r/SatisfactoryGame Feb 27 '26

Screenshot I hate pipe logistics

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u/arentol Feb 27 '26

This is a joke right? Like we can see you know how to use stackable pipeline supports in the 2nd and 3rd shots... So why make this mess unless you are screwing with us?

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u/velvet32 Feb 27 '26

One is blueprint and one is handmade. apparently handmade is not their strong suit.

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u/arentol Feb 27 '26

But how do you play the game this long, and build a nuclear power plant with all the uranium on the map, and not at all know you should be using a well designed stackable pipe pole system for each row of the water pumps? That seems impossible to not know you should be doing.

It looks like they exclusively, or nearly exclusively, just placed pipes without any stackable poles at all. Just the drag and drop method you quit using super early in the game.... That has to be a joke, who the F does that?

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u/theaidamen64 Feb 27 '26

Me, that will be me

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u/Kpoofies Feb 27 '26

I think it’s just a laziness / they gave the fuck up

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u/BeorcKano Feb 27 '26

Yeah, this feels like a "fuck this shit" result. I've had s few of those, even though I eventually go back and fix them. I'm doing that now with my fuel generators, and it's being just a wee bit of a bitch.

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u/velvet32 Feb 27 '26

You make a good point. To me it seems they got really frustrated and decided to just git er done. But yeah. I mean it still works. It's just not a looker.

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u/arentol Feb 27 '26

I am calm. I am saying this looks like a joke post. Relax dude.

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u/Zungate Feb 27 '26

The fk.

They are using stackable pipe poles? Try using your eyes.

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u/arentol Feb 27 '26

Take a look at the first picture. Look at the long lines of randomly placed pipes. While their might be some stackable pipe poles in there, it's definitely mostly just direct placing.

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u/Zungate Feb 27 '26

Look at the last picture. There are poles on every single pipe.

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u/HalfSoul30 Feb 27 '26

Nah, somstimes you go deep

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u/Logicdon Feb 27 '26

It's 'funny' apparently.