mmmPI wrote: Thu May 01, 2025 7:20 pm

Yeah, yeah, no one can understand your infinitely wide, academic, magically wise and applicable to anything view of things. You keep saying what others can't understand you yet this never helps them to understand you, how surprising.

It's ok if you don't see it the same, though, i am telling you that to me it is the same, in both case i deal with probabilistic result thanks to law of large numbers. Do you refute the possibility that it can be done by other player or are you insisting on your refusal/inability to do so ? U235 ...

And i automate them so it becomes statistics, a bit like uranium processing.
No. Uranuim processing has kovarex enrichment. Since you have enough 235 to launch kovarex all uranium processing is an ordinary streamlined production.

Because there is no way for you to roll quality before going to ...

You don't have to gamble though, you can make item from quality material, and have 100% chance when doing the last step.
Yeah, you divide big stake rolls into managing of millions of low-stake rolls.

Quality in ammo or turrets to me serve to have more dense firepower on platform and you can't ...

Green Cat wrote: Wed Apr 30, 2025 4:07 pmA freezer is very welcome.

Fun fact: you can deliver eggs to Aquilo, drop them on the gr.. on the ice and they will just hatch when timer reach zero. So following how this game handles temperatures freezer will not affect anything. Unfortunately.

It's math, and to be precise, it's statistics.
Nope.

Probabilities are independent so for piece items like character equipment that's pure luck. That's why people feeling whole system as gambling. This is the first cornerstone.

The second cornerstone is for the items produced in vast quantities ...

My question is how big do you typically go before traveling to another planet to get tech to go bigger?
Even if not leaving Nauvis ASAP there still point in going to space ASAP. Space science packs allows to research further. Bullet and laser damage (both very useful on Nauvis and in space) and ...

Didn't read whole thread. Just adding my five coins into the matter.

Gleba. Is. The Best.

Gleba requires you to think first. Rather, forces you to if you don't do that willingly. You need to segment your factory. You need to divide factory districts into organic (spoilable) and inorganic ...