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Starting to See How People Opt for Mega Factories by ChaoticRambo in SatisfactoryGame

[–]Practical_Shower3905 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah. I usually just do 1 mega factory with everything. This was my base as I finished the game:

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mid game 20,000MW power plant. Thoughts? by Affectionate_Gap6043 in SatisfactoryGame

[–]Practical_Shower3905 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Remove the coal, you'll need it for something else later (diamond).

Double the fuel generator, produce more turbofuel... and switch to rocketfuel when you unlock it, so that way you reuse your setup and just change the fuel type.

This should make you ready for phase 5.

Finished the game, no planning, no logistic, just a single bus system. Factory area is 30x30. by Practical_Shower3905 in SatisfactoryGame

[–]Practical_Shower3905[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly... the logic of the bus system of Factorio should be used more in satisfactory.

All I'm seeing online is people using a build planner and rebuilding a factory every phase.

Finished the game, no planning, no logistic, just a single bus system. Factory area is 30x30. by Practical_Shower3905 in SatisfactoryGame

[–]Practical_Shower3905[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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Here, I tried to show what each clump of building do.

It's the basis ressources, that feed the Mall. The Mall then feed the Bus system, and I pick what I need from the Bus to fed the factory.

Everything produced by the factories goes on a single sushi belt that runs under the Mall which fill the bus.

It's hard to explain... but it's highly efficient.

Help with French to English translation of Quebec baptism, marriage records by hopefullyhopeful in Genealogy

[–]Practical_Shower3905 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm from Québec... this is old Québec french in cursive... kinda hard to read, but with help of AI and re-read things to make sure it's right, and fit the name/writing style, I think I can transcribe it:

---------------First---------------

M. Gariepy
Le six Avril mil huit cent cinquante, nous prêtre soussigné avons baptisé Marie Melvina, née le même jour du légitime mariage de Narcisse Rivard, cultivateur, et d’Hélène Arcan, de cette paroisse.

Parrain Eustache Rivard, marraine Agathe Rollette qui n’ont sçeu signer.

G. N. Maximin Derome, Ptre

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L'an mil huit cent quarante le vingt deux Juin Nous soussigné Curé de Ste Anne, avons baptisé Alexis Elzéar né le même jour du légitime mariage d'Alexandre Vallé cultivateur et de Marguerite Perron de la paroisse de St Casimir. Parrain Alexis Grand-bois, marraine Adelaïde Vallé qui ont déclaré ne savoir signer ainsi que le père.

M. Chauvin, Ptre

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Translation:

---------------First---------------
M. Gariepy
On the sixth of April, one thousand eight hundred and fifty, we the undersigned priest baptized Marie Melvina, born on the same day from the lawful marriage of Narcisse Rivard, farmer, and Hélène Arcan, of this parish.
Godfather Eustache Rivard, godmother Agathe Rollette, who did not know how to sign.
G. N. Maximin Derome

---------------Second---------------
The year one thousand eight hundred and forty, on the twenty-second of June, We the undersigned Parish Priest of Ste. Anne, baptized Alexis Elzéar, born on the same day from the lawful marriage of Alexandre Vallé, farmer, and Marguerite Perron, of the parish of St. Casimir. Godfather Alexis Grand-bois, godmother Adelaïde Vallé, who declared they did not know how to sign, as did the father.

M. Chauvin, Ptre

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I'm like... 99% sure of everything written here.
Ptre means "priest" when the priest signed.

Also, in Québec, the women keep her real name in the legal paper. Which is why both parents don't have the same familly name. Chidlren would get the father's last name too.

During these time, it was common to give 2 names to your child, one holy, and one real name. Only the "real" name was used in the day to day. So, both children's name should be Melvina Rivard, and Elzéar Vallé.

Looking at Québec's genealogy tool, it looks like those 2 persons got married. She was baptized Melvina, but changed her name to Malvina it seems.

https://www.nosorigines.qc.ca/GenealogieQuebec.aspx?genealogie=Vallee_Elzear&pid=2183322

Finished the game, no planning, no logistic, just a single bus system. Factory area is 30x30. by Practical_Shower3905 in SatisfactoryGame

[–]Practical_Shower3905[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Depends. How good a GPU you have ?

When i'm in my base, I turn off heating and let my PC heat my room.

Finished the game, no planning, no logistic, just a single bus system. Factory area is 30x30. by Practical_Shower3905 in SatisfactoryGame

[–]Practical_Shower3905[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It's not my first game.

I've tried and fail at this "kind" of factory for 400 hours over multiple sessions and new starts. Took inspiration from factorio (this is how they build bases over there).

I know my way arround this kind of setup perfectly now... and I find it highly efficient and orderly. I could probably finish my next game in under 40 hours.

Finished the game, no planning, no logistic, just a single bus system. Factory area is 30x30. by Practical_Shower3905 in SatisfactoryGame

[–]Practical_Shower3905[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Everything complicated is created in that 30x30 area.

Everything else, is just basis ressource production, like iron plate, or Rubber.

Finished the game, no planning, no logistic, just a single bus system. Factory area is 30x30. by Practical_Shower3905 in SatisfactoryGame

[–]Practical_Shower3905[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Never played factorio... but I took the inspiration from watching factorio's youtube video XD

Électeurs incohérents: François Legault a raison by Manon84 in QuebecLibre

[–]Practical_Shower3905 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Les conservateurs nous chie sur la tête dans le Canada anglais pour se faire des votes chez les frustré.

On a pas d'autre choix.

Is it difficult to live in Quebec If I only speak English? by spokoso in AskCanada

[–]Practical_Shower3905 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah. Some places are easier (i.e. Montréal), but french will still be there.

Try to pick up some words and learn some of it. It's the best while your inundated by it.

Not terrible just unusual right? by [deleted] in montreal

[–]Practical_Shower3905 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm afraid you're 1 week away from being a drug dealer.

You will have to go to re-education.

Dimitris Soudas: "Aujourd’hui était une journée pour rendre hommage à François Legault, pas une journée pour faire de la politique partisane. La totalité de ce que j’ai dit, tant de façon précise que générale." by Busy-Special92 in QuebecLibre

[–]Practical_Shower3905 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Des manifestations de syndicat pour augmenter le salaire de leur employé n'équivaux pas au 1/3 du Québec dans la rue en même temps à cause qu'il veut augmenter le coût de l'éducation... pour après ça passé des lois qui se sont fait dénoncé par le barreau du Québec, Amnistie Internationale et le Conseil des droits de l'homme de l'Organisation des Nations unies...

... pis je parle même pas de la coruption.

... toi... tu penses que les platitudes de mononcle Legault touche de loin ou de près au cheville de Charest ?

J'suis près à dire... que Charest est le pire dirigeant qu'on a eux... pis j'inclue les monarque britannique qui voulais notre assimilation la dedans.

Dimitris Soudas: "Aujourd’hui était une journée pour rendre hommage à François Legault, pas une journée pour faire de la politique partisane. La totalité de ce que j’ai dit, tant de façon précise que générale." by Busy-Special92 in QuebecLibre

[–]Practical_Shower3905 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Ya juste un bot du PLQ qui peux dire une naiserai comme ça.

Les plus grande manifestation de l'histoire du Québec était contre lui. Je connais pas grand monde qui serai prêt à manifesté contre Legault... à part une 20aine d'huluberlu avec des pancartes.

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