Just complete all achievements. Time fly so quickly playing this game. Most of my 414 hour play time is within the last 2 weeks. I just can't stop playing it. It is definitely worth your money and time. Unlike another game in this genre which never gives any discount, this game always discount multiple times in a year which makes it even better deal. From steamdb, the number of concurrent players for this game already tell something.

Here are quick tips that I learned from trial and error. It might not be the 'best practice'.
- Focus on unlocking all milestones, tech trees and advance the space elevator level as fast as possible.
- The cost to get a coupon increases exponentially. There is one last achievement (Golden Nut) that requires 1000 coupon to get it. So, you can imagine how long it take to craft the very last hundreds coupons.
- Try to unlock coal, fuel power plant as fast as you can. I mainly rely on fuel + coal + power storage and biomass. With coal power or fuel power, everything is fully automate. With a large number of power storage devices, I can avoid power outage especially at the near end game stage without using nuclear power plant. The Particle Accelerator and Quantum Encoder will blow your fuse at the peak power usage. The ideal locations for fuel power plant are those small islands on the west of the map. For Coal power plants, it is in the lagoon at the middle of the map. Build as many as you need there.
- Create Geothermal Generator on top of all geysers on the map and wire them back to your base. It is the easiest power source to build in this game.
- Don't worry about items on the top of the tree, high hills until you unlock Hover Pack. With Hover Pack, I create a wired network everywhere I want to go in the map.
- In the middle of the game, Hyper Tube is convenient and fast. But the best thing is at tier 9 (Portal). This is the tech that you don't need to create track (as in Monorail, Hypertube).
- I use work bench to craft something simple and if I need only 50-100 items of it. But anything beyond that create assembly line to craft it automatically even it is available from work bench.
- Create everything except miner on Foundation. It is much easier and faster in the long run. It is one of the achievement too.
- Later in game, we will need to scale out certain part of assembly line which will no longer sufficient in the later phase. I use eleveator to pump to resource to higher floor. The higher floor sit on a single piece of wall that stack on top of each other until it's higher than anything at the lower flloor.
- Lay a very wide foundation before create lots of things. It is much more easier to not constaint ourselves on tight space. Scale out assembly line is much easier and faster on the same floor too. You cannot grow your factory vertically without foundation too.
- When scaling out assembly line, I just look at the output level from previous phase and match it with next phase. Use spliter for scaling out. Also check the speed of conveyeur if it can handle. Upgrade conveyeur when you have faster tech available. At the game, I use mk.6 conveyeur only to feed coal to produce. Everything else is mk.5.
- Useless tech :- Drone, truck auto pilot, cyber wagon, factory cart, blueprint designer, alien power augmenter, smart splitter, programmable splitter. Monorail is okay. Don't purchase anything from AWSOME Shop unless it is needed for achievements.

With these knowledge, I believe I can cut down >300 hours out of my playtime to get 100% achievement. However, I think it's better to just chill and enjoy the game. Play with all the equipments, resources. Explore the world.

Overall good, in a genre that only has like four serious entries in it. Dyson Sphere handles the 3D concept more compellingly and with reasonable physics and geometry. Factorio delivers a far more refined and optimized gameplay experience with much better emphasis on the core factory element. What Satisfactory does that is unique is that it personalizes the experience with exploration and (extremely light) combat, letting you hunt for specific unique items that offer interesting bonuses, as opposed to limiting you only to things you can produce from raw resources. In this sense, it is perhaps easier to get into than other factory games, because it starts off feeling like a first person exploration game. The lack of macro view is frustrating but limits the scope in the beginning, which might benefit new players.

It is ultimately a game about the player as a pioneer, and not the pioneer avatar existing as a way to limit player action range. Overall, a good time. Recommended if you like Minecraft a lot and are kind of interested in Factorio.

The clipping is unforgivably jank though. Why include the yellow clip warning in build mode if there is 0 penalty for clipping? Why are floor and wall holes discrete items if you can just clip belts through them anyway? Why include conveyor belt support struts if you can just delete them after building the belt and have the belt just float there?

Do you enjoy spreadsheets? Does the idea of hours and hours of running lines of supplies excite you? Do you want to close the door on your friends and loved ones for days at a time to make just enough screws in an imaginary land? You can play this or eve online.