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I have 1,000+ hours in ONI. IMO the game is more fun if you use the wiki sparingly, if ever; part of the fun is overcoming whatever sunk you last time. Here's
by ericbarrett 4y ago
I have 1,000+ hours in ONI. IMO the game is more fun if you use the wiki sparingly, if ever; part of the fun is overcoming whatever sunk you last time.
Here's a few tips:
1) Don't feel pressured to grow fast. I have beat the base game and come pretty close to beating the expansion (stopped only by laziness) with no more than 12 dups. You can get really far on just 3-5. Taking too many dups early is like taking VC money, now you've got an aggressive ramp and a time limit.
2) Don't pick up dup skills too fast. All you really need at the start is a digger and a researcher.
3) Don't do advanced research too fast. Pick & choose what you need. Advanced research uses a lot of water, which you might need for electrolysis (oxygen).
4) Gas stratification is your friend.
5) Most germs die off (slowly) in pure water & pure oxygen.
6) Atmospheric chlorine can interact with stuff in pipes.
7) Rock has a lot of thermal mass if you don't dig it out.
8) Go exploring around the map! Go to the edges and see what you find :)
- Sohcahtoa82 4y agoThe BIG ONE that solved so many of my problems was finding geysers. If you see 4 blocks of Neutronium, there's a geyser on it. Set an emergency-priority task on it, and it will reveal what it is. Found a Natural Gas geyser? Awesome! Your energy problems are mostly solved!