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Video della alpha 29 di Prison Architetc, titolo da diversi anni disponibile nella sezione Accesso Anticipato di Steam che non è ancora arrivato alla release definitiva. Il filmato come al solito mostra molti minuti di gioco con cui gli sviluppatori illustrano le novità introdotte con la nuova versione. Vi ricordiamo che Prison Architect è un titolo esclusivo per PC.
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00:00As I've just actually noticed that the first new feature is that truck drivers have been replaced by a television
00:05set
00:08There you go
00:10Oh God, I've been back in 2011
00:13Jesus, welcome
00:14Here's another bug for you, folks
00:16Welcome to R429
00:20He actually changes direction as he's walking and everything
00:31Hello, mate
00:32Hello, mate
00:33Hello, mate
00:33Happy New Year
00:34Oh, thanks, mate
00:34That's a bit out of date, isn't it?
00:35It's the end of January now
00:36Yes, but this is the first update of 2015 for us
00:41That's right
00:41So, and I think we did it last year as well
00:43And you said the same thing last year
00:44We're just old men with Alzheimer's forgetting what went before
00:47We'll just do the same old jokes
00:48So much time has passed since we started this process, hasn't it?
00:52It has indeed
00:53We're already 1-12th of the way through this year
00:55And I think I said the same thing last year
00:58But January is a miserable bloody time, isn't it?
01:00Yeah, it is, isn't it?
01:02Which day is it?
01:03It's the most miserable day of the entire year
01:05Well, there's two, right?
01:07We have gone past International Divorce Day
01:10Right
01:11Which is the day that most people get divorced
01:13Because they think, like, oh, we'll give it one more Christmas
01:15No, actually, you are a, you know, filthy pig
01:18And I don't want to live with you anymore
01:18You really did still cheat on that person
01:20That's right, that's right
01:21I've had enough
01:22I thought maybe Christmas would be great
01:23But actually, your mother-in-law's a terrible hag, etc, etc
01:26So we've had that
01:28And now we've got Suicide Day to look forward to
01:30We've not quite gotten to that yet
01:33Oh, great, when's that?
01:34I don't know
01:34I don't know when it is
01:35And I reckon it must move, right?
01:38The fact that there's, you know, one day
01:40Where everybody, you know, the bell curve peaks
01:42Can't be the case
01:43The point is, it's a thoroughly miserable time of year
01:47Right
01:48So it's time for an announcement
01:56We're going to finish Prison Architect in 2015
02:03Maybe
02:03I said it, mate
02:05He lied
02:05I said it
02:06We're doing it
02:07What year did you say?
02:08This is me, this year
02:09This is me committing us
02:11Wow
02:12Really?
02:13Yes
02:14I'm not going to say when
02:16Well, you just did
02:17You just said 2015
02:18Yeah, but I didn't mean like
02:18What quarter or what day
02:21But it is me committing us
02:25Well, you
02:25Yeah
02:26To delivering
02:27That's really interesting
02:28Because you're not actually a developer
02:29No, but I'm of the producers
02:31You're not actually a programmer on this project
02:33No, but I'm a producer
02:34So how are you going to make this happen?
02:35Have you seen Newsroom?
02:37I'm watching a lot of Newsroom
02:38Yeah, I've seen Newsroom
02:39I love Newsroom
02:39Right
02:40So you, right
02:42Are Will McAvoy
02:43Great
02:44Right
02:44And I am Mackenzie McHale
02:49Both of those characters
02:50Are significantly better looking than us
02:51I'm afraid to say
02:52Yeah, that's true
02:54That is very true
02:56Wow
02:57That's a big announcement
02:58That's an announcement, isn't it?
02:59So, more announcements
03:01Another one?
03:02Because we're going to launch in 2015
03:05I phoned up and had lunch the other day
03:08With John Cook of Bad Management
03:10Our old agent
03:11And I've charged John
03:13To try and find for us
03:15A retail partner
03:17And also, maybe
03:19Exploitation on the consoles, mate
03:30What day was
03:31Suicide Day again
03:36Mate, it's going to be better than Darwinian Plus
03:37If it happens
03:39Don't worry
03:39Oh my god
03:45You've just got a fucking Stockholm Syndrome
03:47Or something
03:48You just can't
03:51You can't say all this
03:52You have to pretend to be happy
03:53Otherwise the potential partners
03:55Are going to listen to this
03:56And think
03:56They don't want to work with you
04:00You just
04:02Alright
04:03Wait, say something happy
04:04That sounds great
04:05Good, we'll put that in the edit
04:07I'll get my dev kit out
04:08We'll put that in the edit
04:09I think I left it somewhere in a fire
04:15God
04:16Wow
04:17Next month
04:19There's not going to be a huge amount in the PC Alpha
04:21Ah, yes
04:22I know about this one
04:23You know about this one, don't you?
04:25Because next month
04:26You and Johnny
04:28Programmer
04:28Are going to have a little bit of a look
04:30At an iPad version of PA
04:32Yes
04:33We're going
04:33We've decided that we're going to take a month out
04:36Me and Johnny
04:37So it fits within our Alpha schedule
04:39So
04:41And we're going to focus exclusively on
04:43The iPad version
04:44And see what we can do
04:45See if we can get it into a decent shape
04:49Certainly won't be finished by the end of February
04:51But we should have something to show by the end of February
04:55On video, I mean
04:56Yeah
04:57In no way is this a commitment at all
04:59We're just having a little experiment
05:00Yeah
05:01I think we need to make that very clear
05:02Yeah
05:03But it does mean that the
05:06February Alpha is going to be pretty light
05:07We're not going to do so many big things
05:10So we'll see
05:11Who knows whether we'll actually
05:12Have that much at all in that Alpha
05:14But I think it's important
05:15One of the things about the monthly schedule
05:17Is that it's very difficult for us
05:19To find the time to do things
05:21Like an iPad version
05:22Right
05:22Because we're on contract
05:24To produce a new Alpha every month
05:26Effectively
05:27Yeah, exactly
05:28So by taking a month out
05:29At least we keep it within the framework
05:31Of the Alpha process
05:32But anyway
05:33January
05:34What have we done?
05:35Ah
05:35Yes
05:36Should we actually look at some features?
05:37Let's look at some features
05:38Okay
05:39Let's do it
05:41I'm going to load this prism
05:43Okay
05:43So
05:43I'll go straight in then
05:45It's not really straight in at this point
05:46Is it?
05:46Straight in with our first new feature
05:50Without further ado
05:51Without further ado
05:52Let's get straight on with our brand new feature
05:55Ten minutes in now
05:57Truck drivers
05:58I put truck drivers in last month
06:00They're an effort to solve this problem
06:02The queuing problem
06:04The queuing problem of vehicles
06:05Continuous problem that's played the game
06:07And they do help
06:08But they don't really solve the problem
06:10To be honest
06:10They just make it a little bit better
06:12But now I've really solved it properly
06:15By replacing them with television sets
06:17Replace them with
06:18No
06:19I've replaced them with
06:20Delivery zones
06:22That can run completely in parallel
06:23Ah
06:24Okay
06:24So what I'm going to do
06:25Is I'm going to erase this delivery zone
06:27Yeah
06:28Completely
06:29And I'm actually going to move the garbage zone as well
06:32Yeah
06:33And let's make a new delivery zone
06:37Just for demonstration
06:38I'm just going to put it here
06:39Okay
06:40It's going to go all the way down here
06:42All right
06:42An enormous
06:43Big ass delivery zone
06:45Yeah
06:45Like that
06:47All right
06:47And then we'll have garbage
06:50Maybe down here
06:51Or something
06:51Here
06:52Here's a good spot for garbage
06:53Yeah
06:53That's good
06:54Yeah
06:54That was a nice piece of green
06:55That we'll just take over
06:56And use as garbage
06:57Turn into a rubbish dump
06:58Exactly
06:58So what happens now
07:00Is
07:01Once the cars stop
07:02For whatever reason
07:03Right
07:04So that truck there stopped
07:05Because the car in front was blocking it
07:07Yeah
07:07You can see that every vehicle
07:09That is adjacent to the new delivery zone
07:11Actually unloads simultaneously
07:13Okay
07:14Okay
07:16That's good
07:16That's good
07:17That's going to speed things up a lot isn't it
07:18It actually makes an absolutely enormous difference
07:19Yeah
07:20Once you get a clear run
07:21And you get all the delivery trucks
07:22Just lining up
07:23Yeah
07:24And then the workmen for example
07:26Are much more efficient
07:27At unloading your delivery trucks
07:29Right
07:30And the same applies for export zones
07:32And garbage as well
07:34You can actually parallelise them too
07:36Nice
07:36Yeah
07:37As you can see these guys
07:39Are just so
07:39Previously they would have just been sat there
07:40You know
07:41Doing nothing
07:42That's right
07:42Waiting
07:42Twiddling their thumbs
07:43Yeah
07:44But it's
07:44You can clear
07:46I mean in this particular case
07:47You can probably unload
07:48Four or five trucks at once
07:49Yeah
07:50Yeah
07:50And it just sorts that problem out
07:52Brilliant
07:53Alright
07:57Nice
07:58Let's have a look
08:00At some new room types
08:02Shall we
08:02Okay
08:03Yeah
08:03I need to just
08:06Let's build
08:07I'm going to build a couple of new rooms
08:11Buildings I mean
08:12Yes
08:14Here we go
08:15It's been a while since I've actually
08:16Built anything
08:18In an alpha video
08:20It's true isn't it
08:20Yeah
08:21It's been more systems
08:22And how things are
08:23How things are sort of flowing
08:24Exactly
08:24Yeah
08:24We don't always do
08:25Like new rooms and things
08:27We often do
08:27Like new systems
08:28That's right
08:29Look at that
08:30Look how paralysed all that is
08:31You know
08:31All those trucks
08:32Yeah
08:32It's nice
08:33That's how it should be isn't it
08:34Yeah it works really well
08:34It's nice
08:35It's actually
08:37For someone like me
08:38Strangely satisfying
08:39To see that queue unblocked
08:42Do you know what I mean
08:42Well you know
08:43The thing is
08:44I was reading an article about this
08:45And the fact that you've replaced
08:46Truck drivers with televisions
08:48Reminded me
08:48It was a
08:49It was a thing about
08:51Driverless cars
08:52You know
08:52Oh yeah
08:53And the idea of
08:55Cloud transportation
08:56So that when they come in
08:57Driverless cars
08:58Yeah
08:59We won't need to own our own cars
09:01Obviously some people will want to
09:02Yeah
09:02But the
09:03And this guy
09:04He was a little economist
09:04And he'd done an estimate
09:06And there's something
09:06I can't remember what it is
09:07There's something like
09:0825 billion cars on the planet
09:10Or something ridiculous
09:10Right
09:11And
09:12And he
09:13He estimated that
09:14There was going to be
09:15The requirement for
09:16A hundred
09:16A factor of a hundred
09:17Fewer cars
09:18On the road
09:19Because
09:20You know
09:20There'd just be like
09:21These little taxis
09:22Always going from A to B
09:23No car would ever be parked
09:24You see
09:25Because cars are parked
09:26For all the time
09:27But if they're just
09:27Constantly running
09:28And he was extrapolating it
09:30To talk about
09:31Loading and unloading
09:32And
09:33Construction
09:35Vehicles
09:35And all these other things
09:36That we need
09:38To keep the world going
09:40Currently being driven by people
09:41And being unused
09:42For certain amounts of time
09:43All of that
09:44All of that
09:45Going away
09:46And your
09:47Your little delivery bay there
09:48You know
09:49Your parallel delivery bay
09:51Just made me think about that
09:52It's like a little microcosm
09:53Interesting idea
09:54Interesting idea
09:55Do you really think
09:55It's going to make that much
09:56Of a difference
09:57To the number of cars
09:58It's hard to tell
09:59It's one of those
09:59Generational things
10:00Isn't it
10:00I can't imagine
10:01Millions of Americans
10:02Not owning cars
10:03Yeah
10:04Yeah
10:04Well this is the thing
10:05I mean
10:05He's looking at some
10:06Surveys and things
10:07That say that
10:0870% of people
10:09Would be happy
10:10If a driverless technology
10:12Was proved to work
10:12Would be happy
10:13Using a driverless technology
10:14You know
10:16Because a lot of people
10:17They
10:18Driving is fun
10:19But
10:20Only in certain circumstances
10:21Your morning commute
10:22Is not fun
10:23You know
10:24People would rather be
10:25Sat in a driverless car
10:27Watching
10:28Breakfast news
10:29Or
10:29You know
10:30Whatever you watch
10:31In the morning
10:31And having a coffee
10:32And a
10:33You know
10:34And a pastry
10:34On the way to work
10:35Because it would
10:35Save them time
10:36Maybe
10:37Maybe
10:37Yeah
10:37Maybe
10:38It's an interesting topic
10:39And I have to think
10:40A little bit more about that
10:41Yeah
10:41I'm not entirely sure
10:42I believe him
10:43Because there's buses
10:44And trains
10:45And people hate buses
10:45And trains
10:46They're different things
10:47Though aren't they
10:47Because you're all
10:48Crammed in
10:49Right
10:49They don't get you
10:50From your house
10:51To your destination
10:51You're talking about
10:52You're talking about
10:53A mythical future
10:54Where there are
10:54Only driverless cars
10:55You're going to get in a car
10:56And it's going to have
10:57It's going to have
10:58The unconscious body
10:59Of some drunk on the floor
11:00Right
11:01Who got in it
11:02When he got out of club
11:03No it's not
11:03Because you're just going to
11:04Order another car
11:05Aren't you
11:05You wouldn't
11:06You know
11:06You wouldn't take a taxi
11:07That had
11:08Well if it's a driverless car
11:09Then it's
11:10What I'm saying is that
11:11They're not going to be like
11:12Wonderfully nice
11:13Chauffeur driven vehicles
11:14Are they
11:15They're going to be
11:16Dirty city cars
11:17Permanently in action
11:18Well some of them will be
11:19But equally
11:20Why not just have a little button
11:21That says this car is filthy
11:22And it goes off to the depot
11:23Maybe
11:23Maybe
11:24And you pay for
11:25You pay for various levels of service
11:26Yeah you could do
11:27Exactly
11:28Exactly
11:28You could
11:29Different size and things
11:30Anyway
11:30Anyway that's not about
11:31Prison Architect
11:31That's about the next game
11:33Imagine if we had a city simulator
11:35Oh there you go
11:36If only
11:36Some sort of generator
11:37Right
11:38Let's talk about new rooms
11:39Yes
11:39Let's talk about the library
11:42Right
11:43Right
11:43So I'm going to create a library here
11:45And this is a new room type that we've only just created
11:48And in the library I'm going to create some bookshelves
11:53Like this
11:55And maybe a bit like this
11:59A bit like this
12:01A little bit of layout variety
12:03Yeah
12:04And I'm also going to create a librarian's desk or two
12:09Brilliant
12:09Now a library like many of the other room types that exists
12:12Is a room in which prisoners work
12:14Yeah
12:15In fact prisoners have to work in the library
12:16Because you don't
12:17You don't get
12:19Tons of wonderful new books delivered to your prison
12:21Right
12:22What you get is
12:23Well it's like in Shawshank Redemption
12:24Yeah
12:25You get boxes of sundries and used books
12:27And discarded books and magazines
12:29That's right
12:29And so there's quite a big job involved
12:31Sorting them
12:32All quite bland as well I think
12:34Don't they
12:34In some prisons
12:35Yeah
12:36They you know try and remove anything that might be kind of inflammatory or
12:40Oh interesting
12:41Yeah
12:41Which I think is probably what most people would like to read
12:44You know
12:44But it's all Mills and Boone you know novels and romantic fiction and you know
12:49Yeah so let's go to prison labour and let's assign some prisoners to work in there
12:53Yeah
12:53There we go
12:53There's our library
12:54Now what's going to happen is
12:56If we take a look at the needs of our prison
12:58We've got some new needs down here at the bottom
13:01Literacy
13:02All right
13:02Now so a small number of your prisoners
13:04Typically the ones who are of an academic persuasion
13:08Similar people that tend to do very well at education courses and things like that
13:11Yeah
13:12Will entertain themselves by reading books if you have the option available
13:16I was going to criticise you and say literacy is not a need
13:19But I think you're sort of saying kind of intellectual stimulation
13:23Yeah it is
13:24You remember Maslow's hierarchy of needs
13:26I do remember that
13:26That thing that you invented
13:27Yeah I didn't invent it
13:29It would have been called Morris's hierarchy of needs
13:31But Maslow invented it
13:32It was just that I told you it's the way to build a prisoner model
13:35Of course
13:35That's exactly what happened
13:36Yeah
13:37And
13:37I'm glad you finally admit that
13:40That's precisely what happened in your little mind
13:42Yeah
13:43In your little dreams
13:44Right
13:44And at the top of that hierarchy there was something with a very bad name
13:49Like self-actualisation
13:50Yes okay
13:51Self-improvement or something
13:52Right right
13:53It's essentially
13:53Reading isn't just
13:54Reading isn't the same as watching television
13:56You know
13:56Yes
13:57There's something beyond it
13:58Which is about learning
13:59And being curious
14:00And entertaining the mind
14:03In a richer way than watching TV for example
14:06Introversion software
14:07A public service broadcaster
14:09Read more books kids
14:10Yeah definitely
14:10Especially if you're a prisoner
14:11Prisoners love reading books
14:13They love it
14:13Yeah
14:14So this guy is working in the prison right now
14:16So you can see he's been sent a stack of books
14:19Yeah
14:21And he's gradually sorting them
14:24Until they can actually be used
14:25Okay
14:26Let's have a look at my logistics
14:28There's only one guy working in there at the moment
14:30There we go
14:32Now it takes a little time for you to stock up your library
14:35It doesn't immediately spring into action
14:37You can't just suddenly have a library can you
14:39Yeah exactly
14:40Now whilst that's underway
14:41Let's have a look at the other one shall we
14:43Yes
14:44The other major room I'm going to look at
14:46Is a chapel
14:48Okay
14:48Now let's wander into some hot water
14:50Yes
14:51Head first
14:53I see you've used the Christian cross
14:55Now now
14:56To symbolise a chapel
14:58Underneath the description it says
14:59What happens when a bureaucratic committee gets together
15:02And designs a solution to inmates' religious needs
15:05A multi-faith prayer room
15:08Yes
15:08That's what
15:08But here we refer to it as chapel
15:11Because multi-faith prayer room wouldn't have fitted into the space
15:13Yes
15:14But this is essentially
15:15It is a compromise
15:17It is the kind of compromise that you get in a prison
15:19That's right
15:20There is no prison that has ever existed
15:22That has a mosque
15:24And a chapel
15:26And a synagogue
15:29Side by side
15:30You know
15:31They just don't exist
15:32In fact
15:32Actually my nearby hospital
15:34Adam Brooks Hospital
15:35Has
15:35Has exactly that
15:37It has a plaque on the outside
15:39That says multi-faith prayer room
15:41Yeah
15:41And inside it's a kind of weird hybrid
15:44It's weird
15:45You know
15:45It's just like
15:46A weird mixture of all the fates of the world
15:49All the different symbolisms and things
15:51Yeah
15:52And every now and then
15:53A different religious leader
15:54Yes
15:55Will do some outreach
15:56And will come out from wherever he's from
15:58And will deliver some kind of religious programme
16:01You know
16:02See
16:02You know
16:03I very much
16:05Admire the attempt
16:06But what happens if you're a humanist
16:08If you're an atheist
16:09And you just want a quiet room to meditate in
16:12They're excluded in a multi-faith prayer room
16:15Aren't they
16:15No
16:15Because the multi-faith prayer room
16:17Does not state
16:17That you have to believe in any higher entity
16:19Of any kind
16:21Ah
16:22You think they're arguing
16:23That you're having faith
16:24That there is no entity
16:25Yeah
16:25Anyone can do that
16:27And so
16:28What is it
16:28About a third of your prisoners
16:29Have a spirituality need
16:31Which can be satisfied in a chapel
16:33You have to build some
16:34You can build
16:35These are
16:36You have to build an altar
16:37Yeah
16:38Inside
16:38Which is the place
16:40Where the spiritual leader
16:41Will generally stand
16:42Yeah
16:42You can build pews
16:44Okay
16:45If you want to
16:46Very much in the
16:47You can build
16:48Prayer mats
16:49Anglican tradition
16:50Okay
16:51Now we're getting a bit more diverse
16:52That's good
16:53A little bit of diversity here
16:56Here we go
16:56Now
16:57The basics
16:58Of just that
16:58Will actually work
16:59To satisfy the spirituality needs
17:01Of your prisoners
17:02Right
17:03Right
17:03So
17:03Once it's been constructed
17:05They will slowly
17:07Start to use the room
17:09And
17:10Their spirituality need
17:11Will be discharged
17:12Just like all the rest
17:13Yeah
17:13Now I've always had a theory
17:15The reason I've gone a little bit quiet
17:16Is because I believe
17:18That
17:19Cats
17:19Are
17:20Directly connected
17:21To Satan
17:21And also
17:23Directly
17:23Have a link to hell
17:24Right
17:25And that's when you can't find them
17:26That's where they've gone
17:27Right
17:27They've gone back to hell
17:29To receive instruction
17:30They've gone through a portal
17:32And my little black cat
17:33Who wasn't in my office
17:34When I walked in here
17:35And closed the door
17:37Teleported
17:38Opened her connection to hell
17:39Oh my god
17:39And then jumped up
17:40Onto the keyboard
17:41At exactly the point
17:42At which you started
17:44Talking about the chapel
17:45So that's why
17:45I might have been a little bit
17:46Yeah
17:46Wow
17:47So she just
17:47She came through her portal
17:48Into your room
17:49That's right
17:50Here we go
17:50So we have our first prisoners
17:52Oh look at that
17:53Praying
17:53In our
17:54Oh Mitch
17:55You'll take your sunglasses off
17:56So some respect
17:56Let's assume that he's blind
17:58Or there's some other reason
17:59Why you
17:59In our multi-faith prayer room
18:01That's right
18:02How's our library doing
18:03So you can see gradually
18:03The prisoners have been sorting
18:05The books that have been coming in
18:06And you see our shelves
18:07Are starting to get a little bit
18:08Brilliant
18:08That's really good
18:09A few little books
18:09Starting to appear
18:10And they will
18:11I like that
18:11They will actually fill up
18:12All the way to full
18:13Once you
18:13It takes a while
18:15It takes a little while
18:15That's nice
18:16I love the attention to detail
18:18You see
18:18See that attention to detail
18:20Is why other people
18:22Can't finish our projects for us
18:24Yeah
18:24Because other people
18:25Would have had
18:26No books on the shelf
18:28Yeah
18:28And then at the point
18:30At which it was sorted
18:30The bookshelf
18:31Just would have spontaneously
18:32Become full
18:33You know
18:34Yeah
18:35Whereas we spent
18:35Hours and hours
18:36Working on
18:37Varied ways
18:39To represent bookshelves
18:40And we actually did
18:41It's actually composited
18:43Of multiple layers
18:44With different sprites put in
18:45There's quite a lot of variety
18:47Going on there
18:47Yeah well done mate
18:49That's good
18:49I like that
18:50I think everybody
18:50Likes that
18:51When they play our games
18:52Attention to detail
18:53Yeah
18:53So what else can we do
18:55Well under reform programmes
18:56We have a new reform programme
18:59Called
19:00Spiritual Guidance
19:01Okay
19:03So what this means
19:04Let's start it up
19:07Let's start up
19:08Let's do a few
19:10It's a programme
19:11Just like any other
19:12It calls in an external teacher
19:14Which will be a spiritual leader
19:15From within the community
19:18Yeah
19:18A spiritual leader
19:19From the local community
19:20Will lead them through prayers
19:21And instill a sense of calm
19:22Amongst your prisoners
19:24So what does this actually do
19:25We spend a while
19:26Trying to figure out
19:27What we're actually going to
19:28What's the
19:29What is it going to mean
19:30For a prisoner
19:31To go to the chapel
19:33What difference is that going to have
19:34To say
19:35What the hell is going on
19:36With that guy and his dog
19:37He's got a long leash
19:41Look at that
19:41He's got a wall penetrating leash
19:43That's impressive
19:45That's a bug
19:46Yeah
19:46No it's not
19:47It's fine
19:47It's fine
19:48Oh is it
19:49He's meant to wait
19:50But he obviously
19:51Couldn't be bothered
19:52Okay
19:54He had somewhere to be
19:55It's not a bug mate
19:56It's a feature
19:57Yeah it's a feature
19:58It's a
19:58It's a
19:59Opportunity
20:00That's what it is
20:01Good
20:02Good
20:02So the spiritual leader
20:03Comes in
20:04Alright let's have a look
20:05Let's go around to
20:0711am
20:07Let's get it happening
20:08Let's have a look at him
20:11So yeah
20:12Spiritual leaders
20:17Let me make sure it's working
20:22Here he comes
20:23So who do we have
20:24Whoa
20:24Hello
20:25Hey look at that
20:26Yeah that's good
20:26He looks like a sort of
20:28A monk
20:30He looks like a
20:31I can't think of which denomination
20:33I think he's
20:34From the Christian church
20:35Is he?
20:37This is all the sprites of the game
20:39Oh this is very cool isn't it
20:40It's very cool isn't it
20:41I've not seen this before
20:42Here we go
20:43Here they are
20:43Here's our spiritual leaders
20:45Alright
20:47Oh yes yep
20:48Check those guys out
20:49They're really cool
20:50They're really cool aren't they
20:51Thanks Ryan
20:53Yeah so you get
20:54A random spiritual leader
20:56Each time
20:56He comes in and does his
20:57Does his thing
20:59So if any
21:00If any faiths
21:01Feel that they're
21:02Underrepresented in this group
21:03Let us know
21:04And we will
21:05We'll attempt
21:06If we've missed anyone out
21:07Well there was quite a lot
21:08Of worldly religions
21:09I mean obviously there's no
21:10Jedi in here
21:10That's one thing I've noticed
21:12Oh
21:13Why didn't you put a Jedi in
21:14Yeah
21:15Yeah
21:15Now that I think about it
21:16It's obvious
21:18We'll get a Jedi in
21:18A little bit of a
21:19Contraband issue
21:23Prisoners with lightsabers
21:25Well Sikhs have daggers
21:26Yeah that's true
21:27Ceremonial daggers
21:28They have ceremonial daggers
21:30That they're allowed to carry
21:31I'm not sure they would be
21:31Allowed into the prison
21:32Well do you know what
21:33I bet you they would
21:34It'd be interesting to look
21:34Into that wouldn't it
21:36Find out what the
21:37How they manage that issue
21:38Yeah
21:38So here we can see
21:39So here is a
21:40Ah yes
21:41Here is a spiritual leader
21:43I don't know what you
21:43Giving a sermon
21:45Is that
21:45Yes
21:45Can I say
21:46Giving a sermon
21:47Is that reasonably generic
21:48I think people know what they mean
21:50Yeah
21:50Yeah
21:50Giving spiritual instruction
21:51Exactly
21:52So how does it actually work
21:53Right so these guys
21:54That are in here
21:55It does
21:56It does
21:57Deal with their
21:58Spirituality need
21:59Yeah
21:59Certainly
22:00But what actually happens is
22:01It instills a sense of calm
22:03In your prisoners
22:03Yes
22:04Is that a status effect
22:05It gives a status effect
22:06To your prisoners
22:06Yes
22:07Nice
22:07One of these
22:08Nice
22:09And that makes them
22:10Significantly less likely
22:12To cause trouble
22:13For the next
22:1412 hours or so
22:15I think it is
22:16That's good
22:16Now beyond that though
22:17It actually has
22:18A radius effect
22:20It has an area of effect
22:21Right
22:22Because they become
22:23Because they become
22:24Sort of emissaries
22:25In their own right
22:26Because they've been to this
22:27Wonderful spiritual event
22:29Right
22:29If they run into other people
22:31Who are about to kick off
22:32Or start a major fight
22:33They actually help to talk
22:35That fight down
22:35A bit of a calming
22:36Calming influence
22:37Yes
22:37They calm it down
22:38A little bit
22:39They bring it down
22:40Right
22:40And so
22:40You can kind of
22:41Even though only
22:42Maybe a third of your prisoners
22:44Might be into this
22:45Directly
22:46They then
22:47Go into your prison
22:48Is that too much
22:49Do you think
22:50Is that I mean
22:50If a third of your prisoners
22:51Are doing this
22:52Having their calming effects
22:53It doesn't last for very long
22:54No
22:54It's okay
22:55Because there's only
22:55A handful of places in here
22:57Right
22:57I mean you've got
22:58292 prisoners
22:59Right
23:00There's only a handful
23:00Of places in the chapels
23:01It's not that many people
23:02That are going to
23:04Have this effect
23:05But it's just
23:06It's just a general
23:07Calming effect
23:08On your prison
23:08So libraries
23:10The way that libraries work
23:11Is once they've become
23:12Stocked up
23:12Once you've got some books
23:14On the shelves
23:15Prisoners that have that need
23:16Will come to the library
23:17Now and then
23:18And borrow books
23:18And they'll take them
23:20All around the prison
23:20It's really quite nice actually
23:22They'll take them
23:22To their canteen
23:23They'll take them
23:23Back to their cell
23:24And they'll just kind of
23:25Sit there reading
23:26Yeah
23:27Hopefully we can see
23:28An example of that
23:29Let's have let it run for a bit
23:30Now can I ask a question
23:32Yeah
23:32Contraband
23:36Let's have a look
23:39Scissors
23:39Is it a distribution
23:41Currently you can get scissors
23:42From the library
23:43Do people put drugs in books
23:46Yes
23:47Of course they do
23:48Of course they do
23:49Like any other
23:50Any incoming
23:52Delivery of anything
23:53Yeah
23:54Can contain contraband
23:56So it is a source of contraband
23:57And the library
23:58Because it's such a meeting place
23:59For people
23:59Yes
24:00Will be a hot spot
24:01A hot spot
24:02So you'll have to
24:02You'll have to deal with that
24:03And there is a throughput
24:04Of books as well
24:05Every time a book
24:06Goes around the cycle
24:07When a book is returned
24:08To the library
24:08It goes back into
24:09The unsorted boxes
24:10Right
24:11And it has to be sorted
24:12Back into the shelves again
24:13Right
24:14And there's a loss rate
24:15Right
24:16There's a certain
24:17Percentage loss rate
24:18Amongst your books
24:19Where they're just
24:20Thrown away
24:20Yeah
24:21So there's always
24:22An incoming
24:23Need for more books
24:24Right
24:25That's good
24:25That's good
24:26It's nice
24:26I like that
24:26Yeah
24:29Okay
24:30Let's take a look
24:31At another new room type
24:35Parole room
24:37Now this
24:38Parole
24:40Remains one of the
24:42One of the big
24:44Conspicuous by its
24:46Absence
24:47Features
24:47Of the game
24:48No?
24:50Yes
24:50Every prison has parole
24:52This is one of the big
24:53Parts of the game
24:54That we hadn't tackled
24:55Yes
24:56Why hadn't we
24:57Tackled parole before?
24:59Because it's hard
24:59Because it's very hard
25:01And we spent a long time
25:03Trying to figure out
25:04Head scratching
25:05Right
25:05What kind of mini game
25:07Are we going to make
25:07The player play
25:08In order to determine
25:10When his prisoners
25:10Are released
25:11You know
25:11How is the
25:12How are you going to get
25:13You know
25:14The pop up on screen
25:15Do you wish to parole
25:15This prisoner
25:17And you know
25:17And you have to look
25:18At his bio
25:18There's a guy with a book
25:19See
25:20He's borrowed a book
25:21Oh yeah
25:22Have a little read
25:25And he'll take it back
25:26To his cell or somewhere
25:28You know
25:28So like
25:30I imagined it originally
25:31That like
25:31The warden would have a say
25:32And the chief would have a say
25:33And you would have a say
25:35And it would pop up on screen
25:35And you have to decide
25:36And you have to look
25:37At their bio like this
25:38And you would say
25:39Are you going to re-offend or not
25:40You know
25:41Not entirely sure
25:43And then decide
25:44Whether they're paroled or not
25:48And I could never
25:49I could never make it work
25:50None of it
25:52It was never
25:54Just didn't come together
25:55It's not that sort of game
25:56Right
25:57Yeah
25:57You just don't
25:58Micro-manage on that level
25:59You don't really
26:00In a prison this size
26:01You don't know
26:01Who any of your prisoners are
26:03Right
26:03And you never will
26:04You're never going to know
26:05Who 264 prisoners are
26:07That's right
26:07It's a process
26:08Right
26:09You always control the process
26:10Yeah
26:12You set policy
26:13At the high level
26:14That's right
26:15That's right
26:15So
26:18Let's set policy
26:19At the high level
26:19Yes
26:20Let's
26:21Let's go into our
26:22Reform programs
26:23Now that we've built
26:24A parole room
26:24It's in progress
26:25You'll need one thing
26:26In a parole room
26:27Which is a visitation table
26:28Right
26:29And you
26:30In the parole programs
26:31In the programs list
26:33You'll find a new one
26:34Parole hearing
26:35Ooh
26:36Successful release
26:37So what happens now
26:39Is that
26:39Every prisoner
26:40Is eligible
26:42For parole
26:43After 50%
26:44Of their sentence
26:45Right
26:45And then again
26:4675%
26:47Of their sentence
26:48Right
26:50And it occurs
26:51In a parole room
26:52So
26:54You know
26:54You can click on any prisoner
26:55It always tells you
26:56How far through
26:57His sentence is
26:57Once they tick over
26:5850%
27:01They come up for parole
27:02Right
27:03I forgot to start
27:05The program
27:07Start it
27:07So I need to wait
27:08For that
27:10To be built
27:10Here he comes
27:13Alright
27:16We've actually got
27:1784 prisoners
27:18Currently awaiting parole
27:19So they're going like
27:20Come on
27:20That's probably not
27:21Unreasonable is it
27:22Yeah exactly
27:22We've had no parole program
27:24Just as we were talking there
27:25I realised that
27:25That needs to contribute
27:26To your global temperature
27:28Yeah
27:29Prisoners who are late
27:30For their parole hearing
27:31Because you haven't
27:32Gotten around to doing it yet
27:33Yeah make a little note of that
27:37Alright so let's see
27:38Let's actually get parole
27:39Up and running shall we
27:39So what we have to do
27:41Is we start
27:42The parole hearing program
27:44Right
27:44And it's led by the warden
27:46Okay
27:47And the other participants are
27:49The chief
27:50Yeah
27:51And your prisoner
27:52Yeah of course
27:53Is up for parole
27:53And your prisoner's lawyer
27:55Okay
27:56Right
27:57So they all come into the parole room
27:58Yeah
27:59And they all sit round
28:00A little bit of trouble going on there
28:03I can hear in the background
28:05They all sit round
28:06And do their parole thing
28:09Now
28:09Right
28:10Right
28:11How does it actually determine
28:12If they will be paroled
28:13Well in keeping with
28:14What I was saying earlier
28:15In the policy window
28:16There's now a parole policy
28:18Ah
28:19Parole cut off
28:20Yes
28:21If a prisoner has a re-offending rate
28:23Let me just put a stop to all this
28:25Alright
28:26If a prisoner has a re-offending rate
28:29Less than this value
28:30They will be released
28:31At the end of their parole hearing
28:33Okay
28:34So it's based on their
28:35It's based on
28:36Their calculated re-offending chance
28:38So if we look at a random prisoner
28:40Like this dude
28:40Under their grading
28:42You know there's always been
28:42An estimated re-offending chance
28:44Yeah
28:44That's right
28:44Which you can directly influence
28:46Through the mediums of punishment
28:47Yeah
28:48And reform and security and health
28:49Yes
28:50Yes
28:50And you know if he's a raving lunatic
28:52And he has a high re-offending chance
28:54There's no way he's ever going to be granted parole
28:56Right
28:57And but if he's been doing fine
28:59I can't find anyone currently
29:00Who has no chance of being in parole
29:03That was quite small
29:05That was 15%
29:05That guy
29:06So 62%
29:07This guy would not be paroled
29:08Yeah
29:09Because he has a high
29:10Re-offending chance
29:12Yeah
29:12There we go
29:14There's old Bennett
29:15Yeah
29:15Undergoing his reform
29:17His parole hearing
29:19There's the chief
29:20Don't know where his lawyer is
29:21He's late
29:22As always
29:24Yeah
29:24Lawyers
29:25Tsk
29:29Yeah and so
29:30By adjusting this slider
29:32You can quite radically alter
29:33Yeah I see
29:35Okay
29:35Now why would you want to?
29:37That's right
29:37Why would you want to?
29:39Well if you
29:41Right now there's a
29:43Simple implementation
29:44If you parole somebody early
29:46And they don't re-offend
29:48You're given a bonus
29:49Okay
29:50Cash bonus
29:52$3,000 I believe
29:54Okay
29:54If you parole them early
29:56And they do re-offend
29:58You are fined
29:59Okay
29:59$10,000
30:00Nice
30:01Nice
30:02So there's a little bit of
30:04A little bit of a challenge there
30:07To figure out
30:08Bias
30:08Which way round it goes
30:09However
30:10If they're released
30:11There's no trouble
30:12If they are
30:13If their parole is denied
30:16It has been known
30:17For a prisoner to become upset
30:19Yep
30:19At the certainty of facing
30:2115 more years of jail
30:22That's right
30:23That's right
30:23And sometimes
30:24Depending on who they are
30:25And depending on their character
30:26And so on
30:28They might attack
30:29Who's in the room
30:30Right
30:31Right
30:32They might punch the warden
30:33For example
30:34And you could have some trouble
30:35In there
30:39And it can be a bit nasty
30:40Because Leander
30:42Bless him
30:42Put in a new failure condition
30:44Whereby if three wardens die
30:45In your prison
30:46You're fired
30:46Right
30:47Right
30:47Okay
30:47That's cool
30:48I like it
30:48Yeah
30:49So you can
30:49And you can put more guards in here
30:51If you want
30:51You can put arm guards in here
30:52If you want to put us top to it
30:53Yeah
30:54You know
30:55It's up to you
30:55How you deal with that threat
30:56But so you've got
30:57You've got kind of
30:57Upwards and downwards pressures there
30:59You know
30:59Yeah
30:59You've got
31:00And when they leave
31:01Even if they don't cause a fight
31:02They will be very very angry
31:04That's right
31:04For a long time
31:05For the next 24 hours
31:06For the next 24 hours or so
31:07They're going to be really pissed off
31:08Yeah
31:09And so you know
31:10If you're just ramming people
31:11Through the parole room
31:12Saying no no no no no no
31:13To everyone
31:14Yeah
31:15In order to avoid the fines
31:16You're going to get loads of trouble
31:18In your prison
31:18Lots of riots
31:18Right
31:19So when you say
31:21If they re-offend
31:22If they don't re-offend
31:23How has that worked out
31:25Is that just a dice roll
31:26It's a little bit of a dice roll
31:28Based on
31:30Their re-offending rates
31:31Right okay
31:32This re-offending chance
31:34I mean I'm probably
31:35It's a little bit of
31:36In a secret
31:37This is a fairly accurate estimate
31:38Of their re-offending chance
31:40Right
31:40Right
31:40It isn't like
31:41There isn't like
31:41A layer of uncertainty
31:42In this number
31:44As presented to the player
31:45Yeah okay
31:46This is actually the number
31:46As calculated by the game
31:48Yeah
31:48Shown to the player
31:49And the game has
31:50Perfect information obviously
31:51Yeah exactly
31:52Because I did
31:53Why would you want to
31:54Stop for skating
31:55Yeah yeah exactly
31:56Why would you want to
31:57So literally
31:58A parole
31:59The guy's paroled
32:00The game then says
32:01Right
32:02Give me
32:03A 45% chance
32:05Of an offence
32:06Yes
32:07Now
32:07Yes
32:08And if
32:09The guy does offend
32:10At that point
32:11The fine or the bonus
32:12Is immediately applied
32:13Is that how it works
32:14It actually happens immediately
32:15As soon as they leave the prison
32:16Okay okay
32:17We had a time delay in it
32:18For a while
32:18But the thing is
32:19You don't get that feedback
32:20That immediacy
32:21Yeah exactly
32:22So it's a little bit of a fallacy
32:23In the real world
32:24Yeah
32:25You have to wait
32:26But the thing is
32:27This grading screen
32:28That shows you
32:28How many people have left
32:31And what the re-offending rate
32:32This updates immediately
32:32As soon as they leave the prison
32:34Yeah okay
32:34And always has
32:35And of course
32:37When they leave your prison
32:39They
32:40It's
32:41They
32:41The decision is made
32:43And that immediately
32:43Affects your re-offending rate
32:44So
32:45In the grading screen
32:47You can see
32:47There's a new box
32:48That says
32:48Paroled early
32:49And re-offended
32:50Yeah
32:50Because they get
32:51Their own separate box
32:52So that you can monitor
32:53How many of them
32:54Are re-offending
32:54The theory is
32:56As they come to your prison
32:57As they spend time
32:57In your prison
32:58Their re-offending chance
33:00Should decrease over time
33:02Their re-offending rate
33:03If you have
33:03If you've built a good prison
33:05An effective prison
33:06Yeah
33:07Their re-offending rate
33:07When they leave
33:08Should be significantly lower
33:09Than their re-offending rate
33:10When they arrive
33:11Yes
33:11Yes
33:11And so
33:12You should be able to beat
33:14The system
33:15Yeah
33:15Yeah
33:16But you know
33:16It's all things to
33:17It's all things to play with
33:20Yeah
33:20So that's Paroled Atworth
33:21Good
33:23I was looking good
33:24Isn't it
33:24Yeah
33:24It's looking good
33:25It's cool
33:26Yeah
33:26So
33:27As it beds in
33:28You should start to see
33:29More and more prisoners
33:30Just sitting around
33:30Reading books
33:31Books in their cells
33:33Yeah
33:33Books in their beds
33:34All kinds of stuff like that
33:36And you should see
33:37Those new needs are both
33:39Down here
33:39Spirituality and literacy
33:41Nice
33:42There you go
33:43So that I think
33:44I think that's Alpha 29
33:45That's brilliant
33:46Yeah
33:47That's brilliant
33:47What a nice Alpha
33:48That's really good
33:49That's really good
33:51If you're new to
33:52Prison Architect
33:52You can buy it from us
33:53At prison-architect.com
33:55Or you can get it from Steam
33:55Join in
33:56We are going to be finishing
33:57In 2015
33:59So there's not a huge amount
34:00Of time left
34:00To become part of the process
34:02Of making a video game
34:04Hope you've enjoyed the Alpha
34:05And we will see you all
34:07Next month
34:12Mate
34:12You can't just say
34:15That we don't want to do
34:16A console version
34:17For Prison Architect
34:19Right
34:19You can't just say
34:20We can't say to John
34:21John go and find us
34:23A console deal
34:23Yeah
34:24And then you'd be like
34:25Nah this is a load of
34:26Load of shit
34:28Just don't watch
34:29The Alpha 29 video
34:30Yeah
34:31Yeah
34:31Well I think the thing is
34:32It's because
34:34It's our one year plus man
34:35It's because it's
34:36It still burns
34:37You know
34:38It still stings
34:40I mean
34:40See it was such a
34:41It really was such a
34:43Disaster project for us
34:44Wasn't it
34:44That one year plus
34:45It was
34:45I don't
34:46Yes it was
34:47I don't disagree
34:47With what you're saying
34:49At all
34:49I just think that
34:51Just because
34:52One project went
34:53Catastrophically wrong
34:54In the past
34:55That doesn't mean
34:56That there's not
34:56A different way
34:58Of
34:59Yeah
34:59Of structuring the project
35:01Right
35:01I mean
35:01Yeah
35:02Like I don't think
35:02We should do it
35:03Obviously we're going to
35:04Have to have some
35:06Oversight of what happens
35:07But I don't want us
35:08To be having dev kits
35:09And things
35:09Yeah
35:09You know
35:10I mean the deal
35:11I guess the deal
35:11Would be completely
35:12Different this time
35:13Yeah of course it would
35:14Because you know
35:15Neither you nor I
35:16Want to go back down
35:17The route we went down
35:19Before
35:19I don't want to
35:20Commit us to
35:20Another five years
35:21Of PA development
35:22For a console
35:23Yeah yeah
35:23Well that's what
35:24Happened isn't it
35:24With Darwinia last time
35:25Yeah
35:25We spent three years
35:26On Darwinia
35:27And then we spent
35:28Another four years
35:30Yes
35:31On developing
35:31Darwinia ourselves
35:32For the consoles
35:34I think it was
35:35I think it was
35:35The mistaken impression
35:37That
35:38Well you certainly
35:39Were convinced
35:40Aren't you
35:40That the whole
35:41Indie world
35:41Was going to move
35:42To Xbox
35:43And never come back
35:44It wasn't that so much
35:45It was that
35:46There was a fixed cap
35:47Of how much we could
35:48Make on PC
35:50And I
35:50That wasn't enough
35:52At the time
35:52For us to carry on
35:53So we needed to
35:54Find other markets
35:54And the other thing
35:56That I was genuinely
35:56Convinced of
35:57Is I thought it would
35:58Take us six months
35:59Yeah
35:59That's what I genuinely
36:00Did think that
36:01Yeah well I thought
36:02Prison Architect
36:02Would take three months
36:03Exactly
36:04That goes to show
36:05Yeah I mean
36:06And we've learned
36:06Haven't we
36:07We've learned that
36:07We've learned that
36:09Introversion cannot do
36:10A console port
36:10In six months
36:11Yeah absolutely
36:12Absolutely
36:13Yeah I mean I guess
36:14I guess the thing is that
36:16We've done other projects
36:17Where people have done
36:19Work for us external
36:20To introversion
36:20And as long as
36:23As long as we have
36:24Like the kind of
36:24Like the oversight
36:25Of them in the company
36:26They've worked out
36:27In the past
36:28Yeah
36:28And there's no reason why
36:30There's no reason why
36:31That couldn't happen again
36:32I think also
36:33I think Darwinia
36:34Was not actually
36:35That great a fit
36:37For the console
36:37Yeah
36:38For technical reasons
36:39Obviously
36:40Because like it needed
36:41Multiplayer
36:41And also just because
36:43The controls of the game
36:44Really we never
36:45We always struggled
36:46Didn't we
36:46With mapping it
36:47Yeah
36:48I don't think
36:49It would be nearly
36:51As bad with
36:51Prison Architect
36:52No no
36:53I mean the end results
36:54With Darwinia Plus
36:55Were really good
36:55I mean that's also
36:56The kick in the teeth
36:57For me
36:57That I think we did
36:59A really good job
36:59On that game
37:00And you know
37:01The controls
37:01Felt really good
37:02And it played really well
37:04It's just
37:04It missed
37:05You know
37:05Missed its mark
37:06But it's not that
37:07I'm you know
37:07On some kind of crusade
37:09To undo the terrible
37:10Evil that I did
37:11You know
37:12I'll take it to my grave
37:14Yeah
37:14Exactly
37:15We can still do it
37:16We can still rescue Darwinia
37:18That's right
37:19It can still be saved
37:21Yeah
37:22Yeah
37:22I know what you mean
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