I took about 6 hours making my factory for oil. I usually take a lot of time making my factories look good so I've only just got onto fuel from a save i'm at 130 hours plus 😂. Whilst this recipe is great for efficiency (Only used a pure node and got 20K power), the empty cartridges are a pain in the arse and I had to use load balances and you need shit loads cartridges to get it started too. Overall, I think next time I'll wait till I can get the blender.

nice video

Sorry if this is unwanted advice, but it might be beneficial to add a bit of branding to the thumbnails or title. Just something unique or signature about them to help people recognize the channel easier. I've been really enjoying the videos though, keep up the good work, man!

The pathing for trucks needs a helmet. I belt until I get to trains.

thats some nice logistics👍

Breezeways connect hallways.

If we had conduit once you had aluminum, builds could be so much cleaner.

this is your first playthrough or? You can also copy paste with ctrl + c and ctrl + v, without entering the item menu

Amazing, thx!

I really love how you used the painted beams inside. I'm definitely stealing a handful of these designs.

do you stream?

love the look of the factory. how long have you been playing?

do u recommened building in the desert rather than plains ?

the game is tough enough but you guys need the factory to look good as well??? that is pure masochism mine is open air pure spaghetti chaos, i only care about reaching the milestones

BTW the music at 07:45 is amazing, what song is that?

Thx bro

Nice build. I liked the 3rd person view, just one criticism to your editing: The music is way too loud in you voice-over parts. At least for me as a non-native speaker it was hard to follow you because of the distracting volume.

This is perfect, cant wait to see how you detail the interior!

Yeah... This motivated me to try harder to actually build. Most of my factories are still just on platforms.

Damn. I really like this style of video!

I hope you're able to get the audio figured out, I had you turned like all the way up and then you screamed when running over that Stinger, haha. Scared the hell out of me.

About time we get another episode! Chop-chop, Factory Boy!

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@skyking4747 great videos. I'm playing along as well. making spreadsheets, learning the lingo, and having blast. Can definitely empathize with "manufacturers!!!"

Two episodes in two days? Yooooo.

I really wish I had the discipline to build actual structures. :(

Love the outside and all the work you did around the water. You're a really good detailer!

If you put two water extractors on one end of your manifold and one on the other end, you only need to run one pipe across your power plant. It's an easy thing to do when you're on the water.

I want you to know I really appreciated that Cool Runnings reference.

Your vids recently got me into this game. Absolutely loving it so far. Thank you!

I built the saddest little coal plant there in my playthrough, haha.

Good to see you back for season 3!

Honestly, I always underclock foundries down to 40.

Less talk, more videos, Pioneer. Just kidding, looking forward to more of the series!

Hell yeah, 1.0, baby!

Thats a beautiful world, especially beeing made by someone whos playing for the first time. Too organized and clean for 100 hours

One of the most worthwhile blueprints i made is a stackable 8-battery floor - try to always keep 10-15% of your total power in battery reserve and when you need more just add another floor or two to the tower.

Lots of great information packed into this video. Thanks man!

Great style. And Timelapse is always fun to watch. Subbed.

I barely have the time to put my factories at 100% efficiency even more building something like this! You have too much free time dude. Great job! 👍

*Liked and Subbed* <---- retired engineer As I'm watching this video, I was reminded of a time when I wished to be like Mr. Brady of the Brady Bunch and become an architect... however, I decided to go down a different yet similar path and chose engineering as a career choice. When you said "make it pretty" I laughed because sometimes I'm inspired to do the same, yet my "engineer OCD brain" shouts at me "Make it functional! Who cares if it's ugly as long as it works!" My gaming sister and I both agree you have some great videos and she LOVES your "pretty" work. I personally like where your brain goes with the tunnel aspect for the trains... I did something similar in Empyrion Galactic Survival around a year ago [just learned of Satisfactory about 5 weeks ago, so I'm a rookie] and plan to do some "interesting" things moving forward. I finally have something that scratches my building itch and can occupy my free time. Oh... one last thing. C'MON! You're not fooling me! "This tunnel comes out thru a waterfall, so there's going to most likely be some small glitching but it will be okay." YEAH RIGHT! Having trains come thru an underground tunnel and out thru a waterfall? How cool is that? You KNOW it's cool! 😆

wish I had just 1% of that creative skill. @1:10 that staircase is so simple yet I never thought about that.

if theres smth ive learnt from videos like this (well, 2 videos total), its that theres always space for building things. cant find it? put some foundations or whatever and make it

Satys is a "learning tool", found issue.. sove it and run in a next one, self after 2900h+ from me, restart on every update, i learn more and more, never ending story, that is why (i) we ply Satys, a contunius challange ;)

This is impressive, love it, great work. May use this :D

5:27 looks like an automaton base

I do not understand how to completely enclose every factory. As you progress to higher manufactured goods, they require things that you are producing from all over. IE one thing could require items from 3 constructors, 2 assemblers, and a manufacturer, no matter if you enclose things or not, you are still going to have conveyors going every which way all over, I feel like enclosing things is just a huge waste of time and resources. I know people do it, I just cannot figure out how to make it work. I always end up removing walls and running conveyors all over making it a spaghetti mess.

Wow! What a beautiful building! Amazing! It would take me a week to build anything nearly that awesome!! This is really great!!

Always build your power and their supply on a sperate power grid, and connect to the main grid with priority switches. Add the batteries to this seperate power grid. In the case of power failure, the generators still keep running, and automatically recharge batteries. By the time you solve problem caused the power failure, you can set the fuse, and the batteries will pump enough power to kick start the entire factory. Note this method is hard with nuclear, but other types are fine.