Growing a bumper crop of farmland - Autonauts Gameplay episode 17
0Today me and the crew return to Autonauts, a colony building and management game where you can personally chop down every tree, build every tool, and fire every clay bowl, but you don't have to as, in addition to various work stations and buildings, you can build an army of programmable robots to do all of the heavy lifting for you. In this episode, I continue to expand the farms to account for the increased need for resources, learn that it's better to move storage bins while they still have stuff in them, and that the turf my robots are removing to make way for the new farms is quite structurally stable as I now have several towers of turf taller than the game's camera can see, and I have ye to have any fall over due to high winds, terrible storms, or the fact that I have a basic bot pulling from the bottom of the stack to use elsewhere; although I think such sturdiness is as much due to the tower falling over not being a valid game mechanic as is due to the turf itself. Also, I continue researching things and instantly complete a certification because it needed specific technology to unlock, but not said technology to fulfil. Enjoy.
This video was made using the following programs:
Movavi Video Suite 18: https://www.movavi.com/
Movavi Video Editor Plus 2020: https://www.movavi.com/
OBS: https://obsproject.com/
Microsoft Windows's built in video recording program
Autonauts: Curve Digital https://www.curve-digital.com/en-us/games/detail/46/autonauts/
Watch from the beginning:
Automation; aka getting something else to do your job for you - Autonauts Gameplay: https://youtu.be/IUYHRZDw9YI
This video is not sponsored, and in fact I am fairly certain that at the time of this writing the publisher does not even know that I exist, and may take issue if they found out, so if you first saw this game here and the publisher asks where you heard about the game I would appreciate it if you just said "internet".
Thoughtful Question: What is something you thought would be easy to do, but took more effort to complete than expected?
This is where most people put their social media contacts:
I do not mediate socially.
Opening and Closing Pictures made using Microsoft Paint.
Opening, closing, and background audio made using the Nintendo Labo piano.
Always remember: Success is man made; another thing that is man made, but often overlooked as being such, is failure.
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