I would just to say, that I love how open you are with the development cycle. I'm in school for programming myself, and when I see the many different challenges you face, I often stop reading and try to figure out how I would solve it before looking on at what you've done. It's also a great way to ...

Will you all please be quiet and stop posting on the forums. I'm listening out for this week's Friday Facts and I can't hear above the ruckus.

Phillip_Lynx wrote:Do you talk to lyzz or to me?

p.s. it was only a jest. No need to take Internet forums quite so seriously :-)

silman wrote:

DaveMcW wrote:I have been playing for about 6 hours and clearly am getting delusional.

The pipes...the pipes!

A better way to understand the base is to load up the save game from the last episode a player submitted. Spend maybe 30 minutes just understanding where resources are going and where manufactured goods come from. Or just play exactly as they have been playing, enjoying the challenge and the foible...

ible wrote:The second spoiler in JoshLittle's post is a great example of constructive feedback.
Infectum, I highly recommend you review the combat footage while reading through his analysis.

...if you were in the army as some sort of strategist.. Since it's just a game you'll just get better at it naturally.

Did someone just ring the bell?

The game should default to the primary monitor and allow the user to choose otherwise in the options.

Confirmed bug here as well. Factorio always used to open on the correct, primary monitor in fullscreen, now it does not, whether I set the index to 0 or 1. (Or 2).

I noticed this bug last night as well; with Express Belts it will keep the construction bots busy as long as there's supply. I assume that they should "stop", like belts do, when painted with a deconstruction template. I'm glad you reported it so jeroon doesn't blame me again! I also find ...

but btw: looking at the stuff you could fight with you fought good (but also funny to see that you mocked over military 4 but a minute later you were happy to have destructors - which also had to be researched one time like piercing shotgut is now ;) ) Pfft, who needs those pointless capsules and g...

slpwnd wrote:Somehow I always end up with a wall of text :/ http://www.factorio.com/blog/post/fff-52

But only because you know what your boys and girls want. Walls of text. Delicious Factorio text.

Whut whut!



omg massive image hijack alert...already past Point Of No Return...abort not possible...

1.5GB, mostly archived :-P
Current Factorium is about 75MB/save...

Just remember kids: Always manage your rolling stock in the train yard. Doing shunting out in the wild is dangerous!

*inserts bugs slightly slower than jeroon removes them*

Steps to reproduce: Load saved game Press the key to connect rolling stock twice. Crash: Internal error: Carriage::moveBackJointBackward backRail rollingStockCount != 0 btw does Factorio save these sorts of errors anywhere? I took a look around but couldn't find a log file with the error in it; I ha...

Just to be clear: more trains. Any excuse whatsoever. Even a single oil well on its own. More trains.

Loved ep55 Fishster. Your most entertaining one yet, had me giggling away to myself in the first five minutes :-D

Easy to run and the output works flawlessly. A good way of planning long term expansion! Would purchase again A++++***