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- Links two points in space.Cargo Teleporter
- Links to a networkPlayer Teleporter
Ha!Takezu wrote:And to be honest, i don't see any reason for that to be vanilla gameplay.
I see. But I think, this is the main reason and also the most interesting with the most game-value, because grounding such far away outposts is a cool thing.
Joy of riding to a new outpost get's lost after the 10th ride, you know.Takezu wrote:Well maybe me but enjoy a trainride far more then a Zip you are there. Especially if a group of biter is playing on the tracks that time
When you take time to read all the suggestions, then you see, that this is not the case for every suggestion. The rocket for example is a one-timerand by far too expensive to use it for transport. And the pneumatic delivery needs capsules, which prevents it from using it for returning items back with the same way.And on the other hand, you would gradually make trains obsolet, think about it, why building a rail network if you can just teleport the damn stuff all over the place.
That is your opinion. In my opinion far away outposts can be a super gameplay, cause they give you the basic possibility to play on every map, not even stupid simple maps.for people that are unwilling to deal with the Cargologistics that comes with a growing factory, and only want to deal
with the growing of the factory itself, which is perfectly fine for me, but i thin really that that's something that should be handeld by a mod, and not in vanilla itself.
for me even the 100th ride is worth while, way to much fun 
I still try to keep it general to avoid total off-topic.Takezu wrote:Silk, if i where to transport something across half the map, i din't would only ttransport one thing.
Thats in efficent to begin with. And whatever the chois of transportation is, it's in efficent, if you have to span a large distance,
you want as many needet materials and things as possible with you. Because you want to make the trip as seldom as possible.
You need to insert the roboports into a wagon, right? Currently you need to make a wagon of filtered stacks (one stack is for the roboports) and then insert the roboports. The inserter stops only, if the stack in the wagon are full. But you explain it yourself:I don'T know about roboports but i didn't see why i'd have to fill a whole stack in?
It lasts too long, Takezu! Simply that. I've played that too much, to say, it can take an hour to bring one stupid item to an outpost. Doing it "by hand" is a) too slow, b) too stupid. This is Factorio, try to automate evrything.a stack uses the same space as a singelport. If you want to fill it automaticly true then only 1 is hard to get, but thats not the trains fault, that problem would persist with everything which would be automaticly feed for transportation. If you just want one singel item, you'd have to feed it manualy in any case i think.
It's not really about being fun in of itself, but about avoiding the parts the take away from the fun. I never played Thermal Expansion, but in buildcraft I used the teleport pipes to avoid having to mine out a path for pipes or I didn't want to lay 50+ pipes down over terrain. I could plop it down & move on to playing with it. I don't see the fun in laying belts or pipes 50+ tiles without using them in between. Pipes are especially annoying, but I use trains or bots where I can. I want to get stuff running so I can build the layouts and get stuff made so I can use it. The teleport pipes used frequencies so you had to manage your frequency usage and control how much goes where. It still adds the logistics fun without laying hundreds of belts, tracks, or pipes.Thats what i meant, plop down done ... can'T see the fun...
