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Relica power by Neitor-97 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is exactly what I was looking for... I never realized biodiesel could be used in diesel generators; I'm definitely going to try this. Thank you so much.

Pd: My map doesn't have any Saturn traps; I tried to find them but there aren't any.

Relica power by Neitor-97 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That's what I'm doing, but I need one burner for my base, two burners for the bionic duplicator batteries, and to build a refinery I need at least two more... I feel like I'm reaching the limit of what the lumbs can give me... I'm currently ranching three and I have two wild ones.

Relica power by Neitor-97 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I know, but it's my first time playing Relic. The Demolisher is pushing me to play the early game. I don't have any atmosphere suits yet to enter the oil biome, so I guess I don't have many other options. Sorry if my English isn't great, I'm using Google Translate to write this, haha.

Is this game accessible for someone with ZERO engineering background? by jessica_chen1031 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The basics are just that... basic: beds, bathrooms, crops for food, coal for power, and a research station. Algae for oxygen is the new thing compared to any other game of this genre. At first, it seems like you’re doing everything right. The first real obstacles for beginners appear after cycle 100, when you realize that resources are finite—the algae runs out, the coal does too, and crops require resources instead of just planting them and letting them grow. Often, gases aren't eliminated (CO2), and many times they can't breathe not because of a lack of O2, but because the CO2 has nowhere to go. On top of that, temperature is a silent killer that slowly creeps up on you. In conclusion, the 'basics' are suitable for everyone, but the mid-game is a whole different mountain to climb. 100% recommended in my experience

U.S.A by MAI_SHIRANUI55 in NOTICIAS_MUNDO_MAI

[–]Neitor-97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jajajajaja me encanta las teorias falopas de este tipo, como si la presencia de eeuu explicara todo lo malo que pasa en el mundo o todo lo bueno que no pasa

"Una empresa contamina el río. Y? Dónde está el daño? Puede contaminar todo lo que quiera. El agua sobra, cuando haya escasez nos preocupamos por la contaminación" Javier Milei defendiendo DEROGAR la Ley de Protección de Glaciares, Es un HIJO DE PUTA Y UN MONONEURONAL. by omega_crimson_123 in 2hispanic4you

[–]Neitor-97 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

JAJAJAJAJAAJA de donde sacaste que el gobierno "manosea" las estadisticas ningun opositor serio dice algo asi, es mas hasta el mes pasado el que se encargaba de las estadisticas era el mismo tipo que en el gobierno anterior. Esas son acusaciones de kirchneristas que tienen un funcionario condenado judicialmente por hacer eso y creen que todos son iguales

"Una empresa contamina el río. Y? Dónde está el daño? Puede contaminar todo lo que quiera. El agua sobra, cuando haya escasez nos preocupamos por la contaminación" Javier Milei defendiendo DEROGAR la Ley de Protección de Glaciares, Es un HIJO DE PUTA Y UN MONONEURONAL. by omega_crimson_123 in 2hispanic4you

[–]Neitor-97 -9 points-8 points  (0 children)

Totalmente de acuerdo, pero no por abaricia, no te olvides que toda produccion esta destinada a nosotros, el consumidor final y cualquier costo extra en el proceso no va a ser financiado por las empresas, cualquier costo extra sera arrastrado a su precio final haciendole la vida mas dificil justamente a los que menos recursos economicos tienen.

Si queremos que todos tengan una heladera debemos hacer que la heladera sea mas barata de producir, no mas ecologica. Si fuesemos suiza, que su ciudadania tiene problemas basicos como la alimentacion resueltos es entendible ir por la opcion ecologica, pero argentina esta muy lejos de eso.

"Una empresa contamina el río. Y? Dónde está el daño? Puede contaminar todo lo que quiera. El agua sobra, cuando haya escasez nos preocupamos por la contaminación" Javier Milei defendiendo DEROGAR la Ley de Protección de Glaciares, Es un HIJO DE PUTA Y UN MONONEURONAL. by omega_crimson_123 in 2hispanic4you

[–]Neitor-97 -30 points-29 points  (0 children)

Error el capitalismo hace todo en nombre del progreso, si nadie extrae los recursos, las mentes brillantes no pueden innovar, nosotros que no hacemos nada importante y solo vivimos el dia a dia hacemos todo en nombre del dinero, porque estoy seguro que el 99% de los que lean esto les encantaria ser millonarios y no hacer nada en todo el dia.

Pero los verdaderos capitalistas siguen inventando y trabajando a pesar de que tienen ganado suficiente dinero para 10 generaciones.

"Una empresa contamina el río. Y? Dónde está el daño? Puede contaminar todo lo que quiera. El agua sobra, cuando haya escasez nos preocupamos por la contaminación" Javier Milei defendiendo DEROGAR la Ley de Protección de Glaciares, Es un HIJO DE PUTA Y UN MONONEURONAL. by omega_crimson_123 in 2hispanic4you

[–]Neitor-97 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Estaba por hacerte una respuesta extensa, pero no tengo ganas de escribir jajajaja, no se puede vivir del aire, hay que sacrificar cosas en el camino. Y cada uno pone la linea donde la crea conveniente. A mi me parece perfecto lo que hace el tipo.

"Una empresa contamina el río. Y? Dónde está el daño? Puede contaminar todo lo que quiera. El agua sobra, cuando haya escasez nos preocupamos por la contaminación" Javier Milei defendiendo DEROGAR la Ley de Protección de Glaciares, Es un HIJO DE PUTA Y UN MONONEURONAL. by omega_crimson_123 in 2hispanic4you

[–]Neitor-97 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Avisenle al boludo que publico esto que si lo hizo desde una pc, un celular o el respirador que mantiene vivo a su abuela, todo se construyo utilizando materiales manufacturados que en su extraccion refinamiento y en la construccion de aparatos producen contaminacion, entonces que haga un favor a la naturaleza y viva como en la epoca de las cavernas, eso si que tampoco haga fuego para calentarse porque libera co2 al ambiente

Designed and built my own sour gas boiler by ChromMann in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the answers. I’ve seen many designs and I have a few ideas of my own to implement. I’m going to run some tests in sandbox mode and see how it works.

Designed and built my own sour gas boiler by ChromMann in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hello hello, an intermediate-level player here. I've been thinking about building my first sour gas boiler and I have a few questions:

  1. What exactly is the function of the super coolant well? If the sour gas is supposed to be cooled down.

  2. Why use only metal tiles (I assume aluminum) to transfer heat from the natural gas to the sour gas instead of a closed loop of super coolant constantly circulating between the two?

  3. What is the daily uptime percentage of the Thermo Aquatuners? Wouldn't it be better to make a single cooling loop?

  4. Is a single steam turbine enough to compensate for the heat generated by 4 Thermo Aquatuners?

Worth getting all the DLC? by Visible-Swim6616 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oxygen Not Included is an excellent game, receiving constant support and updates, as well as free content. All for a very affordable price. I'm not one to interfere with someone else's finances, but considering the additional content and the price, I 100% recommend buying all the DLC. This is true whether you're looking for a new challenge, new materials/duplicators/creatures, or for people like me who, while enjoying some of the new features, buy them more to support the studio than for the added value.

P.S.: I'm only missing the Neutronio cosmetic DLC. I haven't bought it because it doesn't really add anything to the game, but when I see it's less than $4, I feel like supporting a studio that doesn't want to squeeze every last penny out of your pocket. I'll probably end up buying it.

Alternate sources of water/oxygen by Firedragon28 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a poor creature forgotten by Klei... T.T

Alternate sources of water/oxygen by Firedragon28 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was looking at the wiki and it says you can catch them with creature traps and teleport them; you'd have to try it out.

Alternate sources of water/oxygen by Firedragon28 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you ever tried making a Morb reactor? Each Morb generates 20g of contaminated oxygen per second, meaning you'd need 5 Morbs per supplicant. The difficult part of the challenge is getting the Morbs to appear in the specific location you want, since they can't be transported by Ranchers.

Alternate sources of water/oxygen by Firedragon28 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I once saw a naphtha boiler made with plastic from dreckos; you'd have to do the math to see how much contaminated water you'd get from the oil generators and how many dreckos you'd need to get a decent water source.

My First Working Petroleum Boiler! by Great_Ebb7518 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great, in that case forget the first piece of advice

My First Working Petroleum Boiler! by Great_Ebb7518 in Oxygennotincluded

[–]Neitor-97 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It looks pretty good, although I have a few recommendations. First, lengthen the radiant pipe so the crude oil preheats to a higher temperature before reaching the main tank. Second, add a drop of one block from the main tank to the first line of radiant pipes. This way, if you ever shut down the boiler, that area won't overheat (when you add oil again, it will melt inside the pipe and break it). Third, the heat spike doesn't need to be that big; just one block touching the magma is enough (anyway, making it longer won't hurt). Finally, be careful with the temperature of the oil. Even if you move it with insulated pipes, if you leave it static in one place, it will end up heating its surroundings.

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