I realize this behavior is intentional


And therefore not a bug.


The *behavior* may be intentional, but the player experience is likely not. I doubt the intention here is to confuse players - therefore this is experienced as a bug (by me, and I imagine others). Like was mentioned also above ...

I realize this behavior is intentional, but I experienced it as a bug (even as a somewhat 'power' user).

After setting a recipe for prod 3s and adding some resources, I thought I was short a few, so I reverted the assembler back to prod 2. I didn't realize I had added enough resources to start a ...

Just to summarize my stance (if it matters at all :P ):
I agree with AntiElite that this is a known risk we take doing this on experimental versions
I agree that any changes favorable to the game overall should be prioritized against the minority
I am still concerned that this *is* a core ...

Specifically for me, this affects my ability to run Any% on a number of different maps that I've previously spent many hours on planning. I know that supporting speedrunning the game in general is probably not very high priority, but I figured I'd at least voice my case there.

Separate from this ...

It seems like someone decided copper is bad? :D

0.17.50: https://i.imgur.com/v5AbLTy.png

0.17.51: https://i.imgur.com/SDHAQLj.png

Some patches (such as the large copper fairly close to the right of start) have simply changed from copper to iron? some are just gone, or are smaller. I guess this ...

It looks like this is indeed a symptom of a hardware/OS-level problem.

In my particular case, I am using Corsair C15 DDR4 3000 RAM, but with a B350 chipset and a Ryzen 7. There's some incompatibility that is over my head, so the RAM was being recognized as 2133 - Corsair's suggestion was to use XMP ...

Sure thing - sorry I wasn't sure what would be relevant.

The game was minimized, in editor mode (and i *believe* paused, although i might be wrong about that?).

No other gpu-related application was running *except* web browsers. Both chrome and firefox were open, although I don't believe chrome ...

Crash experienced while game was minimized. Also note the multiple GPUs. Was commanded by Bilka to report here.

Important snippet:

16713.301 D3D11_ERROR: IDXGISwapChain::Present failed in swapBuffers on line 1538. Error [0x887a0005] - DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED
16713.301 GetDeviceRemovedReason ...