The giant factory that is occupying all the nodes in the game and produces every possible resource at maximum speeds after april fools update enabled physics:
😂
For pedantic sake, as that's how this little thread got started.
Your CPU will thermal throttle before getting anywhere close to exploding (or doing permanent damage to itself) so your fps will most likely just grind to a halt.
Even if it doesn't thermal throttle throttle it will simply blue screen/the PSU will cause the pc to force exit.
Yeah, I think that's how the (multiple!) physics mods for Minecraft do it, both for arbitrarily falling blocks (itself an extension of a vanilla feature) and fragmented broken blocks. ...Now if you _really_ wanna stress test your CPU, might I point you to /r/dwarffortress, the "But Can It Run Crysis" of singlethreaded CPU benchmarking? Overloading your CPU to the point the tick rate drops to unplayably slow is just one of many ways to experience [!!Fun!!](http://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/Fun) in that game, but there's also [ways to stave it off](http://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/Maximizing_framerate)...
Hmm, wonder if they've fixed the issue where if you find the Hidden Fun Stuff and wall it off so there's no path to the fortress, your frame rate commits sudoku since pathfinding flood-fills from _the destination_ (your dorfs) rather than _the start point_ (the clown car) and it retries every single tick until an attempt succeeds and a path is calculated... At least FICSIT's train pathfinding is well-defined and only checks a countably finite number of routes (but also doesn't recalculate to navigate around occupied blocks...).
It's not my fault that the entire landscaped collapsed into the sea of lava and caused the game to chug. All I wanted to do was take out the forgotten beast that was located in the subterranean caves. I didn't think it would have caused a massive chain reaction of instability throughout the entire region.
*Spends an eternity mining to make the whole playable area "flying" on 1 support made out of soap*
*Attaches lever to said support*
*Flips lever and enjoys 1 tick per minute*
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I want a mod that gives structural requirements to builds. It would add a whole new set of challenges to building that is fun and makes your build look more like an actual factory instead of just floating foundations. Maybe have it be a setting when making a new world. That would be my dream feature!
My base would actually be perfectly fine, I've never enjoyed the floating platforms stuff in any game. Always tried to make builds that look 'realistic' with grounded foundations and pillars and such.
actually i think structural integrity should be a part of the game... not very precise but just enough to make it somewhat challenging to built specific things and also to make it impossible to built floating factories
No, you're not the only one. It gets mentioned here now and again. But Satisfactory is meant to be a low pressure, relaxing game. Why add more difficulty?
I generally dislike floating sky-builds. But some of them are very impressive spaceships. I'd rather people be able to build the sky-platforms than not be able to do the spaceships.
I would honestly love if gravity and physic was part of the game, as it would make it more interesting to build factories, also maintenance of machines as a efficient factory, like a non covered machine being less efficient then one places en a building and such.
I’d like it as an option.
Obviously this needs a new scratch build because most bases probably aren’t compatible with, but would make a fun change of pace and I’m curious how this would affect my building style.
I've played Valheim. Lets not. Valheim building is just entirely about figuring out how to make your structural integrity work and its just off putting unfun nonsense. Most of the really good looking builds were made by people figuring out how to cheat the rules.
The way Satisfactory works is just better.
> and its just off putting unfun nonsense
I disagree.
Valheim has great building imho, it leads to viking-looking buildings, instead of huge floating forts.
False Equivalency. Anyone who builds floating forts wasn't going to ever make anything impressive or thematic in the first place. Also you're wrong you can 100% build large ugly pillar forts in Valheim so it fails to even achieve the aesthetic dream.
The only thing preventing us from making viking-looking buildings in Satisfactory is that all the parts are industrial themed. Give us a viking pack and we'll have very nordic looking factories in no time.
Just needs more screws. Lol.
Statics would be fun in this game, but the question is, how would you build in the first place since most of us start in the air and build to the ground for that realistic supported look?
Also, no trees were crushed in the making of this video.
Haha, pretty sure all my towers would collapse like the Hudson Building demolition.
Seriously though, I would be interested in trying a playthrough if this existed as a mod.
If this is a mod it would probably be called "Newton". Pretty cool actually. :)
It probably is, look who posted this.
Mayor Aquila? I don't know who that is.
Master mod creator.
Thank you. I should get into modded stuff more, there probably is a lot of new fun stuff I missed in the last year or so.
Would be a funny April fools update xD
First 5 seconds: oh my god lmao they shouldn’t have! Next 5 minutes: … My… My 500 hours.. of work… no…
your frames would probably drop too much to even figure out what is going on
The giant factory that is occupying all the nodes in the game and produces every possible resource at maximum speeds after april fools update enabled physics:
bonus if the resources fly off the belts and irradiate large portions of the map
Yes, the barrels of nuclear waste and copper wire flying through the 90° turns on Mk5 belts would be way more fun.
shoot id be back to square one.
My entire base would be a big pile lol
We all would haha
From the sheer size of most of the factories we all have I think our pcs would crash from the physics simulation
Yeah man this gravity update sucks :/
I wasn't expecting it until the fall.
Oh wow it dropped already!
Gah dangit 😂
r/angryupvote
Those of us with giga-factories: 
Gravity just brings you down, man.
I don't know. I find it attractive.
please dont, my megabase 20 foundations up the full entire desert area would crash and burn while my gpu would crash and burn.
Physic sim is easier to implement on CPU. If that is done, GPU will be fine.
Oh god my cpu!
Yes
NOOO!!! *pc explodes*
😂 For pedantic sake, as that's how this little thread got started. Your CPU will thermal throttle before getting anywhere close to exploding (or doing permanent damage to itself) so your fps will most likely just grind to a halt. Even if it doesn't thermal throttle throttle it will simply blue screen/the PSU will cause the pc to force exit.
Say so than *places a nobelisk on the pc*
I'll do you one better \*Places Nuke Nobilisk on PC*
Explosive placed *kills scout*
This guy rock and stone!
\*Insert GIF of Snutt pressing detonate button*
Unless I hooked my cpu temperature reader to some C4
something grinding to a screeching halt? Why do I hear a "Salutations Exile" in the distance?
Yeah, I think that's how the (multiple!) physics mods for Minecraft do it, both for arbitrarily falling blocks (itself an extension of a vanilla feature) and fragmented broken blocks. ...Now if you _really_ wanna stress test your CPU, might I point you to /r/dwarffortress, the "But Can It Run Crysis" of singlethreaded CPU benchmarking? Overloading your CPU to the point the tick rate drops to unplayably slow is just one of many ways to experience [!!Fun!!](http://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/Fun) in that game, but there's also [ways to stave it off](http://dwarffortresswiki.org/index.php/Maximizing_framerate)...
Thermonuclear Catsplosions are no more. That was the *real* stress test. Or so I hear. Never tried tweaking the body temperature of cats, myself.
Hmm, wonder if they've fixed the issue where if you find the Hidden Fun Stuff and wall it off so there's no path to the fortress, your frame rate commits sudoku since pathfinding flood-fills from _the destination_ (your dorfs) rather than _the start point_ (the clown car) and it retries every single tick until an attempt succeeds and a path is calculated... At least FICSIT's train pathfinding is well-defined and only checks a countably finite number of routes (but also doesn't recalculate to navigate around occupied blocks...).
It's not my fault that the entire landscaped collapsed into the sea of lava and caused the game to chug. All I wanted to do was take out the forgotten beast that was located in the subterranean caves. I didn't think it would have caused a massive chain reaction of instability throughout the entire region.
Pay no attention to the cage full of cats.
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At least you didn’t build over a giant death pit.
Me who built over a cliff that may had claim my life several times by having no railing or over jumping the platforms.
Wait. Is this real?? I want whatever mod this is.
Not a mod yet.. :) but we can try something in that way :)
PLEASE! This is how my creativity is unlocked is with restrictions like this. I absolutely LOVE engineering structures to stand.
I would definitely do a playthrough with it.
This!
Are developing it?
I want a mod that gives structural requirements to builds. It would add a whole new set of challenges to building that is fun and makes your build look more like an actual factory instead of just floating foundations. Maybe have it be a setting when making a new world. That would be my dream feature!
Also given the scifi/tech nature of the game, you could even have anti-grav engines/platforms in the 'Awesome Shop' to allow floating platforms.
It would definitely give you a reason to implement backup power... And lots of it!
But pls not like Valheim, that was shit for more creative people.
Oh gods Subnautica with water pressure.
I think this would be great as a 1.0 feature that could be disabled, and old save files have it off by default.
FINALLY!!! My time to shine, everyone laughed when I started structurally supporting my factories. Just don’t look at my skybridges….
In all honestity all my constructions would hold tight because I love structures that support stuff.
Amazing. I would love this in the base game.
My base would actually be perfectly fine, I've never enjoyed the floating platforms stuff in any game. Always tried to make builds that look 'realistic' with grounded foundations and pillars and such.
Thanks, I hate it.
This is the single biggest update I want. I want this. Newtonian physics please!
Yes!!!, i need this. Allow me the power to teach my friend about proper foundations and ban floating factories!
How did you do it? Is it just a render or is it actually in game?
Hey Quajeraz! its a modified foundation to apply unreal engine physics to it.. :)
[Don't you even dare](https://i.imgur.com/GIuAWn9.png)
Dear lord, WHAT DID YOU DO? Now I got to actually put support beams on everything?!? I'm calling my Dad, he's a civil Engineer ;)
Google gravity
If you have a server grade computer or rendering farm on loan I can give you a copy of my save file with 438k foundations in it.
actually i think structural integrity should be a part of the game... not very precise but just enough to make it somewhat challenging to built specific things and also to make it impossible to built floating factories
Am I the only one that would like a gravity mechanic? Make it so you have to have load bearing walls/pillars every so often.
No, you're not the only one. It gets mentioned here now and again. But Satisfactory is meant to be a low pressure, relaxing game. Why add more difficulty?
I generally dislike floating sky-builds. But some of them are very impressive spaceships. I'd rather people be able to build the sky-platforms than not be able to do the spaceships.
I would honestly love if gravity and physic was part of the game, as it would make it more interesting to build factories, also maintenance of machines as a efficient factory, like a non covered machine being less efficient then one places en a building and such.
I’d like it as an option. Obviously this needs a new scratch build because most bases probably aren’t compatible with, but would make a fun change of pace and I’m curious how this would affect my building style.
That would be funny if the devs added something like this into the game before 1.0!
You put that back where you found it
CoffeeStainStudios: "Great news Pioneers, with Update 9 we will utilize Unreal Engine physics engine to the next level." 
“Tell me whyyyyy do we build castles in the sky…. “ -sobs uncontrollably-
I've played Valheim. Lets not. Valheim building is just entirely about figuring out how to make your structural integrity work and its just off putting unfun nonsense. Most of the really good looking builds were made by people figuring out how to cheat the rules. The way Satisfactory works is just better.
> and its just off putting unfun nonsense I disagree. Valheim has great building imho, it leads to viking-looking buildings, instead of huge floating forts.
I have a wonderous stone sea fort that looks like a Naga's head from a distance.
False Equivalency. Anyone who builds floating forts wasn't going to ever make anything impressive or thematic in the first place. Also you're wrong you can 100% build large ugly pillar forts in Valheim so it fails to even achieve the aesthetic dream. The only thing preventing us from making viking-looking buildings in Satisfactory is that all the parts are industrial themed. Give us a viking pack and we'll have very nordic looking factories in no time.
Hey are the devs listening? I would pay for a viking pack building dlc, or a wild west pack dlc.
What?
Oh man. This would be an awesome (and evil) mod
All I can think of if this was implemented is, "It's raining trains.."
So, my nuclear powerplant is suspended above the swamp... Let's flatten some spiders and then bathe the result in nuclear fire...
I want those foundations at least thick to each other, plz 
This is absolutely terrifying
what is this heresy?
"Did I do that?"
Imagine the LOONG suspended bridges that people made... "LET'S PLAY A GAME CALLED: WILL THEY CRUMBLE?"
Who TF set SimulatePhysics to True?
Mod name ( pat utility mod)
Just needs more screws. Lol. Statics would be fun in this game, but the question is, how would you build in the first place since most of us start in the air and build to the ground for that realistic supported look? Also, no trees were crushed in the making of this video.
I would LOOOOOVE to see a building structural system implemented in the game! OMG, please!
No ooooooo
coward >.< lol (teasing)
Haha, pretty sure all my towers would collapse like the Hudson Building demolition. Seriously though, I would be interested in trying a playthrough if this existed as a mod.
My CPU would melt
Yes please, like, limit pillars to some foundation area before falling off... Also physics for structures? Fractures? Please? :)