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Lasagna dreams, spaghetti reality
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Secret trick is just letting the factory run while away.
But then Gleba moulds and backs everything up.
Not if you designed it right with sorters to remove anything moldy.
But you always forget something or timing doesn't work out and all the food for the machines has rotted away.
On my first playthrough, sure. I had endless problems with that.
But on the second go-around, I actually managed to get it running self-sufficiently without any major problems. A set-it-and-forget-it Gleba is possible.
(Fulgora was actually the one I had to keep coming back to. Damn resource nodes were too shallow and kept running out, cutting off the supply of raw resources. And there doesn't seem to be any way around that.)
I can be productive while I wait for widgets to produce!
(I spend all my time jumping from one thing I built to another)