Engineering a city AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA in Surviving the Abyss! 

Question. Did you do a my uni life in 60 seconds thing cause I found one on Vimeo for a guy called matt

@Ultimate Will Counter question: Does he sound like me? 😂

You can tell an architect designed those structures because animals in dark places like the abyss of the ocean are attracted by light so what do they do put as many powerful lights on the outside of the structures as possible lmao.

Unfortunately Atlantis might be both an engineering and architectural achievement.

Matt this game looks awesome I hope the development team let's you test it more

bridge review !

@@monad_tcp PLEASE!!!

Since the secret Architect didn't review it I will -Presumably made of steel and glass. -Perfectly connects any kind of installation with perfectly flat or single slight slope walkways (less then 15 degrees). -Protects from the elements -Able to transport the maximum possible cargo and personnel who would need to be transported. -Pleasing basic aesthetics which will help alleviate Claustrophobia thanks to large windows showing the wide space surrounding them. Bridge review 10/10 -Capable of resisting the immense pressure of 778.78 atm. (atmospheric pressure at 7861 meters under salt water) -Lack of Oxygen quality control indicates a lack of proper airlocks and/or bad airlock control which could flood the installation in the case of the hull being pierced and an inability to choke off flames in the case of a fire by cutting off airflow. -Users of the tunnels walk and the tunnels lack space for vehicles or automated cargo transportation -lack of foliage inside the tunnels lowers the potential positive psychological impacts for users to only the view outside the windows which are fairly dark and/or due to the environment alien to the average human. Underwater tunnel review 5/10 All installations require the extra mile for an engineer's stamp of approval and this Tunnel system sadly doesn't make the cut of the engineering standard of the calculated maximum + 20% in all metrics of functionality in the opinion of this engineer.

@@liamnehren1054 this was the best replay I could hope for lol

All that curved Glass & artistic layout

hopefully the devs update it to make adding tunnels like, require more energy or air or something so you have to actually make them efficient and as short as possible, or walking time reducing efficiency of stuff

You know what you're implying right now-

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You were ment to destroy the architects, not join them!

i know right, it really bugged the heck out of me

it's all fun and games until it becomes Infraspace all over again... we remember the endless traffic... the overpopulation... followed by underpopulation

I think it's part of his plan, frustrate us so much we decide we can do a better job of the layout, and buy the game

Sameeee it feels so stressful looking at thoose tunnels 😂

@@thomasphillips885 not gonna lie he’s pulled that off with me at least once already.

Shitting himself when he sees a leviathan may not be good for his current condition.

He did this

So strongly shaped…

I agree

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They kinda built a shallow sea floor then put it a few thousand meters down didn't they

cold reefs DO exist, and are frequently pretty deep down!... this doesn't look anything like one though lmao

@@tanagerbirds interesting. I can see cold water, but 7km deep is crazy

yes, it just need more art deco and bam

I thought the same thing. And with the boom of city/colony builders right now its the perfect time.

being that rapture is like an early/mid 1900's new york style city under water, mostly skyscrapers and such (or being they are under water is it more accurate to call them surfacescrapers?) it wouldnt really work if every single function building was massive. could open up possibilities such as combining simtower elements where you place a skyscraper and then you construct the interior floor by floor like in simtower.

My very first thought was that this game could just as easily have been called something like "BioShock: Raising Rapture".

the seamen seem to be quite experienced in traversing through tubes

that's basically the plot of Bioshock.

He pulled the worker and forgot about it

So a... sea scorpion, a eurypterid.

They might find it but it is so extremely effcient that no weapon can harm them

Edit i didn't finish the video before the tunnels

Also way to dark for plants.

I recommend you play bioshock

@@haruhisuzumiya6650 both the games have kinda the same vibe too

I have Frostpunk vibes

Yeah, engineering and architecture goes hand in hand.

@@merafirewing6591 I was referring to long pointless corridors being really long and windy for no reason and inconveniencing the workers by them not having efficient routes to work

RCE does not edit his videos, he has someone else to do it. also what is with the cowboy emoji.

@@a.l.brandt7063he said “has” not “is”