One useful thing I always do late game: Have at least one "Hauler's Hut" with max number of workers on the lowest priority. That way your slackers always find something to do when all other jobs are taken :)
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🏞️ Starting a New World in Timberborn 01:38 🌧️ Preparing for the First Drought 03:57 💧 Controlling Water Flow with Dams 05:01 🏡 Managing Beaver Population 06:50 🧪 Prioritizing Science Points 08:10 ⛈️ Enhancing Water Control with Floodgates 10:13 🌱 Efficient Land Usage 11:11 🌟 Enhancing Beaver Well-Being Made with HARPA AI
1 beaver can collect starter berriies, 2 beavers can chop wood. anything else is bad at the start. after that you priorities are all wrong. first you need water and a tank, they get thirsty immediately after start. then you need to start farming, because the sooner you plant the sooner you can pick the carrots, potatoes are for late early game. now you need a forester to replenish trees, so first you need science and planks. now that you have all that in place you can build a damn to keep a small pool of water over the drought season. after that it's smooth sailing building houses to fill the need for jobs as you grow your beaverdom.
my beginner or advanced tip would be always have multiple planks workshops running, preferably powered by both water and wind . Did a run with just two of them running on water and it was a pain
Great intro video I would add two things for a second part, 1 use a water dump in an exploded hole to make irrigated farmland, 2 use power wheels if you can't use water wheels and don't wait too long to setup planks and gears factories 1 workshop can outproduce 10 that haven't been built.
I think what I'm getting stung by is not building one of those big reservoirs early enough. I keep getting to the point where my one-deep little dammed river dries out even with all my pumps turned off, and I'm realizing I'm probably just not giving myself a fighting chance with a real reservoir.
Another good tip is to pause the game right at yhe start while you build all the beginning neccessities do you don't waste your beavers time standing around.
I bought the game like 3 months ago and i recommend using the canyons map as it still gives huge amount of farmland So rn i have 400 beavers 360 are working (most of them are haulers and builders , as i have to deliver water from pumps to starage facilyty and also to deliver to water tanks in housing district . And also builders to build more houses, bridges and MORE WATER TANKS)
@@itszeeeti I don't do dams (unless the emergency one if something happens) Soo I just suck all of the water and store it . I have 15k water and my beavers drink 1k of water a day Soo I NEED A LOT OF THEM
@@itszeeeti yeah I'm trying to build even more water storage as I want to have max beavers on the map Edit:I also use mods to maximize beaver per one block Soo using ladders mod and the other mod (I don't know the name )to squeeze beavers on top of each other
Low priority inventors are bad idea, you need to unlock buildings like a forester as fast as possible, so one inventor should always be at the highest priority
True, there are few necessary building you need to unlock but there is a need for balance between food, water and new buildings. Depends where you're in the game
actually with iron teeth i find it much easier to manage population by keeping their happiness low. 4 breeding pods on standart life expectancy will keep you population pretty much at 40 beavers. with beavers having a rythm of being born, growing up and dying.
Have you checked how they are feeling or is it just your feeling that they are good? After few days of long work hours, they walk slower and won't carry as much. Few days is fine but not for longer periods.
Pausing the gathering posts is a bad tip, you should instead deprioritize the job. If the post is full of resource, and you pause it, you strand all the resource in there, nobody can get it.
Pft. Making a dam without more work hours is easy. Just make sure to focus on wood collecting first. After that I focus on potatos. And of course make water barrels. Five small ones is a good start.
And if you want to skip learning all these things on your own, then why even play the game, just download a save file with everything built and you won, good job.
If you enjoyed this video, you will also enjoy 5 ESSENTIAL Mods for Timberborn ruclips.net/video/nZGEOyNqxy4/видео.html
One useful thing I always do late game: Have at least one "Hauler's Hut" with max number of workers on the lowest priority. That way your slackers always find something to do when all other jobs are taken :)
Youre right, Hauler's Hut is a must mid to late game
It's actually a building I build as soon as possible. Haulers are amazing for increasing efficiency for all beavers. @@itszeeeti
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🏞️ Starting a New World in Timberborn
01:38 🌧️ Preparing for the First Drought
03:57 💧 Controlling Water Flow with Dams
05:01 🏡 Managing Beaver Population
06:50 🧪 Prioritizing Science Points
08:10 ⛈️ Enhancing Water Control with Floodgates
10:13 🌱 Efficient Land Usage
11:11 🌟 Enhancing Beaver Well-Being
Made with HARPA AI
Thank you :)
1 beaver can collect starter berriies, 2 beavers can chop wood. anything else is bad at the start. after that you priorities are all wrong. first you need water and a tank, they get thirsty immediately after start. then you need to start farming, because the sooner you plant the sooner you can pick the carrots, potatoes are for late early game. now you need a forester to replenish trees, so first you need science and planks. now that you have all that in place you can build a damn to keep a small pool of water over the drought season. after that it's smooth sailing building houses to fill the need for jobs as you grow your beaverdom.
thats a very detailed start. Nicely done
Yes have been this way since the demo. The badtibe mixes things up a bit tho. No more reservoirs at the water source
my beginner or advanced tip would be always have multiple planks workshops running, preferably powered by both water and wind . Did a run with just two of them running on water and it was a pain
Thats a good tips, planks are really valuable i the midgame
I am not a complete beginner to the game, still some of your tips improved my start a lot. Thank you very much!
Glad i could help :)
same!
Great intro video I would add two things for a second part, 1 use a water dump in an exploded hole to make irrigated farmland, 2 use power wheels if you can't use water wheels and don't wait too long to setup planks and gears factories 1 workshop can outproduce 10 that haven't been built.
Those are great tips!
with the new unlimited District range, you can build a path to all the water exists of the map and dam them.
Yeaa i did that. Worked perfectly fine
You can also put your triple floodgates at 3 if you stack your levies 4 high
That's a good tip
Another tips is don't be shy using platform. Since it allowed path below and expand roof area for way more stuff.
Absolutely! Platforms are extra useful
I think what I'm getting stung by is not building one of those big reservoirs early enough. I keep getting to the point where my one-deep little dammed river dries out even with all my pumps turned off, and I'm realizing I'm probably just not giving myself a fighting chance with a real reservoir.
You definitely need a big reservoir early on. Give it a go, have more water tanks and a big water reservoir
Also dont try to close badwater hole with a very high dam. It will just raise the water level. I tried that.
Another good tip is to pause the game right at yhe start while you build all the beginning neccessities do you don't waste your beavers time standing around.
Also a good tip!
I don't know what they do but it makes them happy. 😂
Great overall summary, thanks
That's all we have to worry about 😂🤣. Thanks man
I didn't know you could do dams diagonally like that. I've always done them as straight lines (which obviously uses more wood)
Its has been awhile sense i did this but I dont think you can control them together. Not 100% sure thou
@@itszeeeti i gave it a try and bad water still seemed to be leaking through.
I bought the game like 3 months ago and i recommend using the canyons map as it still gives huge amount of farmland
So rn i have 400 beavers 360 are working (most of them are haulers and builders , as i have to deliver water from pumps to starage facilyty and also to deliver to water tanks in housing district . And also builders to build more houses, bridges and MORE WATER TANKS)
Wow that's amazing! I could give Canyons a try! It's always more water tanks 😂🤣
@@itszeeeti I don't do dams (unless the emergency one if something happens) Soo I just suck all of the water and store it . I have 15k water and my beavers drink 1k of water a day Soo I NEED A LOT OF THEM
Dams are interesting and its a nice challenge to build them. Wow 15k water
@@itszeeeti yeah I'm trying to build even more water storage as I want to have max beavers on the map
Edit:I also use mods to maximize beaver per one block Soo using ladders mod and the other mod (I don't know the name )to squeeze beavers on top of each other
Low priority inventors are bad idea, you need to unlock buildings like a forester as fast as possible, so one inventor should always be at the highest priority
True, there are few necessary building you need to unlock but there is a need for balance between food, water and new buildings. Depends where you're in the game
How are you instant building?
I'm using a mod called Creative Mod
actually with iron teeth i find it much easier to manage population by keeping their happiness low. 4 breeding pods on standart life expectancy will keep you population pretty much at 40 beavers. with beavers having a rythm of being born, growing up and dying.
That's a great tip
im just starting the game, thanks for the video
Youre are going to have fun! Enjoy :)
300hours in ive never had an issue with forcing my beavers to work 18-20h full time, sometimes i make them work 24h when we need things done
Have you checked how they are feeling or is it just your feeling that they are good? After few days of long work hours, they walk slower and won't carry as much. Few days is fine but not for longer periods.
This is basically the in game tutorial. Just play that.
very very important notes: water, foods and trees.
💯💯 correct
Pausing the gathering posts is a bad tip, you should instead deprioritize the job. If the post is full of resource, and you pause it, you strand all the resource in there, nobody can get it.
Good tip! Forgot about that
I prefer to do 18 hour work days, the beavers still get all the sleep they need that way.
18h is good but remember if they do fun stuff after work then they will work harder. Walk faster or carry more
I think they reproduce slower though, so it might even be a good tactic for keeping that pesky population down
Only 68 comments? Let me change that. Noice.
These arent "timberborn mistakes" this is very simple tutorial for people who just started the game. I was kinda expecting something more in-depth.
Yes, this video is for new players
@@itszeeetithat’s not what your title suggests.
ItsZeeeti: "if you overwork your beavers they will die and this is sad"
Me: "Work harder you little beaver slaves, I want MY MEGA DAM!!"
Be kind to your Beavers!
I'd say it's more like a beginner's guide.
Could be called that too
For me, badtides ruined the game.
Pft. Making a dam without more work hours is easy. Just make sure to focus on wood collecting first. After that I focus on potatos.
And of course make water barrels. Five small ones is a good start.
We can relax a bit. We have different play styles and that's okey
And if you want to skip learning all these things on your own, then why even play the game, just download a save file with everything built and you won, good job.
That's tip nr1! Why even buy the game when you can watch me play it
Great video
Thanks 🥰 appreciate your kind words