Goonhub
06-07-2025, 11:50 PM
(This post was last modified: 06-08-2025, 08:57 AM by Lord_earthfire. Edited 25 times in total.)
Maybe we should talk about what we expect as prerequisites for what kind of pressures and what kind of power outputs we want the TEG to put out. Because i think right now some people see pipe bursting as a challenge to overcome instead of a "don't do this", causing them to play in a way that is simply not fun for them.
Because i feel our disagreements fundamentally come from 4 questions:
1. Should the TEG be capped? (Currently: Pipe bursting)
2. If 1. is yes, Where is that cap and how hard should it be enforced? (Currently: Not very much, you can weld against it to a very high degree)
3. If 1. is yes, which methods should be accessable to engineering to increase that cap or does it need to rely on other departments to do so? (Currently: GHC, reinforcement, teg plating, rotor fluid exchange)
4. How much of these should be depending on other people/departments? (And no, that's not RNG)
Because i feel our disagreements fundamentally come from 4 questions:
1. Should the TEG be capped? (Currently: Pipe bursting)
2. If 1. is yes, Where is that cap and how hard should it be enforced? (Currently: Not very much, you can weld against it to a very high degree)
3. If 1. is yes, which methods should be accessable to engineering to increase that cap or does it need to rely on other departments to do so? (Currently: GHC, reinforcement, teg plating, rotor fluid exchange)
4. How much of these should be depending on other people/departments? (And no, that's not RNG)