We Found MASSIVE Tornadoes in This Storm Chaser Simulator - OUTBRK 

@@solestride8159 interesting! Thank you for the info!

I was curious as well, thank you.

​@Insym Yo I just wanted to ask you when are you going to play Lobotomy Company big Fan you sorry I can't come to see I live in the UK ❤

Also, when two cars get there at the same time they could legally crash into each other without a stop sign. In a situation like you have in the game though, 90% of people would probably blow right through it.

@@ErnestSavcenko-k4i And Fallout 4 and Abiotic Factor. I miss those three games so much.

Chasers typically confirm tornado warnings, but tornado warnings are usually issued ahead of confirmations as a precaution by forecasters based on radar indication.(what I mean by this is: a tornado warning will go out and a chaser will confirm said warning by reporting wall cloud/funnel/etc. Though there are instance where a chaser sees the wall cloud reports it and a tornado warning is issued for that storm, but most of the time it's the other way around bc forecasters would rather be safe than sorry and put out warnings for a storm if it shows even the slightest bit of data indicating a tornado) But that said, yes chasers absolutely do greatly boost the odds of a storm being forewarned enough to help save lives, so don't confuse this as me saying chasers aren't needed because they most definitely are!

I always wondered how do storm chasers get paid? Do you register with local TV/Radio networks or meteorology stations and being paid based on the information and updates you send? I'm sure there will be people who purely do it for the thrill as a hobby, but what about the professional storm chasers? Because it's seems not only a dangerous thing to do, but also expensive with all the stuff you need, miles driven, car maintenance and as far as my understanding the tornado season is usually spring thru early summer and lasts 2-3 months when most tornadoes form and touch ground. So you'll need a job for the rest of the year that is not only well paid but allows you to take months of break from that job. How do storm chasers earn money to justify the dangers and expenses that come with the chase?

Wait what. What did i miss?

I'm really glad im not the only one. It seems like others besides us agree. I can't even tell Insym how much good he does for my mental health and sanity.

Very much this - it's what for me is making Tornado Research and Rescue more fun then this game long term

Yeah I was planning on trying the game but that set scenario stuff is a deal breaker for me. I hope they add randomization in the future.

you would need a super computer 😉

@@EdgarOnRRVR I mean you already do and you still get lag - just from the fact that Insym's PC is far better then my own and it still struggles

@@RobinLokesbairn you would need a super computer to randomly generate scenarios that match realistic structures

This would be so epic. Teams of chasers going at it from different angles trying to get the best data/footage.

There is already a multiplayer mode.

I think it already has multiplayer mode. Unless it hasn't been implemented yet, but from the official trailer on Steam it does have multiplayer with up to 12 people on a map.

it also needs some serious sound design enhancement. tornados are deafening. the sound alone is terrifying.

Wait does it tell you what the tornado is on the EF scale in this game?

Gas prices are way to cheap for being that far out lol those stations are always way more expensive than normal

I believe this is the edited video from that stream.

@@Roshasis oh okay that makes sense thanks :D

Tornado doesn't become a hurricane. These are 2 different type of storms. They form differently, have different size and last different amount of time. Simply explained (even tho there are more things) with few points: - Tornadoes form mostly on ground, while hurricanes form over warm and tropical oceans and they need the warm body of water. - Tornados last from few seconds to few hours. The longest lasting tornado was in 1925 and lasted for 3.5 hours, but it's not very common for tornadoes to last for hours and the average duration of tornado is 5-10 minites. Hurricanes on the other side can go on for weeks and are much more long lasting in general. - Tornadoes are much smaller and more concentrated in an area compared to hurricanes, the widest tornado recorded was in 2013 El Reno being 2.5 miles vortex (but again the average tornado is much smaller) while hurricanes can grow 25 to 150 miles in diameter over warm water. - Tornadoes can cause severe damage over the path they are taking, while hurricanes can devastate whole cities and areas just because how huge they can be. - Hurricanes usually start falling apart when they touch land because they need the warm ocean to sustain themselves, the storm itself can continue for hundreds of miles, but it starts losing energy, the vortex falls apart and gets weaker and weaker.

Also want him to play that game again But he has them on twitch

You probably watched the VOD, which has the full, unedited stream. This version is edited down for people who don't want to watch 4 hours' worth.

That's pretty high for early access. Maybe wait a bit and see if the developer is active or if it's just a quick cash grab. Unfortunately a lot of these games look cool/have creative ideas but the devs don't have the time/money/skill to see it through. I would personally love to see this game succeed but it is pretty steep at this stage.

@@spongerobert I am already following the Discord server of the game and will see for announcements and updates. Maybe after some time I will think about a purchase of the game. It’s on my wishlist

Damn, very active dev and quite fast