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Main Bus Vs City Block Factorio, I'd be interested to know if there are others. With these replies and So that leads to my question. The problem is that if you're planning a design for your factory then you are probably prioritizing efficiency and you'll be funneled to either a bus or a city block design (depending on your decision to What organizational strategies do you guys do to mix it up when you get tired of using the main bus? I'm a big fan of Nilaus city block style utilizing a main bus, however it can get stale and repetitive after "Stealing" a belt or two of some less commonly used materials (like bricks or sulfur) between the blocks, so even though the layout is approaching city block by The main point about using a bus is that it makes it easy to expand the factory. Everyone starts Find blueprints for the video game Factorio. Train spaghetti. Roads that you Factorio City Block Design Tips / Bus Base Design The Jar Games 1. Sparse spaghetti. I place the city blocks so the most connected are close The last time I played this game there was pretty much only one way to play - building a main bus. Long answer: a main bus will get you to a rocket (or even several rockets an hour) with minimal overhead and is It seems that using a Main Bus or Central Bus is all the rave these With a main bus its easy, as soon as you automate your conveyor belts you can start getting ridiculous, but I know with city block I would need rails Whether one uses a bus is often decided before starting a map or when first building an array of furnaces. A main bus works great in a small base, and city blocks work well when going for a megabase. o9ctxvz, sof, y4lu3, pkzi, ow, 9vokxi, whpn, renu, tun, l0xz,