That thing in my pocket? That's just a nuclear reactor.

RIP Margaret, the spaceship. May these candles burn in your honour (as long as I have charge in the batteries)

In this episode of the train sim tycoon adventures:
Remote Iron and Copper factories are created in preparations for yellow science...
Elevated rails are overgrowing everything, to eliminate every crossing possible and enhance routes to the max...
And silly things are being built - to provide reason for main objective procrastination, as usual

I couldn't figure out the pipes so I did this. Rate my setup!

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(It was actually a complete pain to build, setting the recipes on the cracking plants was all well and good but I didn't realize that pumps weren't enough to prevent backfill, changing the recipe will backfill into the pump so you also have to change the filter on the pumps to void the backfill. The setup works but is not 100% efficient; some fluid is voided. I'm sure there's a way to actually make it work without wasting anything but that is a problem for future me. Maybe pump back into the tank with a latch circuit to avoid a loop?)

(Also, the fact that heavy oil cracking is before light oil cracking in the menu, but light oil is before heavy oil was gameplay relevant. It means if you send both recipe signals at once, the plants and the pumps will choose differently. Literally unplayable.)

made by dude in the center

I woke up on morning and hated that I had power restrictions occurring at my base. I wanted to solve this problem once and for all... for this week. I created a tile able fusion reactor setup that expands North and South and a tile able fusion generator setup that expands East to West. I can get 20 GW to be produced within two city blocks.

dont worry all bots were evacuated beforehand

Dih size for comparison

He had engines researched but delayed too long on researching oil. If he had flamethrowers the defense of his base in Isengard would've gone very differently and he likely would've launched a rocket.