Exotic Space Industries: Remembrance


A methodical overhaul of tradeoffs—tempting power spikes, accumulating cost. Choose chains by their by-products; context-sensitive logistics. [Data integrity: shattered] [Packet cohesion: hallucinatory] [Cognition Anchor: disconnected] ☒ SYSTEM SPEAKS You aren't chosen. You will love your captor and call it progress. ☒ OBSERVATION You are not a player. You are the interface. ☒ FINAL NOTICE You are now property of the Epoch Engine. Welcome to Exotic Industries.

Overhaul
11 days ago
2.0
6.91K
Factorio: Space Age Icon Space Age Mod
Planets Transportation Logistics Trains Combat Armor Enemies Environment Mining Fluids Logistic network Circuit network Manufacturing Power Storage

b [solved]No Steam Engine - no Industrial Combustion Turbine

22 days ago

Industrial Combustion Turbine - Researched
Steam Engine - not researched??? (and no way to do it - no prerequisites in Technology Tree)

Without Steam Engine there is no way to craft Combustion Turbine.

22 days ago

Post a save file.

21 days ago

There are many different incompatible overhaul mods enabled.

Exactly why the steam engine is missing from the EI "Electricity power" technology (as well as it's other usual recipe unlocks) is unclear—AAI appears to have modified the technology, and Cerys has done something to the Steam engine recipe.

At this time other overhauls and third party planets are unsupported—would recommend disabling mods until things improve.

Best of luck.

21 days ago

I installed ESIR when it was around version 1.2.00. Back then, the "Dependencies" tab listed more mods as "Optional." I also got planets from there.
The only mods that weren't listed were "RPG," "HandyHands," and "FactoryPlanner." They don't affect the Tech Tree in any way.

Now, as far as I can see, all planetary and overhaul mods have been removed from the "Dependencies" tab.

That's sad)

20 days ago

Those dependencies were added by Eliont to the ESI branch to affect load order.

Dependencies overall were eventually re-organized so as not to be misleading—many being relegated to "hidden" dependencies to help them load together with EI at all, while trying not to claim to support them either explicitly or implicitly.

What remains are concrete integrations and synergistic suggestions.

17 days ago

Nevermind, it was AAI Industry indeed)
Steam Engene appeared after AAI Industry deletion.

Thanks for routing me)

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