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Good luck with your universe! Play it low and slow, there's no rush to get to the next age. Build up resources and trade with the exiles often!

Thank you very much for watching! I've noticed a few bugs that aren't game breaking, but effect the game enough to need to wait until they're fixed in order to have an accurate tutorial. Hopefully after their next update I can get back to it!

@@StrangeBrewStudios thanks for the update. I look forward. This game looks really cool.

Use telekinesis on a lake to pull out a ball of water and then drop it on the fire. If it's a really big fire use the trickle effect creator power. Good luck with your world!

Thank you very much! Those are all good tips, I appreciate you sharing and hope to get more vids up soon!

Thank you kindly! I'm glad they have helped you with your playthrough, good luck with your universe!

Hiya! Thanks for the question. I usually stick to using only nuggetoids for colonizing. Start with the moon as there's enough unobtainium there for 20+ robots. After that building a builder bot army on MP before any space travel will help, sending builder bots up with the nuggetoids and shipping more over once you've landed. Start with the basics, water pump/res, warehouse, spaceport, solar panels or if using kenetic assign a nuggetoid and builder bot a battery too. Generally having nuggets around is a pain, they require food and housing and energy, not good to start a colony. Get everything established with trade routes and by mining resources on the new planet, essentially try to have a planet all terraformed before inviting nuggets to join. A golden rule for me is builder bots though, I feel if I'm making nuggetoids construct buildings I'm doing it wrong, BB's take care of almost all buildings instantly. For the time being the cheapest way to get them is by constructing a whole bunch of medieval iron mines, doesn't matter if they're on an iron node or not, and converting them over to BB's as they're built. Hope that helps and please feel free to keep asking questions!

@@StrangeBrewStudios thanks! I originally created a world following your tip videos, and it just looks more satisfying seeing them spread out. For the natural resources do you just send back everything to the mw or leave the planet with a little bit to keep for themselves?

@@dinocrusher249 I try to send gas, oil and iron back to MP, use MP to produce the modern materials and send them to whatever planets needs them. Not sure if it's the best strategy, possibly setting up each new planet to be self sufficient might be a better idea, but there are planets with limited to no resources that will need constant resource flow to keep them stable. I think you have to play it by ear per planet.

Are you referring to the hyrdo coliders? I may have to reference a timestamp to answer your question.

Thank you so much for watching! I'm really happy you can have these videos as a little background noise to your day!

Thanks for watching! What do you mean by chaotic?

You're very welcome! Thank you for watching!

Thank you kindly! Glad I could help!

Thank you for the kind comment! I hope you can get to playing it eventually. Couldn't see this game running smoothly on anything other than a pc, but I could be wrong!

Luckily I wasn't saying anything important! Thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching! I really appreciate it! As for planks and bricks I always start with three of each refinery but balance out the crime levels with parks. Trading stone with exile villages as soon as they're available helps get parks up before you can unlock your refineries, and stay in stone age for a while so you can accumulate all the basic resources and power before heading into Tudor. I wouldn't worry much about the orators, they cause some trouble for ten or fifteen minutes and then go away. You can see the timer of how long they're in your city by hovering over your crime/happiness list. Hope this helps!

@@StrangeBrewStudios It does! Do you keep the same basic idea when it comes to iron, gas, etc as well?

@@moonlitxangel5771 yep! Having lots of everything before entering the next age is key to success. Especially iron, gas and oil. Lots of prepped food and herbs too!

Thank you for the tip! I'm glad they updated that finally.

Looks like an exile city has sent zombies after your civilization. Hopefully you got it resolved. The exile city in question has the Grim Reaper on their temple.

Thank you.

Hah, yeah, fail in the engineering department for sure!

Hi. You don't need a spaceport on the moon, just on mother planet to start. Once you get that one up and running you can request supplies from the little rocket in the top right corner of your screen. A spaceport on the moon will allow you four more supply ships and the ability to send supplies from to moon to other colonized planets. Hope that helps!

Nice! I bet you're doing a great job!

Of course! I appreciate you doing the same for me. Always happy to help a fellow Universim fan. You have tons of potential to master this game. Keep up the great work!

Hiya! Thank you for watching! I really appreciate it. I think it's still a work in progress for logistic systems, as far as I can see you're completely right about Couriers being the only real material transfer system. Space age you can use nuggetoids instead, they have a high carry capacity and are very fast. I believe the couriers take only from the warehouses but I could be wrong, possibly a question for the devs on their discord. I get the same issue most of the time with warehouse filters, they tend to ignore it, but sometimes if you set the filter as soon as the building is done construction then they actually seem to abide by it. I think unemployed labourers are mostly responsible for material transfer from production buildings, but it's all really speculation. I can't confirm 100%. Hopefully that helped a bit!

You're very welcome! Good luck colonizing your universe!

Much appreciated! Thank you!

It does sound like a lot, but if you want to get a nicely balanced population:prepared food ratio the more the merrier. Same with reservoirs, I put a reservoir and eatery in close proximity to every building that the nuggets can work in, that way they don't have to travel far. I'd experiment with it, I think a good way to tell if you're balanced with prepared food would be to have one meal per nugget in your inventory. So 500 nuggets and 500 prepped meals will ensure no one is hungry and there will be room for growth. The planet starts small, but it is a planet after all! Eventually you can get full coverage but that takes a lot of balancing of all resources. Good luck with your world!

i have really underestimated the food needs then. thank you very much for the tips! even if i havent gotten through the entire playlist yet.@@StrangeBrewStudios

@@lelysio5688 Happy to help! 1.0 drops in a few weeks and I'll be coming out with a full runthrough and tutorial shortly after that too. Thanks for watching!

Unfortunately I lost this version with the newest update. Waiting for 1.0 to release until the next tutorials. Thanks for watching!

@@StrangeBrewStudios No. Thank you for making these videos! You’re the only person I can find who gives detailed tutorials on this game, which is a shame really because this game is way underrated

Great tips! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the tips, with the hospital tip, in my game I placed a hospital pretty early on in the Stone Age, I’m now to the point in the medieval age where I have electricity, glass factories, cement factories police, etc and my nuggets have still refused to build the hospital, it’s also prioritised but they just won’t build it, do you know what to do?

They really strived for realism eh?

I think it's more about fun than logic, nuggets are profoundly odd little creatures so when it comes to technology it isn't as linear as you would suppose, but don't let it spoil the experience, just have fun and don't think too deeply about why the tree is illogical.

We? Do you think youre multiple people?

Durp, I play it with friends watching and we take turns playing. Super weird for you to even wonder about or care.@@Apoctu

@@kcw1879 Ok they/them

Not exactly sure which ones you are referring to, but I think it was just careful placement. In the updated version you can hold shift to place buildings as close together as possible.

You are absolutely correct. Thank you for mentioning it!

Thank you very much! Happy to help!

Download on Steam or on Crytivo website.

Do you have glass and the other materials needed? The first battery is a Tesla Quest, the yellow icon should pop up in the upper left hand corner, but only if there are no other quests active.

You're very welcome! Glad it helped!