Aaàaannnndddd what does this have to do with programming aside from it being software?

Man not all are even trying to beat the average!

Finding all of the power slugs on the map and putting them on a looping belt to simultate a race is always fun.

The progression you’re seeing is part of these sort of games. The best idea I can give ya is to go watch some YouTubers that spend their time building in satisfactory and clean some tips off of them.

The big things that I rely on are

• factory templates that I make myself in the blueprint designer
• using the Satisfactory calculator to help with the more complicated item dependency graphs (the more complicated the thing the more ingredients needed)
• scaling up production of my basic ingredients
• deciding if I want a Mega factory that does everything or if I want several smaller factories with more focus to them (i.e. this factory over here only produces frames)

Yes yes good good

I my group’s server just unlocked hyper tubes. But the real measure we are using is how many slugs are on the belts that make up our slug racing league.

For how popular of a language python is, at this point it’s a bad sign to me that the language has default way to manage versions and create new projects. I get having options, but options are annoying to new folk.

Experienced me sees a language where parentheses are optional and I think “ew no”

If you’re worried about speed, there are better options for your backend than JavaScript.

U wot mate