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The rules for this category are simple: The run is completed by launching the rocket, all by yourself. Speeding Through FactorioĬurrently, Franqly is the king of the Any% speedrunning category. A part of this base can also be seen in the unofficial Factorio Hall of Fame. The base that Franqly launched a rocket from in under 90 minutes. Talented Factorio players had submitted their runs in the past, hoping to join this prestigeous event, but were denied because Factorio was not “officially released” yet. And it’s for a great and noble cause too! The goal of this marathon to raise funds for Doctors Without Borders, being its largest fundraising event in the world! Being accepted into SGDQ is no small feat either - this year the event received almost 2000 submissions of which only about 150 were selected to take part. Various big names in the speedrunning community such as TheMexicanRunner and mitchflowerpower take part. This event is an enormous yearly speedrunning marathon which showcases over 140 different runs. It’s no suprise then that Franqly was recently accepted to take part in the Summer Games Done Quick, or SGDQ for short, which is happening from the 4th to the 11th of July 2021. In the time it takes you to watch the Bee Movie he can complete everything from crash landing on Nauvis to launching the rocket. Today however, he is out-running legends like AntiElitz and Nefrums, and is the only player alive that has single-handedly finished Factorio in 90 minutes flat. He joined the Factorio speedrunner community very recently with his first entry on in October of last year. The fastest Factorio singleplayer speedrunner in the world - at time of writing - is a new-ish player called Franqly. More info on that at the end! The Nauvian Perspective: Franqly stringweasel

This time, he talked to Franqly who’ll be representing Factorio for the first time at the Summer Games Done Quick charity event.

In it, fan-favorite and editor extraordinaire stringweasel does another one of his interviews that gets us some perspective on a Nauvis-related topic.