The PERFECT Starter Factory? | Satisfactory Update 5

The PERFECT Starter Factory? | Satisfactory Update 5
Satisfactory Update 5 The perfect beginner factory
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[TotalXclipse]

So are you thinking about downloading the save and showing me what you can do with the starter factory?

[farfa]

I always start thinking "i'll build something nice this time" and I always just randomly place everything in whatever orientation - no floor, walls, etc - and have 785 conveyor belts clipping one another, with just a vague memory of what's produced where to help me survive.

[fasddfadfgasdgs]

Honestly there needs to be more guides for smaller factory tutorials in this game. I think most people that go into this after watching videos is to make a mega base at the start. This is a perfect way of starting out. yes over time your total factory space did grow but following it and noticing the changes worked out well especially in the grassy plain start.

[brassotter]

You have no idea how long it took me to find a video like this. Every Google result was someone's mega factory setup or tier 6+ advice and optimal setups. Meanwhile I've been struggling to keep up with my power and reinforcer plate consumption while I try to figure out more optimal builds.

Thank you, so much

[tandemrecruit]

1:42
"We're gonna build this 16 wide by 10 deep"

*proceeds to build 17x10*

[KevinPlayingGames]

Really great tutorial...I've been building this factory while playing/pausing your video, and I've learned so much about this game. I'm building all of this above my original starting base because of limited real estate. I've found an area with 3 pure iron nodes, 1 pure copper node and 1 pure limestone node, all within 150 meters of one another, but it's kind of hemmed in by stone cliffs. This was a perfect excuse to build a big platform above, and slowly deconstruct my original machines as I completed the various lines from your build. I'm just about to add the overflow pieces, but I'm already anxious to dive into the next video.

Thanks so much for taking the time to explain and describe in such detail how to ramp up manufacturing of the basic components.

[Mode-Selektor]

I think this video really shows the importance of aesthetic building design. At first, it didn't really look like something above my building level, then you added the entirely non functional shell and POW it looks like a slick factory.

[alexmcd]

I think the biggest tip in the video was unspoken. Lay out your factory from an elevated position. It was so much easier to see where things needed to go from above.

[kathleenvissani]

Thank you, this is a great starting point. After mucking about for a few hours to unlock tiers and gather resources, I re-designed my starter base inspired by this video.

[Megaspy]

this is extremely useful, my first factories were spaghetti centered around my hub. They also sucked at being efficient. this makes everything so much easier and so easy to see.

[escapegoat]

Wonderful. Packed up my base, moved to the complete opposite side of the map, then used this as a quickstart for my new base development. Very cool.

[eileneje]

I've been playing mega factory style for a couple of years (with the help of product transporters) and am transitioning to multiple smaller factories. Thanks so much for the tutorial. My factory is looking much nicer than anything I've done before!

[chocapix_BE]

Thanks mate, I'm doing a full rebuild of my factory based on your video.
Takes me hours, but funnier than just download a save...

[venanreviews]

I think a misconception a lot of people go through in starting this game out is the ability to build like this with such ease. This is a fantastic starting video for people but I am afraid of people getting used to the concept of "flying indefinitely" to build, which they can't unlock until the Jetpack if you can even compare it with how unsteady it is. I know there are mods out there but I think most people going into this game will go in without mods or knowing there are mods. I know it doesn't make for an interesting video, but building without mods would be neat to dissect and look at.

[patmalloy]

Watching this helps me realize how well ive built my starter base after many, many hours of trial and error and about 3 or 4 restarts lol

[theeldest]

I'm enjoying this game but feel overwhelmed, I enjoyed your video and it really helped me dive into the game more. Looking forward to your next installment in this series ! :)

[hollismccray]

Wonderful starting layout! I just picked up Satisfactory and am starting again after making a terrible mess of choosing my starting location and building my first factory. I'm going to be using this as the basis for my factory. I'm going to swap around the sections though because of where my resource nodes are. It'll be biomass, copper, concrete, then iron for me.

[TheCaptDude]

This is the best starter tutorial I have seen thus far! Thank you soooo much! Can't wait for the next ones! I started playing on Update 5. You would rage if you saw my world. Spaghetti does not even come close to the atrocity that that it is hehe. My second playthrough will start after I finish the last Space Elevator requirement. I am working on that now. Thank you so very much! <3

[TheZenne]

This vid was exacly what i needed for some clear overview of wat i wanted to do with my beginning base! Thanks a lot!

[storytsunami]

23:16 TotalXclipse "It's certainly nothing too fancy..."
Me: *who still builds windowless giantcubes and calls them factories* "IT'S