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BattleMaster needs to learn to make video games so I can play them.
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Dude you've already bought the game. Why not just  a version you prefer? It's not like you haven't supported the developer.
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Jul 27, 2018 00:27
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BattleMaster posted:edit: while we're at it let's have better power control stuff. I want logic outputs on generators (in addition to the existing inputs) that go true when the generator is operating so you can daisy chain them together in order of how you want your fuel spent, and I would like a better way of monitoring the current state of the power grid than just smart batteries, like a sensor that can activate when the load on the grid is above or below a certain level so generators can come online during times of higher use like when a refinery is working or your dumbshits are playing video games. you could rig things up to maximize fuel efficiency while minimizing reliance on batteries (and thus not losing energy to battery leakage) edit: Sorry, I'm dumb. You literally said that battery leakage was something you wanted to avoid. Edit: Is there a way to tell your dudes which side of something to do a job from? Like if I don't want you collecting sand from the bottom of the sewer, so I tell you to lock the sewer, I didn't mean for you to lock yourself inside the sewer, Bubbles. DreadLlama fucked around with this message at 19:18 on Jul 28, 2018 |
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Jul 28, 2018 18:42
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I had the output of my forge draining into the same basin as a polluted water well and discovered that >50°C water kills food poisoning. And oxygen kills slimeling. A vali strategy to disease management I've found is to run hot and overpressure. I don't know if melting all the snow and burning all the slime to oxygenate the entire asteroid is valid beyond cycle ~100, but it works pretty good until then. Except for food. Food needs to be insulated in it's own special little cold room. By the way, do you get temperature related crop failures in real life? It would be pretty fun if the way global warming killed us all is we starved to death.
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Aug 7, 2018 19:57
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Now I want there to be ONI cows to eat all your food and fart in your base to make the problem even worse.
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Aug 8, 2018 16:49
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Why Burt?
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Aug 10, 2018 22:33
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You see Nikola, if you are building box around head you will not falling into ground long distance like American cartoon Wile E. Coyote.
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Aug 10, 2018 23:42
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Nevets posted:Related: I had a duplicant Since I caught I dude eating in the latrine I don't trust them near the drinking water. If your dudes are drilling through the oil, I figured out a way to pump out a fluid without standing in it.   
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Aug 12, 2018 07:58
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Please join me in crossing fingers.    
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Aug 13, 2018 01:55
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Yes?
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Aug 13, 2018 03:14
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Do volcanoes emit gaseous phosphorous now?
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Jul 30, 2019 18:24
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Liquefy hydrogen and pump it around your base.
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Aug 28, 2019 06:23
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This one I think would work better if it were more "U" shaped and less "V" shaped.  But it has a feature that I think is pretty neat.   If the steam box is hot and at low pressure, and the steam turbines are cool, and the batteries are low, it'll drop water on the bunker tile, which flashes to steam and increases the pressure, giving a burst of power. I think it would be better if there was constant high pressure in there instead of just sporadically, even if it's finagled to happen when needed. Anyone good at maintaining high steam pressure? Please post nuclear powerplants.
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I have a problem Can you see it? I did a Francis John.  But he is smart. He puts his in space. But mine is...  ...kind of above the bedrooms. I have some space to work with. Natty G storage is in the way. Let's see what I'm trying to contain.  There's a lot of stuff in there. I've been savescumming like Into the Breach trying to contain this goo. The current plan is to freeze it, break it up into chunks, and carry it out into space to be harmlessly dispersed by rocket exhaust.       Let's see how that works:          The abyssalite is failing. The pressure is too high. I reinforced the walls enough but now it's coming up through the floor.  The pressure inside the Francis hasn't dropped by very much. This has failed.  I don't understand what went wrong. I was just pushing physics to its limits and and manipulating forces I didn't fully understand to obtain Unlimited Power. "Nothing could possibly go wrong!" I'd said. But now it appears that things have gone wrong. Nobody could possibly have forseen this.  OK New Plan: We're going to dig a tunnel to space. 
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박최은 The space tunnel is nearly complete. But the very last step poses a problem.  Two steps away from the Francis is fine.  But if you get any closer than that, you're dead.  It is in fact 23x more radioactive than the center of a running nuclear reactor.  Someone may come to rescue you, they'll take you all the way to a triage cot, but you'll fall out and die on the hospital floor. The absorbed rad dose is just too high. Even with Rad Pills, Lead Suits and a seafood diet, going in there is certain death. Let's all take a moment to remember all the dupes who found that out the hard way. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHAOWLhrxhQ Whomever gets sent in there to take out the airflow tile is dead. This is unconscionable. There is no option but to deploy the Space Robots. They don't care about radiation. They don't care about magma. They don't care about anything.          I plugged the holes and tried again.        Once again there is pressure damage. This appears to be working. Failure no longer results in 295°C liquid nuclear waste dumped into my living quarters. It is headed in the right direction. Panty Saluter posted:So I have no idea why the one diamond tile started getting pressure damage (it had already been replaced here) but it did, and then it broke and dumped petroleum right on the hot rocks below. Through some divine provenance I caught it just in time and I didn't wind up with a room full of superheated sour gas. The automation was all so elegant too, how could this happen to me I think pressure damage happens when there is a more than 1200kg of liquid in a single tile adjacent to a solid tile which is not backed by at least 2 more tiles. High pressure walls need to be at least 3 tiles thick. I think. Or made of airflow tile. I think you need to lower your fluid pressure or thicken your walls. But nothing looks wrong in that screenshot, other than the damage. Petroleum weighs like 800kg, so you shouldn't be getting that kind of damage. I don't know dude. Something's weird. SPACE TUNNEL 3rd time is the charm!           4th time. 4th time is the charm! That's what everybody says. Ok maybe the 3rd time didn't fail exactly, but what was I going to do with all that garbage that didn't make it to space? It's not like robots can build plumbing.  This is exactly the same as version 3 except now there's liquid pumps on the floor.          That's going to have to be something I leave running for a while. Stay tuned for part 3 of Staring at Ooze. e: 
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Fruits of the sea posted:Suggestions for leveraging a carbon dioxide geyser that emits at -55c? I have one of those. Piped it under the kitchen. It will keep things fresh.   
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More turbines could help. Put a heat source in there too. Some use batteries.
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