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1:04:00 How will you get power from the new wheels? If the power transfers through the lodges, they'll still need to be hooked into the power network.

57:00 Did you unmark the new maples for cutting?

I would have them work 8 hours a day for a challenge or well actually people work 8 hours a day so that would be fun

For the bad water complex, you could add a couple of large windmills and gravity batteries to help out there. I'd also suggest putting in some large plantations of birch and/or pine, run by bots, to supply short-term log resources to allow for the oaks to start producing.

You should cap the bad water source and get a few water wheels on the bad water. Might be a cool other aqueduct

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.

30:45 You could link the irrigation pond here to the little crater (that you can make become a single height) to increase the irrigated area.

An overhang would allow you to build in the contaminated water without anyone getting sick.

It occurred to me, with robots doing more and more work, you can shift all the beavers to one district, all the food and rec can be built only once, decrease the walking, just move the science down.

For working hours, match it to well being. The well being buffs work speed, but they need the time to participate in the boosting activities. With 18hr days, they have time to eat, sleep, and maybe stop by the lido but spend minimal time at each. With more beavers and even just 2 less working hours, the work speed buff they get from having more well being should out-perform the loss of working hours, of course not for bots as they have different buffs. For every 20 wellbeing score (starting at the first work speed buff) just lower the working hours by 1 or 2, depending on how many beavers you have of course.

You have so much water, why not make a second river system that goes north of the sunflowers

18:06 Not that it would be useful, but it would be fun to have the terraforming going into the bad water river and making a huge hole filled with badwater.

7:55 I believe you can replace the shafts between some of the industrial buildings here with the big windmills. The big windmills are 5 blocks tall. The first 2 occupy a 1x1 area and the top 3 occupy a 3x3 area. So they can be built directly beside the lower buildings.

And Idea for you to help future you, in the space behind the bad water discharge area that was a pile of scrape metal, would be an excellent spot to start a new wood farm. It wont help you now, but since your already struggling with wood, once you expand all your production, you'll need way more wood than you do now, including the area you just cleared out. I know once you get terraforming you'll be able to expand some of the wood farm area's that are limited in size because of cliffs, but I still don't think that will be enough and getting atleast one more decent size wood farm setup would be a smart move.

JC don't forget to do that thing you wanted to get done <3 :D

Pretty sure the whole reservoir can be surrounded by gravity batteries. Maybe you can start blastin’ 🔫🔫

I am still hoping you try crust

Don't forget to take the new maples of the cutting area. You cut down the pines and didn't change.

Can you go to 30 episodes? I surely think so, there is still a lot to do. Especially to ensure a good, constant power supply throughout a drought. Build (at least) one circular power link around the map, so when you raze and rebuild some power producer, all factories and other equipment is fed power from the other direction. And of course, exploit a bad water source for power and build more gravity batteries, I'd say all along the edge of your dam, instead of just the chain of power shafts which is only doing one job instead of two. Blasting up the depth of the dam will also increase water storage... not really needed, but still! It would also be fun to see aquaducts to all heights, turning them to green, lush, productive areas instead of gray, boring mountains. Use the 6th upgrade to the limit!

You might want to have some buffer trees and use the river, like pine. It may not be a lot of wood, but it's some fast wood that can be used while your oaks are growing. It won't also be sad to see them die when badtides or long droughts come along, too.

Oxygen Not included is a great game would look forward to that!

Skystorm is trying to start some beef. He disappears forever. Then, when he gets back, he picks the exact same map. Nah hommie I'm gonna stay with jc

46:26 if you put some one high floodgates in near the water source blocks, you could store enough water to keep the trees irrigated.

→ 36:33 "The problem is getting over this mess" - You got stairs and platforms - you can remove one of the roofs from one of the houses easily, then your builders can walk across and put stairs on the other side. I mean, if you don't want to touch the houses, you can also build some big scaffolding and then a tension bridge (or an overhang, but why?). I guess removing the lumbermill works too. → 40:36 "... and it's waiting on paper" - actually, it's more waiting on gears. Any you are almost out of gears. Enabling one or two gear workshops now might be a good idea? (Fixed 42:55) → Another thing to automate might be the district centers - It looks like these don't even need science, and this would give you four robot builders per district, allowing to continue building during the night (i.e. even if your beaver builders from the builders hut go home at the end of the day after carrying some stuff, the bots can then use the hammer to finish it).

You ruinned the gorgeous view of this motel with those wheels !

Not far from where your dynamiting for the tree capacity there are blockages! What if you built a aqueduct, some levees then removed the blockages and shunt some of that water down stream then see about blocking off the water farther across the map (greenifying more of the map)!

The land behind the badwater source would be great for another forest area if you irrigate it with a waterdump hole. I don't think you'd even need contamination barriers cuz there's no red tendrils on the top layer.

Btw does all the other parts come from MODS ?? Like that leverage thingi and ... what it called... the one for auto waterway...

Should’ve just redirected some water to a new area to plant more trees instead of blowing up that small mountain which only gives so little area for the new trees

Confirm? You don’t need a stairs and a platform to build something a level above, they can build from the top of a stairs.

Also, remember that as the Folktales you can convert the mine from producong metal, over to produce science instead of pausing it.

JC, I think you need to just build out a whole new additional oak farm on one of the other nice big flat areas. It also looks like you may need one more of each wood production building to do all your building and run the mine.

One thing I'd like to see from a timberborn series is super late game. I've been trying new maps after getting a solid colony, and unlocking the custom start option...but now I'm trying a full terraforming of diorama. I unlocked the custom start, then demolished the wonder to get as many resources as possible and I'm starting to terraform everything.

If you unplant the back two rows or all the pines for that matter if they're not going to get cut down they can be collected by the tapper but the Forester can't reach that far 😊

Also if you want to "gauge" games. Try doing "Lets try" episodes and see how people feel about some indie games :)

6:30 with power running right next to the storage, you could have built two observatories in the space you put those nine inventor's huts and made a lot more science.

request you to build a bit of a "wind farm" since you will always have a power issue during droughts

I agree with some people voting to move the forester in Beaverburg. I would put another tappers shack there and move the forester in the new oak patch. I would also put forth the idea to pause the smelters at least temporarily, until logs recover. You are burning a ton of logs and are not currently using the metal for anything other than bots. You have 600 you can pause for a minute.

Would love to see you using more hydro engineering to move water around the map to green it up. Aqueducts with the new platforms!

52:41 You should blow a little pond in thes area and fill it with water. Then you'll be able to grow more trees. Hell if you have it drain off, to the left hand side of the dam, you'll open up more area. 3x2 pool with 2 water fillers, with a 1 square drain leading to a sluice set to hold back .85 of the water. This should allow you to make the most of the dead land to the left. Eventual you could set up some levies and grow even more trees.

42:05 could be said a billion more

38:50 Phrasing