Took me a bit to figure out, would be great if they have added a guide.
"Rough" gets you a Tier 1 + a extra Tier 1 item for each tier above 2 "Coarse" always gives you a Tier 2 "1:1" gives you a random item of the same Tier "Fine" increases 2 tiers, but can't go higher than Tier 4 "Very Fine" increases 3 tiers to max Tier 5
Applying "Very Fine" to a Tier 5 will give you a tier 6 (ultra), this is the highest Tier of the game (as far as I know)
If you run out of energy, just feed the machine with a tier 1 item for +50% energy (all items give +50%, tier doesn't matter)
So basically you start with one material tier 3 and 50% energy You put it into the machine on "Rough" mode and you get 2 items tier 1 Put them into the machine on "Fine" mode and you get 2 items tier 3 Into the machine on "Rough" again and you get 4 items tier 1 And so here's the game loop You can also "Coarse" -> "Fine" -> "Rough" instead (get 3 items and only cost 10% more energy)
It seems the game is autosaved, you can go back to menu any time to check items discovered.
Researchers will tell you the exact description of the item they're looking for, its usually tier 3 or tier 4. When you give them an item with the exact description you get upgrades (faster energy regeneration, lower costs...)
Please let us disable power requirements in the state the game is currently in with no way to interact with anything other than the machine, been playing on and off for like an hour and most of that was spent either waiting for power or getting items destroyed trying to experiment.
Don't wait for power to recharge, just use a item as fuel to recharge 50% of the energy, its explained on the tutorial at the start.
Break something in multiple parts with "Rough", use one part to get energy and use that energy to uprade the other parts with "coarse" and then "fine", that's the game loop, waiting is pointless since it takes almost 10 minutes to generate the energy you get for each go of that game loop and don't even get the extra items.
I have the same question, I have been playing for a while, finished 5 quests of the task board and 5 quests from the development team.
But still I only have "Metal" :(
I see on the gallery of the main menu that there's other 3 materials that appear as "????" and one of the screenshots of this page show the second material "Organic".
But I couldn't figure out how to unlock that material
I agreed with what Seth JOestar said. But I would suggest, at least in the stage its currently in, that energy would recharge quicker cause it takes a while to come back and there's nothing else to really do whilst waiting. Good game, cant wait to see what it becomes.
A tip I have is using the rough setting on items that are fine to get 3 rough item to help jumpstart if you need it, then you put it in the middle to get like 60 energy for a rough item.
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Took me a bit to figure out, would be great if they have added a guide.
"Rough" gets you a Tier 1 + a extra Tier 1 item for each tier above 2
"Coarse" always gives you a Tier 2
"1:1" gives you a random item of the same Tier
"Fine" increases 2 tiers, but can't go higher than Tier 4
"Very Fine" increases 3 tiers to max Tier 5
Applying "Very Fine" to a Tier 5 will give you a tier 6 (ultra), this is the highest Tier of the game (as far as I know)
If you run out of energy, just feed the machine with a tier 1 item for +50% energy (all items give +50%, tier doesn't matter)
So basically you start with one material tier 3 and 50% energy
You put it into the machine on "Rough" mode and you get 2 items tier 1
Put them into the machine on "Fine" mode and you get 2 items tier 3
Into the machine on "Rough" again and you get 4 items tier 1
And so here's the game loop
You can also "Coarse" -> "Fine" -> "Rough" instead (get 3 items and only cost 10% more energy)
It seems the game is autosaved, you can go back to menu any time to check items discovered.
Researchers will tell you the exact description of the item they're looking for, its usually tier 3 or tier 4. When you give them an item with the exact description you get upgrades (faster energy regeneration, lower costs...)
Please let us disable power requirements in the state the game is currently in with no way to interact with anything other than the machine, been playing on and off for like an hour and most of that was spent either waiting for power or getting items destroyed trying to experiment.
Don't wait for power to recharge, just use a item as fuel to recharge 50% of the energy, its explained on the tutorial at the start.
Break something in multiple parts with "Rough", use one part to get energy and use that energy to uprade the other parts with "coarse" and then "fine", that's the game loop, waiting is pointless since it takes almost 10 minutes to generate the energy you get for each go of that game loop and don't even get the extra items.
How do i get more materials
I have the same question, I have been playing for a while, finished 5 quests of the task board and 5 quests from the development team.
But still I only have "Metal" :(
I see on the gallery of the main menu that there's other 3 materials that appear as "????" and one of the screenshots of this page show the second material "Organic".
But I couldn't figure out how to unlock that material
Can't wait for it to get updates, lots of potential here.
Will Def Be Playing more of it With Some updates Ngl it has Potential
IDK why Yt's being dumb but it's on my Channel at Anaconda77I agreed with what Seth JOestar said. But I would suggest, at least in the stage its currently in, that energy would recharge quicker cause it takes a while to come back and there's nothing else to really do whilst waiting. Good game, cant wait to see what it becomes.
A tip I have is using the rough setting on items that are fine to get 3 rough item to help jumpstart if you need it, then you put it in the middle to get like 60 energy for a rough item.
Just a tip.
Gameplay and Critique ;)
This is what I would expect from a true adaption of a scp-914 kind of game.
You have good attention to detail, and it shows. Keep it up!