SmokeyHavoc Told Me I NEEDED to See Their Satisfactory Save!

[@justingreene2592]

That was sweet. This is my current save that I'm playing thru. I Have 1363 hrs total in Satisfactory. Thanks for showing it off, You only missed the Aluminum Plant On the ridge to the south of the area where your your base is. I literally just started planning my Nuclear setup, right now its literally only a platform, so not much to see. the factory in the NE corner of the map is for the Phase 4 Elevator parts. The plastic and rubber from the fuel plant and all of the items from the Pure Ingot Factory feed the Phase 4 factory. Once again that was Awesome thanks Seethrew I didn't say you "needed" to see it but...

[@seethrew]

was a pleasure! already implementing things i seen from the tour to my world aswell! good stuff!

[@tiffanysabine]

the "Diddy"train........ LOL thats funny

[@Xelray]

Watching this at first was just seeing someone go through the mysteries of the universe for the first time. Dope.

[@jeffhylton3826]

Loved the vid, would love to see more community base tours

[@FredFredBurger92]

That plastic/rubber setup: Oil > Heavy Oil Residue > Diluted Fuel. Turn the resin into rubber, and set up two lines of refineries producing Recycled Rubber and Recycled Plastic. Use some of the output of each to feed the input of the other, and you can get 780 plastic and rubber from 520 oil. Two 600 nodes can get you 1800 of each. It's a PITA, uses assloads of power and space, but it gets you the most out of your oil.

[@grandpa_plays_chess2]

I wouldn't want my mother to see my save

[@seethrew]

@@grandpa_plays_chess2 🤣🤣

[@toddblankenship7164]

the recycled rubber to plastic scales up hard

[@seethrew]

@@toddblankenship7164 I noticed that for sure and took notes! Lol

[@grandpa_plays_chess2]

I like these videos. Very inspirational. Can we add something to these? The hours in the build is good, but how many hours in Satisfactory? I'm sure I will be much better at a thousand hours than I am at 200. It takes a massive amount of experience to do what you do.