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> Gonna disagree there: green circuits (and their descendents) are needed often enough and in high enough volumes that it absolutely makes sense to bus them. I
by nordsieck 6y ago
> Gonna disagree there: green circuits (and their descendents) are needed often enough and in high enough volumes that it absolutely makes sense to bus them.
I think your parent was making a different argument.
Sure you use green circuits everywhere, but your compression ratio on belts is only 2.5 : 1. Not much better than gears, and I don't think anyone recommends centralizing gear production.
I too centralize green circuit production, but I think it's on the edge of what's reasonable
IMO, the thing that pushes it over the edge for me is that it takes 2 inputs (copper and iron), whereas resources that I distribute like gears or pipes only have 1 input.
- oconnor663 6y ago> Sure you use green circuits everywhere, but your compression ratio on belts is only 2.5 : 1 That said, your compression ratio on trains is double that again, because the green circuits have a stack size of 200.