Hello everyone. I'm Trent here to share some tips and tricks to use when playing hard spaceship breaker our industrial sci-fi zero G spaceship salvaging game, But first on behalf of the Dev team and our friends at Focus I'd like to personally thank all of you cutters out there from all over the world that have joined us in our journey through early access on Steam, we've been listening and we're already talking about your feedback your ideas. your suggestions you're already helping us make the game better and we've only just begun so again. The Lynx Corporation is also very grateful for your free feedbacks and ideas. Okay In this video we have 10 important tips and tricks for all you cutters out there to help you keep your credits high and your death count is low number one. learn the grapple The grapple tool is vital for moving heavy and dangerous objects that are floating in space The pole function can bring light objects towards you or bring yourself to objects that are far heavier than you are careful though if you pull too fast bad things can happen also. When you're trying to pull fragile components out of tight spaces, you can rotate grappled objects by rotating yourself number two Practice the cutter remember the old adage measure twice cut once because in ship breaker, sometimes you only get one shot the powerful split saw head mount for your cutting tool can quickly slice through large walls with it's searing hot laser, but it can also damage valuable components and accidentally se fuel. Hidden behind those walls your sock can make both horizontal and vertical cuts and you always have the option to switch to the Stinger head mount when you're looking for more precision number three use your hands your hands are vital tools when navigating zero G environments your magnetic gloves can be used to grab and hold on to metal objects and walls use them to stabilize your aim or cushion yourself from high velocity impact. hands. Also be used to carefully move and manipulate objects around in the environment and come in handy when you're trying not to get sucked out of an airlock. number four tethers tithers are an advanced upgrade feature for your grapple tool that pulls objects together once they're activated larger objects will pull smaller objects towards them while tethered objects of similar Mass will pull themselves together using multiple tithers increases the strength of the pool. so if you stack enough tithers. All in the same direction you can move almost anything refilling your tether does cost precious credits, though so use them wisely, especially early in the campaign number five atmospheric regulation you will encounter some areas and ships that are still pressurized and exposing them to a vacuum leads to a decompression event. The escaping oxygen hurdles all loose objects towards the breach and often results in an explosive chain reaction the safest way to depressurize the room is to find an atmosphere. And shut it off if that's not an option. try to find a safe spot to decompress the room. so if you're feeling creative, sometimes you can even use decompression events to your advantage number six power and electricity A ship's power is controlled by a power cell or a generator depending on the class of ship always take this into account when salvaging because once you remove the ship's power source many of its systems will begin to malfunction or shut down completely. Be careful when removing power sources like reactors, power sources become unstable as soon as they removed from their casing and can damage nearby objects and overcharge any electronic equipment they come in contact with number seven. fuel and fire fuel pipes are safe to cut if you find a way to remove the fuel inside first If you find the correct valve, you can expel the fuel manually or if you can't, there's always the option to perform some controlled demolitions to flush it out yourself use caution when making. Ruptured fuel lines fuel leaks often create deadly gas clouds that can easily be ignited number eight be cool coolant pipes and tanks can flash freeze walls and break fragile objects frozen surfaces can easily be shattered with enough force making cooling tanks a great way to make large holes without the risk of setting everything on fire in a pinch seasoned cutters have also been known to use cooling sprays to extinguish fires. Number nine picking the right ship there are multiple classes with varying roles all with different shapes, sizes and configurations the right ship you a bigger bonus If you know what you're looking for if you require furniture to complete your next certification, small transport ships usually have a good number of passenger seats that you can salvage if you're hunting for metal. However, large industrial cargo ships might be your best bet. Number 10 certifications and blowouts completing work orders is the best way to increase your certification level, which gives you access to new ship types as well as new tools and upgrades. while it's always a good idea to salvage the entire ship to maximize your credit, even if it takes multiple shifts to do so there may be times when you only need an object or two to complete your next certification and unlock that new upgrade you've been waiting for you always have the. Get what you need from a ship and then your shift early to purchase your upgrades right away but be careful Linx doesn't like it when you waste precious resources and will likely dock your pay to discourage this type of behavior in the future. Thanks for taking the time to check out this video and if you'd like to find out more about heart spaceship braker, you can join our community on our official discord channel Until next time. Stay safe out there cutters.