How to force ship upgrade starbound full#
In the two years since the 2D craft-’em-up’s official release - and a full five years after it first hit early access - developer Chucklefish has only added more, putting out three significant updates that have introduced beefy new features like the chance to terraform planets, to upgrade weapons, and - crucially - to go fishing. A wing that I’m planning to fill with chickens, of course.Īt launch, Starbound offered a huge web of possibilities, from humble farming to exploring the galaxy. They love electrical wool, too, but it’s the metal chicken that’s allowed me to give my bipedal mech a better drill arm, as well as giving me the funds to buy a few bars of tungsten and add another wing to my starship. The penguins at the spaceport pay loads for batteries, you see. Every day I teleport down to my little farm, collect all the wheat and cotton and kiwi fruits that have grown overnight, and fill my pockets with double-As. Do you want to have a look? No, seriously, she’s next to the electrical sheep, and she’s a proper money maker. I’ve got a robot chicken in the shed that parps out batteries. Of course we're not talking about onboard Martinus converter here to turn water and any liquid byproducts directly to liquid metallic hydrogen (and pumping the stuff both into fuel hatch AND reactors for a nice 130 kV each.Update Night is a fortnightly column in which Rich McCormick revisits games to find out whether they've been changed for better or worse. The chain provides a surplus of liquid protocite and can be expanded further to organic soup (from protocite, for your hydroponic trays) and liquid irradium (from black tar, for quantum fluid which can be dumped directly into your ship fuel hatch for 200 fuel each). The protocite can be then used to power the reactors (up to 80 kV each). Pour water into blue grav liquid -> blue grav liquid into black tar -> black tar into liquid protocite. Water is a common by-product of atmospheric condensing, and can be legitimately turned into liquid protocite by liquid transformations alone. The laziest way I was able to find are quantum reactors (two of them) paired with atmospheric condensers (I use six, possibly will be expanding). I built it for an ocean base, but you could easily just replace the pumps with containers and stop at an ocean planet every once in a while to refill. A while back I made a flow chart showing a more complex high-efficiency design. That spare bit of electricity can then be used to charge a battery bank. If done right the whole system should be producing enough power to keep the two centrifuges and the blast furnace going with a bit to spare. Transfer the uranium ore to the blast furnace, then the resulting uranium rods to your second fission reactor/quantum reactor.Then have the resulting toxic waste transfer to the second centrifuge to extract the uranium ore.Set it up where the first centrifuge splits the water into hydrogen, then have the hydrogen transfer to the fission reactor.Get two centrifuges, at least one fission reactor, a second reactor of some kind that accepts uranium rods, a blast furnace, and some ITDs. You can set up a system that uses water as fuel.
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