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• gamedeal user

  Jun 3, 2022

  Okey so, I don´t tend to write reviews, but this time I felt obliged to do it, the dev just works so hard to make fortify up to date, the base game is ultra cheap and the dlc too, and honestly he doesn´t deserve a single negative review, he is a solo developer and the fact that everything works so flawlesly it´s just amazing, for sure you will find a couple of small bugs here and there, but you can mention it in the discord and it will get fixed super fast, this guy is just incredible and I am writing a positive review because I saw that the reviews are mixed and I can´t stand that at all, I see the other reviews nitpicking and bitching about mundane things, which, by the way, will get fixed really fast after you have mentioned it, can´t we just apreciate the work that the developer is puting into this game even tho he is probably not making much money because it´s ultra cheap? can we not accept that he is a single indie developer and that some bugs will be present? buy the game and the dlc too, it´s fucking great, it´s the ultimate tool available to make super cool and ultra efficient bases in rust, after you have created your base in the game you can try it out in a creative server. Peace out
• Sarah

  Mar 2, 2023

  Great for the price. Works well for simple electrical circuits, however for the more complicated circuits then FORTIFY doesn't simulate it quite right. For example, if I want to power and block a blocker from the same wire, I can delay the powering of the blocker by using a couple electrical branches to ensure that by the time the blocker receives power, it is already being blocked (Otherwise e.g. if you use a light on the output of the blocker it'll flicker on for a moment before turning off). FORTIFY however doesn't seem to work in the same way. I assume the power all travels instantaneously in FORTIFY. Anyway, I would recommend this DLC to people interested in learning about the electrics in Rust, however if you want to design anything more complicated then I'd suggest using a build server (But definitely still get this as even if it doesn't exactly work how it should, its great for saving the design for reference when building it on a real server).
• gamedeal user

  Jul 24, 2019

  The electrical components don't work as they do in rust, certain components of electricity use different power consumption & batteries don't behave like in rust, (they charge & discharge at the same time in fortify)
• gamedeal user

  Oct 5, 2019

  +recommended Hoping wire electron flow animations will be added. UPDATE: They are added and can be toggled.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 16, 2019

  A helpful little addition to Fortify enabling a greater understanding of electrical implementation in Rust. Very much recommended! Just a small suggestion for the Devs: It would be useful if there was a toggle to show power on the circuit lines rather than having to highlight the individual components.