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never disappointed. we need more genuine videos and people like this. please please please keep making vids, in any capacity.

Totally understand why you want to pivot. A 30 hour commitment for a low return isn't sustainable, and good on you for being willing to admit it and change your approach. Looking forward to your new videos!

Am grateful for your content in any way, so do what is good for you! Also, I thought the accent was familiar, hello fellow swede! :)

Life is made of choices... there are other side jobs too

Hi Jack, I really appreciate your total honesty and you being, well just you, no front, no facade. I just discovered the "Lets Play Series", and the channel, and love the content and the way you approach it. I fully understand your decision, and naturally support that, you have to live and pay the bills like the rest of us. I am convinced that the people that love what you do will be with you wherever you go & whatever you do.

A few way to choose with water pumps to coal generators. I pretty much stick with 1 pump @ 75% per 2 generators.

❤ that looks like a great plan for the upcoming months :D

Good luck. Entrepreneurship is tough!

❤Thanks to everyone who has supported so far, we will keep going into the future together! For the future I have some really cool ideas for videos lined up and i hope you will be here to enjoy them with me! If you want to see more of the Let's Play world progress join me in my live streams every Friday and Sunday!

A comment for the algorithm - love these long-form vids especially on something as niche as logistics theory applied to Satisfactory :D Also like @joelwitherspoon930 I also have never heard of Satisfactory Modeler - great recommendation!

I’ve been playing since the 1.0 release, and this is EXACTLY the kind of content I’ve been trying to find since then. I hardly ever ‘like’ and comment on anything (I know, that’s a bad habit), but I’ll definitely like and comment on all the videos in this series. Keep up the good work, man.

Got a remark on buffer containers for train stations. Assuming you are talking about the operation of the freight platform itself and completely ignoring any wanted/required buffering within the destination, there is no benefit of having a buffer for outbound connections from the freight platform. The only reasonable buffer is for inbound connections to the freight stations, so the throughput may not stop from the origin but may be emptied on idle timings of the origin (output of origin is less than max belt throughput). On 100% throughput requiring installations, there is no benefit at all ever with buffer containers for freight platforms. The penalty of the freight platform will affect the throughput.

Does anyone else hear Dinesh from Silicon Valley?

its just the inside of a computer xD

Sudded, thanks for the content.

I've never seen that model tool. Thats great! *Proceeds to lose 3 days in planning*

I would LOVE to know how you made that floor under the purple pipes at 1:16

I subbed please let the lawyer know

Keep up the good work! This video is therapeutic (which is a very good thing). Thank you for pointing out these mistakes. I will try not to make them in my recreational, professional, personal, and academic life.

A quirky fun guy for sure. Good concept

I just like solving problems. I did that for a living for 45 years and did well because it's fun.

Nice, I am actually in the process of building a factory to produce 450 each rubber and plastic from 300 oil. Timely release for me.

53:51 Sushi enjoyer here: when splitting something off a sushi belt you should always use the same belt speed (unless they changed how splitters work). Using a lower speed collector belt can cause issues if 2 of the item you're trying to split off are right behind each other on the faster sushi belt, because the 2nd one will arrive at the splitter while the 1st one is still in the 1st slot of the slower collector belt, so the 2nd overflows. This gets much worse at higher speed differences, or if you have vehicles inputs on your sushi belt

Every time I watch one of your videos it ends with me in front of my game until 4 AM..smh, but for real bro, what p@rn soundtrack did you steal that music from? HAHA!🤣😂

I need to figure out how to get those vibrant neon colors you have on your pipes

I played with trucks before 1.0 - it convinced me not to bother in 1.0 😅 have been learning trains, and haven't unlocked drones.

I'm a big fan of the tool called satisfactory logistics (should come up high in search results). It hsa a very decent calculator but the best part is saving factories and using inputs from other factories in the tool. It tracks how much is being consumed at each factory. Very flexible, although a bit of a learning curve.

Just got started, this is great!

Yo, another J Blade dropped! Time to get back to the factory.

not me having flow issues with mk1 pipes in my aluminum factory and spending hours troubleshooting

Thank you for the pipe glitch explanation. I've had so many issues getting my fuel plant working and maintaining 100%. I was about ready to rage quit, but you swept in and saved me. I love this game and didn't want to leave over something silly.

oh man you are a gem of the community! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! I just finished a plastic/rubber refinery using your methods and it's simply the best factory I've built in this game. Thank you Jack!

Great video! And I know it's not the point but how did you do the floor on the 6:00 mark? The green one with the strange pattern. I never saw anything like that.

Stop yapping about youtube algorithms, I need more logistics planning advice!!! But seriously thanks for these guides, I hope its going to help me a lot with my first playthough (that I actually finish). I always keep running into these space issues because as of yet I have no clue how much space a setup takes.

Glad the "jittering" is less in this video, but the using the reticle as a pointer to circle what you're talking about is very distracting. A quick example of what I'm talking about can be found at 22:53. Otherwise these videos are super packed with tons of info just when I'm planning a major build! Thanks for putting this series together. 🤓

Really happy to watch this! I posted one of your videos on the Satisfactory Subreddit!!! You deserve to be seen! We are all waiting to see how your irl logistics experience translates into the game.

Thank you for all the effort you put into these videos. I’m learning so much from you 😊

Im not late for class :D

just hit 'r'. changes build mode to "straight", and it's all stright and 90 turns

Went looking for a complete guide, found a waste of 13 minutes. I advise people to not watch this. Expected actual advice, not the most basic information possible...

Bro I love this. I’m at the point of needing to make heavy mods. I also want to redo my starters. I only have around 2k in power tho. I see you have over 3k. Should I work to get more coal plants?

Very helpful Jack! I've been improving my factoris 1000% ever since I started watching you

Wow you really notice all the effort you put in, its organised spot on and really good with the background visuals to look at while you have a talk heavy section ❤

Altough im a bit late to ths vid,really love how your working hard putting effort into also showing the behind the scenes of the channel 😁, P.s. the constructor on the right audio channel is working real hard too 😂

I'm a few weeks into my first save ever, just getting into phase 4. I didn't know that setting the splitter to 'overflow' was an option. That knowledge solved a lot of problems for me! TY!!! Subbed.

Your google drive has been cleared out, the blueprint files are not available anymore?

My issue with blueprints is that I spend all my time designing them and making them perfect, then when it comes to deploying and using them I am all out of steam, lol. Its a personal flaw.

Great video. So many explanations of game mechanics and their intention. I'm still very new in the game and what I realised recently about logistics are limitations. Nodes/wells have an output limitation and belts/pipes have a throughput limitation. With a small factory that doesn't matter. But as soon as you want to scale this up, you may run the logistics completely different. A simple example for this is a plastic/rubber factory with 180 crude oil (and alt recipes) gives an easy layout with perfect use of all machines except one blender and an output of 270 plastic/270 rubber. All pipe/belt-transfers are below the max capacity of my available mk2 pipes and mk5 belts. As soon as you scale this by 3 it's a comletely different story. You need 1440 water and 720 heavy oil for the diluted fuel blenders. After that 690 fuel goes to rubber production and 750 fuel to plastic production. And at the end I have to handle 1560 rubber and 1560 plastic but only 810 each as an output. All these numbers are above the max throughput of my highest available tier. If you know the logisitcs to handle this correctly all stays simple and looks very clean. Maybe you can make a video about that in the future? I'm sure many struggle on this with bigger factories.

Great video with lots of useful tips, but could you please reduce the excessive camera movements in the future

thank you for the video!