Walls stack up well, and since tanks have massive inventories, it's really easy to just stamp down a blueprint of the perimeter, put the tank on a belt for automated building, and go do something else. I only needed to resupply it twice in the course of two hours
Having a bit over 2100h in Factorio I think I can consider myself just a bit above dogshit, try me, test me, humiliate me and have a laugh.
It's literally un-playa-ble
posted here incase considered low-effort, I have nothing to add.
you can make it look like your pickaxe strike caused an explosion if you instantly dsstroy the target and tine it with your animation.
cool.
You can turn a Schrodinger antelope into 50% schrodinger pos-tilope and 50% schrodinger anti-lope.
I think I need a nap.
Edit: I made the damn antelopes. Now I can't figure out what the hell I needed them for.
Hey gang.
I forgot to put the game on pause for the weekend, and came to this.
100% solar power production (no coal to power idle entities)
Do people really not craft the highest tier of modules? Why not?
I got curious about the relative size of planets to the solar system, so I decided to do the math and find out the sizes and distances in the Factorio solar system using actual data from the game.
So here we go:
Game surfaces has an area of 2,000,000 by 2,000,000 tiles, and we're trying to get the radius of a sphere with the same surface area as our surface, meaning 2,000,000^(2) or 4x10^(12).
The area of a sphere is 4πr^(2), so our equation is 4πr^(2) = 4x10^(12) and we can solve for the radius:
Now that we have the radius, we automatically know the diameter of our planet (game surface) to be double that (~1,128,000 meters or ~1,128 Km)
Now my question is, how is this possible? I'm no physicist but I'm pretty sure the inner planets should've crashed into each other in this configuration long ago....
