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I like that.
Can you add the link to the reddit post, please?

I posted about this on this reddit post: http://www.reddit.com/r/factorio/comments/2ojqij/what_would_you_do_with_access_to_water/

My reply (copy&paste) was:

I would be happy with floating paths, belts and micro-algae farms.
Micro ...

Hello!

I would like to see a pacification agent added to the game. The mechanic would take power to maintain, and would act a a sort of counter-pollution, pacifying the biters instead of angering them.

On a reddit post I posted about this idea as a response to what could water surfaces be used for ...

It would make trams possible

Plus, the same could be said about stackable-bonus robotic legs, which are far more powerful as they make you faster in every direction with no world infrastructure.

Hello!

In my latest play I had the idea of organizing my base in such a way so I could use trains for in-base transportation (like a tram).
The idea was to have a series of trains constantly running around the base, and I would hop on and off the trains in motion to get transported (placing ...

You are playing tower defense on factorio? hehe

I think biters will spot a turret or the player, and then only attack other structures if they get in the way of the pathfinding.

I havent tested it, but i think it would be possible to just build an open but convoluted path for the biters to go ...

Hello! First post on the forums here :)

Just wanted to suggest cobblestone and stone brick path tiles. They would be used as pavement, giving the player bonuses to speed.

There could also be a tier 3 path that required iron plates and lubricant, and acted as an non-interruptible but very fast lane ...