The Nuclear Power Plant is MELTING DOWN?!! - Satisfactory

The Nuclear Power Plant is MELTING DOWN?!! - Satisfactory

Satisfactory let's play gameplay today checking out our nuclear power plant... that is melting down. Turns out there are just a few tiny little issues that's causing the entire plant to fail and we have to figure out the issues before we drown in nuclear waste!

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About: Satisfactory
Satisfactory is a first-person open-world factory building game with a dash of exploration and combat. Pioneering for FICSIT Incorporated means charting and exploiting an alien planet, battling alien lifeforms, creating multi-story factories, entering conveyor belt heaven, automating vehicles, and researching new technologies. The Satisfactory Train update and Nuclear update also adds in trains, train stations, and nuclear power plant to enjoy, if you can handle the nuclear waste that is! In some of our videos, we go over Satisfactory tips and Satisfactory building tips, as well how to build a mega base and manufacturer setup. Our Satisfactory Early Access let’s play ep 1 was started a few months ago, but now we have hundreds of hours since Satisfactory ep 1 and have built a giant base with computer production, supercomputer production, a huge nuclear power plant and hundreds of trains! Our giant train system covers the entire map and gathers uranium, deals with our nuclear waste, and Satisfactory trains are a very satisfactory way of travel!
Satisfactory Update 3 also changed the game entirely adding pipes, Hyper Tubes, the Awesome Shop and Awesome Sink (aka Resource Sink), a new desert biome, a new vehicle, and a ton more!
Zufriedenstellend lass uns das Gameplay spielen im neuen Update!
This Factorio like game has heavy automation, with automated mining, crafting, and you can even automate movement! Follow my Satisfactory Early Access Gameplay for the best base building, best Satisfactory tips, and more!
Satisfactory is an FPS open-world factory building sim by CoffeeStain Studios. You play as an engineer on an alien planet as part of the ‘Save The Day’ program - a program whose goal is to construct a massive machine for a mysterious purpose. Conquer nature, build multi-story factories, and automate to satisfaction!

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[ImKibitz]

So how long do you think I have before the Reactors break again?

[theforlornknight]

YOU NEED VALVES! On each blender output before it joins the main line, put a valve. This will prevent backflow and preserve your flow rate out. Can do the same on the main line out between each blender output. Same with your water from the extractor to the concrete. Put a valve on the main line before it enters the factory just below the highest point of the hill.

[benannan]

I never looked at that little graph thingy before. That seems really helpful. Thanks Kibz

[Vyacheslavskiy]

I know EXACTLY the solution to your pipe problem. If your output pipe (from blenders) will be higher than pipe with valve on it (to blenders), than it will have the priority. Currently you have exactly opposite situation and you're backing up. I've spent 20 extra hours on my fuel power generators to find out this dependency

[brunomorenomata]

14:40

Kibitz: No, its not going to be the pumps, im a 100% certain

The pump: 0m³ flow

[brunothehumble]

Me and my brother ran into this exact issue with the water. End result in our build was we had to run dedicated 300 pipes per reactor with no overclock permitted on the reactors. But we were able to limit the number of required water extractors by over locking the snot out of them. The majority of our power shards are in our water extractors.

[marp_]

The satisfactory soundtrack fills me with efficient feelings every time it plays

[in-craig-ible]

Kibz : "These pipes of acid are backing up!!"

Me : "...Your factory has heartburn?"

[cobychristensen]

Your ability to build these crazy factories is something I can only wish to do.

[widget]

I think it's oddly calming to see even the almighty Kibz has to double check his factories to be sure they are actually working

[oliwierkwiatkowski]

Kibz, I have been a fan of yours since I discovered you, midway through Season 3. In fact, I loved your content so much, I watched the first half in 3 days, to be up to date.
I LOVE your play style, so please keep it up :)

[Vectorspace]

I have had the same iussue trying to use valves so I can feed something from two fluid sources with specific proportionality. It works when I stay close to it, but if I leave the area then it can back up. I assume that the simplified simulation when you are away is not quite good enough. So instead I have extra machines with higher priority input belts, that use the excess from the earlier machines. In this scenario, I would have three machines fed by the sulfuric acid supply, and the 4th fed by the output from those three and by itself, using a separate pipe not linked to the supply. The 4th would be highest priority on the input belt to ensure the sulfuric acid produced by the three would get used up asap.

[atomspalter]

I love satisfactory on this channel. Literally insanely great

[printedprops]

9:56 sound like the Jester from Skyrim.
I too would go insane with a build like this.

[Esoliken]

13 minutes of suffering while I yell at the screen that you dont have enough water to your reactors.

[PPetracek]

what is the keyboard shortcut for transferring one thing with one button? 4:41 :O

[COMPAKTCORPORATION]

Ah the wonders of troubleshooting fluids.

[Jackson-ubuv]

Reactors should be able to meltdown, releasing strong radiation over a large part of the map until the reactor is fixed. This would also encourage people to build their reactors farther away from their base.

[admiralkase]

I have an idea what the problem with the sulfuric acid was. As you mentioned, there was a problem with the concrete production. This means that the consumption of acid was not steady, as the mashiens were idle for a few moments. However there was still as much new acid pumped in as if the mashiens were running at full capacity. This means, that there is more acid pumped into the pipes then the mashiens use, so the pipes fill up and cause the problems you showed in the video. So now that the concrete problem is solved and all the other suff is also comming in as needed, the pipes should not fill up any more.
Btw: Love your stuff. I realy enjoy watching your videos. Would be nice if you took the time to answer me whether I could be right with my hypothesis.

[ultmateragnarok]

Kibitz, after finding a MKI pipe in his MKII pipeline: "No, I wouldn't have done that. That's not a past Kibitz mistake to make. He wouldn't have done that."