Production Modules Everywhere!

[TwentyEighty]

Thanks Pyanodon and King Arthur!

Pyanodon are you ever planning on adjusting the phytoplankton + pyrawores recipe (the one requiring so much tin) like you mentioned before? I think I will need a lot of fusion power for the mass amounts of production modules going into every recipe now

Another question, when you make a change like this:



Does that actually change anything for us? Just makes it more consistent with the other long running biological recipes? I'm just wondering what the purpose for such a change is, it seems like it results in no functional change, but I might be missing something.

[Lurve]

It's faster and you need two-thirds less lamp.

[TwentyEighty]

Oh yeah I didn't even notice the lamp

But it's not faster. The lamp is the only functional change, but that makes sense now

[Lurve]

You don't get three times as much? Or is time encoded in the energy requirement, and it takes three times as long?

[TwentyEighty]

Yes you get 3x as much and it takes 3x as long. But honestly i'm pretty happy about the lamp change.

So I just had the tin question:

Pyanodon are you ever planning on adjusting the phytoplankton + pyrawores recipe (the one requiring so much tin) like you mentioned before? I think I will need a lot of fusion power for the mass amounts of production modules going into every recipe now

[immortal_sniper1]

Yes you get 3x as much and it takes 3x as long. But honestly i'm pretty happy about the lamp change.

So I just had the tin question:

Pyanodon are you ever planning on adjusting the phytoplankton + pyrawores recipe (the one requiring so much tin) like you mentioned before? I think I will need a lot of fusion power for the mass amounts of production modules going into every recipe now

i thik deuterium is a much larger concearn since it uses a loy of apace and ups to make

[TwentyEighty]

Woohoo thanks Pyanodon, now the tin cost is roughly halved and uses fewer machines