I DO enjoy some optimzation, but I'm the kind of guy who likes to play with concrete goals and goalposts as well. It looks like it could be fun but I found myself concerned about whether or not the optimization loop would eventually get too tedious or too grueling. I've been a long time fence sitter for Factorio. by the time you are messin with factories you may want to atleast have titanium walls if possible, copper aint gonna cut it by then.The title is not meant to trigger anyone, I promise. I hope this helps you out! Please let me know if you have any questions.
Now, like any other game, you will learn it all eventually. Originally posted by Wiz RL:I know that some people who just bought the game might be a little overwhelmed by the sheer amount of stuff in the game.
#MINDUSTRY SANDBOX VS FREEBUILD DRIVER#
Havent bothered much with the "bigger" guns i tried replacing 12 cryofluid cooled Hails with 2 cryofluid Ripples it seemed like the damage output went down due to the spread.Įverything else seems like more of a pain than its worth with the different ammo types although i havent really used the mass driver yet which be a way to get around the spaghetti. I played like a tower defence game and exclusively used towers until i cant anymore.įor defences I found Arc's are great early (Duos arent bad either if you can build them on the enemys doorstep but need to be replaced fast), then Lances and Hails are good basically all game long, Salvos and Waves are also pretty good too depending on what resources you have access too. Use loads of different resources to make (silicon is a pain to get lots of especially early when you barely have enough coal for graphite and power) take a long time to make and cant be controlled like in other RTS's so they just go and die constantly making them a huge waste of resources unless i want to sit by the factory and "g" to take control a group to do something with.ĭid what you said from the start basically. Yup idk what hes talking about with the units they are annoying as ♥♥♥♥ to use. Originally posted by a2sauce2:Are you really recommending a no turret all unit strategy to beginners? lol. Ones that rely solely on electricity work best. If you can find room for Defense Weapons, go for it. Once everything has electricity and is working properly, you can join your troops and start mowing down the enemies. What this will do, if you have enough, is Mend the walls faster than your opponents can break through it. Start placing Menders right up against the wall. This makes the enemies go towards the wall you'll be using.ġ2. Two layers of Large Copper Wall on those, and one layer of Large Copper Wall on the narrow. Then put a thicker wall up on any other exit. Choose the most narrow one and put up a wall. IMPORTANT!! Make sure you know of ALL exit points for the enemy spawn. if your quick enough you will beat the wave.ġ1. At this point you might be facing the first wave. Next is making what I call a "God Wall." It doesn't do as much in PvP but it is very effective in early Sectors. Alright, now you have the base of this all up. You can just hit rally and fortify your base while you try to catch up.ġ0. This isn't 100% necessary but good if you mess this up. You can place up to two more of each Factory, but that's only useful for quicker respawns on your troops.ĩ. Do the same except for a Ground Factory making Daggers (not the exploding ones).Ĩ. Once your Air Factory is up connect your electricity and select your Alpha's on the Factory.ħ. You will have to hand feed Silicon to it, but that's not a big issue.Ħ. Preferably coal that is close to where you will be setting up everything.ĥ. Enough for three or four Combustion Generators. Pausing and figuring out your approach before you go into the first wave gives you more time to do just that. At the beginning of your next sector, pause immediately (spacebar).
MAKE SURE you can bring the max amount of resources with you.ģ. Once you have the Mender unlocked farm up the resources to start doing the numbered sectors.
#MINDUSTRY SANDBOX VS FREEBUILD TRIAL#
Plus things are best taught when learned through trial and error.Ģ. This is crucial as nothing will make sense if you go into a custom sandbox game and try to do it. Literally figure stuff out until you unlock the Mender. It'll help you get a few things unlocked and you'll be on your own afterwards.ġ. With that being said, if you don't like taking the time out to learn everything before bumrushing everything (which would be a shame) then here are a few key tips to get through some of the early stages. I know that some people who just bought the game might be a little overwhelmed by the sheer amount of stuff in the game.
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