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I think I'd forget they even exist if it weren't for the fact they attract cars. I mean I sometimes drive my car into them.
True. Coal can still be found for recipes, but the powering of things would rely mostly on trees.. Some mods for automatic "tree mining" should be used, I guess
There are videos on Youtube of players that already done it.
I mean, isn't it all about game settings and map? If a map has enough rocks, why not?
Every military science pack is going to take 5 coal to make. Every blue science pack is going to take 1 1/2 coal's worth of plastic. Every purple science pack is going to take 3.33 coal worth of plastic. Every yellow science pack is going to take 3.83 coal worth of plastic. And if my math is accurate another 9950 coal worth of plastic in circuits and low density structures to launch the rocket.
You could save some plastic by using a little plastic to make tier I productivity modules...
But you are talking 270 of the largest rocks just for the rocket. I can picture how I would go about it but I can't visualize succeeding with enemies on.
Though, if the pollution cloud is small enough to limit attacks, simply keeping gun turrets might be an option. It'd be a race though, because without grey or blue science they'd cap at +44% damage and +30% firing speed, which is kinda weak against big biters.
Honestly, the whole thing just doesn't strike me as being a very fun way to play, but to each their own. Stone, despite being in higher demand later on, might be less painful to play without, since you at least get a minimum of 20 per rock. But, personally, I'd rather play a modded game where there are no ore patches but biters drop resources instead of either of those options. (yes, one would also need mods to help collect the drops)
So technically do-able if it's just not mining coal from coal patches but doesn't sound fun or even remotely rewarding.
Edit: come to think of it, this feels more like a multiplayer challenge. It'd still kinda suck, but at least with several people you get more hand-crafting/mining, more explorers, more bodies to protect/violently expand the factory, etc.
Idk; I'd rather take on the sushi belt challenge or Marathon Rampant Deathworld