Tico half slab work bench and furnaces not stacking
Those little things that irk you about Minecraft
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Tico half slab work bench and furnaces not stacking
I personally prefer antimatter...Its so much cooler looking (and destructive) lol.
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Well-played, sir. Though, if I remember correctly, anti-matter does require quite a large setup...if we're talking about Atomic Science.
I prefer a massive capacitor bank being fed power through a link between dimensions where I harness the infinite power-generating potential of Hell itself.
Last time I built a particle accelerator was in 1.5 and it needed to be 64x64 blocks to work. Any less than that and I couldnt get it past about 98% lightspeed. Even then, the amounts of AM it was producing was pretty small.
I did manage to produce a few antimatter missiles in the end though.
And fulmination generators are an awesome idea.
Wait...we werent talking about IRL? Jk, my preferred powergen is big reactors...make a huge reactor under you base, and watch those resonant energy cells fill (If you do it right, you can fill a resonant cell in under 15 seconds.)
Don't make me whip out my reactorcraft power plant and waggle it in your face.
*cough*
The ~40kRF/t i've got outputting through rotational dynamos is more than enough to fill all my available RF power storage and it's only a measly fraction of the total power i'm churning out.
Several extractors kept very happy with about a GW each.
Don't get me wrong, I love me some BigReactors but weight for weight ReC is THE power solution these days
If you guys still worry about power storage, instead of creating a continuous-distribution network based on connection-quantity priority, you are doing it wrong.[DOUBLEPOST=1407267413][/DOUBLEPOST]
Sure
Don't make me whip out my reactorcraft power plant and waggle it in your face.
*cough*
The ~40kRF/t i've got outputting through rotational dynamos is more than enough to fill all my available RF power storage and it's only a measly fraction of the total power i'm churning out.
Several extractors kept very happy with about a GW each.
Don't get me wrong, I love me some BigReactors but weight for weight ReC is THE power solution these days
Gotta love the rotarycraft powergen, but I've never really gotten into it.
But how about IC2 reactors...I just realized power converters is still an option.
Edit: max size plutonium reactor makes up to 40k rf/t as well, because, why not?
Lol I usually just make ****loads of power and drain it all into quarries...then you get the fun of maxing out power production without wasting it
Power converters is buggy in 1.6
Like "randomly stop transmitting power for no goddam reason" buggy.
Oh and i think there's an upper limit on the eu/t you can shove through even the top tier converter these days (might be wrong on that, I haven't used IC2 in months
)Unless you profusely use tesseracts, it also means you have to think about how you design your base, instead of throwing down multiple power gens with energy cell buffers all over the base. You can have them all contribute to the same network, maximizing your efficiency.
This is how the real world works.
Actually, there is now an EV (extreme voltage) converter that takes ANY power quantity.Power converters is buggy in 1.6
Like "randomly stop transmitting power for no goddam reason" buggy.
Oh and i think there's an upper limit on the eu/t you can shove through even the top tier converter these days (might be wrong on that, I haven't used IC2 in months
Not trying to make argument here, I just like the overkill method...you and others I know like the automated, refined method.
One day, I will wire my base exclusively with capacitor banks. If its worth doing, its worth overdoing.
My irk with minecraft is I've found that whenever i sit down to play it, I must enter a time compression field.. because I swear I was only playing for half an hour, not three hours..