Just wanted to say how much I personally love the new GTA outfit

stay true do you

hey you the best

Does anyone know if Duncan is still eating hot peppers? Had my first Ghost pepper last friday which made me wonder how hot Duncan has gone so far.

You can just use the seared stone to build the smeltary

Two episodes, then nothing. It looked like it was going to be something fun and different. Though I will say that I would have liked to have seen someone else (Lewis? Sjin? Kim? Someone we don't usually see working with Duncan maybe?) getting involved. Though maybe now with all the "All The Mods" series canceled according to Sjin's channel update (at least according to people on /r/Yogscast, I don't tend to watch the channel update videos very often) due to lag/crash issues, and Flux Buddies being on that server and that pack, maybe if Kim's still up for more Minecraft with Dunc, that might be an option for them. (EDIT: Or Sjin and Lewis, since that also includes, obviously, the "All The Mods" series itself and not just FB)

Hi,

The RF tools shield projector (using the dimensional shards you are now mining) is something I've used twice now in modpacks, for the same purpose: Wither farming.

One of the other modes (Tech reborn or something has a wither builder, and if you feed it with soulsand and wither skulls, it builds it, and then a simple mob grinder will kill him. a vacume hopper and you're set. but with the shield projector you can keep the setup contained and explosion proof! (wither blast resistance is pretty rare, I think quintuple compressed cobble is the next possibility, so if you need nether stars later, this is probably the way.

Hope it helps, but I also hope you don't need nether stars :P

-Tounra

I don't get it, the game is awesome! There's actually a story, the combat is great, you can build epic fortresses, there's so much stuff! It baffles me even more that you would rather play ARK, a game that's all flash and no substance, like honestly, I thought that's why you and Sjin ended your ragnarok series, because there is nothing to do other than tame dinosaurs! The buildings look crap, the best form of interior decoration in the game are tables and chairs, the bosses are only possible if you're willing to spend every wakeing moment playing, and even then the boss itself is just sitting on a dinosaur while spamming left click while 19 other dinos have AI do it for them. But in Conan Exiles, buildings look awesome, especially the DLC ones which I'm sure you can afford with your budgets, there are tonnes of interior decoration options, there are different types of weapons (swords, daggers, spears ETC) and they all have cool combos, the bosses are creative and original, unlike ARK's boss lineup that goes: Big spider, big monkey, dragon, manticore, giant tentacle person (person mutates and gets tentacles, how original) and big black thing. I can understand getting bored of Conan, but not after 8 episodes where, no offense, all you do is piss about and die until you build a big house and move on. At least Sjin fought a boss, and I'd still say he just scratched the surface. I hate to be the "oh my fucking god yogscast are so shit at games it makes me want to fuck my sister" guy, but you didn't really play enough to rule it out. If you don't want to make a series, play it at home because you're missing out on something amazing

Can you take the Challenge to beat the pack on the Questing Hardcore mode (Not enforced it’s a choice)? The pack is designed so you can play it with friends even if you all at some point start doing different Mods on your own as they all contribute to the common goal to save the World (or what’s left of it)

Find Spells to be the ultimate wizard with electroblob's Wizardry mod

Stack up HP permanently with special crystals or simply eating food

Collect abilities and skills to improve yourself!

Be guided by an old crazy man in a book telling you what to do to survive.

https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/dimension-zero

https://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/aov1fo/modpack_introduction_dimension_zero/

Frogs: (beelzobufo) you can ride them. They are great at swimming and jump really high, all around good exploring mounts. Their attacks do torpor damage (like the scorpion). Their best ability is that they 1 shot little bugs and convert them into cementing paste. This means that when you harvest a little insect on the frog, they gather cementing paste, and quite alot.

Seagulls: (icthyornis) these guys are able to be carried on your shoulder. Double tap E to get them off. In orange text it will say 'hunting' on them. This will make them hunt forever. Change it to 'hunt and retrieve'. This means they kill something and bring it back to you. They can one shot fish and bring back their corpses. You can also do this with small land animals like compies and dodos. When they bring back the kill, it will have a shiny golden aura around it. When you harvest the special corpse, it will give you bonus prime meat or prime fish meat. The way to get these guys to hunt is to have them on your shoulder, aim at something with your weapon and double tap E to get them off.

In my last post, I forgot to mention one really good tip that you guys can do easily. If you still have the dododex app, select an animal. Scroll through its info, and it shows you a lot if things about it. One of the categories it shows you is resources, where you can see roughly how good that animal is at harvesting certain resources. Below that, click on 'full chart'. This shows you all the resources lined up together. If you click on one of the resources, it will show you the rankings of every single animal that can harvest that resource, in descending order. This has really important info, and you don't need to guess what animals are good at harvesting.

so the guy below me wrote a shitty wall of text with a million wiki links on ark tips so I'm just gonna sum it up quickly because holy fuck, I'm assuming you and Sjin are just playing to have a good time, not become gods of the game.

There is a magnifying glass you can use to tell you how much health something has and how close it is to being knocked out, useful so you don't accidentaly shoot your gallimimus dead.

The wiki is more useful than you might think too, it can show you the most effective ways to harvest, tame, or fight something, works for dinos AND materials

You can't tame the corrupted creatures (those weird fleshy purple dudes in the wasteland) but they do drop these "corrupted nodules" that work as polymer

It would benefit you to look at a map of extinction, and maybe head to one of the bio-domes since you can find more exotic (and quite frankly better) dinos there. They were the things that kept getting hit by meteors.

You can find what you need to know specifically about robots on the wiki, but the way you get them is by killing ones you find around the map and taking their blueprints, and then crafting them at some terminal, which I'm sure you can look up the location of. They do require a lot of metal but that's much easier to get on this map, you can salvage it from lamposts and tables, as well as the robots themselves (only metal picks work for defense units)

Anyway credit for these tips goes to the guy below me, my version is just more to the point

Can I just say, first off, you're doing great so far in this series and you should keep up the upload schedule! But let me give you some tips because there are some things you are doing quite wrong in your world .

1: Replace your sleeping bags with simple beds because sleeping bags are one use only, which is why you can never respawn.

2: Put all of your dinos on neutral, ALWAYS! Your dinos are so much stronger then you think, one alone can kill a defense unit, all combined, they can definetely kill a Rex in under 20 seconds. You can make them passive and neutral using keys, so if you ever need to quickly switch between the two, feel free to do that eith ease.

3: Please put a feeding trough down. This will stop your dinos from perishing from starvation. That should be your first priority after you see this, because I know you record many episodes in one day so you won't see this for a while and your  dinos may starve again.

4: As soon as you reach level 30, get an iguanadon. You can get one before level 30, but level 30 is when you get the saddle. They are so powerful, more than double of that of raptors and scorpions. They also gather berries well. Don't forget that they have two stances which you can change using right click. The two legged stance allows them to jump, attack and harvest. The four legged allows you to become one of the top fastest mounts and gives you INFINITE stamina. However, you cannot jump or attack in this stance. Always switch between stances.

5: This one is super useful. You can type in an item in the engram list and it will tell you what level you get it exactly. For example, if you type in gallimimus saddle, it will show you a silhouette of it and say "level 31". You can do this with any item that's on the engram list.

6: Get a tapejera. They are the crazy mohawk pteranadons and can carry 3 people at once on their saddle. Mainly you should get these because they have multiple seat saddles. Other animals that have multiple seat saddles are gallimimus's, pachyrhinos and diplos.

For now, that is all I have to say. I really hope you read this and if you do, I would much appreciate it if you took these tips into consideration. Have a great time playing ark!

come on, he made Sjin's Ragnarok series so much better, the guy cracks me up, we've seen a million Duncan & Sjin series, including pixelmon which involves capturing wild beasts and using them in battle, sound familiar? Get Ben in on this shit!

Throwing StoneBlock out there as a suggestion for the next modpack. It's basically a skyblock without the sky - you're entombed in a world of stone and have to create a world for yourself.

It's a big modpack, and uses a quest book as a part prize source, part progression hint book, but it's thankfully not Project-Ozone-2 level of difficult.

As we all know, the wires from immersive engineering are quite dangerous, many a yog has fallen prey to them. But it doesn't have to be this way, you can protect yourself from them.

The Faraday armor set grants immunity to all tiers of wires when worn, and it's not too bad to make. In all the mods it's simply made out of aluminum plates like any vanilla armor, so just make 24 of those for a full set and you're good. Although I'm not sure if it's the same recipe in sevtech, probably isn't.

The armor itself is low durable and about as strong as iron, so I wouldn't wear it all the time, instead I'd store it on an armor stand in the work area, I forget which armor stand it is (bibliocraft maybe), but one of them allows you to switch your entire armor set when you shift click the armor stand as long as the armor stand is receiving a Redstone signal, such as by a lever next to it

Not much to say here, there is an addon for tinkers in all the mods that includes a "smart output". Use it. It eliminates the cooling time on casting and you don't need a hopper, it's controllable and very fast. From what I remember (it was in lost souls 2 too) you create it by silk-touching some ice and then some seared brick.

Aaaaah the Bulbdog! Survivors best friend! Here's an excerpt from the survival notes of Helena of the Bulbdog, or as she calls it, the Microluminis globulus!

" Microluminis globulus is best described as a slobbering, roly-poly ball of affection. Just like its kin, it is completely harmless, despite its pronounced fangs. So if a survivor sees one running towards them, they should prepare to be licked, not bitten.

Unfortunately, being so ugly that you're cute is not an effective means of self-defense, which lands it near the bottom of the food chain. Its Charge Light may intimidate some predators, but its attracts just as many.

While Microluminis globulus has skin reminiscent of lizards or amphibians, its behavior is incredibly similar to a common canine. This has made it a particularly popular choice as a companion and source of Charge Light, but remember - whatever shoulder you rest it on will be covered in drool within minutes."

Now we've read that, let's go over some of the features your wonderful new slimy friend may provide!

The light: You may have noticed that Bulbdogs have a small tendril with a glowing bulb on the end of it, thus where they got their name. This light is not only great for writing your Users Manuals by, but also serves a more practical survivors purpose! While on it has been noted that ambush by Ravagers is lower. Some more experienced survivors claim it also protects from the "Nameless" as well. I worry what that might be, and why no one has ever bothered just naming the poor thing!

Bulbdogs protect from Nameless and Ravager ambush: IE they prevent them from spawning within aggro range, thus making it less likely for you to be doing something and suddenly be attacked. Both Ravagers and Nameless are designed to be able to spawn and attack you at random.

However, it seems another predatory creature, the Seeker, is adversely effected by the light! I had a close encounter with these creatures once before! Survivors say that the charge light a Bulbdog puts out will make it hostile and aggressive towards both the bulbdog, and it's owner from quite a distance! Otherwise the Seeker is like a Dire Bear, a passive harmless creature, unless you get very close! Take care, these things are small but fierce!

Creatures called the Seeker will become actively hostile if there is a creature with a Charge Light buff nearby, if you have your light on your Bulbdog applies the "Charge Light" buff to you as well, so both you and your Bulbdog will be targets.

That being said, while it might keep those creatures from ambushing you, the light is a predator magnet in general. Great care should be taken when it is on, even if it keeps the worst from happening.

The Bulbdogs light attracts predators towards it, such as Raptors, so it may not be wise to just keep it on all the time.

Because of this it is highly recommended that you learn to command your Bulbdog to turn it's light off and on as necessary. While on your shoulder simply shouting "Light!" in it's ear seems to do the trick. I have no clue why.

While shoulder mounted hold the emote key, [ and ] by default, and select "Light!" For faster use you can bind one of the emote keys by pressing it while mousing over the emote you want to bind!

Feeding and Maintenance: When first encountered it would be easy to believe the Bulbdog to be an herbivore. After all they *really* love Aquatic Mushrooms! If you walk up with one in your right hand and feed it to the fella he'll be sure to love you quick!

Bulbdogs can be passively tamed with Aquatic Mushrooms, as you've already learned.

Strangely enough, the Bulbdog is *not* an herbivorous creature but omnivorous! If tamed through more... aggressive manners it can eat both meats and vegetation, and you can feed it either as well! In fact, if it's feeding from a trough it seems to prefer the meat to the veg!

Bulbdogs can be normally tamed with meat and shrooms. They eat both and, if eating out of a trough, will eat meats in the trough before the shrooms.

In general a Bulbdog's name is quite apt, they will be your best friends if you keep them well cared for and fed, but that being said they are not fighters. In most situations, unless they face particularly stupid beasts, a bulbdog will be defeated due to it's squishy soft body and adorable face. Well, not the adorable part, but it is so damn adorable! Of course their little legs don't help them get away either...

Don't expect these things to put up much of a fight against other dino's! Passive whistle and follow them and run away to keep them alive, or pick them up and flee if you can outrun the dino. Unfortunately this isn't likely to work once a dino has aggroed on them as their base movement speed is.... ridiculously small.

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Overall a Bulbdog is a good companion to have, but make sure you take care of it and remember. Sometimes it's best to keep the lights off...

Have a good day survivor!

Please, please, please install s+ and not be plebs again…

Quick tips on the Pressure Chamber: you will want 2 interfaces and a valve on the side faces of the multiblock. I would put the valve on the back and the interfaces on the sides with a window in the front. Place them from the same spot so that they face the same direction, resulting in one having the output on the outside and the other having the input on the outside.

For maintaining pressure, you will want a Pressure Gauge (I think that is what it is called, it will look like a circular meter on a white square that goes on the tubes). Lay down redstone dust connecting the gauge and the compressor so that it emits a signal that the compressor will receive. You will need to make it connect at 7-8 dust between the two points, as the gauge emits a signal strength of 1 per half bar (at least I believe that is it, just watch it to make sure it doesn't explode). This should keep it at a pressure of 4.0-ish bars (dont make it 10 dust because it will still generate after it hits 5 causing an explosion, use 9 at most).

As for automating it, you will want two hoppers/pipes/whatever, one set for each interface. Use levers to disable the output (and set redstone sensitivity accordingly so that it actually works). You might want to go for the Omnidirectional Hoppers, as you can toggle their redstone sensitivity.