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Spare parts quality
Was just wondering if anybody knows about the difference in the spare parts. There is the cheaper and the more expensive part. Is it worth buying the more expensive part?
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RalphTheMexican May 10, 2019 @ 3:23pm 
probably not, that must be glitched too! wait a year or two before bying them mabe theres a chance by then that they will sort of work :P, from what i seen from this game theres nothing that come out that works the way it was intended to work theres always a glitch and it almost always creates a new glitch with something else, each time they add something new or a new patch! they dont seem to test what they create before adding them to the game!
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MA€STRO™ May 10, 2019 @ 4:36pm 
Originally posted by Holger Skulkeg:
Was just wondering if anybody knows about the difference in the spare parts. There is the cheaper and the more expensive part. Is it worth buying the more expensive part?
• The reinforced set of breakable parts, which have greater durability, but also a greater price. They can be distinguished by a different color. Players can now choose to use more expensive parts, which will last longer. Reinforced parts are available in the Store.



Holger Skulkeg May 11, 2019 @ 9:07am 
I will give it a try see if it makes a difference or not. Thanks!
MathewH1988 May 11, 2019 @ 10:27pm 
Reinforced parts are definitely worth it if you can afford them.
Zuleica May 12, 2019 @ 8:17am 
What's worth more are fully upgraded workers for each piece of equipment and six fully upgraded Mechanics. I have not had one piece break since I got to that kind of a crew. They repair faster than damage is done.

I'm nearing the end of the season and I'm about to see how fast they will repair everything if I leave my T5 washplant, large excavator, truck, dozer, frontloader, generator and pumps and recovery equipment all out during permafrost. I'm expecting it to be repaired by the end of the first day of spring before mining is even possible.
Pokeking Sep 16, 2020 @ 3:45pm 
Originally posted by MathewH1988:
Reinforced parts are definitely worth it if you can afford them.

6-7 times the health for 10-20 times the cost doesn't seem that worth it.
Last edited by Pokeking; Sep 16, 2020 @ 3:51pm
dogwalker1 Sep 17, 2020 @ 10:56am 
Originally posted by Pokeking:
Originally posted by MathewH1988:
Reinforced parts are definitely worth it if you can afford them.

6-7 times the health for 10-20 times the cost doesn't seem that worth it.
Actually it is, not just in terms of limiting downtime but also financially as well if you have a good mechanic, because the added durability makes better use of the mechanic's time. Think about it, you're paying him the same rate regardless of whether he's fixing the cheap part or the expensive one, and his work has a much longer benefit when he's fixed the expensive one. Plus, this in turn makes it easier for one top quality mechanic to keep on top of all the equipment on the claim before anything breaks down, so you 1) have no down time, and 2) don't need spare parts.

By keeping one fully trained mechanic on staff and using only quality parts everywhere there is a choice I haven't had a single breakdown in years of game time.
Last edited by dogwalker1; Sep 17, 2020 @ 11:01am
Pokeking Sep 19, 2020 @ 7:07pm 
Originally posted by dogwalker1:
Originally posted by Pokeking:

6-7 times the health for 10-20 times the cost doesn't seem that worth it.
Actually it is, not just in terms of limiting downtime but also financially as well if you have a good mechanic, because the added durability makes better use of the mechanic's time. Think about it, you're paying him the same rate regardless of whether he's fixing the cheap part or the expensive one, and his work has a much longer benefit when he's fixed the expensive one. Plus, this in turn makes it easier for one top quality mechanic to keep on top of all the equipment on the claim before anything breaks down, so you 1) have no down time, and 2) don't need spare parts.

By keeping one fully trained mechanic on staff and using only quality parts everywhere there is a choice I haven't had a single breakdown in years of game time.

With the mechanic, yeah I've heard he makes reinforced parts work well. But without a mechanic, no, they are not.
Holger Skulkeg Sep 24, 2020 @ 11:18am 
Interesting thanks!
Metallos Sep 24, 2020 @ 12:12pm 
Even without mechanic reinforced parts make sense: Almost no downtimes.
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