The Replicators Board Your Space Platform (Dev Log 4.5)

A small note: I got delayed uploading this video and I did a lot of things in the meantime. I'm hoping to still upload the new version the day the video is live, but I can't promise anymore. A huge update is coming this weekend. Probably even bigger than the initial beta release of the mod. Enjoy! The Replicators have reached space. Some of the asteroids that come at your space platform are Replicator ships, and the ones that get through land against your hull and send walkers at you. A showcase of the new version, on a demo ship parked over Nauvis. First the four sizes of Replicator ship: the medium one runs its laser turrets off your own ship's grid, so cutting your power silences them. Where they land, how they lead a moving ship, and why the longer side of your platform gets boarded more. Then what they carry: a storage tank that pays research, a cargo tank of thruster fuel or oxidizer for a stranded ship, the advanced Replicator core, and on the huge ship, 40 walkers and a ZPM reactor. Last, back on the ground, the late game built on that ZPM: the ZPM generator, zero-point flasks from the Liquimetal Processing Facility, the Zero-point energy technology and the new Replicator modules. Proliferation 0.33.0 Chapters 00:00 What are we doing in space? 01:24 Replicator asteroids, four sizes 02:06 The medium ship runs on your power 03:17 Three ways to take one down 04:17 Where they land, and a border you cannot see 05:26 They lead a moving ship 05:56 The longer side gets boarded more 06:35 A big one and its boarding party 07:17 The Replicator storage tank 07:37 The cargo tank: fuel for a stranded ship 08:19 Cutting the power 09:05 The advanced Replicator core 09:51 The huge ship: 40 walkers 10:48 A ZPM reactor 11:54 Why the cargo tanks rarely survive 12:41 The ZPM generator 13:55 Zero-point flasks and the Liquimetal Processing Facility 15:38 The Zero-point energy technology 16:57 The Replicator speed module 17:20 What a flask costs 18:18 The other Replicator modules 18:48 Goodbye