Did you forget to add the recipe to charge the alkaline powerpack or am I missing something?

The idea is that alkaline powerpacks are a cheap way of making powerpacks last longer but the trade off is they are single use and lower performing.

I'll have a look at rewording some things so that is more clear.

Its basically intended for those who dont want to set up the charging infrastructure

I see... But wouldn't it be too cheap electric-wise? and wouldn't be better to use white glow instead of dark blue to indicate that it is charged?

I see... But wouldn't it be too cheap electric-wise? and wouldn't be better to use white glow instead of dark blue to indicate that it is charged?

The idea is that it negatively impacts performance of the trains so much it is not encouraged to be used. And having to constantly produce fuel comes with its own responsibility to overproduce, rather than make for example 3000 rechargeable packs and just keep them recycling through the network.

And I opted to not have the item glow as to not add confusion that the item could be charged. Although it seems like that wasn't so successful. xD

If anyone else raises suggestions related to these powerpacks I will look into updating the implementation, but I think I stand by my choices on this one :)

for what I see, dark blue are the items that could be charged. and white glow are those which are already charged (usable).

ok :)

Thanks for the feedback though!