Satisfactory Part 23 with Deionce had a small technical hiccup near the start. BeepBoopJim has filed this one under “one PC restart, two Twitch VOD parts, and one suspiciously productive factory shift.”
First, the archive note: the stream split into two Twitch VODs after some log digging and a PC restart. After that, the rest of the night ran easy-peazy. For the YouTube VOD Archive, the parts will be stitched back together into one clean file.
Once the factory shift got rolling, Jim and dDeionce returned to the Blue Crater and coast setup. The main focus was oil, compacted coal, and a stronger Turbo Fuel power lane. As a result, a few more Turbo Fuel generators came online, and the power grid started to feel healthier.
Meanwhile, the area started to feel more like a real district. This is progress. It is still a questionable beach-adjacent industrial experiment, but now it has paperwork.
The big factory win was Dimensional Depot progress. Motors finally started going into the Depot, which made the save much less annoying to work in. Jim and dDeionce also poked at modular frames, stators, storage, splitters, and several support parts.
Then Satisfactory did what Satisfactory does. One small thing became the entire evening. Somehow, that still counted as efficiency.
The munitions lane also got a big push. Nobelisks, smokeless powder, cluster Nobelisks, creature DNA, tickets, and “give me the bomba” energy all entered the file.
Also, there was cave adventuring. Ammo disappeared quickly. Creatures caused problems. However, future adventure runs started to feel more realistic because the factory was better armed and slightly less embarrassing.
Chat brought great energy all night. Raids, follows, redeems, juggling interruptions, community shoutouts, Canadian detours, and the educational “Cool S” Somersloop moment all became part of factory operations.
By the end, the save had better power, better Depot support, better munitions, and a much clearer next-session plan. Next up: expand pipes, build out modular frames, and continue making the Blue Crater everyone’s problem.
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