I'd say K2 is closest to vanilla, just changing a bunch of things, adding a few science packs making the game longer, and adding some IMO unnecessary bloat like loaders/warehouses/inserters able to drop on close side. Overall I'd say it's easier than vanilla, as you have tools to solve basically anything. Multiple things I consider completely broken, like pollution filtering to get rid of biter attacks for minimal price, extreme lengths of underground belts and pipes to the point it's really hard to see which one connects to which. The conversion of resources to matter is pretty cool if you choose to use that. I finished K2 in about 60 hours.

Industrial revolution (I haven't played IR2 yet so I just assume some core things carry over) is interesting because it adds so many intermediate recipes that hand crafting really is really painful, motivating you to automate more. Progressing through the stages is also quite fun so that's not a bad idea to start with either. I didn't...

You play SE with a tech cost multiplier? That's serious masochism :D

It's a screen from the Launch trailer :)

Unfortunately Corsairs API was incompatible with our RGB implementation

hmm, maybe something like:

/c global.pvp.config.disabled_items = {}

That should enable all the items

This is really great!

Maybe that's only there with AAI industries, which isn't a hard pre-requisite I think.

Changes

• The train time wait condition number field will be auto-focused when it is opened.
• Moved rocket silo + satellite into the production tab.
• Allowed to use productivity module on nuclear fuel production + nuclear fuel reprocessing.

Bugfixes

• Fixed that biters sometimes couldn't pathfind near the edge of generated chunks. more
• Fixed that some saves made in game versions before 1.1.0 could crash on load.
• Fixed camera widget was rendering player's building preview. ...

This is seriously awesome.

Don't starve had animations that were ok, It showed where items "flowed", but it didn't block interaction, as far as I remember.

There were several proposals to put animations to our GUI by our graphics department, and I consistently denied all of them. "Don't worry, it will be fast" they said: Fast is still slower than instant, and it is the first thing I turn off in games, if possible, so what if we skipped that step and just didn't put them in at all.

Yea, nearly 100 crashes on the "drag-building ghost electric poles" bug.

Bugfixes

• Fixed a crash when drag-building ghost electric poles. more
• Fixed that the relative gui 'type' filter didn't work. more

Scripting

• Added LuaEntity::follow_offset read/write.

Use the automatic updater if you can (check experimental updates in other settings) or download full installation at ...

Bugfixes

• Fixed that train could get stuck when one station is disabled and other station is full. more
• Fixed selection tool counts rendering. more
• Fixed that building electric pole ghosts on electric poles marked for deconstruction didn't work correctly. ...

Bugfixes

• Fixed crash when upgrading ghost that was still built only in latency state. more
• Fixed script buildability of spidertron not allowing to build in colliding positions.
• Fixed that migration could remove spidertrons. more
• Fixed that map view settings didn't persist between game restarts. ...

This is presented in the last FFF - ...

Right, so in playtesting, we realised its really really annoying and horrible to copy trains with the CTRL + C, so we disabled it.

The removing them with the CUT, was not adjusted form 1.0.

Actually, the whole deploy process only takes about 1 hour, and includes all the publishing and tweets etc.

Bugfixes

• Fixed that [set, clear]_[personal, vehicle]_logistic_slot would not update the GUI slot count correctly. more
• Fixed that electricity buffer was shown twice in electric-energy-interface entity tooltips. more
• Fixed LuaFluidBox::get_flow would return incorrect values of flow and would only account for outflow. ...