I used the sublimator and deodorizers. And just moved the polluted water into the same area. Didn’t use a ton of energy. I also started using the wood burner for power every now and then.
As much as I hate the food safety implications, I’ve been using mercury for drowning chambers in the DLC since it has very little practical use. If you plan on ranching flox, it is more efficient to crack the eggs and make soufflé pancakes. They only drop 1600kcal (half the meat as hatches), but the eggs are the same.
Couldn't you have placed the spom and your base closer to the hot geyser to reduce transportation costs while also taking advantage of the heat for your base?
Hey man it sounds like you're dealing with a firewall timeout issue. If it's 60 minutes on the dot and it seems like it is, that's something dropping the connection at a limit. Either the firewall (router) or software on your PC. You mentioned someone moving things and you may be dealing with a multiple NAT situation. Lmk if you want some help
Appreciate the suggestion, but it's not on the dot and is very variable. Some evenings it just has a somewhat consistent timeout, but that changes and is never exact.
I used the sublimator and deodorizers. And just moved the polluted water into the same area. Didn’t use a ton of energy. I also started using the wood burner for power every now and then.
As much as I hate the food safety implications, I’ve been using mercury for drowning chambers in the DLC since it has very little practical use. If you plan on ranching flox, it is more efficient to crack the eggs and make soufflé pancakes. They only drop 1600kcal (half the meat as hatches), but the eggs are the same.
Dupes aren't human so many mercury isn't toxic to them.
Couldn't you have placed the spom and your base closer to the hot geyser to reduce transportation costs while also taking advantage of the heat for your base?
Hey man it sounds like you're dealing with a firewall timeout issue. If it's 60 minutes on the dot and it seems like it is, that's something dropping the connection at a limit. Either the firewall (router) or software on your PC. You mentioned someone moving things and you may be dealing with a multiple NAT situation. Lmk if you want some help
Appreciate the suggestion, but it's not on the dot and is very variable. Some evenings it just has a somewhat consistent timeout, but that changes and is never exact.