r/satisfactory

How do you guys just build without worrying about the look of it?!

I'm a beginner and I've seen those Crazy builds people have done, and every time I'm like 4 hours in I just restart because I think it all looks messy and don't see it getting better. I'm also terrible at finding mining areas where one material isn't AGES away.

Do you guys have any tips on how to just enjoy what you're doing without comparing to experienced players?

Even if it looks messy at the start, as you progress do things fall more into order? Or is it a good challenge to make it as good as possible from the start

EDIT: At what point do you guys recommend finding a new node to mine from? Currently from one iron ode im making rods, plates, screws, and im mixing those plates and screws to make watever the name of the thing is they make... Am I milking that one node too much? The production is really slow

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u/MinuteDamage4182 — 17 hours ago

Making a resource hub that is not a spaghetti mess. *Or at least one that hides it*

Something something about Rome. Modular by design. Ever expanding. That is the GB Way. Welcome to the DPT-02-HW (heavyweight). The successor to the original Resource Depot.

This is basically one giant storage warehouse. With modular storage blueprints that make it easy to expand and a simple exterior layout to modify and replicate. The hardest thing is is to actually get the materials to the depot... We'll worry about that later!

u/Gray_Bungaloid — 18 hours ago

Coffin of loot

I respawned to get back to my base, and my death box is unable to be claimed, this is several mercer spheres, summersloops, 37 tickets, and my hoverpack, I've been trying to acquire this for about half an hour and it seems I may be out of luck.

u/Tatidy14 — 1 day ago

How to split this!?

As you can see from the screenshots, I managed to distribute the input perfectly for both my reinforced iron plates and rotors by running the conveyor belts through splitters.

Now I’ve reached my modular frame factory. HOW do I properly distribute/feed the input with such awkward input numbers like 9, 27, and 12? I build my factories in modules so they can easily be expanded later, and within each module I want every machine running at 100% efficiency. Because of that, I also want to make sure the input is perfectly balanced.

How do I solve this in my modular frame factory!?

u/Character-Click4611 — 1 day ago
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u/Remarkable-Office944 — 3 days ago
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Found a new view for one of my factories

For a completely unknown amount of time that is impossible to determine, I've been working on a nuclear power plant in the swamp that is supplied by a global network. In anticipation of 1.2, I've been making some significant upgrades to the roadway, and I'm getting close to finalizing the elevated road and rail way columns and supports.

In the process I turned back and saw this view for the first time. the build scale in the game is so wild for me, i love it.

u/JantzerAviation — 1 day ago

Finally did it guys!! ♥️🙏🏻

After 160+ hours I finally completed phase 5, I’m in shock rn like what I’m supposed to do now? It was great being part of this community, was a great journey and one of the best game I’ve ever experienced. (May post the spaghetti aftermath soon) see you guys ♥️.

u/anotherreddd — 2 days ago

Houston we have a problem.

So I downloaded this game maybe about two months ago. I downloaded it because I wanted to find a nice offline game that was not going to consume too much of my time or create any issues between my wife and I.
Here’s a little bit of my background: I am an ex-World of Warcraft player, on and off for basically the whole time the game’s been out. My wife has continuously made comments about WoW - how it takes up too much of my time, how I struggle to manage my time on it, etc. So after a discussion we had, I decided to cancel my WoW subscription, stop playing, and buy a handheld gaming console. I ultimately found this game.
Now I find myself in a somewhat similar situation where I am looking at guides and anticipating getting home just to play. This is a really addictive game, and it’s very fun offline, so I can stop whenever I want - but I still find myself struggling with time management because of it.
Just wanted to vent and throw out my two cents. I thought it was kind of funny that I went from one online addictive game to another offline addictive game. The amount of customization and sandbox content in Satisfactory is crazy. I love it. That’s all.

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u/diesel_0nly — 3 days ago

FRICK TRAIN INTERSECTIONS

This took me way to long to figure out and I'm not even sure if it will work right and my train wont end up head-on colliding with another. ;-;

u/BeginningDisk2384 — 2 days ago

1.2 will be a game changer

Roads and such

waiting for the full release to update so the 40+ vehicles already on the roads don’t explode

u/SunK1st1sdabomb — 2 days ago