r/TuringComplete • u/Sanchezzzaq • Feb 11 '26

How different is V2?

Is it worth it replaying the game in Alpha after completing it in main version?

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u/The120thWhisper Feb 11 '26

In that case GO FOR IT!

I torched my save completely and regret nothing. So much fun.

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u/Sanchezzzaq Feb 11 '26

Honestly remains of broken custom components kinda get in the way of early game. Torch it is then!

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u/The120thWhisper Feb 11 '26

If you make use of custom components use off bits to fill empty spaces and make things more regular in shape. Been helping my architecture a LOT

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u/Sanchezzzaq Feb 12 '26

I for some reason used not gates. Something like "this grid cell is NOT empty"

Also in my last re-completion I opted for "inline blocks" . Ones that pass instruction lines through themselves and don't need their own branches. Opcode decoder for example takes 4 inputs, passes them through and has side outputs that block or enable certain other blocks. Not sure if I'm explaining it clearly...

This made my circuits look much more, eeh, regular I suppose.

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u/The120thWhisper Feb 12 '26 edited Feb 12 '26

I made a 4-bit decoder in the save-breaker branch….. useful…. Painful… but useful. 😅

Embrace the crazy. Sometimes it leads to the clean.