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Satisfactory Part 6!

🕑 Added 2023-08-23 17:00:03 +0000 UTC

Comments

bujo7

All your editors are awesome but Schmike is my favorite! Great job!

Dillpickle

us humans cannot compreend the chaos that will occur when he gets trains, you must have the mind of an engineer to comprehend such complex topics

Dillpickle

Hey RCE, i do really like your videos especially the songs u sing like in the poly bridge vids, also the timber borner song u sing is stuck in my head. Im only 15 in highschool but i plan on becoming an aeronautical engineer when i get out of collage and like in video 2 of the satisfactory siries where you showed the whole draining stuff you did for the tram line i thought was pretty cool that you can go on google maps and just see somthing cool you did. :)

Dillpickle

agreed, if you don't know how on keyboard you hold c then press space bar and right when you land on ground again you hold c again and press space bar, its important to know that it only works on flat ground and downhill ground not uphill

Kreeaas

Ctrl and shift are your friends in this game for inventory management. ;)

David Schleimer

Two things: 1) You should try ctrl-click and shift-click in inventory management Windows. 2) The Awesome Shop you decided not to explore in an earlier vid is where you get better materials for bridge building.

Brad

Still loving it. I'm looking forward to when you get vehicles

Trun

I'm also SO glad these videos are FUN for you! You can really hear it in your voice, and I think it's a bit of a return to when you were doing this for fun and not having to mind anything else. It's a massive shame that YT means so much back-end work goes into everything just to have your content seen by people who have already subscribed! A lot of folks make it look easy, but when they have a full team of people to help out, it's a little disingenuous. I adore Shmike's quick comments and additions to videos and especially the new questions feature, it reminds me there's collaboration going on and I love that even in the basement, you can still be seen as a part of the team ;)

Trun

If it's a weird skill to want to have, a billion 8-year-olds share it, you're golden. (I mean, kids are pretty weird, but as things they do go, I can only endorse this one above so many others). My nephew is 13 and watches some of your vids with me and loves them, he wants to be an electrical engineer and is already developing a well-deserved hatred for architects.