And the last thing I want to mention about the quantum encoder is that it's now possible to produce a new power source in Satisfactory.

So in the particle accelerator, it's now going to be possible to produce a new power source called fixonium.

And there it is.

Look at that.

Isn't that cute?

It really brightens up the room.

Ah, please don't sue.

So yeah, by combining dark matter residue, you know, the byproduct from Cosmic Coders, singularity cells, which is also a new part, it's produced here in the manufacturer.

And you make it by combining nuclear pasta, dark matter crystals, iron plates and concrete.

And the last bit of ingredient to create fixonium is plutonium waste.

Look at that.

So for everyone who's been saving up their plutonium waste, one of those things in the game that you can't sink and it's just like you need to store it and solve that problem, you're gonna be able to use it in the particle accelerator to produce this new part instead.

And you may notice that the fixonium is going into the quantum encoder.

What's up with that shit?

I'll explain to you in a second, calm down.

So yeah, if we go back to the quantum encoder, if you put in fixonium, you're going to be able to produce a new fuel rod that you can put into nuclear power plants, which is called fixonium fuel rods.

So by combining electromagnetic control rods, fixite trigons, excited photonic matters, and fixonium, you're going to be able to create fixonium fuel rods.

But the thing about Pixtonium fuel rods is that it is the worst fuel rod out of all the three fuel rods you can put in a nuclear reactor.

And the reason for that is because this fuel rod doesn't produce any waste.

So this is a little bit of a trade-off there.

But at least when you have this production chain going, you can completely get rid of waste if you want to.