Nasabot wrote:I am disappointed that the marathon mining drill cost has not been fixed yet.

Might be a bit expensive, but it is marathon mode after all... You don't want it to finish any sooner than you can help

Minor QoL improvement, but not a priority in my opinion, it's easy to deal without it.

I guess it isn't too hard to live with - I just find it frustrating when I place a furnace blueprint in a forest and whilst removing the trees, I accidentally delete a ghost placed inserter and forget to build ...

TL;DR
When chopping down trees, other buildings and blueprints cannot be mined without releasing and reclicking the mine button (LMB).


What ?
Similar to the way that you can't mine ores after mining buildings on an ore patch, when chopping trees, you shouldn't be able to accidentally mine ...

Slightly belated, but:

Other great thing suggested by other people (which I'm sure you haven't overlooked!)

Multiple toolbars (ie. train, factory, pipes etc.)
Have an indicator showing which armour you have equipped.
Show how much ammo you have remaining for all weapons - perhaps have a switch ...

As a current player who has become very used to the inventory over the many years and hours, I say definitely go ahead and change things!

We can easily re-learn stuff and "this is how we've always done it" isn't a good reason not to change things. You shouldn't feel like you are the bad guy - the ...

There have been many speedruns with varying rules: multiplayer, default resources etc. but none as far as I can see which allow the use of commands... so I did my own!

The final time was 3 minutes and 51 seconds, although this could be a bit faster.

Here is the replay footage at 4x speed: https ...

Amazing work - updates flying out left, right and centre!

Just a question: was the "railworld" name at all inspired by Bentham's series (MangledPork)?

Sounds good! I agree that nuclear should come with some risks - it is a bit too good to come "free".
My favourite suggestion, and I think one of the easiest to implement, is 4.

When the nuclear power station is operated wrong (ie. the reaction becomes out of control), it could produce much less ...

Factorio is a very good example of the right way to be indie devs. Compared to some of the people Jim Sterling has to deal with (which I'm sure prompted this FFF), the Factorio devs have always been very good at the whole community and Youtube interaction. A big thank you from all of us - games like ...

I love the fact that the devs just straight out acknowledge that people will just draw random genitalia! :D They don't pretend they don't know who they're dealing with...
The electricity view looks pretty neat - All those little red lines! Also the roboport coverage will be very useful.

As for my ...

quinor wrote:I think the game is just great and that's why.

Now that is a good marketing strategy. Not microtransactions. Not DRM. Not thousands of pound advertising hype (ahem Sony). Make a good game - it works!

Loewchen wrote:Settings > Other settings > use item groups/use item subgroups

Ah - thank you very much!

I bought the game back in mid 2014 for about £12. Last year I encouraged my friend to buy it for £15.
Then this week my other 2 friends bought it. One liked it so much his brother bought it too and now another 3 sales have happened! In total, that is £72 gone to the devs, all from that initial £12 ...

My friend has recently got the game and I was watching him play it over steam. I noticed, when he opened his inventory, that his crafting layout was very tall and was not sorted by the tabs and the top. Instead it was all one tall column of crafting options, split by the tabs at breaks but still in ...

That steering idea might be quite useful - it would be interesting to give it a try and see how it goes!

The music sounds epic!
Also: 1/0 magic - lol

This is looking pretty amazing so far :D

A few things:
I love the way the heat pipes and the normal pipes don't connect - can we have another normal pipe which doesn't connect to other pipes too?
Please keep the "Kovarex enrichment process" research - it would just be the best little Easter Egg ...

I run Ubuntu 16 and the experimental version works fine for me...