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Ohhhhhh, this is probably why some folks are so short on slurry. I don't bother with the overdrivers, and I'm never short. DANG. Good catch. This is a critical one I'll get for the next build. |
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Thanks! * Fixed a critical error that was eating the economies of players who were using overdrivers. ** Basically, the goal of an overdriver is to increase the output of a thing, right? ** But, if it also kept the rate of resource inputs the same as it increased the output, it would be very complicated to deal with, as it would unbalance your economy, and I did not want that. ** So, I originally put in logic that would make it so that the equivalent inputs now give a larger yield, which makes it so you don't have to think about that at all. *** Except, no, that's NOT what I did. I did the math backwards, and actually made the inputs be consumed at a LARGER rate than before, making the ratio even worse, and making the problem I was trying to solve happen pretty much instantly and with huge severity. *** This has been fixed now, with the inverted math now working properly. So expect to see your economies swing massively in the proper direction if you were using overdrivers. ** I'll be honest, I was wondering about all the people with ledger issues in their savegames. I don't use overdrivers very often, and had not tended to have any issues. Now I see that the overdrivers were what were driving people's economies into the ground. |
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