Trying To Survive The Harsh Environment on Mars

Trying To Survive The Harsh Environment on Mars | OCCUPY MARS

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Survive and colonize Mars in a highly technical, open-world sandbox game. Build and upgrade your base, discover new regions, conduct mining operations, retrieve water, generate oxygen, grow crops, and fix broken parts.
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@Tantalus010 Ай бұрын

Power setup works like this: multiple solar panels ---> transformer 1 ---> battery bank ---> transformer 2 ----> your base and whatever else you need to charge. Attach extensions to transformers when you need more plugs. Attach as many extensions to your battery bank as you can afford to build (or until it won't let you add any more). Keep in mind that transformers have settings that you'll have to mess with to tell the transformer which output plugs to send power to (and how much to send to each plug).

@Jacob_Crowthorne Ай бұрын

" You are huge - You are way too huge! " 😄 I'm sorry, it just cracked me up!

@AnotherJRB Ай бұрын

I quite like this game, but it does lean a bit towards the technical (read: mechanically complicated) side. It is actually easier to navigate the tech tree if you start with less tech unlocked; a lot of the build items are dependent on other items being built first. Your starting goal / bottleneck is having enough battery storage and solar panels to keep your structures running all night. If you lose power for more than a couple of hours at a time, your plants will die, so it's best not to plant anything until you have a proper power network. Typically you start by living in the landing pod for a few days (you can sleep in the chairs) while you work on getting your power network built. You can place the battery packs on most terrain, but you may need to adjust the vertical position (I think you couldn't place them because the default position was too low). You will need a transformer to connect multiple solar panels to one battery. Once you can keep the workshop powered 24/7, use the CO2 scrubber and plants to generate oxygen; then you can build a bed in the workshop and move in (without power it will be dangerously cold at night, and you won't have enough oxygen to sleep for long anyway). There are a couple of storage options that you can build; as a stop-gap, you can also put things in the inventory of the printer in the landing pad, but always double-check to make sure it has enough storage space available for anything you want to print!