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7/24/2025, 1:22:03 AM
>>716254896
>Elevation is nice in the end but it's nothing that major.
It kind of is, because playing on a mountainous region makes a big difference gameplay-wise in terms of expenses versus a flat one.
>I mean all the turn radius does is that it makes you build your shortest curves according to the length of your longest trains
Which is important, because its kind of stupid and soulless that Factorio doesn't take it into consideration and all, to the point where trains don't really feel like, well, actual trains, and rather just functions.
>plus the complexity of the logistics in Factorio is far higher given there are way more production chains
This is by far the most wrong thing you've said and my biggest problem with factorio, the productions chains are absolutely braindead and work like a minecraft progression tree, its the absolute worst thing about the game by far. Factorio basically doesn't have logistics, its not very hard to optimize input, especially when there's a tooltip that tells you turnips per minute now, whereas even things like time and distance have a huge impact in OpenTTD. This part of Factorio is utterly boring. This is why in OpenTTD you're utilizing forward planning and building high bandwidth transportation lines preempitively as things grow infinitely, whereas once you've set something up in Factorio that's pretty much it for that particular area, to the point where you're stamping blueprints everywhere.
>Elevation is nice in the end but it's nothing that major.
It kind of is, because playing on a mountainous region makes a big difference gameplay-wise in terms of expenses versus a flat one.
>I mean all the turn radius does is that it makes you build your shortest curves according to the length of your longest trains
Which is important, because its kind of stupid and soulless that Factorio doesn't take it into consideration and all, to the point where trains don't really feel like, well, actual trains, and rather just functions.
>plus the complexity of the logistics in Factorio is far higher given there are way more production chains
This is by far the most wrong thing you've said and my biggest problem with factorio, the productions chains are absolutely braindead and work like a minecraft progression tree, its the absolute worst thing about the game by far. Factorio basically doesn't have logistics, its not very hard to optimize input, especially when there's a tooltip that tells you turnips per minute now, whereas even things like time and distance have a huge impact in OpenTTD. This part of Factorio is utterly boring. This is why in OpenTTD you're utilizing forward planning and building high bandwidth transportation lines preempitively as things grow infinitely, whereas once you've set something up in Factorio that's pretty much it for that particular area, to the point where you're stamping blueprints everywhere.
7/23/2025, 4:24:56 PM
>>716225429
>You had regular, unfettered access to someone else's PC as a 6 year old
Yes? Its not like you could get groomed on a PC in 1995. I lived in a shit neighborhood so I played PC games instead of going outside. I had one neighbor who was a manager at mcdonalds who loaned me his NES because his daughter had a crush on me and my other neighbor had a disk burner and would give me free games like doom because he was a wierdo and looked like the singer from smash mouth.
>You had regular, unfettered access to someone else's PC as a 6 year old
Yes? Its not like you could get groomed on a PC in 1995. I lived in a shit neighborhood so I played PC games instead of going outside. I had one neighbor who was a manager at mcdonalds who loaned me his NES because his daughter had a crush on me and my other neighbor had a disk burner and would give me free games like doom because he was a wierdo and looked like the singer from smash mouth.
7/18/2025, 5:05:21 AM
>>715764691
So you're making shit up and don't play on PC at all, and don't have a PC that can play games while larping as an idort.
So you're making shit up and don't play on PC at all, and don't have a PC that can play games while larping as an idort.
6/22/2025, 10:02:58 PM
>>713367307
I have tried it in the past. It can be really fun depending on the game, if you enjoy the execution and routing aspect of it. I have never taken it to the point where I'm competing for records, though.
I have tried it in the past. It can be really fun depending on the game, if you enjoy the execution and routing aspect of it. I have never taken it to the point where I'm competing for records, though.
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