How Hard is it to Beat Factorio's SEABLOCK? — The Bean Base

Mod list for all the mods I've got outside the standard Seablock Mod Pack. Clean Floor Larger Lamps Mechanicus Milestones Pushbutton Recipe Book Recursive Blueprints Santa's Nixie Tubes Stats GUI Text Plates Time Speed UI Hotkeys Vehicle Snap Wire Shortcuts (Added it halfway through the video because I was getting mad at red and green wires taking paper)

Lore for Mechanicus and Seablocks: It's actually pretty easy considering the first Tyranid attack was on a waterworld. Just imagine you are stranded on Tyran because your ship was destroyied and you now have to try to rejoin with the Imperium. There are some few Tyranids left on isolated islands after the attack, so they aren't in synapse range and only have the animalistic urge to eat you. Since the water now is rich in alien bioforms you as a magos biologis can use this to build the rocket. There you go. lol🔥

we only put you through these scenarios because you are the only person on youtube who actually finishes them. everyone else drops them halfway through

accidentally fell asleep to this and had the most vivid and complex dream you can imagine amazing worldbuilding 10/10

As a non-factories player I literally can’t understand most of what you are talking about, but I can tell it takes a ton of logic, planning, and creativity. Love watching you!

What this run teaches us is that if you lock people up on a tiny island they'll colonize the world and find all the weird ways to use beans

41:44 "But if I point out every single little facet of this factory, we'll be here forever" That's...why I'm here. Edit: Also, I'm glad to see that organic chemistry in this game is as painful as it is in real life.

Progression Paralysis is a common phenomenon in most long term building games, and it's not limited to just factorio

It's so wild how the ocean needs to turn into a bean before it can be made into guns

I see new video from dosh and the amount of euphoria I feel cannot be described with simple words. It is as wide as the oceans, as tall as the mountains. Indescribable happiness.

Some may think they are cheaty as hell but I love Bob's Inserters. Without them I have trouble desiging builds that look good. With them it all just makes sense.

Wtf you need a degree in chemistry just to play this mod

after rewatching it while playing the mod myself, I find it interesting how different our playstyles are. While you prefer to only get pure ores from sorting, I liked to mix the crushed ores together to the green and orange mixture ores that can be turned into copper+tinn and iron+manganite since they don't yield sluge. The iron and manganite can be melted together to create molten iron, which basically turns all the crystalized ores for the green mixture into iron at a 1/1 ratio

Thank you for curing me of whatever possible urge I may have had for playing SeaBlock

Once again Dosh has struggled through hell and been tortured thoroughly to bring us this blessed video. We thank you for your service Dosh, godspeed.

It looks like bean power has actually gotten easier since the last time I played. You used to have to send the beans through a press, filter vegetable oil, run it through a refinery, and get fuel oil. You also had to process the nutrient pulp byproduct into more fuel.

Idk how this fits into the 40k lore but venting hydrogen sulfide into the atmosphere because it’s not immediately useful to you sounds like something an engineer of the Mechanicus would do 😂

"I get the feeling my fans hate me" Your fandom is the embodiment of "we do a little bit of funny trolling"

Damn Dosh really learned a lot from doing the no belt challenge. I don't know if he would've designed a mall like that without the train belt hell he went through, given that I don't think I've seen any other factorio player make a Mall design like that before.

Your dedication is admirable. I tried this mod with a friend and after a month or so we gave up once we hit red or blue algae. To do all this solo, voice over and record/edit is mind boggling. I really love the obsure indie games you've covered too.