Turret creep with artillery is the current pinnacle of automated termination. If you count your time as resource (and you certainly should, it is less replaceable than anything else), not dealing with the biters and just hammer them with a 28,3cm/L76 is the most efficient way. Alas, this is a game, ...

and copper. For green circuits.

[...]because there's no way to send an intercontinental missile to the bitters. We just need [...] a research permited to have some nuclear bomb to send to the bitters, then it would be logical [...] Uuuuhhh. I like the way you think. I really like it. Someone buy that man a cigar. (sorry for blata...

Too much is never enough. Do you feed the steel array from the iron one or does it have its own iron smelting in front of it? It does seem a bit small either way, especially the iron and copper. Quadruple it, maybe more. YMMV, I don´t know your factory. otoh, as long as the bus is full, who am I to ...

Picks up jaw, re-attaches to face. :shock: 7x3, tileable. I do not understand how disentius desgin works (which tells me I have not grasped the true potential of the new splitters as well), but I feel it might be more tolerant to the startup phase as it priorizes 235 into its own, closed loop. I rea...

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Sun Dec 23, 2018 9:51 pm

so i could do this:
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Still dumb, but stackable dumb

jftr:
Stacking it 2x3 instead of 1x5 will save you 6 Beacons plus their modules for the price of some extra belt.

And then there was this ... incident ... with the trains back in 16.3x. That might have been a bug, though. I think you might be replying to my post regarding the FFF#266 hand tool announcement deleted because "All the drama about the axe removal has spread enough : there are currently two act...

And then there was this ... incident ... with the trains back in 16.3x. That might have been a bug, though.

The uneven heating of the outside damages the surprisingly delicate equilibrium of the furnace, damaging the structure and causing it to collapse.

Keep in mind the operating system happily burns away another core (or two), so less than four (physical) cores might be too little.

See, posila, this is what "emotions and very little reason" actually looks like. Notice the brevity of this message from Oktokolo to refute only headers without actually discussing any of the points of argument. Further, he hurls the elephant "the axes indeed do not improve gameplay ...

You do retain the perfect ratio, no matter how many blueprints you put down. Personally, I do like to have some spare capacity "just in case" but ymmv.

Yes, seperating solar farms and Accumulators is perfectly possible. Also, it does look nicer

I fail to see the point of penalizing electricity distance by the number of poles used. As the wire is isolated against the pole anyway the current does not really care about passing above an isolator. Technically, there is no limitation against putting 110kV on a line of wooden masts. It will turn ...

otoh, it is always good to know it is not me being too stupid to build a proper blueprint, so thanks for sharing your pain.
I, for one, build all the corners by hand and take the train grid for reference. So far, it has come out nicely (my nice, not yours ) using a medium pole in the corners.

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plus, one can always "motivate" the enemy to be hit with a flamer with a few well placed walls. Just have them zig-zag to their crispy doom.

Most of the stuff is self explaining, items also have pop up infoboxes. Concerning item production, you just have to add ingrediends to assembly machines and move these products to other machines. (And then rebuild the entire thing as it does not scale and you need waaaaay more of x than you expecte...

Beautiful Spaghetti of empty belts

interesting you started with mods right away.