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There is a mod for it, but it'd be nice to have in vanilla settings. I like how there's one for not needing to search for hard drives to do alternate recipes (it simply unlocks them all immediately). Some of us enjoy the factory-building part of the game much more than the exploration/adventure game part of it, so this would be a nice addition. Thanks for reading.
It's your purview that players should be discouraged from making large factories as well, which is entirely antithetical to the concept of the game as well as the game engine it runs on. I don't understand how that's managing any expectations, and if we used least common denominator like you seem to gravitate towards, the world would be a much worse place.
Quite frankly, I think you should keep your opinions (of which you seem to have too many here) to yourself. You seem like a loudmouth intent on starting an unnecessary forum flame war which isn't constructive to the reason I've posted, which is overtly for the developers of this game which does not include you. Nothing was directed towards you until you felt the incessant need to interject yourself into my context-provided criticism to people that are making this game (which you didn't even seem to read for some reason). Feel free to socialize outside in the real world, because I don't care who you are or what your input is if you're not a literal developer of Satisfactory.
Anyway, your criticism was just "Make the game run perfectly regardless of what is happening in it at all times." Unrealistic expectations for a game of this kind where players can literally build anywhere without limits, you will eventually hit a point that will slow down any computer.
We all know that if a game can not run at max settings and at least 1000FPS on a C64 it is absolutely unoptimised. /s
* in my dreams.