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The problem is that there is quite the awkward step in progression. The distance between them is a bit on the long side, but still too short for a good inbetween step.
About the only way I can think to address this is to have a found email talking about a water purification system, with parts being findable in the lab. If it is an email in Manufacturing, it will encourage players to push on to the Lab and prioritize towards progress.
That or have a distilling system that can clean water at a better rate, but is still use for other things when the filtering system is found.
I agree on the Distilling prospect because it could allow you to make some Antiverse hooch from the Antiverse wheat you've been growing, might even allow for newer healing items too come to think of it.
What if there are water treatment facilities in Cascade that you can repair and bring back into function, so sinks actually replenishes clean water faster and you can basically fix up the offices so power and water can be more reliable and doesn't shut down anymore?
This makes it so it's wise to base around these repair systems because it becomes a viable target for enemy raids to destroy it.
Instead of taking each pot off the stove , draining it in a water container, refilling it with tainted water, and then putting it on the stove, you can just click it with a water container, then click it with a tainted water container.
This is half the clicks, which is a lot when you're almost certainly boiling at least 4 pots at once, bringing it down from 16 clicks in total down to 8, or if you're boiling 8 pots at once, bringing it down from 32 clicks to 16.
Not to mention you're going from panning your camera from your oven to your water container, probably to the side or behind you, to just keeping your camera swept over the oven, so that's less work, too.
Considering that this is something you'll be doing probably every minute until your water container is full or you get bored, reducing the amount of tedious grunt-work involved in the interaction helps a lot.
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I respect the industrial level water purification hustle.