Absolutely. Satisfactory encourages smaller factories with specific purposes. You can just do one big thing and import raw resources, especially in eg dunes or grasslands, but I think it's more rewarding the other way around.
Though I will say not to get discouraged by the inevitable need to refactor old spaghetti. If it's too much work to tear it down, just hook its outputs up to a sink, and go to a different area of the map to rebuild. It's faster than restarting, and then you get coupons!
I haven't heard of any in the context of internet. Can you share any examples? If there's a way to get out of the oligopoly I'd love to learn more about it
Edit: saw beanfield in another comment. I'm happy to stand corrected!
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It was a fun question! Thanks for asking it
Np. Lemmy doesn't have an active blood bowl community, so feel free to message me with any questions about getting started!
Doesn't that completely defeat the purpose of using a VPN?
It's a "fantasy football" miniatures/board game, except by fantasy I mean orcs and elves. There's a lot of violence.
Mechanically it's about positioning and risk management. Like chess, but the pieces are asymmetrical, unbalanced by design, and wildly incompetent. But it's ok you don't have to do probability math because "haha funny sports man trips on his feet just before the endzone, then dies" is all you need to understand to appreciate it as a spectator sport.
Would be nice if they let most things have grip too. I'd like to be able to add back the laser sight on the weapons that are missing it. It's such a great coop qol feature
Any undemocratic doubting has been liberated from our bodies, so that we may better rush to the defense of Super Earth.
Fwiw PR would be better for moderate conservatives, because a separate centre-right party would be better able to work with the Liberals for stuff they want, whereas as it stands being coopted by the far right they're going to struggle to do anything without a majority. Depending on your MP's leanings you might be able to advocate for support.
Nah as in a derivative of my name