the energy system sucks, why i need more than double production to not get without energy? i mean, if i produce 400, why i ran out at about 200 consumption?
It has no logic at all...
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It's a science based game, there's a reason for some features. Don't be afraid to fail and start again. Life is hard, at least here we get a restart.
There is a day-cycle, for this reason the peak power has to be quite greater than the average consumption power
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If you orbit against a body that casts a shadow, you will not be able to constantly produce at peak efficiency. Just like on Earth, but even more extreme.
eheh but why are you insisting Idyaceina? I'm not forced to implement your feedback, and some people liked the system you don't. To each its own.
And by the times you're back you could have mastered this game! :P
It's a game with quite realistic physics and units. kWp has a specific definition.
I could put an average, but it's part of the essence of the game and challenge to ether resist to urges or to make a couple of calculations.
In space, physics rules and the wrong move can be very risky. It's not a mindless upgrade game.
If you don't like those games it's really fine.
so dont label this as an idle game
and dont throw a hissy fit when ppl criticize your game
oh and for some one obsessed with physics it has several things that actually dont line p with physics
but hey keep acting like a jackass who thinks they are smarter than every one else and its the players who are stupid
For funsies, I calculated the amount of power you need. Essentially, you should have consumption take less than 0.54 (~55%) of your peak, give or take. This means you need around ~1.85 more production than your consumption.
Please note, it does not seem like the consumption number doesn't account for build energy, consumed over the course of building similarly to matter. Perhaps you tried to build something that was a bit too expensive (or drones... drones take a lot of energy for upkeep).
When you're out in space, it seems like you can get away with consumption and production being equal.