Doge229

But why tho SES?

atrox has low solar power cause of the really smoggish clouds, but i dont know why it has low wind power other than to make it hard to play.

so essentially, you want to print rock/props like the ones throughout the planets.

i mean, yea. this is a way to do most stuff if something breaks for ya

oh gawd yes pls

Dude, you and I just need to play together sometime. We appear to have RADICALLY different playstyles, and I think we could definitely learn a lot from each other .

I like Extenders, and I find them useful for getting power to one of my storage areas, but I don't like having sections of my base becoming isolated in terms of power. I want all of my base to draw from 1 input( a really big one) and distribute it evenly. I propose that we gain the ability to toggle extenders between networked and directional power distribution. In "network mode"(name could be improved ) they will allow power to pass freely in both directions, just like platforms do. In directional mode, they would send the power just as they do now, only sending in one direction based on the cable connection. This way, I could actually extend my base, instead of making separate bases/networks everywhere.

yea, I haven't maxed out my shuttle storage cause medium storages on a large silo is more than enough for me right now. It is pretty crazy how much ya can fit though.

Not sure how it's TOO OP, I just use it so I don't have to go out finding resin and compound. I take a large rover with a drill and a bunch of canisters and ship away at a nearby mountain.

I just thought that it might have been generated to show that the probe hit the planet really hard, but if you've seen it prior to the wanderer update than I guess not.

I'm pretty sure that they want to keep astronium as a research only material.

mini-rtg+portable oxygenator = INFINITE POWER AND OXYGEN!!!!! MWAHAHAHAHAA!!!!

I can imagine a few problems porting this to the Switch.(based on my personal experience, I'm not an expert on the game or the switch's capabilities) 1. Specs: The Switch isn't SUPER-POWERFUL like many computers, and may have a hard time running Astroneer. 2. Multiplayer: Currently, almost all multiplayer for the Switch requires a Nintendo Switch Online subscription. Very few games and software have online modes without it. 3. Storage: Many sandbox games can get pretty massive in terms of save data storage, Astroneer isn't too bad about this, but super late-game saves may have issues with this. There may be other issues as well. Like I said, I'm not an expert.

Tractor beam? I always thought that the Astroneer had telekinesis.