Coming back to the game after some time, I remembered there are blueprints or ways to make them, and I was looking for it. And I noticed that I can use the keybind alt B to go into blueprint mode and start creating them and so on...

But if I tried to add the blue print shortcut to the area just ...

Earandel just announced that Space Exploration 0.7.** for 2.0 is now available in the mod portal. It is most definitely there. Are you going to play it?

Well, Wube, the company that makes Factorio is a private, for-profit company. So, I think that unfortunately, you will be waiting a very long time for a Android version of Factorio.

I'm curious... what would the point of that be? To try to play Factorio on a tiny screen, or with a tiny processor, or with a tiny amount of memory?

Awesome, thank you!

I asked to be able to edit the wiki. I got an email about it 9 days ago, and am just now getting around to working on it. My password doesn't work. I'm assuming because I waited too long. (?) Who does one contact to deal with these sort of issues?

h.q.droid wrote: Tue Sep 02, 2025 9:14 am

NineNine wrote: Tue Sep 02, 2025 8:13 am A better explanation of what "buffed" means would be helpful to the discussion. Personally, I have no idea what a "buff" is.

I mean asteroid shooting getting much faster.

What does that have to do with UPS?

A better explanation of what "buffed" means would be helpful to the discussion. Personally, I have no idea what a "buff" is.

The simplest approach (which is also reasonably rewarding) is to chase bottlenecks.

Look for machines that are starved for input. What ingredient are they missing? Trace it backwards until you find the root cause, and then figure out how to improve the production of that item. That might mean ...

There's no reason to tear it down, unless you want to! You can continue to play with what you have. You can build a different kind of base next to this one, or you can modify your current base. There's no right answer, here. Just do whatever seems the most fun for you.

Since you haven't launched a ...

Sounds like hardware to me. I'd guess... flaky motherboard or hard drive.

Just download the version you want to play from the factorio.com website. Unexpand /uncompress the file you downloaded, and then play by double clicking on /factorio/bin/x64/factorio. That's it.

Those instructions on the install wiki are to make a desktop shortcut, but I don't know what version ...

Bazzite Linux is an "immutable" Fedora based distribution. The concept of such an immutable distribution is to not install loose files for apps and not have all system libraries preinstalled in the OS but instead use packaged apps, for example with flatpack or snap. These packages include all ...

This is not a helpful attitude for somebody who is starting to use Linux. This is not helpful information for this person trying to play Factorio.

Without a minimum of basic knowledge, you cannot successfully do advanced tasks on Linux. And installing a graphical game from tar.xz on any Linux ...

I couldn't find a post that walked through the steps with Bazzite, and didn't feel comfortable doing commands that could only apply to other distros. The Factorio wiki installation guide (https://wiki.factorio.com/Install_guide) is very light on details, and the language is foreign to me. Where ...

Just download the version you want to play from the factorio.com website. Unexpand /uncompress the file you downloaded, and then play by double clicking on /factorio/bin/x64/factorio. That's it.

Those instructions on the install wiki are to make a desktop shortcut, but I don't know what version of ...

Firefox can resume on downloads when the internet connection breaks. (It works. I just tested it). So just download using regular ol' Firefox, and it doesn't matter how bad your internet connection is.

I have stumbled upon this thread because I am having a similar issue. I have 3 decently sized yumako tree farms...


You theoretically shouldn't be running out. Is your fruit spoiling before you process it?
I haven't done the math, but does using level 3 production modules in those biochambers ...

Stargateur wrote: Fri Aug 22, 2025 6:32 am you mean that give me a reason to do a fresh start again ? SAY NO MORE.

I agree 100%. If I lost all of my saves, I'd be kind of thrilled that I'd be forced to start from scratch again.

And I'm a programmer, which also feeds my paranoia. :D


Maybe it's an age thing :lol: :lol:

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About paranoia. I bet you cannot beat me. I'm really paranoid if comes to backups. This dates back from personal experience in the PC world starting with DOS 3.0 and ...