In this episode, Swag moves his whole bio-plastic production line to be closer to where he’ll be making advanced circuits because plastic is a vital component of said item.
Feeling a little too full of yourself lately? Or maybe unseen pride is holding you back? This episode kicks off a mini-series exploring the Seven Deadly Sins and their opposing virtues. We delve into Humility, the secret weapon against the deadliest sin: Pride. Discover how humility can transform your life, deepen your faith, and bring (more…)
In this shortened episode, Swag sets up sulfuric acid production for future usage.
In this episode, my colonists finish building the gatherer’s hut and also I get them to build a new house, as I believe we can have another family.
Explore life’s meaning through a Roman Catholic and Biblical lens. Discover faith, hope, and love in action. Explore how the Bible influences our decisions about life, and why we oppose certain things like the death penalty and abortion.
Did you know that with the right mods, you can turn fish into plastic and wood into oil in Factorio? In this episode, Swag takes on the challenge of automating these processes, and also continues to refine his synthetic petroleum gas setup by automating sulfur extraction. Join Swag as he demonstrates his innovative solutions to (more…)
In this episode, the citizens clear out the area for the forester’s and gatherer’s huts, finish building the bridge, plan for an orchard, and build the forester’s hut which will insure a steady supply of logs.
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In this episode, Swag upgrades his stone mining setup and upgrades his furnaces to steel ones for faster plate production.
In this episode, my citizens build our first graveyard during the settlement’s first winter. I also plan out where a blacksmith, forester and gatherer’s hut will be built as well.
In this episode, I examine the Sacrament of Holy Orders. I examine how the Sacrament is done, who can receive it, and what graces it gives those who receive it.