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If placing an assembling machine 1 is bypassed by handcrafting and only a assembling machine 2 is placed, placing that assembler will not unlock this achievement.
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The locomotive must be placed on rails, not just crafted.
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Arachnophilia means "love of spiders".
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This line was spoken by Ace Rimmer from the British sci-fi comedy show Red Dwarf.
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Disabled when using no enemies, peaceful mode or lower than default enemy base frequency or size settings.
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The line "He stinks and I don't like him" was spoken by comedian Jim Norton in the 2002 film Spider-Man. It became a regular sound drop on the radio program Opie and Anthony, where Norton was third mic.
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Refers to the Trans-Europ Express, an international passenger railway company that served west and central Europe from 1957 to 1995.
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It is possible to get this achievement by getting hit by a moving locomotive, while having a sufficient amount of Energy Shields.
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These three achievements refer to the Iron Throne, a large throne in the fantasy novel series A Song of Ice and Fire made from many swords fused together with dragonfire.
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The electric network may not have any electricity producers besides solar panels connected to it.
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Solaris is a 1961 philosophical sci-fi novel written by Stanisław Lem, and a Unix-based computer operating system.
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Completing infinite technologies of any level is not required. All non-infinite levels of technologies that have infinite continuations are still required (for example, it requires only first 6 levels of physical projectile damage). The achievement's condition is checked when any technology (finite or infinite) is researched.
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'Steamroll' generally refers to a multiplayer match in which one team is performing significantly better than the other.
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This line was spoken by Jenny Curran in the 1994 drama film Forrest Gump.
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A variation of a quote from physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer upon his invention of the atomic bomb.
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This achievement requires follower robot count level 11 for a total of 100 robots. 6 rocket launches are needed to obtain the space science packs to get to and research level 11.
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This achievement becomes disabled if you manually destroy an enemy structure before destroying one using artillery. Disabled when using no enemies, peaceful mode or lower than default enemy base frequency or size settings.
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Lazy bastard Launch a rocket to space while manually crafting no more than 111 items.
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In multiplayer, the crafts of all players are counted towards this achievement. The minimum amount of items crafted by hand is 101 if the player uses the stone furnace in the starting inventory to craft the boiler necessary to power a lab for the automation (research).
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Only placing solar panels breaks the requirement of this achievement, simply crafting them does not disqualify the player from earning the achievement. Disabled when using no enemies, peaceful mode or lower than default enemy base frequency or size settings.
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Only placing laser turrets breaks the requirement of this achievement, simply crafting them does not disqualify the player from earning the achievement. Disabled when using no enemies, peaceful mode or lower than default enemy base frequency or size settings.
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Disabled when using no enemies, peaceful mode or lower than default enemy base frequency or size settings.
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Disabled when using no enemies, peaceful mode or lower than default enemy base frequency or size settings.
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This line was spoken by Spoon Boy in the 1999 sci-fi action film The Matrix.
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The last message left by the dolphins before leaving Earth in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. Also the name of the fourth book in the series.
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