Also, if you're out in the boonies hunting mercer spheres and you don't want to leave a bunch of ladder litter laying around, you can dismantle it as you climb between sections and use the sample tool (middle mouse by default) to grab another ladder to build the next section. Who needs a jetpack?
Here's a tip from a pro player: open your map and disable any marker that's not actively useful on your compass. Like bruh the top of that screen looks like a landfill. Who needs to find their way to so many train stations anyway, just follow the tracks??
One that wasn't mentioned-- jetpack fuel types affect not only climb speed / distance, but also duration. So if you use a Hypertube launcher and want fuel to navigate around the map long as possible, you definitely want biofuel (or even normal fuel) over Turbofuel, which burns much faster.
Tip: have not just containers for *incoming* products at your mall, but also for outgoing stuff. It's quick and easy to just grab stuff from other containers and throw it in there then. I like to hook that up to a special train that then will deliver it to my intended destination. All I need to do is set up the train station for it to get the building materials for my new factory there then. Another such container can be used to dump biomass, slugs etc into to send them to automatic sorting and processing.
@@M4nichean Sure! I assume that's the case for everything that ends up in a storage container of a mall. It's taken out of the production lines already anyway and meant to be picked up by the player.
Thanks for the tips!!! #1 especially will help so much in the early game #15, the floor hole - belt - floor hole tip.... I hope thats not a bug, that is so cool Saw it in your let's play as well.... I am guessing that current bug where the belt lift teleports to wherever you look when cycling to a mk2 lift will be gone with the full release... hopefully this is working as intended and stays :)
for me in 1.0, the multitude of higher level beasts are the problem. where i used to encounter (in update 8) only normal hogs and maybe one single strong hog, i found that half the hogs were strong now and one was even a "stone thrower". quite difficult to handle in the beginning with only a zapper or at most a basher. but it helps when you don't only hit them a few times with single strokes. use double strokes (doubleclick or two quick clicks) to do more damage, like swinging back and forth instead of only once. afaik, you did normal damage for the first hit and double damage for the second, thus triple damage for both together, and in a shorter time too than two single strokes. but you shouldn't turn them to "completely peaceful", so that you still can kill them if you want or need, for their remains which can be turned into biofuel or into DNA for the sink (a second separate counter), or for research in the MAM.
You don't have to press TAB to keep gathering plants. You can just hold E from the start, provided you initially press it while looking at a gatherable plant.
Uh I will definitely have several "bus" stations where that flying flounder picks and drops me off .... I will build alongside its flight path and have panoramic views of my builds as I traverse from factory to factory !
i found that out by accident, LOL :-) after i built a ramp across a waterfall, i went afk and came back 10 minutes later to being dead on the ground. that's how i found out that the stingray flew through that ramp and picked me up while i was away, and 5 minutes later (after a full roundtrip) dropped me off at the underside of that ramp while he passed through it.
Honestly, it feels like half of these are just using game mechanics and items as intended....like signs and ladders... I'd add a few that were way more impactful to my experience in the early/mid game. 1 leave a few portable miners on new MAM resource nodes as you find them, occasionally empty them out and complete a few techs as you wait for other production. (especially SAM) 2 rush the alien biomass recipe for pre coal power expansion 3 slide jumping is a great combat tool, not just for getting from A->B 4 stun rebar is OP for fighting Alpha and higher enemies, it's also very easy to automate. 5 only take an alternate recipe selection if you are about use it, this way you see the most new ones with each hard drive. 6 liquid biofuel is much better than regular or turbo fuel for how long it lasts in a jetpack, it will tend to get you further and higher even though its slower than turbo fuel. 7 build more than one dimensional depot for high use items like concrete and iron plates, and pair them with regular storage on lower throughput lines. 8 Once you have a few somersloops and some surplus power, building a machine that only inputs/outputs to containers is great for limited production of items you're not yet ready to automate, but still need for milestone and research. no need to spend coupons. 9. sloop your power slugs and alien DNA, never craft them by hand. 10. the first production in a slooped machine won't have the boost, but it does carry over when switching recipes, so make something basic first. 12. don't worry about sinking early production chains, let them stockpile in containers as they will be prevalent building materials (except screws, you won't need those much), Alien DNA is much better for early game Awesome points. 13. don't wait to go exploring for new hard drives, there are easy to use "upgrade" recipes for every phase, and lots of them in the starting areas are actually easy to open by the time you've hit phase 2. 14. keep a few chests next to a permanent MAM to keep track of things you have and what you still need to collect for research. some midgame items are a pain to make, but not worth automating until late-game, so using them up because you forgot why you were saving them can be a real bummer. (looking at you, fluctuators, heavy frames and high speed connectors) wow...I had more to say than I thought... hope these help.
I like my rifle too much to spam workbenches everywhere 😂 I'll just go on safari from my sky bridge 😜 Next playthrough I'm speed running chainsaw, blade runners, parachute and rifle.
In U8, my favorite weapon was a rebar gun with explosive bolts :-) Once i killed one bigger and three tiny spitters with a single shot :-) LOL And as a side effect, i could use it on rocks and didn't have to carry extra stacks of nobelisks and block a hand slot for the detonator.
You need a tip to defeat the basic enemy with the tier 2 weapon? Just jump over them when they charge. It's way faster, doesn't require building and recycling.
#19 is useless with Dimentional Depo. Just get at least one depo for all construction materials. In higher depo level you forgot about building cost at all.
05:10 simply use conveurbelt stacking pillers (im not sure if this is called like that im german 😂) if you build it like that you dont have to build walls
probably would of left the exploits to the end of the video, plus if you are not gonna play the combat properly just turn it off ? also you dont need to bother with foundations if you want to build a ladder to go up a cliff ?
all you have to do is hold E to collect all the foliage not do that weird inventory thing just press and hold E for the first thing you pick up and it will do the rest
Is this a parody video? Tip 1 and Tip 2 - don't play the game how it's meant to be played, Tip 3 - All that effort instead of just holding E, Tip 4 - thanks, you saved me about 5 seconds that I could otherwise be using to look at the map, inventory, or put down a marker, Tip 5 - worried about a tree 5 metres from your rail, whilst you have a rock clipping through 20 metres away in the background.... I can't keep going - tapping out before Tip 6.
you can use ladders without placing the foundations.
You can even extend the ladder while climbing it
Yes, I usually make about a 3-long foundation at the top of whatever cliff I'm climbing, and build a ladder down from it.
Sure, but ladders work just fine without using foundations.@@Ainglish-qj5bb
@@Ainglish-qj5bb This is the way. Way less concrete used doing this method.
Yes this is what I do
Also, if you're out in the boonies hunting mercer spheres and you don't want to leave a bunch of ladder litter laying around, you can dismantle it as you climb between sections and use the sample tool (middle mouse by default) to grab another ladder to build the next section. Who needs a jetpack?
Tip #15, about building conveyer belt elevators from floor hole - to - floor hole is gonna be soooooooooo helpful! Thanks for the video!
You don't even need 2 conveyor holes, one is enough. You just need to stretch the lift TO the hole, not from it.
Here's a tip from a pro player: open your map and disable any marker that's not actively useful on your compass. Like bruh the top of that screen looks like a landfill. Who needs to find their way to so many train stations anyway, just follow the tracks??
Cool tip! I'll def use that!
How does one become a “pro player” in satisfactory? 😂🤡
@@ChristopherCosta918by playing the game for hundreds of hours and understand how factories work
@@ChristopherCosta918how does one not understand sarcasm 🤡
@@ChristopherCosta918there are people who play this game for a living.
You can also make smaller nudges if you locked a blueprint with H. If you hold control, you can do half nudges
Great tip!
That's really cool to know thanks!
One that wasn't mentioned-- jetpack fuel types affect not only climb speed / distance, but also duration. So if you use a Hypertube launcher and want fuel to navigate around the map long as possible, you definitely want biofuel (or even normal fuel) over Turbofuel, which burns much faster.
This is indeed correct, I do prefer biofuel over turbofuel
@@The_Warbreaker Yeah, I keep turbo fuel for when I need to fly up a big cliff or something. But for navigation, bio is about 10x longer-lasting. :)
In most cases I find Biofuel to be the best for exploration trips, you just get so much more flight time out of a stack that other early fuel types.
Tip: have not just containers for *incoming* products at your mall, but also for outgoing stuff.
It's quick and easy to just grab stuff from other containers and throw it in there then.
I like to hook that up to a special train that then will deliver it to my intended destination. All I need to do is set up the train station for it to get the building materials for my new factory there then.
Another such container can be used to dump biomass, slugs etc into to send them to automatic sorting and processing.
Sounds cool, I just like being assured that the mats I take from the storage were "set aside" and won't impact any chains they used in
@@M4nichean Sure! I assume that's the case for everything that ends up in a storage container of a mall. It's taken out of the production lines already anyway and meant to be picked up by the player.
Some were basic but even those are helpful if you’re uninformed. Most of these blew me away!
Floorhole tip is a game changer! Thanks
The best real tips I have seen so far , thanks
Thanks for the tips!!! #1 especially will help so much in the early game
#15, the floor hole - belt - floor hole tip.... I hope thats not a bug, that is so cool
Saw it in your let's play as well.... I am guessing that current bug where the belt lift teleports to wherever you look when cycling to a mk2 lift will be gone with the full release... hopefully this is working as intended and stays :)
If you are going to cheese combat, Then just turn it off in advanced game settings. No need for tip one or two.
Yeah, I was going to comment this too. lol.
The charging enemies are easy and fun to deal with anyway, it's the spitters that are the problem.
for me in 1.0, the multitude of higher level beasts are the problem. where i used to encounter (in update 8) only normal hogs and maybe one single strong hog, i found that half the hogs were strong now and one was even a "stone thrower". quite difficult to handle in the beginning with only a zapper or at most a basher.
but it helps when you don't only hit them a few times with single strokes. use double strokes (doubleclick or two quick clicks) to do more damage, like swinging back and forth instead of only once. afaik, you did normal damage for the first hit and double damage for the second, thus triple damage for both together, and in a shorter time too than two single strokes.
but you shouldn't turn them to "completely peaceful", so that you still can kill them if you want or need, for their remains which can be turned into biofuel or into DNA for the sink (a second separate counter), or for research in the MAM.
I actively enjoy and will take breaks from building to go "hog jumping". Why cheese the most fun creatures to fight?
one more tip, you can also hold CTRL while a hologram is locked to get finer nudging
These are some really nice tips. Some I knew but some were quite sure opening and helpful.
You don't have to press TAB to keep gathering plants. You can just hold E from the start, provided you initially press it while looking at a gatherable plant.
He's not talking about holding E, he's saying you can let go of E entirely using the tab trick and collect plants just by looking at them.
@@Squant ooooh well then that is useful yes... QOL feature. Good because others seem kinda likenexploits 😅
Gonna take the tips from this video and what i've learned from your playthrough to 1.0. GL & HF in 1.0.
Uh I will definitely have several "bus" stations where that flying flounder picks and drops me off .... I will build alongside its flight path and have panoramic views of my builds as I traverse from factory to factory !
@@ChuckyBalboaOnline That’s what I was gonna do!
@@M4nichean hahah nice! Very excited to see how it will turn out!!
i found that out by accident, LOL :-)
after i built a ramp across a waterfall, i went afk and came back 10 minutes later to being dead on the ground.
that's how i found out that the stingray flew through that ramp and picked me up while i was away,
and 5 minutes later (after a full roundtrip) dropped me off at the underside of that ramp while he passed through it.
@@Anson_AKB hahaha! What are the chances!
@@Anson_AKB what hahahah thats so cool lol
These are really good. I didn't know about quite a few of these.
That's awesome, glad you could get something from it!
Honestly, it feels like half of these are just using game mechanics and items as intended....like signs and ladders...
I'd add a few that were way more impactful to my experience in the early/mid game.
1 leave a few portable miners on new MAM resource nodes as you find them, occasionally empty them out and complete a few techs as you wait for other production. (especially SAM)
2 rush the alien biomass recipe for pre coal power expansion
3 slide jumping is a great combat tool, not just for getting from A->B
4 stun rebar is OP for fighting Alpha and higher enemies, it's also very easy to automate.
5 only take an alternate recipe selection if you are about use it, this way you see the most new ones with each hard drive.
6 liquid biofuel is much better than regular or turbo fuel for how long it lasts in a jetpack, it will tend to get you further and higher even though its slower than turbo fuel.
7 build more than one dimensional depot for high use items like concrete and iron plates, and pair them with regular storage on lower throughput lines.
8 Once you have a few somersloops and some surplus power, building a machine that only inputs/outputs to containers is great for limited production of items you're not yet ready to automate, but still need for milestone and research. no need to spend coupons.
9. sloop your power slugs and alien DNA, never craft them by hand.
10. the first production in a slooped machine won't have the boost, but it does carry over when switching recipes, so make something basic first.
12. don't worry about sinking early production chains, let them stockpile in containers as they will be prevalent building materials (except screws, you won't need those much), Alien DNA is much better for early game Awesome points.
13. don't wait to go exploring for new hard drives, there are easy to use "upgrade" recipes for every phase, and lots of them in the starting areas are actually easy to open by the time you've hit phase 2.
14. keep a few chests next to a permanent MAM to keep track of things you have and what you still need to collect for research. some midgame items are a pain to make, but not worth automating until late-game, so using them up because you forgot why you were saving them can be a real bummer. (looking at you, fluctuators, heavy frames and high speed connectors)
wow...I had more to say than I thought... hope these help.
Always good to get a few tips!
Awesome, tried to include a range of ones that I'm sure most people would know and a few they would not
You can also do that bost from the loading just bypressing tab, i used that very often
I’ll give it a try!
This is missing the tip for using N to open quick search and using it as a calculator by entering equations for it to solve, rather than search terms.
Didn't think of saying that actually, just became second nature in my playthrough, it would of been a good mention.
I like my rifle too much to spam workbenches everywhere 😂 I'll just go on safari from my sky bridge 😜
Next playthrough I'm speed running chainsaw, blade runners, parachute and rifle.
Haha! Love it!
In U8, my favorite weapon was a rebar gun with explosive bolts :-)
Once i killed one bigger and three tiny spitters with a single shot :-) LOL
And as a side effect, i could use it on rocks and didn't have to carry extra stacks of nobelisks and block a hand slot for the detonator.
@@Anson_AKB Rambo!
Wow nr 15 is a gamechanger for me!!
I really enjoy using that one!
I think this is a great tips vid thank u
Packaged bioful is bettr than turbofuel for jetpack
Yes, liquid biofuel is the 4th and best fuel for the backpack. At least in the current game. Maybe 1.0 adds even more?
Specifically, for flying longer distances, packaged biofuel is better, but if you want more height with a short distance, then turbofuel is better.
@@zorggnliquid biofuel gets you more height then turbofuel does turbofuel is just faster.
@@capras12 Hmmmm. . . I don't think that's actually true.
@@Ainglish-qj5bb it is. Bioful goes higher but slower
I like your first 2 tips. I have a kill box which I think I can modify to make it faster to kill hogs
For Jetpack Packaged Liquid Biofuel is much better than Turbo. It lasts much more longer.
9:03 can also see tower info with just the map by putting cursor over the tower
If you use liquid bio fuel in the jet pak you can fly further and higher than with de turbo fuel
Nice Brozinsky, Like the channel!
Shot Boet, really having fun with it.
@@M4nichean Lot of work, but looking good.
>Pro tips
>Uses craft bench to cheese a small hog
💪👍
Problem. . . solved.
How you so new, but you already bringing memes like that? :) Subbed right away, gl with the channel!
Thanks haha! Appreciate it.
You need a tip to defeat the basic enemy with the tier 2 weapon? Just jump over them when they charge. It's way faster, doesn't require building and recycling.
Tip 9, you really don't need the foundation
Really?? That's cool will check it out
@@M4nichean don't need the foundation, don't need walls.
@@bethus2391 yup, just plop down some stairs and off you go
You don't need the foundations for a ladder.
Great tips otherwise!
Ayee shout out =)
Thanks bro nice to hear my accent on here
Pro Tip: Select Passive Mode. Still get achievements.
#19 is useless with Dimentional Depo. Just get at least one depo for all construction materials. In higher depo level you forgot about building cost at all.
CLICK BATE! 1.0 is out NOW and this is for the OLD version. Some tips can be use!
05:10 simply use conveurbelt stacking pillers (im not sure if this is called like that im german 😂) if you build it like that you dont have to build walls
probably would of left the exploits to the end of the video, plus if you are not gonna play the combat properly just turn it off ? also you dont need to bother with foundations if you want to build a ladder to go up a cliff ?
all you have to do is hold E to collect all the foliage not do that weird inventory thing just press and hold E for the first thing you pick up and it will do the rest
Auto-save second?! My brother in christ, that is about 42-48 autosave-second on my build. :S Nobody have the time to press a key for that duration.
Wow! would love to see your world is it big? Or you overdue for a PC upgrade?
@@M4nichean A bit of both, I think.
Im my games #16 is sketchy for me as my auto saves can take multiple minutes to complete!
I hear you! Is the save any quicker when you further away from the factory?
@@M4nichean I have not played that savw for a few months but no. Mine is distributed map wide.
expert tips more like exploit tips.
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Floor hole to a floor hole ... O___O
Start the video by prouly showing an arrangement that is basically useless in 1.0 😂
Your 10 year long battle with the giant biter is the reason why i set them to passive. There is no real benefit in making them aggressive honestly.
HAHA, I hear you, I just like the aspect of having to fight for resources
Dude just totally ignored liquid biofuel 6:23
@@kitsone4222 Ye! In my head I was like naaaa can’t be any good, apparently it’s not!
you don't need walls for ladders WTF
I had the exact same response!
8:00 whaaaaat
This one got me too.
I know right! Super fun, in my playthrough I did a belt that used over 400 Alclad LOL!
Problem.Solved.
Is this a parody video? Tip 1 and Tip 2 - don't play the game how it's meant to be played, Tip 3 - All that effort instead of just holding E, Tip 4 - thanks, you saved me about 5 seconds that I could otherwise be using to look at the map, inventory, or put down a marker, Tip 5 - worried about a tree 5 metres from your rail, whilst you have a rock clipping through 20 metres away in the background.... I can't keep going - tapping out before Tip 6.
I dont think taking down trees with a chainsaw is an expert tip or even an tip at all
South African?
@@JaxZeus Yebo
Giving tips and not even capable of using the stick correctly ... Pass.
K bye.
really trash video. there is nothing to learn about EXPERT..