Posts by AtLeastThreeLetters

Thank you for the elaborate and convincing answer.

Quote from jppk1

Second, if you aren't using EE, ice requires a huge cooling system which takes tons and tons of power and resources to build.
The "nothing can beat ice" is pretty invalid considering buckets can be used as well because they don't have an EU cost and the resource costs for building such a system would be much, much less.

Yes, without EE it looks like the design I linked to is not terribly good. However, the problem with buckets is they do not stack and leave an empty bucket. This limits the amount of buckets per tick to however many empty slots you leave, with ice you can pump whole stacks inside.

As such, long story short, ice is not the best cooling in vanilla IC2 after all.

Hello,

I have looked up reactor designs, but it seems that nothing can beat ice.
http://www.talonfiremage.pwp.b…=1l10101001511621s1r11r10
That is over 4 efficiency with almost zero cost compared to any other reactor with thermal plates and stuff.
My question is does this really work? Just make a ton of ice factories and pipe them for near-infinite EU?

Not needing to recraft armour is nice by itself, yes, but rubber boots, which cost absolutely nothing compared to nano boots can absorb fall damage, so I thought maybe I did something wrong and it's a special key to activate. It's silly to have HAYO boots and wear wellingtons instead

So I've used three diamonds just to have an iron armour? Huh?

I have recently spent three industrial diamonds to create a nano-helmet, nano-boots and nano-trousers. Do I need to activate them in any way after charging?
They are at 100% charge, fresh from my MFE, but if I fall 5 blocks or so, I take fall damage. I thought the nanosuit would be better than my pair of cheap rubber boots