Uranium is safe, it shouldn't kill you if you handle it..Be realistic!!!!!!

[ImGladUmad]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fWhOn5St3uM

This game is pretty unrealistic.....Uranium rocks don't do anything at all if handled.

[TallShipSailor]

Bait taken.

[GeneralZaphod]

Its a highly radioactive isotope only common on this remote alien planet. Common man, be imaginative!!

[Ozius]

Oprindeligt skrevet af DrNewcenstein:

Oprindeligt skrevet af MJS WARLORD:

So the poster of the thread says uranium is safe ??? with all due have you even tried using it in the game ??? when you get within 60 metres of a uranium node you will die from radiation if you are not wearing a hazmat suit.

On my first playthrough i built a huge glass tower high up in the air to get the uranium ore from one side of my base to the other so that i could use the main parts of my base safely.

The only time i needed to wear hazmat was when i went into my nuclear power station area

He means IRL.

But then I'm sure Marie Curie would have something to say about it.

If I remember correctly, it was most likely the Radium she was extracting (far, far more radioactive than Uranium) that caused her to develop lethal radiation exposure.

[Tenzek]

At least they accurately made a flat world map. DSP and their silly globe theory is such an unrealistic fantasy.

[kLuns]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Balloon John:

If I remember correctly, it was most likely the Radium she was extracting (far, far more radioactive than Uranium) that caused her to develop lethal radiation exposure.

So if the name changes to Radium it becomes more realistic :)

[Ozius]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Tenzek:

At least they accurately made a flat world map. DSP and their silly globe theory is such an unrealistic fantasy.

LOL, I can't tell if this is a joke or not.

[Ozius]

Oprindeligt skrevet af kLuns:

Oprindeligt skrevet af Balloon John:

If I remember correctly, it was most likely the Radium she was extracting (far, far more radioactive than Uranium) that caused her to develop lethal radiation exposure.

So if the name changes to Radium it becomes more realistic :)

Uranium ore does often contain both Polonium and Radium (both massively more radioactive than Uranium) but in very tiny quantities. The Uranium ore on Massage-2(A-B)b might just contain far higher concentrations on these.

You know Uranium isn't that scary as the pilots of the plane which drop the nuke on Hiroshima suffered no ill affects from being close to the bomb for over 12 hours (there would be some shielding but not much) and that was just a mechanism for firing one piece of Enriched Uranium into another piece. Think at least one of them is still alive.

P.S. I'm not bothered by minor unrealistic aspects in games.

[LostME]

Oprindeligt skrevet af Khirareq:

I make buildings from a Remote Control Unit

This universe aint your universe

That's what the developers said. And this is their universe. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Shahadem]

How many kgs and cubic meters of steel ingots can you fit in your pocket?

I like to consider every game to exist in its own universe with its own set of rules.

Take for example the steel and iron ingots.

What comes out of the Smelter is a shiny silvery bar. But iron would not be naturally shiny and silvery. The color we associate with steel is from Chromium. So what comes out of the Smelter is a Chromium iron steel ingot otherwise called stainless steel.

Likewise steel has a lower carbon content so would not be black. Yet what comes out of the foundry is black. That looks like pig iron, not steel. Pig iron has a high carbon content which is why it looks black or dark and it rusts quickly.

An integrated steel mill turns iron ore into pig iron then into steel.

but in satisfactory we turn iron ore into stainless steel then into pig iron.

And we don't have to turn coal into coke.