Ethical, factorio, pick one. May I remind you of your war crimes on Nauvis?
All jokes aside, this is an interesting idea. Perhaps you could use the recursive blueprint mod to change the drop off location to avoid overcrowding? Not sure about how to do that in vanilla though.
If you don't want to help the slavers, here is a tip: you can destroy ladders.
It makes sense to go to other planets first since then you can use the new buildings to make the Nauvis base better. As long as you can support a steady stream of rockets to supply the planets, you should be golden.
Those are two completely different things. It is like saying "why hammers not apples?" There is no logical answer, they are just two completely different things.
Olive is hardware accelerated and if pretty stable nowadays.
Mercator projection strikes again
I've played 4 ranked games so far and they haven't been that different from casual games tbh. Biggest difference is probably more comms and more focus on teamwork.
Where do you think the phrase "like a hot knife through butter" came from?
There are 3 states: just about to kill, killing, and just killed.
Everyone asks where wolf, but no one asks how is wolf...
My preferred setup is to use Ardour as my DAW. It can take some getting used to as it has so many settings and features but the power it provides should accommodate even your most audacious requirements. For synths, I mostly uses Vitalium because I understand it the best and I find the GUI intuitive. There are many other options though such as ZenSubFx (name might be slightly wrong as i haven't used it in a while) or Helm. I've found Geonkick works well for drums although my confidence in their software has diminished recently due to them changing the plugin identifier which broke projects using that plugin. Other plugins include the Calf suite, AVX suite, noise repellent and butterfly reverb. I generally prefer LV2 plugins when there are options as they tend to be more stable in my experience. Also as mentioned, definitely install Pipewire. It is a drop in replacement for Pulseaudio and will let you use more features in your DAW and lower the latency. Make sure to install pipewire-jack if you choose Ardour, as the Jack2 integration works the best.
For more info on this and an Ardour masterclass, check out Unfa on YouTube or Odysee. His website with all links is https://unfa.xyz. Have fun!
I've seen this happen on quite a few new releases. I think there is some eventual consistency stuff happening behind the scenes with the steam servers kind of like the old 301 views on YouTube, but for the achievements on steam.