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A sim racer learns when it’s time to pull in. Are you half a second behind leader? Are your tires balding? Your tank empty? Is there time to exit pit road before they wear out? Or should you come in now for a few seconds to get new ones and pick up some time? It’s … Read more

It’s that kind of situation you reach in RimWorld; where the weather turns foul, a raid pillages your crops, and suddenly everyone look up from their jobs and realizes there’s nothing in the larder. This is early-game panic. And most players respond by scurrying about, grabbing any potatoes they see, cramming them into stove… only … Read more

The first twenty cycles in Oxygen Not Included feel like a sprint against starvation. Your colony consist of three dupes, all of whom are starving to death on a rock. There’s no shortage of things to plant. Why not grow it all? I don’t blame you for this impulse. But what happens next is usualy … Read more

When you finally discover an untainted Iron Node in Satisfactory for the first time, it’s exciting. You spot the shining resource and think “jackpot!” You quickly set down some miner. You prepare yourself to be flooded with resources so you can unclog all your bottlenecks. Then you add a Mk.1 belt to the output and … Read more

At some point during each run of Factorio, the train network cease to appear as a logistics system and begins to appear as a traffic jam. Everything’s hooked up, the mines, the factories, the automated smelters. But the trains is … there. Waiting. For something. Maybe they’re waiting for another signal. Or maybe they’re waiting … Read more

At the beginning of each Oxygen Not Included run, you start with three fresh face… And they’re already eating up oxygen. Think about your plan before you put down a single electrolyzer. Long before you even realize it, the game has taught you something: Air isn’t a free thing; it’s a resource. And it burns … Read more

Every Factorio player eventualy hits the same wall regarding power planning. Maybe there is plenty of copper and iron ore to build factory with, but your electrical network are still shaky. Sure, you can use solar panels, which produce electricity when it’s daytime. That’s the basic dilemma: How much do you invest into energy storage … Read more

Factorio is the type of game where you get a sense of achievement from having a factory running, but forget about how much power it’s using and suddenly your entire science production grind to a halt. Adding more productivity modules to all slots might be the solution, but now your power grid start flickering. The … Read more

For example, many players begins with a couple stone furnaces and hope it’s enough to carry the load. The ore begin to pile up, the belts slow down and eventually stall. Every player has this bottleneck. This is why manufacturing isn’t something you can do using only intuition. The math are straightforward but unforgiving. A … Read more

In another scenario, you have an efficient line but no room or resources for it. You want to expand so you gets a new machine. That means buying more floor space, power cabling, and conveyor belt. At this point overclocking become a necessary move. It lets you produce like 2 machines while taking up only … Read more

In Farming Simulator, I always feel rushed during spring rush. It’s sunny outside, your hopper is full, and you need to get some nitrogen on a big field. What if rain comes while you’re still working? What if you’ve run out of product? It feels like a rush because it is. And it reflects farming … Read more

Fall Damage is calculated based off gear, height, and landing surface. Instead of using hearts, it use health points (so there are no more mental division mistakes). Enter distance fallen from, what you landed on, and what protection you’re wearing. It will calculate how much health remains, your odds of surviving, and at what height … Read more