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#Timberborn water source how to#
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Though for the big stuff, you are going to want to build more of them.

Depending on game difficulty and the map being used, you can easily just have 3-4 inventors and produce points on X3 game speed while you get other things done.

But even the mid tier and mini lodge options can be useful to fill in space in apartment builds.

Housing wise – Larger the better, simply because you can rapidly house homeless populations.

With them you can access more of the map and build bridges allowing for better pathing and thus allowing you to build further out from the district building.

In Paths the highest priority is stairs, levees and wooden platforms.

Otherwise, for basic wood industry you want 4 plank and 1 gear factories to start with, and unless you’re mass producing gears, keep the ratio to 1:4 when expanding. As levee’s are very expensive when mass building. Dynamite’s definitely worth focusing on though, since it makes storing water far easier and cheaper. Unlock flood gates 2 asap, then what ever you need.

#Timberborn water source plus#

Plus inventors to unlock the Grist Mill and Bakery.īuild at least 2 inventor’s huts when you can and get forester asap, it’s in wood. Never mind having a constant power supply. As you need 30 gears and 20 planks for it on top of lumber, and it’ll take a while to get the industrial infrastructure for gear production up and running. Use new Districts for wheat or save some flat land for it.Which means you’ll be swimming in food if you can feed the grills wood. And if playing with the Folktails, get beehives asap, you’ll need to put more farmhouses down, but they provide a 25% boost to crop growth.Wheat requires about 1/2 the land potatoes does though, so you don’t need much to provide a plentiful supply. Roughly half and half carrots and potatoes works to satisfy Nutrition I and II.Should also have some storage by now for the spuds, uncooked and cooked, but farms can hold 50 units of each crop. Once you’ve got the initial boom of building and got some wood spare you can build a grill to get grilled potatoes.Leave 1/2 the available green space for potatoes and plant once you’ve got a 2nd farmhouse set up. Start off with carrots, they mature quickly and without a reservoir without 2 layers of water stored, you run the risk of a long drought killing your crop.With 1 job slot open and fill it when you can and switch priorities when need be. But at the start go with 1 farm and leave space for another one because you will need it. Ideally you want 2 farms, 1 set to plant, 1 set to harvest.And a lot of math if you want to optimise… However, to fulfil Wellbeing you need all three foods, say hello to future planning fun. beavers need 2.25 food per day, but droughts can kill your plants and you’ll need a safety net of food stores. Or prevent an expensive building eating all your resources when it’s being built.ĥ) Food 101 – Early berry patches will not last you, get a farm up immediately after building the dam. This can be exploited to get a dam’s first layer built more easily without resorting to putting a path on top of that layer by layer caking priorities on the dam wall’s levels. But to start with, place them upstream of your initial dam.Ĥ) Getting Stuff Done – Want something built or hauled asap? Prioritise it, especially you should tick the option to prioritise haulers for this building for pumps, water tanks, food to start with.

Ideally they should be located somewhere with 2 block deep water. Pump’s are fairly efficient so you can get away with 1 to start with. Roughly you want twice the amount of water storage you have beavers. Due to time pressure, you want to dam the smallest distance possible, later on once you’ve got forestry started and have flood gates unlocked, then you can go nuts.ģ) Water 2 – And in the same vein – build water storage, the ratio is 1 beaver, 2 water per day from available sources. But we’ll discuss dams and power in a later sections. Fixed now.Ģ) Water 1 – Water is life and fortunately you can build dam blocks right from the start, so the first thing you should do when starting is dam the nearest river asap and also try and get floodgates 2 sooner, rather than later. Because it would take way to much space to explain it 😛

#Timberborn water source how to#

– Before we start in full – this guide assumes you’re familiar with the tutorial, so know how to set up logging and zones etc. 101 – Part 2 – Power 101, Builders + Haulers, Distribution Posts 101 and Wellbeing.101 Part 1 – How Not to Kill Your Beavers – Water, Food, Building and Priorities, Jobs, Wood, Stores And Housing.