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Thankfully I’ve only “lost” one run to a reset and I had barely started. The other one I remember was after I stopped playing so I didn’t mind restarting.
I think my last save is still good but I’ll be restarting anyway the next time I play (and probably with the resource randomizer so I don’t end up in the same places)
Honestly that’s how I play. After each update it’s usually an indicator to just start a new factory. I know not everyone does that so I feel the pain of having to start over, but for me it’s a fun excuse. All those “Oh I should have done this or that” plans just go by the wayside
I’m there as well. I’ve restarted twice, though neither was with any intent to actually go all the way to the end. I finished project assembly in 1.0, and then when 1.1 and 1.2 rolled around, I mainly just wanted to see what I could do with the new things that were added, optimize a bit more from lessons learned, try out the randomizer, etc.
This DLC seems like a great opportunity to take another solid stab at the game for the long haul. Learning the ins and outs of the new environment, buildings, resources, and so on.
Thankfully I’ve only “lost” one run to a reset and I had barely started. The other one I remember was after I stopped playing so I didn’t mind restarting.
I think my last save is still good but I’ll be restarting anyway the next time I play (and probably with the resource randomizer so I don’t end up in the same places)
Honestly that’s how I play. After each update it’s usually an indicator to just start a new factory. I know not everyone does that so I feel the pain of having to start over, but for me it’s a fun excuse. All those “Oh I should have done this or that” plans just go by the wayside
I’m there as well. I’ve restarted twice, though neither was with any intent to actually go all the way to the end. I finished project assembly in 1.0, and then when 1.1 and 1.2 rolled around, I mainly just wanted to see what I could do with the new things that were added, optimize a bit more from lessons learned, try out the randomizer, etc.
This DLC seems like a great opportunity to take another solid stab at the game for the long haul. Learning the ins and outs of the new environment, buildings, resources, and so on.