Lost Vessel’s second skill queue has a fuel bill across several jobs

Lost Vessel’s extra worker is advertised to need more than assembly. The developer says building I.D.L.E. opens a second skill queue running in parallel, but the helper runs on Voidshine. That endgame fuel requires materials from combat, biology and fabrication.

The second queue therefore has a support chain. More simultaneous work depends on supplies drawn from several activities rather than a claim of unconditional extra output. The description provides no recipe or consumption rate, so it cannot establish how much work the helper saves once those ingredients are included. It establishes what must be considered alongside the additional queue.

Equipment introduces another maintenance promise: weapons degrade with use and can break permanently if neglected. That puts upkeep beside the game’s advertised idle progress, although the source does not specify how durability behaves in each offline activity.

A negative English report posted October 3, with 898 minutes at review, makes that upkeep a specific objection. The writer describes durability loss with actions and says they had not found a legendary repair kit. The account does not establish the current wear formula or drop rate, but it shows why maintenance deserves attention beside a promise of idle progress.

The store page still contains a Coming to Steam passage, so it should not be used as a precise account of the current launch state. The supported reason to investigate the design is narrower and more concrete: automation is an object you assemble and fuel. Before counting the second queue’s output, ask what the rest of the character’s work must provide to keep it running.