#10: Robotic Renovations [ Factorio — Noob to Pro ]
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#10: Robotic Renovations
The army grows, and the network expands. I use the robots to expand, and add a few things to production, including laser turrets, substations, and finally some processing units! But like I said before, material influx needs to be bolstered! More iron! More copper!
I think the robot network is going to my head though, and I get a bit distracted using robots to build some more solar arrays, and my laziness is showing by standing around and waiting for the bots to deliver my goods. I do get around to setting up some more mining drills on iron on the patch near the train depot, but it's not quite enough. I suspect that red transport belts are required to sufficiently increase my smelter's throughput.
SERIES PLAYLIST:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUycoBGiV0r_6LsTwfmLJufTeekeM6SZT
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GAME VERSION:
Alpha 0.12.29
MODS USED:
Evolution Factor Indicator (v0.4.12)
Landfill (v2.1.7)
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ABOUT THIS SERIES:
I'm a new player to Factorio, having recently picked it up with the Steam Release of the game. I have completed the campaigns and finished a single freeplay game by launching my first rocket, but beyond that I'm still green. In this series I hope to expand my skills and knowledge of the game as much as possible, exploring all the technologies, and pushing the limits of what I can do in it. Seeing as how Factorio is a pretty slow-paced game, the footage is sped up to 3x normal speed with post-commentary.
ABOUT THE GAME:
Factorio is an early access game that has recently released on Steam, but it has been in development for the past four years by the Wube Software team. This is a game about gathering resources to research technology, craft machines, process materials, and defend your base against angry biters, but this isn't just another survival/crafting game... no no! The name of the game is 'automation', and Factorio is all about finding ways to engineer solutions to your ever expanding horizons. We don't do manual labor here; instead we use our creative problem-solving skills to design a factory to do all the hard work for us.
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