Any opinions on this?
Since MJ is gone and thus with it the old basis for the MJ/RC power conversion ratio, I redid the calculations, using the magma crucible as the new reference (default 200kRF per stone block, corresponding to 5.2MJ real energy). The end result is that RF is now worth roughly 10.8% of what it used to be in real-world power. This means the following:
To be fair, this is a bit of a drastic change, but I want a ratio based on some level of realistic calculation like before.
- All RF consumers will consume 9x as much RF as before
- All RF generators will generate 9x as much RF as before
- The RC steam engine can now generate 31.5RF/t
- A TE3 dynamo generates 41.6kW (down from 450kW)
- The rotational dynamo limit (and the native RC per-block generation limit) is now 129kRF/t
- An ReC LP turbine can now produce about 1.82MRF/t
- An ReC HP turbine can now produce about 16.52MRF/t
- An ReC Fusion Reactor can now produce at least 230.77MRF/t
Also, since the TE3 recipes are configurable, I allow for some variability as well; within 50% to 200% of the default (200kRF per stone block), the ratio is adjusted. Beyond that is clamped to avoid excessive values.
Also, this affects the IC2 conversion rate as well, putting it at ~1EU/t = 2.08kW, down from 22kW.