Well ... It actually shows me I have watched first video :? I have totally forgot about it (it was probably years ago), but my brain must have stored that information. So my original idea clearly comes from Mangledpork serie, including the name :oops: That answers my question, I guess :lol: HAHAHA ...

The playlist is here . Thank you :) Well ... It actually shows me I have watched first video :? I have totally forgot about it (it was probably years ago), but my brain must have stored that information. So my original idea clearly comes from Mangledpork serie, including the name :oops: That answer...

Mine wasn't a megabase, but I had: Colbury (Steam power) Chipton (Circuits) Forgedale (Copper) Ironwood (Iron, it was in a forest) The twin towns of Stoneford and Steelbridge (Guess) Warchester (Military science) Westpoint and Forton (Personal combat supplies and ammo belted to defensive walls) New...

Kyralessa wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 03, 2024 7:27 pm

You could use a mod like this to show the place names:

https://mods.factorio.com/mod/textplates

I already know about this. A good recommendation none the less

Tertius wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 03, 2024 2:48 pm

you might hit a limit with train congestion if you don't take heed of production line placement and rail track disentanglement

That's exactly what got me. It is the reason I am trying this.
Also thanks for sharing your details.

r3nt5ch3r wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 03, 2024 10:21 am

smaller, specialized megabases just sounds like bigger city blocks.

Basically yes. But WAY bigger. Like only-one-per-base bigger.

Hi,
I had this idea of smaller, specialized megabases, connected by trains.

Possible names include:

• Smelton

• Tech City

• Oil Creek

• Powerfarm

• Scifield

• Constructown

Just wanted to ask if I discovered something interesting, or is this old news?