Bonus episode: Infinite Energy Farm | Step-By-Step 2024 Masterclass | #14

This is a step-by-step "Play Along" guide on Dyson Sphere Program, 2024 / combat update proof. Blueprints included!
This episode: Setting up infinite energy to be exported anywhere in your universe!
This run will be focused on
- Explaining the strategy
- No Spaghetti
- Easy to use layouts and blueprints
This playstyle is extremely organized and will focus on efficiently scaling, step by step, towards the endgame. Optimizing is what we do here!
It is definitely not the only way to play, so I encourage you to try things out for yourself as well!
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SEED: 6580 0462
Blueprints in this episode:
Nothing new!
About the game:
Dyson Sphere Program is currently in Early Access and updated on a regular basis. Despite being in early access, it is extremely polished and complete, so I highly recommend you checking out the game if you are a fan of Factorio, Satisfactory or other building/management/factory games.
I am not sponsored in any way - Just a big fan of the game.
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[@stoneontop]

Love these bonus episodes, any chance you can remake the early blueprints so they are less buildings and are more step by step? All good if not, keep it up!

[@kristof9497]

Thank You.

[@nsaleh1]

Could you do a walkthrough for the mission impossible achievement? I use all your blueprints, but I’m never as fast as you. Under 10 hours is a very big challenge.

[@1979ce]

I'm cericksen on twitch. I have plans linked in the description that allow me to win in 8ish hours over 20 times.

[@1979ce]

Check twitch during the summer. I'll show you how.

[@Yardiff]

I’m doing that now, with the 10h Speedrun Guide on Steam. The key seems to be to take it in short bursts, do each stage over-and-over until reaching the designated milestone. While it’s a speedrun, nothing says that we have to do it all in one hit. So I’m save-scumming a lot lol

[@TheDutchActuary]

This achievement is not that hard, but it *is* a bit tedious. What you want to do is first of all find a nice seed that has all the basic materials close (and disable the dark fog of course). Then get a tiny bit of all materials going as soon as you can, so you can unlock blueprints. From there, you want to plan your next few build, blueprint it, reload, and then place it down again. While you're building it, make sure you're crafting the buildings you need for the next step. Personally I don't really enjoy this type of achievement as the optimal strategy feels a bit like cheating. Still, it's very doable.

[@Yardiff]

@@TheDutchActuary It is quite tedious - especially when you don't have much time for playing. Trying to fix all the mistakes from the last save and continue progress towards the next waypoint takes some serious focus. I would much rather do a normal relaxed playthrough.

[@SteveBonds]

There a sound edit gone wrong at 18s that you probably want to fix.

[@Yardiff]

Yah went silent.

[@jeffstaples347]

Lol

[@morganlucchi]

Please don't it was so funny and cute

[@danregewitz9300]

You covered a station that charges the accumulators, but not the half that discharges them? Also If you are going to cover accumulators should you not discuss how you make sure a network is not clogged up by new production?

[@Yardiff]

I did some testing, it looks like: * discharge of an accumulator is instant (dumps all the charge into the building) * the building feeds the grid at 54mw maximum rate (as needed) * 540mw when fully charged, so 10 seconds at maximum power * the building ignores local production of wind/solar (didn’t test geothermal) * local thermal/fusion/antimatter ramps down energy production in favor of the discharge) So 200 accumulators will produce 54mw for 2000 seconds, do the math for multiple dischargers. Which given that a decent Dark Fog core tap probably provides 20-30mw without shuttling stuff around - drat, there doesn’t seem a lot of point to accumulator transfer. I guess side-load accumulator production directly into the belt of empties getting charged. If we want to bother much. Thank you TDA, very interesting. :)