Please continue. It is so, so refreshing to watch someone discovering this game for the first time. I can't wait what shenenigans are you end up doing!
In this game almost all the "I wish I could.." are actually possible. Move an entire stack? Yup, Shift+click. Move everything of the same sort? Sure, Ctrl+click. Can I copy and paste machine settings from one machine to another? Yes, CTRL+C and CTRL+V. Can I tame some animals? Snap buildings to a grid? Have more than one hotbar? Yes, all of the above. Just keep on exploring and you will surely be amazed. Already looking forward to episode 3.
Im just at the beginning of the video. So maybe u use it later. But really useful is that u can switch build modes on various building. It's really a pain to put 25 ground plates besides each other one by one. There is a build mode where u can draw lines. And u can build 10 at once. And so on. I think the default key is R. Just hold R while building. And C is good one also. It snappes the building on the next and line up
Haha! I'm gonna subscribe just so I can witness this journey of discovery. Warms my heart to see someone walk this well-trodden path for the first time. A word of warning, though. This is a game about scale. I guarantee you that there will come two separate moments: One where you look at the inside of a container that's filled to the brim with concrete and think to yourself "wow, I won't need to worry about concrete ever again!" simply because you don't need to use such a titanic amount of concrete, and another where you'll eat through that entire container's worth of concrete just laying down huge floors and walls in little more than 5 minutes, then go back to that container and think "Shit, I should do something else while I wait for it to fill up again..." Whatever you're doing, there will come a time where you'll want to do that exact same thing on a MUCH bigger scale. To give you an idea of how much scale comes into play, here are the transfer speeds of the various conveyor belts: Mk1: 60 items/min Mk2: 120 items/min Mk3: 270 items/min mk4: 480 items/min mk5: 780 items/min This alone should give you a pretty decent idea of the kind of ride Satisfactory is. Trust me when I say that there can and will be times where you spend time the length of this video just laying down and hooking up rows of a single type of machine to make a single product. Then you get access to blueprints which enables you to do the same thing even FASTER. But right now? Take your time. Learn how things work. Goof around. Make mistakes. Make a mess. And when you've learned enough about the game that you look back on what you've made and think to yourself "Man, I wish I had done all this differently," that's when you make a new game. Make new mistakes. Make new messes. But better mistakes and better messes, all of which you learn from! New game, plan ahead, scale up, use decoration and bring life to your factories - NOTHING can stop you from making a work of art. *Your* work of art. You'll look back upon the landscape, buildings rising above the foliage, trains humming along between them. Every mistake, every success, every tweaked and micromanaged decision. There will be no mystery to it. Not to you. You will know how all of it works, how all of it came together, and how much effort it took to make it that way. Others might look at it in wonder, but you... you will *know.* This is the beauty of Satisfactory.
When I looked back and said, I can do better than that... I just move to a new area and build there. I didn't bother restarting the game. Just jump to a richer resource region, and go for it with better planning ahead. You've got lots of basic stuff back at your first base you can rely on. And when you like your new area better, just dismantle and move your HUB to the new place. 🙂
Yes! Please more Satisfactory! I can never get enough of this game. I've got 1143 hours on it and have done 6 playthroughs of it now. You always get better and better at it with every new save.
@@SuperMarioRaymond1 I used to stream on Twitch a bit, but I have never tried RUclips streams, and I haven't Twitch streamed in a while. I have been thinking of trying again recently.
@@nerdenoughfortwo There is actually a pretty good sized Satisfactory community out there very actively following their development of this game still in Early Access. If we're not distracted by bright and shiny's we will probably appear. (Hmm... lots of bright and shiny's out there now too. LOL) Coffee Stain Studio's has worked closely with the community for a long time on this game to make it quite enjoyable in normal play.
Nice start to the game! I will second @Sephyricon's advice with some of my own. At a few points in the video, you said something like, "I guess I can't do this." It's best not to assume you can't do something until you have actually attempted it, and attempted it several different ways to potentially discover the "right" way. Here is an example: When you first tried the Craft Bench, you found that clicking the Craft button didn't craft the item. Then you discovered that you can press space to start crafting. You next thought that pressing space is the only way to craft. Actually, you *can* do it by clicking, but you must click *and hold* the button, and it will stop when you let go. So, if click doesn't work, try click and hold. If that doesn't work, try click and drag. Keep on trying stuff until you find the way to do it. Also very important: If you are trying to do something, and it isn't working, carefully read any messages on the screen. They might tell you exactly why it isn't working. Final advice: Don't try to rush this game. There is a lot to learn, and a lot to do, and you should try to automate everything as soon as you possible can. To achieve that, you must patiently learn and integrate each new technique into your process.
Very good advice! Holy cow, thank you! I love the way you worded it and even showed an example where I can improve. Man, I'll have to take notes on this one, thank you! It makes me excited to play more!
Hah... going to have fun watching you learn your way through this coming from minecraft. This game is pure factory/automation with some exploration fun, minor creatures for now (Avoid caves and dark cliffs for now...) and enough to keep you wanting more for a good long while. Got over 1,500 hours myself into the game. So tips without spoilers.... Take time to look around your HUD. There are shortcut keys on the bottom right. The top right shows what you're next "goal" is you have selected to help keep count. Never under estimate the hints in the middle of the HUD as you are selecting, building, and taking any actions. That "check list" on the right is tricky, but great for planning buildings and keeping count of the resource you need to build them. There are SO many little tweaks and features that the hints and tutorial cannot tell you everything. They tell you just enough. You can Jump, but you can also Crouch, and Crouch while running to slide... then while running, crouch then jump for a "super" jump. Be careful. 🙂 You found [Shift-Click] you'll see Ctrl-Click, and Right click... you also have scrolling the mouse wheel for selecting active inventory "hand" items available, and I think "H" holsters what you're carrying. Good for taking screen shots while "standing" still. You have a hot bar at the bottom you can "add" things to for keys 1 through 0... and with [Alt-Mouse Wheel] you can select 1 of 10 different hot bars for later in the game. :-) Hover over things in the Q and O dialogs for more "hints" about the items you're looking at. That "N" dialog window is like a universal search window for the Codex, and also will perform simple and complex Math calculations you might want later. You'll also see when in a machine/dialog the "relevant" items currently in you inventory are shown larger above your inventory frame for easy selecting into a machine/dialog because your base inventory will get very cluttered. Give yourself space when building and once you get a steady source of resources flowing into containers, you can start learn and plan organizing "floors" of factory buildings nearby to automate in mass. Still give yourself space on floors there too. 🙂 Q: Do they run out of resources? A: No, they do not. * (don't worry, just assume they all do not.) Q: Impure vs normal vs pure resource nodes? A: is Related to resources you can mine per minute with a miner. You'll see once you start into fuller automation.
@@nerdenoughfortwo Once the Map is active, when "scanning" for nodes like Iron and Copper, bringing up the Map will show them. Close and re-open to refresh the map during a scan.
tips: you don't need concrete to connect the power to only a single smelter. It was only saying that because you were aimed at the ground. It thought you were trying to create a power pole. try to connect the power line directly to the smelter. It will work. later, when you want to add more automation buildings, you'll need power poles to split the power. you don't actually need to use the space bar to craft. The alternative is to hold down LMB, not just click it.
"This game is getting complicated" is a phrase you're going to cringe over when thinking back while you're automating the production of 100+ supercomputers per minute ;-) I bought this game immediately after seeing Markiplier's videos with Bob and Wade. I don't have many friends who like to play these games, but Satisfactory single player turned out to be a really chill game to play by myself. No massive pressure from the game itself to advance since there's no story line (yet), other than my own motivation to progress through the tech tree and that's just the way I like it. It's one of my primary attractions in Minecraft as well. There's no wrong way to play the game!
You can run a power line directly from the smelter to the biomass burner, you just need to orientate the buildings so the power attachment points are within view of each other. You don't need power poles until you need power further away. Like when you get the mark 1 miner on those nodes and need to run power to it.
Bro 16:20 in with 1 machine saying its getting complicated. Brings back memories of my first time. Just wait man soon youll be making complex factories with hundreds of machines with connections. Just a tip, dont play this game without diving into other peoples videos. It will save you, like dont copy builds but get an understanding of 'how to'. Trust bro, 2000 hours in and i still check out how other people build. Anyways, dont give up. This game gets crazy if you like building games. If you have any questions or need some tips, bro im around. Hope to see some cool stuff.
@nerdenoughfortwo First playthrough. Good 500+ hours. That's if you don't give up first. Bro, I'm just giving a heads up 80% of players don't get half way. It gets beyond complex. First time you get with liquids, bro... Good luck solving those issues. Press 'z' for map.
Loving the gameplay so far, just discovered your channel with this series. Also you seemed to wonder what the purity (Impure, Normal, Pure) on the resource nodes meant. Basically the amount of raw materials you can get from those is infinite, but the speed at which you gather those varies depending on the purity. For example, the portable miner will mine 40 items/min on an impure node, 60/min on a normal node, and 80/min on a pure node. This will apply to the next technologies you'll unlock but slightly different. Just remember that pure produces more than normal and normal produces more than impure. Anyway I really like the way you play and am waiting for the next episode. (also, you just earned a new sub !)
@@nerdenoughfortwo The purity of nodes is not random because the entire map is handmade, iirc, nothing is random. The devs really have put some dedication into making the game balanced.
@@nerdenoughfortwo No, not really - you'll find sufficient pures near you to meet your immediate needs.. It's more the type of resource you need that spurs you to push out. Without spoiling your discovery too much; there's much more than just copper, iron and limestone..
@@nerdenoughfortwo As an official name I haven't heard of one. The Wiki calls it Space Giraffe Tick Penguin Whale Thing. But it is also known as Mr Bean or Mr Plum among other names. The only in game reference calls it a confusing creature. It may have more in the 1.0 release when the story is added to the game.
"This game's getting a little complicated for me." 🤣 Hopefully you stick with it enough to revisit your comment in a few hundred hours, then perhaps again a few hundred after that. By then it'll be just about be time to check out the master, @StinArchi, for some inspiration! These intro videos of yours have been fun, and I'm sure quite nostalgic for us veteran players.. Keep em coming!
@@nerdenoughfortwo honestly, I couldn’t tell you more than what I’m learning by watching. I’m debating on buying Satisfactory and am scratching the itch a bit by watching videos of gameplay (like yours). Currently playing through another game right now, but I may get this one when I finish with it.
A quick tip, just put everything down where ever you want.(not tidy) When you have enough your starter base is going down anyway.(at least that is what i do) Try to automate as fast as possible. And to unlock things is very important. Try to automate the power. 300+ hours Started satisfactory plus mod a couple of weeks ago while iam waiting on update 8 release. When release i start a new save game 😁 Satisfactory plus mod is a B*TCH i might add 🤣🤣
Do you have discord? I'd love to talk to you about somethings. Or perhaps I could join your game? I don't do things for people, I just like to help and sometimes real time is the best time. BTW I'm on my 4th playthrough.
I think for now, I'm gonna solo it just for my first playthrough. But after I get more familiar, I might open up a multiplayer. I'll remember the offer!
@blairworzella7213 Yes! We totally could! I wasn't sure what length we liked. Yeah, right now I shoot for 20 to 25 minutes, but I could easily do 30 to 45.
Hub Upgrade 3: "This game is gettin a lil complicated for me" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I'm dead lol. If only he knew rofl
Hahahaha! I can only imagine. 😆
Please continue. It is so, so refreshing to watch someone discovering this game for the first time. I can't wait what shenenigans are you end up doing!
Will do! I post this every other week, cause my wife is playing through Jedi: Fallen Order for the first time. 😆😆😆
In this game almost all the "I wish I could.." are actually possible. Move an entire stack? Yup, Shift+click. Move everything of the same sort? Sure, Ctrl+click. Can I copy and paste machine settings from one machine to another? Yes, CTRL+C and CTRL+V. Can I tame some animals? Snap buildings to a grid? Have more than one hotbar? Yes, all of the above. Just keep on exploring and you will surely be amazed. Already looking forward to episode 3.
@Sephyricon Thank you! I appreciate the quick tips and short cuts. Ooooooo. I like the 'move all of one kind' function. Very nice.
Im just at the beginning of the video. So maybe u use it later. But really useful is that u can switch build modes on various building. It's really a pain to put 25 ground plates besides each other one by one. There is a build mode where u can draw lines. And u can build 10 at once. And so on. I think the default key is R. Just hold R while building.
And C is good one also. It snappes the building on the next and line up
@@soap3010 Yes, zoop-mode is the best. Great tip!
@@Sephyricon yes zoop is the name. Couldn't remember when I wrote my comment
Haha! I'm gonna subscribe just so I can witness this journey of discovery. Warms my heart to see someone walk this well-trodden path for the first time. A word of warning, though. This is a game about scale. I guarantee you that there will come two separate moments: One where you look at the inside of a container that's filled to the brim with concrete and think to yourself "wow, I won't need to worry about concrete ever again!" simply because you don't need to use such a titanic amount of concrete, and another where you'll eat through that entire container's worth of concrete just laying down huge floors and walls in little more than 5 minutes, then go back to that container and think "Shit, I should do something else while I wait for it to fill up again..."
Whatever you're doing, there will come a time where you'll want to do that exact same thing on a MUCH bigger scale. To give you an idea of how much scale comes into play, here are the transfer speeds of the various conveyor belts:
Mk1: 60 items/min
Mk2: 120 items/min
Mk3: 270 items/min
mk4: 480 items/min
mk5: 780 items/min
This alone should give you a pretty decent idea of the kind of ride Satisfactory is. Trust me when I say that there can and will be times where you spend time the length of this video just laying down and hooking up rows of a single type of machine to make a single product. Then you get access to blueprints which enables you to do the same thing even FASTER.
But right now? Take your time. Learn how things work. Goof around. Make mistakes. Make a mess. And when you've learned enough about the game that you look back on what you've made and think to yourself "Man, I wish I had done all this differently," that's when you make a new game. Make new mistakes. Make new messes. But better mistakes and better messes, all of which you learn from! New game, plan ahead, scale up, use decoration and bring life to your factories - NOTHING can stop you from making a work of art. *Your* work of art.
You'll look back upon the landscape, buildings rising above the foliage, trains humming along between them. Every mistake, every success, every tweaked and micromanaged decision. There will be no mystery to it. Not to you. You will know how all of it works, how all of it came together, and how much effort it took to make it that way. Others might look at it in wonder, but you... you will *know.*
This is the beauty of Satisfactory.
Dude, that totally reminds me of mega builds in Minecraft. Oh, that's enough deepslate, right? Nope! Hahahaha.
And I am excited for that chaos!
When I looked back and said, I can do better than that... I just move to a new area and build there. I didn't bother restarting the game. Just jump to a richer resource region, and go for it with better planning ahead. You've got lots of basic stuff back at your first base you can rely on. And when you like your new area better, just dismantle and move your HUB to the new place. 🙂
First time playing Satisfactory: what a beautiful landscape, I don't want to ruin it.
Second run: I surely need more concrete....
Hahahahaha! Yes...Yeeesssssss.
Yes! Please more Satisfactory! I can never get enough of this game. I've got 1143 hours on it and have done 6 playthroughs of it now. You always get better and better at it with every new save.
Oh man. Your support just makes me more excited to play!
@@nerdenoughfortwo Do you ever do any live streams on RUclips? I would love if this was live.
@@SuperMarioRaymond1 I used to stream on Twitch a bit, but I have never tried RUclips streams, and I haven't Twitch streamed in a while. I have been thinking of trying again recently.
@@nerdenoughfortwo There is actually a pretty good sized Satisfactory community out there very actively following their development of this game still in Early Access. If we're not distracted by bright and shiny's we will probably appear. (Hmm... lots of bright and shiny's out there now too. LOL) Coffee Stain Studio's has worked closely with the community for a long time on this game to make it quite enjoyable in normal play.
Nice start to the game! I will second @Sephyricon's advice with some of my own. At a few points in the video, you said something like, "I guess I can't do this." It's best not to assume you can't do something until you have actually attempted it, and attempted it several different ways to potentially discover the "right" way.
Here is an example: When you first tried the Craft Bench, you found that clicking the Craft button didn't craft the item. Then you discovered that you can press space to start crafting. You next thought that pressing space is the only way to craft. Actually, you *can* do it by clicking, but you must click *and hold* the button, and it will stop when you let go.
So, if click doesn't work, try click and hold. If that doesn't work, try click and drag. Keep on trying stuff until you find the way to do it. Also very important: If you are trying to do something, and it isn't working, carefully read any messages on the screen. They might tell you exactly why it isn't working.
Final advice: Don't try to rush this game. There is a lot to learn, and a lot to do, and you should try to automate everything as soon as you possible can. To achieve that, you must patiently learn and integrate each new technique into your process.
Very good advice! Holy cow, thank you! I love the way you worded it and even showed an example where I can improve. Man, I'll have to take notes on this one, thank you! It makes me excited to play more!
Hah... going to have fun watching you learn your way through this coming from minecraft. This game is pure factory/automation with some exploration fun, minor creatures for now (Avoid caves and dark cliffs for now...) and enough to keep you wanting more for a good long while. Got over 1,500 hours myself into the game.
So tips without spoilers....
Take time to look around your HUD. There are shortcut keys on the bottom right. The top right shows what you're next "goal" is you have selected to help keep count. Never under estimate the hints in the middle of the HUD as you are selecting, building, and taking any actions. That "check list" on the right is tricky, but great for planning buildings and keeping count of the resource you need to build them.
There are SO many little tweaks and features that the hints and tutorial cannot tell you everything. They tell you just enough. You can Jump, but you can also Crouch, and Crouch while running to slide... then while running, crouch then jump for a "super" jump. Be careful. 🙂 You found [Shift-Click] you'll see Ctrl-Click, and Right click... you also have scrolling the mouse wheel for selecting active inventory "hand" items available, and I think "H" holsters what you're carrying. Good for taking screen shots while "standing" still. You have a hot bar at the bottom you can "add" things to for keys 1 through 0... and with [Alt-Mouse Wheel] you can select 1 of 10 different hot bars for later in the game. :-) Hover over things in the Q and O dialogs for more "hints" about the items you're looking at.
That "N" dialog window is like a universal search window for the Codex, and also will perform simple and complex Math calculations you might want later.
You'll also see when in a machine/dialog the "relevant" items currently in you inventory are shown larger above your inventory frame for easy selecting into a machine/dialog because your base inventory will get very cluttered.
Give yourself space when building and once you get a steady source of resources flowing into containers, you can start learn and plan organizing "floors" of factory buildings nearby to automate in mass. Still give yourself space on floors there too. 🙂
Q: Do they run out of resources? A: No, they do not. * (don't worry, just assume they all do not.)
Q: Impure vs normal vs pure resource nodes? A: is Related to resources you can mine per minute with a miner. You'll see once you start into fuller automation.
Dang, good to know! I need to take notes on this comment. 😅
@@nerdenoughfortwo Once the Map is active, when "scanning" for nodes like Iron and Copper, bringing up the Map will show them. Close and re-open to refresh the map during a scan.
love this game keep it up
Aww, thanks my dude!
Really enjoying this. Hope you continue .
Thank you!
Those giant tick things are known as the beans, harmless and welcome to the rabbit hole and the rest of your life 😂😂
Hahahahaha! Yes, a much larger rabbit hole than I originally thought.
@@nerdenoughfortwo we all thought the same thing, it consumed us, we are... satisfactory 🤣
This is the Way. 😆
tips: you don't need concrete to connect the power to only a single smelter. It was only saying that because you were aimed at the ground. It thought you were trying to create a power pole. try to connect the power line directly to the smelter. It will work. later, when you want to add more automation buildings, you'll need power poles to split the power.
you don't actually need to use the space bar to craft. The alternative is to hold down LMB, not just click it.
Oooooo. That makes sense, thank you! I am always amazed at how far the lines can reach.
"This game is getting complicated" is a phrase you're going to cringe over when thinking back while you're automating the production of 100+ supercomputers per minute ;-)
I bought this game immediately after seeing Markiplier's videos with Bob and Wade. I don't have many friends who like to play these games, but Satisfactory single player turned out to be a really chill game to play by myself. No massive pressure from the game itself to advance since there's no story line (yet), other than my own motivation to progress through the tech tree and that's just the way I like it. It's one of my primary attractions in Minecraft as well. There's no wrong way to play the game!
Yes! And I love that! You can totally build and create in your own way!
You can run a power line directly from the smelter to the biomass burner, you just need to orientate the buildings so the power attachment points are within view of each other. You don't need power poles until you need power further away. Like when you get the mark 1 miner on those nodes and need to run power to it.
Ooohhhhhh! Very good to know! Thank you!
Bro 16:20 in with 1 machine saying its getting complicated.
Brings back memories of my first time.
Just wait man soon youll be making complex factories with hundreds of machines with connections.
Just a tip, dont play this game without diving into other peoples videos. It will save you, like dont copy builds but get an understanding of 'how to'.
Trust bro, 2000 hours in and i still check out how other people build.
Anyways, dont give up. This game gets crazy if you like building games.
If you have any questions or need some tips, bro im around.
Hope to see some cool stuff.
Thanks man! I'll probably look into other videos after my first playthrough. Just for the kicks.
@nerdenoughfortwo First playthrough. Good 500+ hours.
That's if you don't give up first. Bro, I'm just giving a heads up 80% of players don't get half way. It gets beyond complex.
First time you get with liquids, bro...
Good luck solving those issues.
Press 'z' for map.
@@ValiousTV z for map?!?!?! Whhhaaaaattt?
Loving the gameplay so far, just discovered your channel with this series. Also you seemed to wonder what the purity (Impure, Normal, Pure) on the resource nodes meant. Basically the amount of raw materials you can get from those is infinite, but the speed at which you gather those varies depending on the purity. For example, the portable miner will mine 40 items/min on an impure node, 60/min on a normal node, and 80/min on a pure node. This will apply to the next technologies you'll unlock but slightly different. Just remember that pure produces more than normal and normal produces more than impure. Anyway I really like the way you play and am waiting for the next episode. (also, you just earned a new sub !)
Thank you! Are the purity of nodes random?
And thank you so much! I appreciate the sub!
@@nerdenoughfortwo The purity of nodes is not random because the entire map is handmade, iirc, nothing is random. The devs really have put some dedication into making the game balanced.
@@MiniChonch Good to know! That means the better stuff is probably further away, to cause you to explore. Mhmmm.
@@nerdenoughfortwo No, not really - you'll find sufficient pures near you to meet your immediate needs.. It's more the type of resource you need that spurs you to push out. Without spoiling your discovery too much; there's much more than just copper, iron and limestone..
i didn't know satisfactory can be so bad looking
i kinda love it, it's good that they give an option to make it that way
Hahahahaha! "I didn't know it can look so bad...I kinda love it." 🤣🤣🤣
"Its getting a little complicated" 🤣
@kramneslo I know, I know. I've read a lot of the comments about the future and I'm a little nervous about it, if I find this complicated. Hahahaha. 😅
i got 300h in the game, yes it gets complicarted, pro tip every factory should be spaced @@nerdenoughfortwo
The big guy is friendly.
Once he didn't attack me I figured he was passive.
I always like watching peoples first reactions to MR. Bean the 4 legged tick whale thing,
Hahaha! Mr. Bean?! That's not its real title, is it?
@@nerdenoughfortwo As an official name I haven't heard of one. The Wiki calls it Space Giraffe Tick Penguin Whale Thing. But it is also known as Mr Bean or Mr Plum among other names. The only in game reference calls it a confusing creature. It may have more in the 1.0 release when the story is added to the game.
Objects look a lot low-res in your video, you seem to have some graphic settings set wrong.
Even after my corrections?
Well it looks still bad at the end of the video. So guess, yes.
Love the episode, keep it up, I play this too, if you need help building let me know 😊 we could make a multiplayer save if you want
Yeah, I've thought about doing a multiplayer. Might try it after a single player run.
There is an option in the settings to keep running on continuously after pressing shift once, instead of having to hold it down all the time
Okay, a toggle run. I typically don't like toggle buttons, but it might be nice in this game.
"This game's getting a little complicated for me." 🤣
Hopefully you stick with it enough to revisit your comment in a few hundred hours, then perhaps again a few hundred after that. By then it'll be just about be time to check out the master, @StinArchi, for some inspiration!
These intro videos of yours have been fun, and I'm sure quite nostalgic for us veteran players.. Keep em coming!
Hahaha, thanks for the encouragement!
“Pure” iron was giving you +6 at a time while manually mining it. “Impure” was giving you +1 at a time.
Oh. Makes sense. Can I place miners on pure ones to get more?
@@nerdenoughfortwo Yes. Impure 1 per, Normal 2 per, and pure is 3 per. Have 170 hours, so loving you doing the first discovery of how it works etc.
@@nerdenoughfortwo honestly, I couldn’t tell you more than what I’m learning by watching. I’m debating on buying Satisfactory and am scratching the itch a bit by watching videos of gameplay (like yours). Currently playing through another game right now, but I may get this one when I finish with it.
U will learn it anyway. But u can directly hook up one machine in the biomass burner
Ooooo. Good to know! Thank you!
In the middle of the tutorial "this game is getting a little complicated for me."
Hahahaha. Yeaaahhh....
A quick tip, just put everything down where ever you want.(not tidy)
When you have enough your starter base is going down anyway.(at least that is what i do)
Try to automate as fast as possible.
And to unlock things is very important.
Try to automate the power.
300+ hours
Started satisfactory plus mod a couple of weeks ago while iam waiting on update 8 release.
When release i start a new save game 😁
Satisfactory plus mod is a B*TCH i might add 🤣🤣
Yes! I discovered the joy of automation today, actually! Duuude, I'm excited to get to tier 2!
Oh if you need to power more than one.
Awesome!
your graphics settings are set WAY to low. not sure if you have the hardware for for it or whats going on.
I just recorded another video today and I bumped them all the way up.
Do you have discord? I'd love to talk to you about somethings. Or perhaps I could join your game? I don't do things for people, I just like to help and sometimes real time is the best time. BTW I'm on my 4th playthrough.
I think for now, I'm gonna solo it just for my first playthrough. But after I get more familiar, I might open up a multiplayer. I'll remember the offer!
@nerdenoughfortwo I appreciate your answer. Can't wait for the next video. Could we get a little longer videos?
@blairworzella7213 Yes! We totally could! I wasn't sure what length we liked. Yeah, right now I shoot for 20 to 25 minutes, but I could easily do 30 to 45.
@@nerdenoughfortwo that would be amazing. Thank you.