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You can always go cheat on a different game.

It's good if you can get them for cheap with good inheritance, for the amount of skill points they take up, you can take multiple green skills to make up missing stats, evenly distribute or even go above 1200 limit. Otherwise, strategy specific or distance specific skills gives higher base time and value.

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KAKTUS misiek999 ™ eredeti hozzászólása:

Fordking eredeti hozzászólása:

heres more

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https://images.steamusercontent.com/ugc/9980878829300408539/ABB191CA6C884472EC38DA0460180D48D97C4CAD/?imw=5000&imh=5000&ima=fit&impolicy=Letterbox&imcolor=%23000000&letterbox=false

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https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3197529282&searchtext=vending+machine

First off I credited the PM0 vending machine second off same response that I litelary posted 2 times 1 minute ago

PM0? at least get its name right

or less

NovastarX eredeti hozzászólása:

And if I do not have 50 gold how does that truly qualify as free O.o? Thanks for letting everyone know though ;-)

it's suppose to be free cause they return the 50, I think the shop is programmed to work in increments of 25 and they'd never drop to/below 25

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I have to disagree with this position.

The electric furnace is not working in complete isolation. There are also electric miners, including unique Space-Age big electric miners, along with assemblers, inserters, beacons, etc.

Beacon is the biggest source of power demand, 480 kW each, regardless of whether with Space Age or without.


The hidden power of productivity modules lies in their ability to indirectly reduce the number of needed electric miners and lower the power required to keep your factory running with raw resources. Then players can accomplish more with fewer beacons and machines.

Then add in the fact that the productivity effect is multiplied several times over at different stages through the production chain. The 10% productivity bonus might seem small at first glance, but it makes a huge difference, especially with new machines in the Space Age that offer more module slots.


The short version: I had a more efficient mega base, with the lion's share of power generated by solar panels and machines, mostly with productivity modules in the production chain. Only electric miners had efficiency modules once I had a sufficiently high productivity miner bonus from tech. That was before the Space Age was released.

Yeah, they also increase power consumption, which defeats the whole point of having fewer miners. But the miner can also use the module. So, having only a few productivity increases (not including the research) but almost double the power consumption would not be the real point of saving power.

I know that when chaining the productivity module, it'll almost give you a free product at the end of the chain with only half of the material. But the power consumption will be double or more, so using only half the factory but double the power just means it didn't save power at all. But considering you slotted in the efficiency module to all factories (that can use the module) should give you -80% power consumption across your factory.

Which means that the productivity module just gives you an illusion of saving power. But the real point is to save materials. Even with a Productivity module 2 will increase your power consumption by 60%, and this is using only one. Not to mention, slower production. Which also means it'll use more electricity per item being manufactured.

btw lie

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