Bootedgedge

u/Bootedgedge


See the title. As a beginner at this game I am rather comfortable during the early game, but I feel a bit overwhelmed by the midgame. I am juggling oxygen production, power generation, metal refinement and temperature management and I always feel like I am making a wrong turn.

So what is the best way to maybe manage this? Is digging downwards the best way? Is making a straigth line for temperature management the ideal thing? How important is automation early on?

As I said, I am rather comfortable as long as we're talking early to early midgame, but I fall apart as soon as I reach the full midgame. By then I run into several walls, depending on the game it might be nutrition, metal scarci

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r/Pete_Buttigieg•

Seriously guys. Once the reporting hits numbers >90% we can start making more useful predictions, don't forget that Joy still is a part of the ROTR. If these early numbers are making you nervous, turn of your phone, close your browser and lock your TV away.

If I were a newly interested voter and dropped into the caucus thread, I'd be shocked by the sheer negativity. We're not that defeatist.

Edit: also check the users that are posting divisive/negative comments. Only comment in this thread so far was made by a CTH user. Don't be fooled. Stay clam and level headed.

Edit2: now the first edit has been proven false. But still. Remain cautious when engaging with too much negativity. And fo

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