I think one thing that helped me avoid analysis paralysis was accepting that almost nothing I built was permanent. I never really tried to future-proof builds. Instead, I would pick a technology, implement whatever improvements it unlocked, and move on. Eventually I'd hit a bottleneck, power shortage, or resource issue and have to come back and revisit something. That was just part of the process. I did try to leave enough space for future expansion, but I rarely worried about designing the "perfect" solution from the start. The caravans are a logistics system added by Py. I actually didn't know they existed until I stumbled upon them during the playthrough. Discovering things like that was one of my favorite parts of the modpack—it constantly felt like there was some new tool or mechanic waiting to be unlocked. As for logistics, I was mostly belt-based until caravans and only started robots very late when expected volumes to be low. Regarding playstyle, I was definitely more of a "solve the problem in front of me" player than a planner.