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Vediamo questo lungo video di Prison Architect, gestionale a tema carcerario per PC, dedicato a illustrare le novità della versione alpha 21 del gioco appena rilasciata su Steam per tutti quelli che hanno acquistato il gioco nell'Accesso Anticipato. Il filmato mostra moltissime scene di gameplay che bene fanno comprendere di che tipo di gioco si tratti.
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00:02So, do you think it's fair to say that you and I are now internet celebrities?
00:09No, I wouldn't say that. I think in a very small, peculiar corner of the internet, maybe.
00:15Yeah, yeah, a very unique and wonderful corner of the internet.
00:18Yeah.
00:18Well, I noticed that Johnny decided to get in on the action.
00:22Yeah.
00:23And he made a video, didn't he?
00:24He did.
00:25About things that we'll talk a little bit about later.
00:27So, and you edited that video.
00:30That's right.
00:31And I wanted to just talk to you about that for a moment.
00:34Right.
00:34Right.
00:35Because Johnny Notenbelt, Dr. Johnny Notenbelt, who did his PhD in artificial intelligence, which is robot brains.
00:46Skynet construction.
00:47Went to Google, right, and single-handedly invented the driverless car, Chrome, Google Glass.
00:54Yeah, yeah.
00:55And YouTube and everything else.
00:57Yeah.
00:58On the video, you described him as programmer.
01:06Do you think that's slightly, is that slightly derogatory, do you think?
01:09Now, on our videos, right, on our videos, you describe yourself as the creative director.
01:16Yeah.
01:17Francis DeLay Coppola, in your director's chair.
01:21I understand what you're getting at now.
01:22And I'm like the executive producer or something, you know.
01:26Yeah, yeah.
01:26I'm going to make you a star.
01:27And Johnny gets programmer.
01:34Here we are, Alpha 21.
01:36Yeah.
01:38I'm excited.
01:39I'm very excited.
01:40I'm always excited.
01:40I love this time of the month.
01:42Mm-hmm.
01:42It's an exciting time, isn't it?
01:44All the work we've done in the month comes together.
01:45That's right.
01:46That's right.
01:46And then we hope it works in the Alpha video.
01:49Yeah.
01:50Yeah.
01:50And then we edit it out when it doesn't.
01:52Yeah, that's right.
01:53Right.
01:53Should we look at some new stuff then?
01:55Let's do that.
01:56Right.
01:56So, I think you may be aware that our community, bless them, they've been translating the game
02:01into many, many different languages.
02:03Wonderful, aren't they?
02:04Bienvenue, welcomen.
02:05They've just gone ahead and done it all for us, despite our attempts to insult all of Mainland
02:10Europe in a previous Alpha video that time when we tried to do some accents.
02:15Well, like the USA.
02:15We did them as well.
02:16We've done everyone, haven't we?
02:17Yeah.
02:18But we don't leave anyone out, obviously.
02:19We work our way around.
02:21So, what we've done is we've decided that integrating the language system more thoroughly
02:28into the game is a really good idea.
02:29Because from the point of view of somebody, say, who doesn't speak English, who launches
02:33the game for the first time, it's actually quite difficult to find our language selector.
02:37Well, also, we shouldn't be treating them as second-class citizens, should we?
02:40Absolutely.
02:40Yeah, absolutely.
02:41It's not good.
02:41It's not good.
02:42And they have to...
02:43Previously, you had to kind of go to the Steam mod system and find the language pack that
02:49you wanted amongst all the different Steam mods.
02:51and install it and then activate it.
02:53Right.
02:53So, we've changed it now.
02:54So, now, in the main menu, you can see there's a language flag.
02:57Ah, look at that.
02:58And if you click on that filler, it takes you immediately to a language selector.
03:03Now, these language packs, these are not installed on my computer.
03:06These are taken directly from Steam.
03:07So, this is a list of all active Steam language packs.
03:11Okay?
03:12Why is Gary...
03:13Is that Italian Gary?
03:14So, the person that did the Italian translation, for some reason, took Gary's picture and made
03:20made it into the pack.
03:23So, if I click select, it'll automatically download the Steam mod and activate it.
03:29Look at that!
03:29It's in Italian!
03:30And now it's in Italian, right?
03:31Or some of it is.
03:32Oh, brilliant.
03:33Yeah.
03:33So, like, the main menu and things.
03:34And if you...
03:37So, now, the language that we've picked is now listed up here in the top left.
03:40Pretty good, eh?
03:41Yeah, that's brilliant.
03:42Yeah.
03:43So, all those people that are working on language packs, keep at it because there's now a much
03:48easier way for players to get to your language packs directly from the main menu.
03:53Yeah.
03:53All right.
03:54Straight back to English, so I can carry on.
03:56Shall we talk about something big?
03:59Yes.
03:59I like talking about big things.
04:01Big things, mate.
04:02Drug abuse.
04:03Ah, drug abuse.
04:05We've finally gotten around to tackling drug abuse.
04:07So, now, within this prison, we have a number of people who are addicted to drugs.
04:14Let's see if you can find one.
04:15Here's one.
04:16So, this guy is addicted to heroin.
04:19It says so in his biography.
04:20All right?
04:21Okay.
04:22And what happens is, if people have come in with...
04:26Sometimes prisoners will arrive with drug addictions.
04:29Yeah.
04:29Pre-existing addictions.
04:31And sometimes they'll bring their own drugs in with them.
04:33Yeah.
04:34And at other times, people who don't have drug addictions, but happen to be really bored
04:40or really uncomfortable or whatever, will take drugs if they're available.
04:44Now, if you remember, you can get drugs from all around the prison.
04:47There's all kinds of places.
04:48Now, we've narrowed it down slightly.
04:50And now, visitation is one of the primary places where drugs can be brought in.
04:54Yeah.
04:55All kinds of drugs and alcohol as well.
04:58Prisoners can also steal alcohol from the offices.
05:01And you can see there's all the administrative offices.
05:03Yeah.
05:04They've all got a little bottle of Johnny Walker in their bottom drawer.
05:08Yeah.
05:08Okay.
05:08Alanis Morissette lyrics again.
05:10What the hell?
05:13You love her.
05:14Yeah.
05:16So, drug addictions can...
05:18People who don't have any prior addiction can become addicted.
05:21And the way that it works is these guys have been caught and they're currently locked up.
05:25They've been punished for having drugs with them.
05:27Okay.
05:27And this guy, look at this guy over here.
05:29He's puked all over.
05:30Oh, oh, Steele's in trouble, man.
05:32He's overdosing.
05:33He's not overdosing.
05:34He's probably in withdrawal.
05:36He's coming down from not having enough drugs.
05:38So, he actually...
05:39Oh, interesting.
05:39He's been on the methadone program and failed.
05:42It didn't work for him.
05:43Poor Steele.
05:44Yeah.
05:45So, drug addiction is actually...
05:47It kind of fucks your jail up.
05:49Yeah.
05:50It kind of messes you up if you let it take hold.
05:52Because every time prisoners take drugs, their addiction gets stronger.
05:55And their desire to get more drugs gets stronger.
05:58And so, they'll steal more things and they'll try and import more things through visitation.
06:03If they don't get any drug...
06:06If they become addicted and they don't get any drugs, they go into withdrawal.
06:10And when they're withdrawn, they're kind of...
06:13I don't have any examples to show you in this prison, but they're kind of jittery.
06:16And they bounce off the walls as they're walking around.
06:19And they're significantly more likely to get into fights and things like that.
06:22They're a lot more easy to anger.
06:25Okay.
06:27And so, the different drugs that exist at the moment, we've got...
06:31So, that guy was addicted to heroin, wasn't he?
06:34Serious.
06:35We have cocaine as well.
06:36Yeah.
06:37We have marijuana in the game.
06:38We don't have a complete list yet.
06:40We don't have an exhaustive list of all drug types.
06:42Because partly, I've been trying to think about what sort of drugs actually make it into prisons.
06:47Yeah.
06:47And how, like the different methods that they actually come in.
06:51Well, I think drugs are...
06:52They're such an integrated part of prisons and offending.
06:59And, you know, you see stats, don't you?
07:01I don't know what they're based on, but saying things like, you know, 50% of crime, drugs related and
07:05all the rest of it.
07:06Yes.
07:07And I think that we do need to take the time to handle drugs properly and sensitively because all drugs
07:15are not the same.
07:16Yeah, absolutely.
07:16You know, there definitely are differences and differences in effect and differences in addiction and risk and all sorts of
07:23things.
07:23Well, each of the drugs that we have in the game, and alcohol as well, I'm counting them all under
07:26narcotics, all have a different effect on the prisoners.
07:29Prisoners that are drunk kind of sway from side to side and puke occasionally.
07:33Yeah.
07:33They generally act in a drunk manner.
07:34It's a very different effect to somebody that's high on cocaine, for example.
07:38Yeah.
07:39Each has a slightly different effect.
07:40And as we add more drugs in, we'll add more effects in for them.
07:43Yeah.
07:43And the comedown effects are different as well.
07:45Also, each drug has a kind of a chance of overdose as well.
07:50The more addicted the person is, the more likely that overdose is to happen because they're just taking it and
07:55taking it and taking it.
07:57Yeah.
07:57So alcohol doesn't really have any overdose chance, but heroin and cocaine both do.
08:02Does it have zero overdose chance or...?
08:05Alcohol, yes.
08:07Yeah, in the game.
08:07Alcohol in the game has zero overdose chance because alcohol is like a long-term poison, isn't it?
08:13Yeah.
08:13You die from liver failure and things.
08:15You don't really...
08:15Well, I guess you can choke on your own vomit.
08:17Well, yes, I suppose.
08:18Well, that's not really an overdose, is it?
08:20You...
08:21No, but you've made a decision which I think is reasonable.
08:23Yes, it's not like you take some booze and then die.
08:27Yeah.
08:28If we ever get around to putting homebrew hooch in...
08:31Yeah, true.
08:32...or like a brew-your-own-toilet hooch...
08:33True, yeah, yeah.
08:34...then maybe we'll have it.
08:35Because if you ferment...
08:38If you make your own hooch and by fermentation and you drink the most potent stuff that comes off first,
08:46that's supposed to be toxic, isn't it?
08:47Well, there are different types of alcohol, aren't there?
08:49Yeah.
08:49And some of the alcohols are extremely deadly, but they will kill you.
08:53So, yeah, maybe we'll experiment with that.
08:55So, if you boil away...
08:56You boil away the nastiest stuff first, don't you?
08:58Yeah, that's right.
08:59That's right.
09:00Yeah, so we have this concept of like an overdose event.
09:03So, if I just...
09:03If I have a demonstration effect, if I pick on a random bloke like this dude...
09:08There you go.
09:08Bad luck fella.
09:09Let's have him overdose.
09:12Let's see.
09:13Where am I going?
09:14I have to press this.
09:16You get this flashing warning, right?
09:17Overdose event at the bottom of the screen.
09:19Yeah, yeah.
09:19If you go and have a look, you'll see here he is.
09:21He's overdosed.
09:22He's unconscious.
09:24He'll puke all over the place and stuff.
09:26Why isn't that guard not doing anything?
09:27The guard doesn't do anything.
09:29You need to bring a doctor over at the moment.
09:31Now, I'm going to get it so they take him to medical ward eventually.
09:34Yeah.
09:34If you leave him there, he'll die, right?
09:36Okay.
09:36If the overdose runs its course, he has a very high chance of dying.
09:39Yeah.
09:39You have to bring over...
09:41Do we have any doctors?
09:43Oh, no.
09:44Here we go.
09:45All right.
09:45You have to bring over a doctor if there's been an overdose.
09:47It's kind of like a medical emergency.
09:49Yeah.
09:49It's the first medical emergency we've kind of put in the game where you have to get people
09:54out to them quickly.
09:56Right.
09:57Here she comes, Dr. Tancredi.
09:59Yeah, Tancredi.
10:00Yeah, exactly.
10:01That was a good series, wasn't it?
10:02That was a good series, yeah.
10:03So, we managed to get there in time and save him.
10:06If you don't save him in time, he'll die of his overdose.
10:09So, you can see here, for example, under the programs list, we now have a methadone program
10:15and an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting.
10:18Okay.
10:18This is actually the Alcoholics Anonymous meeting occurring right here in the common room.
10:22All right.
10:22So, these dudes that are sat around in a circle here, you see they've all got their booze
10:26addiction next to their...
10:28So, they're all giving it the whole...
10:29I'm Shopland and I'm an alcoholic.
10:32Exactly.
10:32Yeah.
10:32All right, Shopland.
10:33Hello.
10:34Yeah.
10:35I've got four days to leave.
10:36We shouldn't mock these people.
10:38No, we shouldn't.
10:38You know.
10:39Oh, wow.
10:39Look at that.
10:40Ah, look at that.
10:40That's good.
10:41Yeah.
10:42That's not in the alpha, though.
10:44It's a non-alpha feature.
10:47Oh, okay.
10:48Spoiler.
10:49So, these guys will sit around and run their Alcoholics Anonymous meeting and at the same
10:53time...
10:53Alcoholics Anonymous, it doesn't have a...
10:55There's no chemical treatment or anything.
10:56It just helps them...
10:57Yeah, yeah.
10:57It helps them to get away from their alcohol addiction.
11:00Yeah.
11:00And they can never really fully cure it.
11:02They can just...
11:03All they can do is help to reduce the amount of demand that they have.
11:06That's right.
11:06They never say they're cured, do they?
11:08They always say, I'm a recovering alcoholic.
11:10That's right.
11:10That's right, yeah.
11:11Even after 40 years.
11:12So, this guy is exactly that.
11:13In fact, he's a recovering alcoholic.
11:15Tragic.
11:15Yeah, yeah.
11:15So, he may not have drunk any booze for a while, but he'll still be an alcoholic and
11:21he'll always be there.
11:23The other program, the Methadone program, is more of a chemical program.
11:27It's for people who are addicted to heroin.
11:29But we're using it as a general purpose name for any drug addiction that can be cured through
11:34a chemical supplement instead.
11:36So, that takes place in the medical ward.
11:39Prisoners go to the medical ward and get an injection or a tablet or something like that.
11:44And what it does is it gets rid of their desire for the drug for a temporary period.
11:50Right.
11:50So, for like a 12-hour period, their craving for the drug will be heavily reduced.
11:56Yeah.
11:58And if they do that for long enough, the addiction will fall away.
12:02There's an alternative way that you can deal with it.
12:05If you're not really into all that, Methadone program, Alcoholics Anonymous stuff.
12:09This is going to be badass, isn't it?
12:11Which is that you can lock them up in solitary for a long period of time and force them through
12:18cold turkey effectively.
12:19Train spotting style-y.
12:21Train spotting style, exactly.
12:23And to facilitate that, there's no automated way to do it yet.
12:28Yet.
12:29I'm going to make it so there is in future.
12:30Yeah.
12:31You can now click on arbitrary prisoners, say, let's just pick on one randomly.
12:37He doesn't have an addiction, but if I pick on him randomly, and I can, there's now a new
12:41punish menu.
12:43Duh.
12:43Punish him.
12:44I can assign him 24 hours of lockdown.
12:48Right.
12:48I haven't done anything.
12:50I haven't done anything, man.
12:51I haven't done nothing, man.
12:52Or I can assign him 24 hours of solitary confinement, for example.
12:57And so this prison doesn't actually have any solitary confinement cells.
13:02Which is a bad example.
13:04But you can, so you can just, if you see someone who's got a heavy drug addiction, you can just
13:08assign them to an endless succession of 24-hour solitary confinement.
13:12And they will go completely cold turkey and have the worst possible withdrawal symptoms.
13:17Right.
13:17That the game can muster.
13:19They'll be very, very sick and unwell.
13:21But it will bring their addiction right down.
13:24Once the withdrawal symptoms fade, the strength of their addiction will be much reduced.
13:29Right, right.
13:30And it's just an alternative way of coping.
13:32I think that we are, we've got drugs in from the simulation point of view now, but we're
13:37missing something in the drug system.
13:40I don't mind saying it.
13:42Yeah.
13:42We've got, we're modelling it reasonably well, but it doesn't yet have the kind of effect
13:48on your prison that I would like it to have.
13:50Right, right.
13:50It's not as serious a concern as it should be.
13:53Yeah.
13:54That's what I would say.
13:56But we'll see.
13:58Yeah.
13:58This is an alpha.
13:59And it'll be very interesting to see what people make of it.
14:00And we'll be very interesting to see if people end up with prisons.
14:04I mean, if you just let it run riot.
14:05And if you don't bother searching for drugs and if you just let addictions take hold, your
14:11prison is going to fall apart.
14:13Yeah.
14:14Directly as a result of drug addictions.
14:16All right.
14:17Cool.
14:18Should we look at something else?
14:19Yeah, let's.
14:20Let's load up a different prison.
14:23Before we do that, while you're loading up your prison, during the inevitable 30 minutes
14:28of dicking around with the microphones, I tweeted.
14:31Right.
14:32I tweeted.
14:34Let me read the tweet.
14:36We are about to record the Alpha 21 vid.
14:39Tweet your question so I can grill delay.
14:42Okay.
14:43Did anyone respond?
14:45Yeah.
14:46Yeah.
14:46We've got some questions.
14:47So the first question came in from Ionisk Folifedora.
14:54He would like to know, how is styrofoam made?
15:00I don't know the answer to that.
15:02Do you know how styrofoam is made?
15:03I don't know.
15:04I don't know.
15:05Moving on.
15:06Okay.
15:06This is a serious question.
15:07Pert S has asked, how do you concentrate on single project for years and not get distracted
15:13with any other cool game ideas you might have?
15:15I think Pert S, one of the things that's changed about the way we make games regarding the alpha
15:22process is having to get an alpha out every month doesn't leave any time to get distracted
15:27and start working on something else because you're constantly facing a deadline.
15:31Whereas when you've got a deadline which is maybe a year away or two years away,
15:36it's very easy to lose focus.
15:38Absolutely.
15:38So I think this alpha development has helped focus the mind.
15:43So anyway, that was viewer's mail.
15:45Maybe we need a little sting.
15:47We need a little interlude.
15:50You can put a little graphic up.
15:52Yeah, a little extra sound effect or something.
15:54Yeah.
15:54Anyway, where were we?
15:55I was going to explain that this prison, here's a nice prison with a mixture of prisoners.
16:00Yep.
16:00Different types.
16:01And for the first time ever, I got Johnny Nottenbell, our programmer, our technical director
16:10and founding member, Johnny Nottenbell, who's also a programmer, to do regime control for us.
16:16So here's the regime.
16:18You've seen this before.
16:20This is the regime that everyone follows.
16:22Well, now for the first time, you can control it independently between each different security group.
16:27So here's your minsec prisoners, your normal prisoners, your maxsec prisoners.
16:30Maybe we don't want maxsec prisoners to work because it's dangerous to let them in the workshop.
16:34So we'll just have them locked up in their cell for this period.
16:38Yes, I see.
16:39And you see how the regime divides up and now maxsecure you're in lockup.
16:45This used to be called nothing, right?
16:47It used to mean don't do anything, but it was confusing because people didn't realize
16:52that that meant they had to go back to their cells and be locked in their cell, but it does.
16:55It means go back to your cell and be locked up.
16:58Yeah.
16:58And in fact, if you're maxsecure, you don't get any free time either.
17:01There you go.
17:02You've got a bit of wang at 6am, 7am.
17:05Oh, yeah.
17:05Look at that.
17:06All right.
17:06Let's get rid of that.
17:07There we go.
17:08And we don't want that either.
17:09So there we go.
17:10I've just made maxsecurities life much worse.
17:12Much more miserable, yeah.
17:13You can see that they're all locked up in their cells or going back to their cells because
17:16we've just changed the regime.
17:18Whereas the other guys, here we go.
17:20Here's the normal security guys.
17:21They're out and about doing their thing.
17:23Some of them are working and cleaning.
17:25Some of them are enjoying this classroom.
17:26That's very important.
17:27Yeah, you can do other things as well.
17:29You might decide that you don't want all your prisoners to eat at the same time.
17:32Yeah.
17:32So I could do this, for example, and this and move this away.
17:39Nice.
17:40And move this away like this.
17:42And so you can see what I've done there is I've staggered their lunchtimes.
17:45Yeah, I see that.
17:46So that they never override.
17:47So maybe they all share the same canteen, but they never see each other.
17:50Nice.
17:50Yeah.
17:51Yeah.
17:51Let's have a look at something else, shall we?
17:53Yeah.
17:53Let's have a look at our favorite rioting prison.
17:57So you remember me lamenting that prisoners never surrender, right?
18:02Yeah.
18:02They just say it's just a massacre, right?
18:04It means armed guards were not that effective because, well, they were effective in the sense
18:09that they stopped the riot.
18:11Well, it was silly, wasn't it?
18:12It was comical.
18:12It was ridiculous to the extent to which they would massacre your prisoners.
18:16And I just don't think it would go that way because a lot of these guys, they might be
18:19rioting, but, oh, it doesn't mean that they all want to die, you know, a crazy death.
18:25So let's have a look at this.
18:28Let's see if we can get any guys to surrender.
18:30There we go.
18:30He surrendered.
18:31Right, right.
18:32Hands up.
18:32Hands up, motherfuckers.
18:34Hands up.
18:35Right, right.
18:35Hands up, motherfuckers.
18:36Hands up.
18:38Oh, well, he didn't surrender.
18:40The other guys did.
18:41Right, so that's not so bad, right?
18:42He looks like Walter White.
18:44Yeah, he does, doesn't he?
18:45Look at him.
18:46Look at him.
18:47Yeah.
18:47A little bit, not so much.
18:48Pre-Eisenberg.
18:50Yeah.
18:50Oh, dear, that was a bit harsh.
18:51Right, so the way that it works, then, is that they will shout warnings at people, and
18:55when they shout warnings at people, look, he's already surrendered while they even came in.
18:59Well, I would surrender.
19:00There's nothing wrong with that.
19:01Yeah.
19:01So you can see that...
19:02His hands couldn't get any higher.
19:03Yeah.
19:04You can see that some of them surrender, and then others that haven't surrendered change
19:08their mind once bullets start flying.
19:10Yeah, yeah.
19:11Oh, okay.
19:12Yeah, all right.
19:13So this is actually quite an effective strategy now.
19:15You can see that this is bringing the fight to an end with relatively little death.
19:23Yeah, yeah.
19:24Well, definitely less death.
19:26Definitely less death.
19:27Now, don't forget, this is a full-scale riot, and so, you know, we always use this as our
19:31most extreme case.
19:32Yeah, yeah.
19:33If they've surrendered, they'll stand there for a little bit, and, oh, there you go.
19:36These guys kind of, once they come out of surrender, you can see they're all a bit
19:39like, oh, shit.
19:40Yeah, yeah, they're looking down, aren't they?
19:41They just sort of creep back into their cells in the hope that nothing bad happens.
19:48And so that's one of the key changes that I've made.
19:51Now, interestingly, if I, what I've also done, if we bring the soldiers in, if you remember
20:01from the last Alpha video, if you fail the game, the armed guards get called, sorry, the
20:06National Guard are called to clear out your prison.
20:10Yeah.
20:10So, it's one of those weird things where by making prisoners surrender, it actually makes
20:14the soldiers much more hardcore, like, seem much more hardcore.
20:18Right, because they don't take prisoners.
20:20They do a little bit.
20:21Right.
20:22Right.
20:22But much less.
20:23Much less.
20:24They're a lot less restrained than the armed guards within your own prison.
20:28Yeah, yeah.
20:29That's a nice distinction.
20:31So, they will accept surrender, but you kind of have to surrender quite quickly.
20:39And if you don't surrender quite quickly, if they start shooting at you, even if you
20:42surrender whilst being shot at, they won't really have it.
20:46Yeah, because they've engaged you, so.
20:48So, he did actually surrender halfway through being shot.
20:51Maybe he didn't see it.
20:52Right.
20:52The guy next to him surrendered in time.
20:54The guy that, well, I'd surrender if I didn't have a body.
20:57Yeah, yeah.
21:00That'll be a bug.
21:01They've blown his body away.
21:04All right.
21:05We've got one last big thing to talk about, which is not about Alpha 21.
21:09It is actually about Alpha 22.
21:11Right.
21:11Yes.
21:12So, Alpha 22, then.
21:15Perhaps you should explain what we've decided to do.
21:18I'll explain what we've decided to do.
21:22For us, launching the Alpha process has been quite new.
21:26Well, brand new.
21:27We've never done it before.
21:28And it's changed the way that we've needed to develop.
21:31Now, traditionally, we would develop a game, take us three or four years.
21:35And then at the end of that game, at the end of that period, there would be a phase where
21:39we'd be looking at fixing all the bugs and issues that had come along.
21:43Now, we don't really want to do that for Prison Architect.
21:47We don't want to have to stop releasing Alphas and go dark for sort of six months or something
21:52while we fix all the little annoying issues that maybe our Alpha customers are willing
21:57to tolerate, but that the wider audience wouldn't be.
22:00So, we've decided that we're going to take a month.
22:03And rather than working on any new features or new content or new system development, what
22:08we're going to do is we're going to work through all of the bugs.
22:11Well, as many of the bugs as we can in a month, we won't be able to do.
22:13Not all of them.
22:14No, there's a lot of them in there.
22:17So, we were talking...
22:18Well, we're going to put everyone in the team is going to work on just bug fixing.
22:22That's right.
22:23All the programmers that we've got, including Johnny Nottonfeller.
22:26Yeah.
22:27That's Leander and Gary and Andrew and me.
22:29We're all going to be there just fixing bugs for a whole month.
22:33It's going to be interesting to see what happens.
22:34That's right.
22:35Now, it's going to be different for you as well as a player because rather than one
22:41Alpha build at the end of the month, we're going to be doing regular Alpha builds, maybe
22:45a couple of weeks, that are going to be put out on a Steam test branch so that you can
22:50play and see how the bugs are fixed.
22:52In the bug database in Mantis, we are selecting the bugs to fix that have been prioritized by
22:59you, the community.
23:01And so, Chris is just bringing up Mantis.
23:04Yeah.
23:04And Johnny recently made a video, which is available on our YouTube channel, which explains
23:09how you get your Mantis account and how you affect the bugs that we're looking at fixing.
23:13Yeah.
23:14This is kind of the central place where we go to look at all the bug fixing progress.
23:18This is a list of all the bugs in the game ranked by community.
23:23Okay.
23:23So this bug, injured guards don't seek medical treatment on their own, is the highest ranked
23:28bug amongst our community that have signed up to Mantis.
23:32So what that means is it's the bug that they would most like to see fixed.
23:37But our progress, the way that we're going to do it is we're going to just work down this
23:40list from the top, trying to do our best to come up with solutions and fixes for all of
23:45these bugs.
23:45So that's it from us for the alpha 21 video, just to set your expectations for the next
23:51alpha.
23:51There will be no new features.
23:53It's just going to be bug fixes.
23:54If you're not already involved in Prison Architect, head over to prison-architect.com
23:58and join in, or you can buy Prison Architect on Steam.
24:01We're on Twitter.
24:01We're on YouTube.
24:02I don't know what we're on.
24:03We've got forums.
24:04We've got Mantis, log a bug to communicate with us.
24:06I don't know.
24:07Get in touch and we'll talk to you all in a month.
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