Whatever line needs to be up and running first, send full belts. Install smart splitters on those lines and designate an overflow direction. Merge those overflow belts into other belts, rinse and repeat for following belts. It will auto balance once the intakes of the machines fill up, and your material production can keep contributing to active production. Example I found online

Another option is to use the double size storage containers to act as both buffers and automatic mergers/splitters.

I'm a fan of flow by priority, and use smart splitters to overflow to the next priority. Let the belts balance themselves once production becomes saturated.

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BILL! BILL! BILL! BILL!

Perhaps we will discover it's the neurotypicals that are actually divergent.

I always try to keep my reviews constructive for small devs. So far, they've always appreciated the detailed feedback. I've had a few where I completely changed my reviews after they fixed my complaints and let me know about the update.

That's an instant uninstall for me

The biggest spooky factor of Subnautica was being alone and surrounded by the unknown. I guess they aren't going for that this time.

Compared to the first, Below Zero was okay. I predict their third game is going to be "meh".

I have many games I own on Steam that I can play portably from a flash drive without Steam. DRM is still on the developer.

Golf is inefficient. The factory must grow.

This block does not freeze interest. It is continuously accruing for those of us that have been put on hold over this shit show.

They rapidly expanded their team to quickly fix issues present with the early access release version of the game. They're still working towards 1.0, so the talks of DLC expansions will likely be for content after release. Development of new content takes a lot of time, so it's smart to plan for the future before it becomes a problem.

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