It's odd how something so petty as a water turbine spinning the wrong way bothers me so much...but this game looks good and I'm glad you're playing it!
My friend is the same way. Which is why we make a great team. He pushes the science faster than I normally would while I spend all the time designing complex logistics networks.
This day's YT Nilaus must have grabbed Wednesday's Underground Factories [Day 2] Twitch stream ranting Nilaus by the shoulders and said, "Snap out of it man. You can always build a larger bus!"
I believe that what you get from placing the accumulators is the marker leading you to the old hydro facility where the water wheels are 'mind the voltage'. That's why you were never directed there, and getting the water wheels first is probably why that objective is acting broken. Maybe going back there will fix it.
definitely starting to feel a lot more like a Nilaus series! I love that bus design but I wonder if you would be able to fit things in a little tighter if you did the branching at ground level and jumped the bus over top of it? might solve the question of how to get around the ramps.
I am still pondering if main bus works in the long run. Was having same ideas to split off since I did a similar system in Dyson for a mall, but here I fear that later on throughput will be an issue. Not sure if one lane of mk2 belt for ingots will keep up with production. So maybe each intermediate gets their own smeltering array and only need to push in ores or something like that.
I can see that you have 2 of the research core compilers (i think that is what they are called). Is it because each has a maximum number that it will place/it wont spread beyond a certain amount?
At least during the demo, deconstructing placed machines just returns parts, not the whole building. Thus if he does, he'd have to craft new wheels. I assume this is the case, not sure what changes have gone in between the demo and the EA client.
Neat game, but the constant tiling of the orange diamond on the floor is kind of obnoxious to my eyes. Especially when the belts already have lights on the side, which is going to get more and more populated over time, adding to the visual clutter.
It's odd how something so petty as a water turbine spinning the wrong way bothers me so much...but this game looks good and I'm glad you're playing it!
also the cranks spinning the opposite direction of the shaft fro the turbines doubles the bothersome.
Consistency is more Important than Realism! 😂 Nice one
Nilaus really be lookin' out for his future self. I would still be handcrafting lmao.
My friend is the same way. Which is why we make a great team. He pushes the science faster than I normally would while I spend all the time designing complex logistics networks.
This day's YT Nilaus must have grabbed Wednesday's Underground Factories [Day 2] Twitch stream ranting Nilaus by the shoulders and said, "Snap out of it man. You can always build a larger bus!"
Thank you Nilaus for this series :)
first game after factorio i'm really interested in ^^ Thank you for Playing it ^^
Okay, whose taking bets that he takes out all the water wheels and places them in the correct direction by next episode?
He has yet to pick up any building that pre-exists. I wonder if you even can.
@@justinwhite2725 I hadn't even considered that. Good thinking.
You can't pick up the machines that the game has in place.
wonder how long till they add conveyor elevator splitters
I believe that what you get from placing the accumulators is the marker leading you to the old hydro facility where the water wheels are 'mind the voltage'. That's why you were never directed there, and getting the water wheels first is probably why that objective is acting broken. Maybe going back there will fix it.
definitely starting to feel a lot more like a Nilaus series! I love that bus design but I wonder if you would be able to fit things in a little tighter if you did the branching at ground level and jumped the bus over top of it? might solve the question of how to get around the ramps.
Not to mention, running the bus up a bit leaves you the option to branch out above or below it as needed. That seems like a good idea.
thank you for the video!
four more daaaaaaaaaays
I did my part as well :P
I am still pondering if main bus works in the long run. Was having same ideas to split off since I did a similar system in Dyson for a mall, but here I fear that later on throughput will be an issue. Not sure if one lane of mk2 belt for ingots will keep up with production. So maybe each intermediate gets their own smeltering array and only need to push in ores or something like that.
I can see that you have 2 of the research core compilers (i think that is what they are called). Is it because each has a maximum number that it will place/it wont spread beyond a certain amount?
😊
Can you stack assemblers?
1turbine for 2 crank engines
same like factorio Steampower you have in the start
Couldn't you've just reconstructed the pre-existing waterwheels to get them in the right orientation?
Unfortunately, you’re not able to remove any existing, unbroken items
At least during the demo, deconstructing placed machines just returns parts, not the whole building. Thus if he does, he'd have to craft new wheels. I assume this is the case, not sure what changes have gone in between the demo and the EA client.
Yay, no more cranky jokes :P
The first comment: lights are so useful!
Neat game, but the constant tiling of the orange diamond on the floor is kind of obnoxious to my eyes. Especially when the belts already have lights on the side, which is going to get more and more populated over time, adding to the visual clutter.