Coal
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Well, why not.
Uranium is a rare find.
Coal should be an easy find.
Energy may be a problem on planets.
The railway enthusiasts might like it too.
Well, why not.
Uranium is a rare find.
Coal should be an easy find.
Energy may be a problem on planets.
The railway enthusiasts might like it too.
Let the contention begin.
Let the contention begin.
Yeah, I liked a steam mod for SE1 where there was aded coal alongside with a system of steam generating, there are dedicated steam pipes where you can transfer steam from source (Coal boiler / geothermal / uranium reactor) to the steam turbine that then makes elestricity. It is maybe bit more complex then necessary, but relly cool.
The mod was called Steam power system https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2731780942&searchtext=steam
Yeah, I liked a steam mod for SE1 where there was aded coal alongside with a system of steam generating, there are dedicated steam pipes where you can transfer steam from source (Coal boiler / geothermal / uranium reactor) to the steam turbine that then makes elestricity. It is maybe bit more complex then necessary, but relly cool.
The mod was called Steam power system https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2731780942&searchtext=steam
Coal is simple?
How is coal formed?
What conditions must a planet meet for coal to form on it?
Steam turbines and steam engines for use on planets wouldn't be a bad idea... But in the world of SE, it's actually a step backwards, a return to the technologies of the previous millennium, and from the point of view of the game, "complexity for complexity's sake."
Coal is simple?
How is coal formed?
What conditions must a planet meet for coal to form on it?
Steam turbines and steam engines for use on planets wouldn't be a bad idea... But in the world of SE, it's actually a step backwards, a return to the technologies of the previous millennium, and from the point of view of the game, "complexity for complexity's sake."
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