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You can play it in many different ways. One advanced playstyle is to use combinators heavily, but you don't need to. A lot of people get hooked on optimizing th
by jl6 3y ago
You can play it in many different ways. One advanced playstyle is to use combinators heavily, but you don't need to. A lot of people get hooked on optimizing their factories, which leads down a rabbit hole of ratio calculation, but that's also not required. It's perfectly enjoyable without doing anything extremely technical.
- rgoulter 3y agoI'd say "feels like programming" applies to even a vanilla playstyle. Broadly, the game is about building up systems. Even in a disorganised first playthrough, you'll naturally find 'systems' for solving things. (They'll just be hard to change, and hard to scale up, and hard to build upon). Which is somewhat similar to how a someone who just learned to program might be able to complete a task, but probably in a way a more experienced dev wouldn't.