Thanks for this. Still interesting to me, even after close to 1000 hours of playing ONI! Two things I'd like to mention: As heat can very often become a big problem in the base, I'm not sure if I'd recommend to heat up the cold liquids from those geysirs, using energy (and producing even more heat). I mostly try to use them, to cool down stuff if possible. Toilets do pollute, but also ADD water (duh!), when used. Not much, but it may help in the early game...
I actually fully agree with this. I think using the cold geysers to make steel (which would heat up the liquid) would be generally fine, but on my newest colony I had the epiphany that before simply using a cold liquid in some way (such as converting it into water or w/e) I could take advantage of the chill it brings. This is a fantastic point since heating up a base (both directly and indirectly) often means disaster for new players. Thanks for the input! Have a fantastic day groovy Souldiver66.
Да прям чистая вода, все равно будет грязная точнее микробы, надо комнату с хлором, 3 двери автоматичеакие перевернуть на бок, и 3 бака хранение прям на дверь, и сенсор таймер на 60 сек и буфер нет , без всяких сенсор микробов, двери будут открываться и течение 3 минуты микробы умирают чем какие то труба житеости и каком количество надо подавать, и тогда будем пользоваться чистой водой
Thanks for the heads up! Yes. For new players who have germy water, there is a setup you can make where you use liquid reservoir buildings that are in a room full of chorine and with automation to clean and remove the germs. At the very beginning, I don't feel it is something to worry about, but around mid to end game it is something one should make. I will probably make one soon in a livestream! I appreciate the support :D
Thanks for this. Still interesting to me, even after close to 1000 hours of playing ONI!
Two things I'd like to mention: As heat can very often become a big problem in the base, I'm not sure if I'd recommend to heat up the cold liquids from those geysirs, using energy (and producing even more heat). I mostly try to use them, to cool down stuff if possible. Toilets do pollute, but also ADD water (duh!), when used. Not much, but it may help in the early game...
I actually fully agree with this. I think using the cold geysers to make steel (which would heat up the liquid) would be generally fine, but on my newest colony I had the epiphany that before simply using a cold liquid in some way (such as converting it into water or w/e) I could take advantage of the chill it brings. This is a fantastic point since heating up a base (both directly and indirectly) often means disaster for new players. Thanks for the input! Have a fantastic day groovy Souldiver66.
Да прям чистая вода, все равно будет грязная точнее микробы, надо комнату с хлором, 3 двери автоматичеакие перевернуть на бок, и 3 бака хранение прям на дверь, и сенсор таймер на 60 сек и буфер нет , без всяких сенсор микробов, двери будут открываться и течение 3 минуты микробы умирают чем какие то труба житеости и каком количество надо подавать, и тогда будем пользоваться чистой водой
Thanks for the heads up! Yes. For new players who have germy water, there is a setup you can make where you use liquid reservoir buildings that are in a room full of chorine and with automation to clean and remove the germs. At the very beginning, I don't feel it is something to worry about, but around mid to end game it is something one should make. I will probably make one soon in a livestream! I appreciate the support :D