on physical locations/slots would work really well in VR. Things like swapping items from one hand to another would be intuitive instead of infuriating.
MrRolnicek there is no way this game would be goid with VR- besides, the devs have said that they are against doing any VR stuff due to keeping minimalistic performance needs.
Sharklops somewhat sadly, no.
Adding VR support wouldn't hurt FPS for people not using VR, if anything it will make the game run better because comfortable VR requires 90+fps, so you can expect there would be optimizations and graphics options.
But I wouldn't want to play this game in VR anyways. I'd rather play vivecraft.
Duhya I don't care or know the stuffs, simply quoting the devs
Sorry I didn't realise you were just talking shit.
I've played 80 hours in 2 weeks and only just started to slow down while thinking of a new project. You definitely get more used to the inventory management.
It's already reminding me a lot of space engineers.
Definitely, but the clear difference is that it focus on survival mechanic instead on mobility. And that is generally a great trade off. Both games have something to offer, in opposition to many other clones what offer same shit, just generally more poorly executed.
Yeah, thought the same but then I saw how many different steps were needed to set up the tracker.
SE is definitely not user friendly if you want to do anything else than rebuild giant sci-fi show space ships (working insides are hard) but this one seems like it's got lot to do in usability to make it appealing to me.
Seriously? The thing is that SE is purely about building the ships. That is why it has simplified crafting. You need only few machines to make all parts automatically. And then you build simply inserting them. This game on the other hand is pure survival. It has flaws because I don't think that mining work in this scenario. But fact that you need manually put cables and automate everything is quite significant.
This game is awesome
It's like Space Engineers but with actually good developers.
Its like you actually doing the work a Kerbal would do.
The TRACKER was working you need to use scroll wheel on mouse to the trackers beacon. By default your character will be on the pad as tracking just scroll wheel to the beacon and your good. The scroll wheel also works in the wall kit for Windows, and Railings.
Oh man...SS13. So many good memories. So many weird memories. So many broken dreams.
There is so much more to this game than what Scott showed.
You can say this for almost every video I post.
Thank you..Sir
but only because you tend to like games that are scientifically and.. well.. timeconsuming ^^
Is it anything like Space Station 13? That would be exciting...
Ohh, IT ISSSS!!!!!
YOU CAN SWAP HANDS IN THIS GAME!!!
I'm hoping people build out some maps and mods that'll support the shenanigans in SS13
same, mods for this could translate ss13 away from byond
There's already a guy on the discord server building a SS13 map
They need a clickable menu.
Dean Hall is a really big fan of SS13 and I'm glad he's using his resources to make a successor.
This game is amazing I would like to see a playthrough if your already planning on it =)
but coal is a substance made via compression of organic material... how could it be on any non-atmospheric moon?
Carbon isn't. That obviously is oversimplification.
Seeing this over a year later but the tip was relevant back then, the tablet is showing the distance to you - you can change it's target by scrolling the mouse wheel. If there was another player you could also scroll to select them and it would show you their distance from you.
It has also come a long way since then with some features I'm sure you'd appreciate, like an auto-rotate button and the ability to hold *alt* and click + drag inventory items around.
That's the kind of game I'd like to watch a playthrough of, because I could watch you making cool life support systems, without having to learn how the controls work
That looks prettygood, actually.
A 3d SS13 would be the dream.
Hang on...
Why would there be coals on the moon
Clearly because Dean thinks that trees were once on the moon.
Space DIno's, it will be in the first DLC
maybe moon and you swapped roles?
The moon was a chunk of earth.
franz hopper at that time there were no trees on earth either
I would really enjoy watching an entire play through of this.
SS13, was playing earlier (VG station). Amazing 'game' and emotional rollercoaster irl fits of laughter to genuine salt in no time :D
I know I’m a year late but this is one of my all time favorite games. The inventory system is weird but you do get used to it after a while.
This looks really cool.
would you do a series of this game!! ?
Woah - for people whom Dwarf Fortress isn't challenging enough -Advanced Plumbing ... in SSSPPPACCCCEEE!!
Nah, Dwarf Fortress is way harder. I can at least *understand* the UI in this game - it's just super tedious.
Heh - I have to use vi for work. UI's are for wimps :)
@Scott Manley If not for your video I may never have come across Stationeers. I bought myself Stationeers because of this very video and I'm loving the game every day. Thanks!
it´s been a long time since i enjoyed a game that much
This game really shouts Space Station 13
that cable rotation...
SPACE ENGINEER FLASHBLACKS
The tracker cycles between beacons and players, for some reason if it's in your hands (and maybe if it's in the backpack too) it scrolls between the options even if you are not using it. I'm guessing the tracker was showing your own character, that's why it was showing Distance 0m.
I've got around 70 hours+ in this game and i must say; For an early access game this is very developed already. 2 Patches a week or so¬. Very direct contact with developers through discord. Fun Community & Complex systems. 9/10 Would spend those 70 hours in one christmas break again.
I didn't know you tried Stationeers, maybe you can take a look again after 2 years of development. It is so much better now. It is very niche game, but worth to try. Thank you very much for the video.
There's nowhere near enough clowns or violent murder for this to be Space Station 13. Call me when they add the ability to throw someone into a disposals pipe and trap them in an infinite loop until they die from the repeated traumatic impacts.
Or literaly flood the engineering because someone forgot to close the plasma tank.
It actually IS fully inspired by ss13. Btw, can you play some ss13 too? I think, that might be cool.
I've tried to play SS13 but every time I record I realise that I'm just bad at the game.
Getting owned by a graytide? Dont worry, everyone is.
The easiest way to show off SS13 building is to go to paradise server and play as maint. drone. You got everything you need, and the lawset is kinda like "Dont contact with the crew and just repair\build the station"
Losing is fun. don't worry about being bad.
Oi, we arent even close to the ground. We cant strike the earth here!
That's what I was thinking. It's essentially SS13 in 3D and without the shenanigans (Yet?).
I'm going to reserve judgement because it's still very early access, but I'm tentatively hopeful for it. SS13 would let you do some interesting stuff with the right package (and decent other players - the problem was finding a good server. A lot of them were either essentially pure shenanigans or draconian when it came to any antagonist-type stuff - I figured half the fun of some of the antag objectives would be the bomb-making mechanics or whatever, but a lot of servers I visited, such things were permaban offenses, though I suppose I never got to see it from the antag side because as far as I know, they may have never even been allowed to happen).
This is basically 3D SS13. I already love it!
space station 13 + space engineers = i love it :D
Very interesting way of making a space station. The wiring and piping around the station to perform necessary survival tasks which in other games such as Space Engineers can make you take for granted. Not terribly fond of the art or graphics but it definitely has a simple charm to the added complexity to make the usually mundane task in other space survivals seem more 'entertaining', maybe even exciting.
Blackadder reference was on point, sir.
"Uranium. Oh Cody would love this" I thought at first 'oh a collab?!' but realized that would be almost impossible. ..
Scott... please play some SS13 for us. I could recommend a server. But the insanity of a round narrated by you would be bliss.
TG station?
Justincase 158 Not sure if he is robust enough for that.
Hippie is a great way to get robusted in the head by literally everyone.
Slick BlackAdder reference Scott haha
So... space engineers with even more physics and customization. Looks rough, but ya.
the SP13 RP servers this will spawn should be epic. The legacy of Cuban Pete will not be forgotten
Blackadder reference made me chuckle a wee bit :)
11:45 Cody would be super excited indeed! ^_^
last time I was this early interstellar quest was still in the latest version
With the handtablet you scroll your mouse wheel to go through the list of objects being tracked, which is yourself and the beacon. :D
So just scroll up once and it'll be there again!
This game looks pretty good ;)
AI GEORGE MELONS IS GRIFFING ME
AI IS MALF NO OPEN DOOR
Play some more of this please. Be cool to see you do the logic and piping
Hey scott, you should try to get into Space Station 13! I know it looks intimidating but once your into it it's super addictive similar to KSP or Dwarf Fortress! You could contact some youtubers who would be willing to help you, like BlackPantsLegion or Space Hippie (Who has also hosted his own popular server)! I'm sure they'd be willing to help you understand the basic and more complex features of this game :)
DrCranberry only if cargonia accepts him
The tracker was working fine. Scroll wheel selects targets -- you had yourself targeted. It's one of the few elements of the UI that works simply and intuitively. :p
Cool!
Hello, Scott Manley, I am an admirer of your game play in Kerbal Space Program, what you don't know is that I myself am a KSP player, and as one, I have tried to reach and sustain altitudes over 60,000 ft (18,280 m) and stay below 100,000 ft (30,480 m) with jet engines, in several ways, like basing my planes off the Lockheed U-2, flying supersonic, and heavily modifying the Osprey plane, I challenge you to try and build a multi role jet plane, these are the criteria of this plane:
This plane must:
Maintain and sustain and altitude of up to 100,000 ft and fly above 60,000 ft and not pass it on a trajectory
Land on land, sea, ice
Be an STOL plane (Short Take-Off and Landing, no assisted take offs allowed)
Seat more than 1 person (multiple fuselages are allowed)
Have a low stall speed (10 m/s)
Also, no rapier engines or oxidizer is allowed, because it is cheating
Thumbs up for codys lab reference.
Please make a lets play series out of this =)
Really cool idea, but looks a little overwhelming and complicated for beginners. Exciting to see the space simulation genre grow anyway.
Dean Hall creator of DayZ is the lead dev on this game.
Just felt like sharing that.
People who know the name or the game will know what to do.
People who dont should google it.
It'd be cool to use volatiles and the uranium to make digger warheads. I'd build a base underground.
I just came to the comments to say. Why nobody notices the Cody's lab reference with the uranium farming... Scott is up to date!
Oh that dumb lens flare..
You could totally run a station on coal without oxygen. Provided, that is, you have the coal falling from a great height onto a wheel to be turned, in very high quantities, with enough up there that you won't need to think about replacing it in the near future.
I never said it was feasible, just that it's possible :D
I suggest keep your eyes opene Scott there may be still some Kaalium droids left on moon so that they dont turn you into spare parts =)
"This game simulates everything, atmosphere, electricity, data, heat."
"So i put the coal into the space generator and made power in space."
Those brave exploders.
Any plans to do another episode of this?
From the developer of inventory simulator on the game running simulator, comes item juggling simulator.
it feels like Space Engineers :D
World's finest green, well as long as it isn't Tiberium we're good.
@5:20 "Common: HoS just spaced the clown!"
Can you do a series of this?
Look up ScrumbleShip.
It's similar to this only it's had more development and it's controls are much easier to use.
ScrumbleShip models stuff like heat and air pressure as well as a massive variety of building materials.
Want to build a spaceship out of butter, you can but you'll need a lot of radiators.
It's a good little game and I suggest checking it out.
Honk
I'm actually playing Space station 13 right now with this on in the background.
If _Scott_ thinks your controls are too technical......
noxabellus It's a trainwreck. Supposed to make for better immersion, but it's more immersion breaking than drag and drop.
Bah, Scott only thinks the controls are too difficult because he isn't a sufficiently hardcore engineer/scientist/programmer geek.
Sarcasm aside, I think the left/right hand and limited inventory is interesting, but the UI needs a usability overhaul. Left/Right hand should be Left/Right click - non of that unimmersive hand swapping. (That's the biggest difference between BioShock 1 & 2, and it makes a **HUGE** difference). Inventory should be limited, but your entire inventory should be visible at once by opening the backpack, with a usable drag & drop. Astroneers has the most immersive inventory system I've seen so far, that would be a good example to emulate.
Caleb don't be ridiculous. The number of user actions required for every single micro task is absurd. This games ux would totally flunk any game design, graphic design, or user experience "101" course out there. Its hilariously bad.
The only real defense for this game is that it is early access but still the content as is makes one wonder if their lead designer has any sense at all.
This feels like a dangerously addictive game.
The harder it is to do simple tasks, the more rewarding simple tasks become.
Oh, yes!
It is insanely addicting. I have spent way to much time in it already.
Very addictive, it kept me hooked until 3am the other night 😂
It is. You've been warned.
omg, you better do an SS13 video, Scott.
Wouldn't it be better if when messing with the inventory, you had a mouse cursor, and left and right click would pick and drop things with the left and right hands respectively?
Cool game
The game looks way too complicated to do the simplest of things, but I do like the idea.
Then I checked out the game on steam....$25 for what is very early access.
I'll wait and see how it goes before I get it, if at all.
merinsan yeah bought dayz for 25$ so I will also wait until a sale
You say 'very early access' without having even played the game? The game is early access for sure, but the 'very' you add, implicating that it's a bungled mess of bugs and just plain "unfun" is definitely not true.
Putting aside the fact that this game is pretty complicated and obviously will not be for everyone, the actual state of the game is definitely one of the better I've seen thus far on early access. The game runs smooth as butter, after ~40 hours of gameplay I haven't seen it dip below 100fps for me once. (old 2600k, gtx970, 12gb) The content within this game, while on the outside looks rather thin, is in fact quite impressive. There is a ton of stuff you need to do to just get a pressurized base in, more than you can imagine.
While I have an automated solar array of about 10 panels, it only follows the sun using sensors and it only has three states. (sunrise>midday>sunset) While a portion of my base is semi-pressurized, I still haven't gotten my airlock fully functional just yet. 40 hours in, I'm just scratching the surface of having a fully functional base. (Although you could most certainly do it much faster by looking at tutorials and such, I prefer figuring everything out myself which is a lot of trial and error, rinse and repeat till you find something that works)
I think $25 is on the higher-end of the spectrum for this game, I would prefer and think $20 would be a much more sound pricetag for this game. Having said that though, if you like these type of games, complex base builder suvivals, get it. It's a fantastic game for the creative tinkerer.
Reckoning888
No, I say very early access based on the fact that it was just released on Steam last month. My only implication was that it still has a long way to go before release.
I do see it's potential, certainly, and it does interest me to some extent, but for the price they want, I feel like it's too much this early in the process. Part of the reason is related to the nature of EA games...
The biggest problem with EA games, and this applies to all of them, is that it's very easy to get sick of the game before it goes full release, because the last few features were nothing special, etc. In fact, I don't know a single EA game I wasn't over before full release, and I know many that I am over already which are still in EA.
Alright, gotcha!
As I mentioned earlier, I do agree with the price. I think they would've done much better if they hadn't gotten with $25. As for the problems of Early Access in general, I do certainly agree with the sentiments you've laid out. It's not a perfect model by any means and I personally try to avoid EAs whenever I can because yes, often you get sick of them before they even get to a somewhat finished state.
Seeing how DayZ was released back in December of 2013 and is still on early access, I don't have much faith for this game ever leaving early access.
Smoking that nuclear bud!
if i make first plot down where i walk level 2 is it bad? XD
Stationeers? Astroneer?
hold on...
You compare THIS to Astroneer? That's like like comparing Terraria to minecraft.
What the... That is a very bad comparison
Nugget of pure green.
to be honest the control scheme sucks when you first start, BUT, once you get used to it, makes all the sense in the world. the control scheme allows you to rip around and do things very quickly
Who ever uploads the pirated version will get a public service medal
theres updates coming out very frequently
APC constructed, mission accomplished.
what ever happened to Galileo Conquest? Is he still doing that series?
It looks like Kerbal Space Program meets Space Engineers.
Blowing an airlock would have considerably more violent consequences than the game depicts!
Dang I'm here 2 minutes after upload and already over 30K views. Nice
Sly codyslab plug XD
my dream come true
you should playthrough this game
Scott ''The Manley Scott'' Manley.
What does Scott have for hair color?
Between the presence of coal and the fast rotation speed of the body, I don't think this is Earth's moon
The beacon battery died - the small battery it comes with is worthless.
Yeah I must be a big masochist. I actually bought this game and quite like it.
It's challenging as all hell.
It’s all about setting expectations
Yeah. The control scheme is a bit frustrating but you get used to it. And sometimes you incinerate your tool belt in the Arc Furnace.
After a long while in Stationeers I finally built my first pressurized base that didn't explode on me. I went inside and removed my space suit for the first time since starting the game. The feeling of excitement at being able to do this one thing can only be compared to how I felt after my first Mun landing in KSP.
The weirdly realistic heads on stubby cartoon character bodies is kind of weirding me out.
Wasn't this game first announced a few years ago under the name ION ?
ataarono No - that project was a collaboration with another company and it was cancelled
yo, is this one of those infamous SS13 3D remake attempt?
(saying this in a good way, this actual looks like a game)
Kiniamaro you might be thinking of unitystation, that’s the one people are worried about.
VR with Leap Motion
Yeah I really love this game, just it all really hinges of steel which if you can't do accurate measurements is terribly slow and confusing.
EDIT: "Panic depressurize... I don't think I'm gonna push that just yet." Lol