Drop everything for acid?! The Space Elevator is greedy. 

Thanks for the feedback! I'll get to overclocking once I get the invar going. I think that's what was holding me up for power shard.

As an update / correction to your post in the video: hydrogen is burnable after updating the mod to the latest version (i.e. including update from Satisfactory Update 7 => 8) and switching from gas burners to solution burners. According to the mod's release notes the gas burners are deprecated, will be removed in future versions, and all recipes have been moved to the solution burner. Burning hydrogen in the solution burner DOES produce heat (and water), so the extra steps for oxyhydrogen production are no longer necessary. Also note that (depending on the version) updating the mod may cause existing gas burners and boilers to require fresh piping, because the pipes start/stop at wrong places of the model (I guess the model got changed) and are no longer functional. This caused a major power outage in my game, but I was somewhat expecting it after updating from Satisfactory Update 7 to 8 and also updating the mod. Anyway, you still need the plastic from oil, so producing power by burning oil byproducts is still a good idea, because how else would you get rid of them? (okay, packaging and sinking them is still an option)

@@danielh.9010 This is amazing, thanks! I'll definitely test it on camera to spread the word. Thanks again!

@@danielh.9010 Thanks Daniel, that's good to know. I haven't played much lately, so this particular detail escaped my attention. Yeah, I am burning every scrap of fuel and diesel in my oil setup, but needed some extra juice in the wires, and gas was the easiest way to go for me.

I like it! I'm compiling a list.

Thanks for the feedback! Those are great ideas. During editing I think I've decided I want to run the trains on the outside of the building instead so we can see them going up around the TetraFactory. TEtRA. teTra. Maybe stylize the word to focus on both the Tetra and Tera feeling. I love it!

Man alive, maybe I should include it in everyone title!

Drop everything and go!

Thanks! Glad to have you!

It's definitely cool. It made the farming so much easier, I appreciated that.

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Thanks, Farty!

@@BEDplaysGAMES thanks for sharing

I'm definitely into *certain* puzzle games. And this one looks promising. And I have a love for language. So do my kids. Is it appropriate for 10-13 year olds?

@@BEDplaysGAMES that is probably not a question I can answer! I know children that age who would love it, and some that wouldnt understand it. EDIT: wow this is a novel! apologies. essentially, you walk around and solve puzzles. you are given glyphs, both written and spoken, and have to decipher the meaning. in the beginning that is mostly from context clues, but as it continues words get more abstract. identifying verbs, nouns and locations by general shape and location, is helpful. as well as understanding different sentence structures like how things are pluralized, or the subject/verb relationships. eventually you have to translate between different languages. I find the system that you use to record your notes about glyphs to be superb, and easy to understand. the biggest complaint I have seen is that there are some other puzzles, particularly some stealth ones that people object to. personally I find them a nice occasional distraction. the story is pretty good and the theme is about bringing people of different cultures together.

I like it! Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks for the feedback!