Compact Claustrophobia EP17 Firing up Fusion!

Well, it's time. Let's light this Fusion Reactor up!
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Trapped in a Compact Machine with nothing except your fists - How to escape, a mod pack by YOUR_HAMMSTER.
In Compact Claustrophobia you start trapped inside of the smallest compact machine (a room measuring only 3x3x3). From here you have to somehow escape using the power of tech and nuclear fusion! This is an expert, skyblock-like, tech-oriented pack that aims to keep a tight consistent experience.
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[truckertorpedo]

if you connect the rings with fluxducts (make the fluxducts connect to more blocks of the rings) you will have an easier time starting it up, cause you will distribute the power evenly to the ring, instead of connecting it to one block on each ring, and making that block of the ring distibute to the whole ring. also, i think your lever at the bottom is interfering with the RS importing the fuel/gas. ;) i did this with only one fission reactor with two signalum ducts and just layed down a bunch of redstone ducts around the rings. im excited to see the next episode :) also, i didnt like the diamond ore mining, yes you need alot of time to make the bedrock tools, but as you found out, you need all the steps to get out anyway, and as i said in another comment, making xp to repair tools should make it so all the diamond nuggets you need is 27 to make ONE Diamond Pickaxe, and however the rest you can use to make other things that require diamond nuggets. im not saying all this to be negative, i mean it in constructive criticism :) you seem to be in a hurry sometimes, and when you cut for timesinks, this is where the pack shines imo, cause it gives you time to set up all the other things. Automation is always key in modded Minecraft, but getting to where you are without automating Hop Graphite and the Arc Furnace, is abit silly :) anyway. my "rant" is over. :) you got a sub from me.

[golrith]

Thanks for the tutorial at the start, the progression of fuels makes sense now, I was missing a few steps and couldn't see the connection.