Okat this game is fun but fuck me I can't figure out how to automate with the assembly machines. Everytime I put a turner it doesn't wanna work plus my output is so fucking slow I'm able to produce a lot. Maybe I'm retarded but what do I do
It's one of the least buggy games I've played. But, seriously, it's like "UPDATE 18!!!!"
content: Added new sprite for water pumps
That's all for this update, see you next year folks.
Dominic Wright
I am though
Carter Rivera
Their dev blog is regularly updated and is a joy to read, desu yo
Joseph James
It's too autistics
Wyatt Phillips
It's fun
Lucas Martinez
What is it
Hudson Cook
Bump
Jack Watson
Yup. I love autism simulators. This and Anno 1800 are probably my two favorite games. And what's more, I play games like Space Engineers and Ark solo just so I can make assembly lines and build bases over dozens of hours.
Angel Sullivan
Bump pls
Samuel Turner
Are you OP? Because your question's been answered like three times already.
Jack Ortiz
look at a magazine and see how much time it takes to make one and then do the maths on how many factories it will take to produce at that rate and then look at how much raw material you'll need to keep those factories running jesus christ did you finish highschool?
Dominic White
But the I'm confused how to get the ratio right plus I still can't get an inserter to effectively work with the assembly machine
Noah Powell
I told you I'm being retarded
Andrew Rogers
Sell me on Anno 1800. Is it comfy? Lots of replay value?
Luke Parker
I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and try one last time. You need a second inserter to take the shit out of the assembly machine.
Easton Sanders
Given 99% of people will just look it up on the wiki, or some sort of guide, I don't know why they don't just tell you in game, desu.
Yeah, you can make it pretty comfy by turning the enemies down, but I keep them on medium at least so I still have an incentive to build warships and make my assembly line more complicated. Still getting DLC right now. Africa is coming in a few months.
The replay value is based entirely on your level of autism and how much you want to optimize everything. You could build one city for a couple hundred hours until you're maxed out on everything, or you could keep restarting and getting everything perfect at the beginning. I recommend going in blind at first to get a bit more value out of it so your first city is you kind of struggling to fit it in and rebuild your city around it every time you unlock a new need while your second one, you know enough to plan and leave more space and make it more optimized from the beginning.
Luis Walker
How does this work without your belt getting flooded with garbage?
You use an inserter to put things in the machine. You use an inserter to take things out the machine so it doesn't back up. If it's too slow, that should maybe be your cue to build another machine or ten. Trying to build exact ratios is good in places, but doing it this early is unmitigated autism: just overbuild.
It's very similar to your nighttime activities, OP: you insert in the asshole, you deinsert from the asshole, repeat. You can't just keep shoving things in without eventually needing to shit. And it's all more fun if you get some other gay bros to do it with you. Once you're more advanced, you can do chains of assemblers for more complex products, which in this metaphor would be the penis.
Carson Bennett
Why is this game $30? Do they want me to pirate it?
Thomas Hall
Despite having 410 hours in this game I never got to t3 science packs. I really, really wanted to like it but after a certain point I realized I'd just be copy pasting the same blueprints over and over again for eternity and it sucked all the fun out of the game.
Dylan Wood
baka desu senpai
Easton Campbell
There have been no good mods made in the past few years