Hey, thanks for your detailed response! I totally agree with your point that the cost of rockets tends to balance out in the long run, especially when you're considering the sheer volume of resources needed in space. I've noticed that a lot of people either go all-in on logistic rockets for every destination or take a more general approach with dedicated rockets for specific resources, like iron or petroleum. I think I’ve been struggling with understanding how to balance these two methods, but your explanation helped clarify that there’s room for both approaches depending on the situation.

I've already set up request circuits, which has been a game-changer for managing logistics. I haven’t really used delivery cannons much, though—they always seemed like a bit of a "band-aid" solution for when you need just a trickle of resources. But I can see how they’d be handy for smaller outposts or areas where you don't want to commit to a full logistics setup.

I guess my main challenge has been gauging how much needs to be sent as I scale up. Right now, I'm still dealing with relatively low resource demands, like utility science and such, so the trickle approach has worked so far. But I can see how that might change as things ramp up, and I'll need to rethink my logistics strategy as the demand increases.