Moon Survival Adventure: Getting Started - A Space Engineers Journey / Part 1 

Appreciate it very much! 😁

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@@Koldemort are the channels blocked or something!? Because i cant even imagine North Korea not allowing most of these channels.

Thanks!

Incase you're still trying to debug that code, you have an infinite loop and are missing a semicolon.

you forgot a semicolon!!

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I usually change either or both at times.

This mans doesn't bother to turn off his jetpack mid flight, i dont think he's worried about wasting fuel

Don got fed up with my fails... lol jk 😂.

@@PandemicPlayground hah so how long do you think this series will go on for?

@MajorGaming 6703 I'm not too sure. This series will likely end once I destroy my base or survival kit/medical bay by accident... There is a 60% to 70% chance that may happen with my piloting skills 😅. But we have a lot of fun ideas for both the Unwanted Engineers series and our Space Engineers Challenges. Stay tuned and thanks for watching!!!👍

I don't think you are doing anything wrong. Sometimes the ore you want just doesn't show up until you don't need it. You can try using ore detectors, large or small grid to aid in finding it. But you can also do without, as you can mine stone from the asteroid to get iron. Keep looking, and good luck.

@Nikita Meshkov I can't recall exactly, but I don't think you can find platinum on earth unless you have meteors on, but even then it will be very small amounts. Your best bet is to plop on a few hydro thrusters to get out of earths atmosphere and start searching for platinum on asteroids or moons. Even then its can be quite rare but definitely do able. Helps to have a large ore detector because platinum is usually fairly deep in moons. On asteroids, you can actually spot them on the surface sometimes. IMO, even though hydro thrusters use too much ice, I prefer to use them over Ion Thrusters because they provide more thrust. There are a few tricks to conserve the hydrogen, such as turning your backward thrusters off while going forward, turn dampeners off when you can, or turn thruster override on. Thanks for watching, liking, and subbing. Really appreciate it!

@@PandemicPlayground thanks for the advice.but can u make your ore detector range larger without mods.i have a pirated copy of the game.

Like farming simulator i guess.

@Dan Siegel It is actually not a scenario in the game. It is a custom game and spawned on the moon rover when prompted. Go to new game, click on the 3rd tab custom game, and start it up. It will ask you where to spawn shortly after. Good luck 🤞.

​@@PandemicPlayground When I go to the custom tabs, I have Alien Planet, Crashed Red Ship, Dead Drop Arena, Earth Planet, Empty World, Green Station, Lone Survivor, Mars Planet, Moon Base, Red Ship, Rival Platforms, and Star System - these are the custom games that I have available, without using any modded games. I've tried several of them, and they don't give me any spawn options, I spawn in a base - its nothing like the beginning of your video. So which custom game and world are you using??

Sorry, skipped a step, select star system.

@@PandemicPlayground Lol, yeah I figured it out from watching another one of your videos where you did actually go through the settings. The MOST important step it appears is to disable automatic spawning, to give you the location you want. I did that, selected the moon, and then dropped from orbit in the same vehicle you had. Presto!! Thanks for the prompt and helpful replies!!

He put his Hydrogen thruster on his toolbar in the cockpit so he could turn it on and use it to fly upwards, on the starter pod the ion thruster is hidden so you have to go in the Control panel for the pod and show hidden items and click show in control panel so you can put it in your toolbar, careful though cause the ion thruster uses up your ice in the O2/H2 generator

Hold down C for a few seconds and let go will also allow a bunny hop maneuver.