Factorio | 2023 Guide for Complete Beginners | Episode 2

I must subscribe now, thanks for making Factorio much more fun

I started playing yesterday. In the first video you mentioned that the tutorial was not that useful, and you were right! I learned a lot more by just playing and figuring out what I needed on the go. The only problem is that now I need to rebuild the whole factory with proper planning.
I was doing fine when I started automating the red flask for research; I just needed to sit there and pick up a new research and the factory made everything for me... but when the green flask came in picture everything went downhills xD. Everything is a mess and need to redo the whole production line and assambling machines to fix it.
Your videos have been a bless to understanding everything and the little tips and tricks on shortcuts! I love them!

This is so great for beginners. I love it. Even though I am a little more advanced I love the way of your explanation and the way you build spaghetti things at the beginning without the "perfect optimized" factory at the beginning to let beginners explore the game instead of optimize them from the beginning.

Real classy. I wish all tutorials were like this

Loved the first episode - playing along - I appreciate your great explanations! Thank you!

Im getting a problem with the mixed belt of iron ore and steel plates - the grabber arms are sometimes taking the steel plates back in further down the line and making steel beams, so my line is getting contaminated; any fabricator waiting for steel plates is then forced to stop. Can I tell the furnaces only to make steep plates?

Good guide , only thing i would add is turn off cliffs in map settings, theres no point to them imho

MW is megawatt, mW is milliwatt. Milliwatts are a tiny amount (much less than what a small lightbulb uses), and megawatts are a large amount. A megawatt (or a million watts) is a billion times larger than a milliwatt (or a thousandth of a watt).

I started Factorio yesterday and your videos are amazing. I hope you get tons more views and subs.

Being someone who has been interested in Factorio for a few years, but dare not buy it because it looks comprehensive, your tutorials are very informative. Thank you for spending your time in recording them🙂👍

Very detailed and easy to follow along. Been learning a lot as i have just picked up the game :D

I think up to 20 boilers that support 40 steam engines is the current vanilla ratio

Good stuff. Though rather than mixing ore and plate on the same belt on the output side, you could mix ore and coal on the input side. That way you avoid having to separate the ore from the plate.