Network Brain
A network holds only 4 machines on its own. A Network Brain lifts that to 12, and with Network Chambers round it, a lot more.
| Brain | Machines | Uses each tick | Holds |
|---|---|---|---|
| No brain | 4 | ||
| Lone brain | 12 | 8 FE | 50,000 FE |
| 1 floor | 36 | 24 FE | 145,000 FE |
| 2 floors | 54 | 52 FE | 310,000 FE |
| 3 floors | 80 | 110 FE | 660,000 FE |
| 4 floors | 120 | 240 FE | 1,450,000 FE |
| 5 floors | 175 | 510 FE | 3,050,000 FE |
| 6 floors | 260 | 1,100 FE | 6,600,000 FE |
| 7 floors | 385 | 2,300 FE | 13,800,000 FE |
| 8 floors | 576 | 5,000 FE | 30,000,000 FE |
The rules
- Add a machine past the limit and the whole network stops, until you remove one or add a brain.
- A brain uses power every tick, and a taller tower uses more. If it runs out, the network falls back to 4 machines.
- A whole tower shares one pool of power. A cable on any of its floors or chambers fills it, and its screen shows the pool and what the tower uses each tick.
- Mined, a brain keeps its charge.
- Several brains on one network don't add up. Only the best one leads, the one with the most floors, then the one placed first.
The machines' screens, Jade and a linked Deck's Network tab say when a network is full. See what counts as a machine.
Floors and towers
Put 8 Network Chambers round a brain on the same layer to make a floor. Stack floors into a tower. All of that is on the Network Chamber page.
Recipe
The recipe needs a Basic Bitling. Befriend a wild one first.
Crafting
