Some of the pumps were not limited and were still pumping at the end of the episode. Also if you are often switching what you are building at the various buildings, consider building more of that building (Handcrafter's lodge/Alchemist/etc) Now that you have access to the top of the cliffs there are a number of these types of buildings that could be moved to the top of the cliffs to open up more growing spaces in the valley. Also moving the lotus growing to the top of the cliff might help guard again bad tides.
→ To get the beavers clean also during the bad tide, build a river bath or two in your rice field. (I think losing a bit of rice area there is fine, as your farmers seem to not be able to keep up anyways, but otherwise you can just use a bit of dynamite to increase the area.) The river bath doesn't consume water, except for the tiny evaporation due to increased area. → 13:33 "I should have checked to see what it was actually making" - It was the rice balls. → 15:40 Still the reminder: getting these dynamites places would be faster if you put even a small warehouse for explosives in the area, so your builders don't need to do the long treck for every single piece of dynamite to build. (Your haulers can carry multiple of these at once.) (Done 17:40) → 24:16 "I know we're going to have some homeless beavers" - Let me repeat my suggestion: Get some additional lodges (either the builder/hauler ones, or maybe handicrafters or similar) which you keep paused during the temperate season, but can unpause when pausing the water pumps. This way you don't get homeless beavers (and thus no birth waves afterwards), and also can have some additional working spaces. → 26:00 "It's always the mushrooms" - you have two paused mushroom growers in the former high grounds. Maybe now is the time to get these unpaused? (Noticed 26:22) - "Why did I do that" - this was done because you had problems importing saw dust into that district, or making it there (due to missing logs, and labor shortage too). → 27:10 "I'll need to have storage for the quartz" - Shouldn't that go where you'll be using the quartz (i.e. in your factory)? → I think deprioritizing the workplace in the irrigation lodges works, if you have them prioritized by haulers, and actually have enough haulers to serve all the prioritized buildings. Haulers would be more efficient, and are not bound to specific buildings. → Clay pots are made in the wood burner (which you don't have anymore) - it looks similar to the primitive smelter. → Just as a note: The pit for the giant tank can also be (completely or partially) made up from (levee-type) buildings (with at least partially flat roof), not just from ground. So if you want to build some lodges, cooking houses or handicrafter lodges etc. anyways, then combining this with the giant pit tank might work well. → Demolishing the barricades seems to not work from higher up. So you'll need to build a staircase to go down. (Or just ignore them, and put the levee beside them.)
long term plan option. move the rice farmers from the river to the new section on cliff (will require damming and a water dump) as this will allow better coverage of rice per farm area than the river. Then deepening the river through the base to allow lotus at the front section and vastly deepening towards the back to give a reservoir towards the beaver washer. once both bypasses have been made.
Prioritise the brain stimulating mushroom growers by haulers? - Done later in the episode You didn't reconnect the 1 piece of path that leads the farming area of the high ground to the side with berries and lemon trees Can you remove some (all)? berries at the bottom now you have a gathering flag in the high ground and they can spread over time If you remove some dead brambles
25:43 the double triple or quadruple dynamites are so much waste of resources & will rather take more time than doing with singles. If you look at cost, it not only take more nitros but also additional explosives!
43:09 It is not a bad location for it. The storage gives a well-being boost to the beavers passing by it. It is interesting to spread those kinds of storage.
You left some pump straws down in the rice area. Also, the blockages are "too far..." because they are a block below the level the beavers. You need to build stairs so they can remove them.
1:04:14 ✴️✴️✴️ the new ladder up path is almost connected to the path on the top of the plateau you started to make a few weeks ago ... If you connect to that path there is easy access to ruins that you can scrap‼️‼️‼️✴️✴️
to clear the bad water.. just put a bad water pump into the deeper tile, drop it and start sucking out that bad water :D BTW don't forget to do that thing you wanted to remember :D
up top, to remove that bad water build up, could you temporarily dam across where the bad and good water is meeting? then the water will still flow via the small channel, but the trapped bad water should evaporate 🤔 once gone, you can remove the dam and open all that back up again (or not) 💓💧🦫
Some of the pumps were not limited and were still pumping at the end of the episode.
Also if you are often switching what you are building at the various buildings, consider building more of that building (Handcrafter's lodge/Alchemist/etc)
Now that you have access to the top of the cliffs there are a number of these types of buildings that could be moved to the top of the cliffs to open up more growing spaces in the valley.
Also moving the lotus growing to the top of the cliff might help guard again bad tides.
→ To get the beavers clean also during the bad tide, build a river bath or two in your rice field. (I think losing a bit of rice area there is fine, as your farmers seem to not be able to keep up anyways, but otherwise you can just use a bit of dynamite to increase the area.) The river bath doesn't consume water, except for the tiny evaporation due to increased area.
→ 13:33 "I should have checked to see what it was actually making" - It was the rice balls.
→ 15:40 Still the reminder: getting these dynamites places would be faster if you put even a small warehouse for explosives in the area, so your builders don't need to do the long treck for every single piece of dynamite to build. (Your haulers can carry multiple of these at once.) (Done 17:40)
→ 24:16 "I know we're going to have some homeless beavers" - Let me repeat my suggestion: Get some additional lodges (either the builder/hauler ones, or maybe handicrafters or similar) which you keep paused during the temperate season, but can unpause when pausing the water pumps. This way you don't get homeless beavers (and thus no birth waves afterwards), and also can have some additional working spaces.
→ 26:00 "It's always the mushrooms" - you have two paused mushroom growers in the former high grounds. Maybe now is the time to get these unpaused? (Noticed 26:22) - "Why did I do that" - this was done because you had problems importing saw dust into that district, or making it there (due to missing logs, and labor shortage too).
→ 27:10 "I'll need to have storage for the quartz" - Shouldn't that go where you'll be using the quartz (i.e. in your factory)?
→ I think deprioritizing the workplace in the irrigation lodges works, if you have them prioritized by haulers, and actually have enough haulers to serve all the prioritized buildings. Haulers would be more efficient, and are not bound to specific buildings.
→ Clay pots are made in the wood burner (which you don't have anymore) - it looks similar to the primitive smelter.
→ Just as a note: The pit for the giant tank can also be (completely or partially) made up from (levee-type) buildings (with at least partially flat roof), not just from ground. So if you want to build some lodges, cooking houses or handicrafter lodges etc. anyways, then combining this with the giant pit tank might work well.
→ Demolishing the barricades seems to not work from higher up. So you'll need to build a staircase to go down. (Or just ignore them, and put the levee beside them.)
Now we gonna have a fun time figuring out the triggers for the gates
"So this is how the High Ground ends... with thunderous applause."
I love the mastery of language. "An eventual priority". My brain melted for a moment😅😂
long term plan option. move the rice farmers from the river to the new section on cliff (will require damming and a water dump) as this will allow better coverage of rice per farm area than the river.
Then deepening the river through the base to allow lotus at the front section and vastly deepening towards the back to give a reservoir towards the beaver washer. once both bypasses have been made.
Prioritise the brain stimulating mushroom growers by haulers? - Done later in the episode
You didn't reconnect the 1 piece of path that leads the farming area of the high ground to the side with berries and lemon trees
Can you remove some (all)? berries at the bottom now you have a gathering flag in the high ground and they can spread over time If you remove some dead brambles
We'll take care of that!
25:43 the double triple or quadruple dynamites are so much waste of resources & will rather take more time than doing with singles.
If you look at cost, it not only take more nitros but also additional explosives!
43:09
It is not a bad location for it.
The storage gives a well-being boost to the beavers passing by it.
It is interesting to spread those kinds of storage.
1:07 berries do grow back ;)
You left some pump straws down in the rice area. Also, the blockages are "too far..." because they are a block below the level the beavers. You need to build stairs so they can remove them.
1:04:14 ✴️✴️✴️ the new ladder up path is almost connected to the path on the top of the plateau you started to make a few weeks ago ... If you connect to that path there is easy access to ruins that you can scrap‼️‼️‼️✴️✴️
Put the 3x3 tank up top where the bad water is against the builders lodges
for the giant buried tank can you use structures around it instead of blasting a hole in the ground?
1:27 lower the job priority for all mushrooms growers & priorities them to haulers. Then repurpose spare beavers to M. Mine.
Reminder to turn on water pumps after drought.
you might have to double check the blockade.. all 3 of them said they cant be reached by builders..
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IT'S OVER ANAKIN!!!!
41:00
Doing it closer to the cliff would save quite a few TNT.
42:26 That moment when incessantly frustrated whining and complaining leads to jubilant revelation. Keep on keeping on JC, it's fun to watch.
to clear the bad water.. just put a bad water pump into the deeper tile, drop it and start sucking out that bad water :D BTW don't forget to do that thing you wanted to remember :D
Temporarily block off the bad water And pump it dry I believe that would work for the high ground
2:46
The one on the right is still useful.
1:01:32
On the contrary, I'm enjoying.
Yours aren't even the longest videos I watch.
(But unfortunately I don't have enough time to watch the streams)
27:30 you're of proper age, embrace the dad jokes. never apologize. lol
1:02:44
I would consider the dam more important than the TNT.
With the chanel, but widout the dam you risk trowing away important water.
6:50
6:40
Maybe it would be better to dam before the hole.
Please unpause the florist
Need far storage as well
1:03:40 lmao...
Don't forget to turn the limit on the deep water pumps off! 🙃 ... 💓💧🦫
up top, to remove that bad water build up, could you temporarily dam across where the bad and good water is meeting? then the water will still flow via the small channel, but the trapped bad water should evaporate 🤔 once gone, you can remove the dam and open all that back up again (or not) 💓💧🦫