It was about time Destroyers lived up to their name, good stuff.

That and a shotgun buff, chef's kiss.

It makes sense. But I have to say I hope it is not the case. Killing the locals in a battle is one thing, but indefinitely constraining one and torturing it to produce eggs so I can exploit it's potential offspring is a completely different level of wrongness. I really hope the eggs are produced by...

I love the idea of enemies who are expressly designed to be directly fought first, act as turret fodder second. This was never felt with the enemies on Nauvis, where at worst you have to dodge some projectiles and kite some biter balls. I wonder how exactly the static defense strategy will play out,...

Splitframe wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 12, 2024 11:06 am

What benefit do legendary quality Display Panels provide?

Disney+ subscription.

Hype! It looks like the last planet will necessitate the inclusion of lights in our blueprints. Since it will be dark, I anticipate a planet with an ocean (because we already had fire, air, earth themed planets) and dark land patches. Maybe a metallic planet like Core Prime ? I don't think that the...

epr wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 10, 2024 4:53 pm

Spoilage, oh my.
What's next? Hunger and thirst?

Hmm, imagine biological assemblers that have to be fed to work... That'd be interesting.

How is this concept functional together with quality? I'm not sure if it is a good idea to have items with different quality and changing durability at the same time. In my opinion it is overcomplicated. Quality only makes sense for items that have a practical use or the items used to make them. So...

Ooh, if this is engine-supported, we could add red-hot blocks of steel that can be forged into other shapes, but if left to cool for too long, we need to reheat. Alternatively, we need to wait until they're cold enough to machine. On the other hand, given molten metal carried in insulated pipes, th...

Spoiling items are pretty cool conceptually, but I'm iffy on the white bars. They make things look a bit busy, even for alt mode. No idea what could be done to remedy that in a strictly better way. All that comes to mind is some sort of particle/shader effect, which wouldn't necessarily give an accu...

This is BEGGING for glowing fungus. It'd look so awesome in the overcast weather.

Ohz wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 12, 2024 7:16 pm

"Pauza na obed", new planet confirmed

That's the biter planet.

Plot twist: you are the lunch.

To multiplex channels onto the radar you need a clock. And beware the fool that uses a local clock to demultiplex the data. One power outage and the clocks will get out of sync. That's the issue though, right? You're not removing the issue of multiplexing, you're just shifting it from groups of sig...

Wouldn't radars having channels actually make the circuits easier, outside of just transmission? Right now you can build many separate networks, your main concern is the chaos of cables it involves. If you add an entity with channels you add a way to simplify that chaos by separating the networks s...

I don't think radar signals are for people who are already using factory-wide signal networks. They are probably primarily intended at players who use circuit-wired rail blueprints "because", never use it, until at some point late in they find a usecase and then find out there are too man...

Most players will need 0 anyway since the train system handles cargo logic by itself (that's even more true with all the new train stop improvements). Most players will never need to touch circuits ever since most meta layouts are self-balancing, so why are they even a feature in the first place? ;...

Seeing the flashing progress bars on the ultra speed crafting immediately made me think about idle/clicker games like Adventure Capitalist, where when you start producing too much the "progress bar" becomes a continuous animation and instead of current progress you see amount produced per...

A couple of years back I was experimenting with making my own "train dispatch system" (which later became fashionably known as a "logistic train network") and ran into a lot of the limitations of circuits that I had to work around, especially the lack of filter combinators necess...

This is just sloppy: why can't you simulate infalling debris to a molten planet, and then 4.5 billion years of tectonics, ocean and land erosion, then evolution of organisms and atmosphere, and just be done with it?? You joke but Dwarf Fortress does something along these lines (it quickly simulates...

Is it weird that this FFF got me more fired up than the others? People don't talk about it much, but a huge part of the fantasy of this game is the environment and what you do with it. And this is a huge improvement on that. Then again, I'm also one of those weirdos who uses green modules and builds...

Snow covered belts is quite the paradox - unless they're perfectly stationary for the holidays