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A spaget base is always more interesting.
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This. All these systems for how to design a base efficiently (like a well stuctured main bus or city blocks) end up making the base look boring and samey imo.
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I wish that I could build spaghetti bases, they look way better than a main bus. Sadly if I try to do it I'll eventually get pissed at the disorder, and the "goddammit I need to pull a belt from A to B but I bloody can't because everything is a mess here" following it.
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The fun thing about buses and trains is that they allow you to have little pockets of spaghetti within your overall more organized system.
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I just wish I could get my interrupts to work. I have to do everything manually with my soaceships
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I always start by building a main bus, then, well, engines are already produced here, so I might as well and oh look, I already have a supply of iron here, so there's no reason to not aaaaand the spag strikes again
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I found a way on how to combat this effectively. I always build the blueprints for my factories in the lab and calculate everything with the calculator. This means that its a hell lot of effort, but it means that I can't just grab everything of from somewhere else. Also I only have ironplates, copper plates, steel, stone and coal in my main bis.
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Feed it all back into the bus! Problem solved.
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This is me in Satisfactory. I try to plan my whole layout but inevitably forget one or two critical pieces, and the spaghetti commences.
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Oh look at that tasty spaghetti!
