Thanks for the continued support for this great game. My $30 purchase averages out to about one cent per hour played, and I'm still playing years later. Factorio will go down as one of the greats. SimCity 2000, SuperMario 64, GoldenEye 64, SimCity 4, CounterStrike:Source, Minecraft, and Factorio.

This is an issue for me too. To be clear, this isn't a Factorio issue, but rather a Steam issue. Steam doesn't have a way to limit cloud sync upload speeds. This causes two issues for me: 1) Upon closing Factorio most of my upload bandwidth is utilized by cloud sync, 1-5 minutes depending on the siz...

This is so logical. I was also so concerned about doing a large design to get the reactor boost, but a smaller, more compact design makes more sense.

I deleted a post where I said the mod wasn't working after the last update. The mod still works with 1.1.33. The issue is that I'm a moron and accidentally hit SHIFT+V, which enables\disables the mod.

The mod still works great, and I love it. Thanks for making it.

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Wed Apr 14, 2021 10:09 am

As always: thanks for the update... perhaps it's me, but my save game just won't load after this update: it keeps hanging...

I echo the thanks. I had no issue with loading my save games, although I don't think mine are as big as yours. Good luck.

CONGRATULATIONS.

Factorio is one of the greats. There are few games that I play for countless hours across many years. This is one of them. Quality gaming isn't dead.

SimCity 2000
GoldenEye 64
SimCity 4
Counter Strike: Source
Minecraft
Factorio

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Simply outstanding support. Thanks so much for the quick turnaround on all the bugfixes and the package fix.

I never played the new tutorial. The old demo was great for me. I got the hang of the game. Saw the power of automating a few low-level things. It left me craving more. For me the old demo did exactly what it needed to do. Here I am $30 and 1,663 hours later.

Let it be known that many of us have a lot of appreciation for both the game developers and the modding community. You all do great work.

Best $30 I've spent in a long while. Thanks so much for the continued features, updates, and support.