Capping up the volcano to save my beavers in Timberborn!

Timberborners return for season 8 episode 14!! This time we engineer the mega log pumper!!

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[retsujou]

Sends a bunch of beavers off to a death camp... "Where have all my beavers gone?" Classic RCE ^.^

[OdinsTaco]

One of the deadliest drinking games is drinking every time Matt says "high priority"

[anthonyli]

6:45 Can anyone tell Matt something?
1. You can toggle the level you're observing by some buttons at the top right corner, then you don't need to painstakingly put the shafts by your naked eyes
2. You miss a corner piece for your power at the top of that level

[zjdh]

Matt:*claims to be an engineer*
Also Matt: *builds the storages as far as possible so that logistics are a nightmare*

[ultimatetybreaker]

11:15 "Where's all my beavers?!"

IDK, have you checked The Future district?

[christryba]

Hi Matt! If you replace the dome with te pumping station you can use the "bummhole" of te map still to produce badwater. Than you need to build a staircase and walls into the depts so the beavers can get to it, and you can still fill te vulcano with water.😉 Thats another 10 jobs, and 1200 badwater capacity!

[oshimia]

The problem with blocking up the bunghole and dumping water into the crater, is that you make it pretty much impossible to get any badwater that you need for stuff in the future. Maybe you should build a *second* megaquaduct around the bunghole leading of to the edge of the crater and off the edge of the map so that you will always have access to the badwater.

[SpuddyLlama]

The beaver holding up a "help me" sign was truly adorable. Editor deserves atleast a small ration for that one.

[WhichIsIt]

20:53 Water physics is weird, a one wide drain is fine
The problem is you made an elevation change in the water channel, and since there is a limited amount of water that can go over a block edge you limited it to 1 edge of water,
Basically the channel being one wide is fine as long as it’s flat and leads to a large flat section since then the water has a ton of block edges to be split between

[hightechredneck]

Matt Keep in mind. if you use a cap your whole map loses access to badwater, dynamite and also extract. Use a derrek instead, that way it caps the bad water and you still get massive production.

[dgmithril]

Matt: banishes beavers
Also Matt: WHERE ARE ALL MY BEAVERS

[rezkyputra]

There is no incident in Ba Sing Se
- the Dai Beavs

[mwaythos]

Nice to see I was pulling my weight as a hauler and then a berry collector this week.

[freedawn_]

This has been my favourite season of Timberborners. Hope this one goes all the way so they can all flourish

[agathoklesmartinios]

It might be worth building some lodges on the slopes of the Poocano, that way beavers doing work over there don't have to make such a long and perilous trek home only to arrive after the sun comes up and they have to go to work again. Plus, if you build some storage units nearby for the stuff they need for their construction work, they won't have to go that far to actually get the materials they need.

[donzapatero]

Matt I think there is a bad water treatment plant that uses the badwater spot to retrieve badwater without letting it flow out. That way you can still get bad water without having it affect the rest of the map

[jacksonstarky]

Looking forward to the next episode... especially the gravity batteries and the badwater cap... although the comments make me wonder if Matt will regret his decision to build the cap rather than the treatment plant.

[SamCanada]

09:06 "... I'll show you the future." lol 👍😊

[horlogeur]

Did you know that just under the speed and the working hours, you can select witch construction layer you want to see?
You are on the infinite layer, but if you lower it, maybe it can be a little bit easier for you to build the mega shaft

[rumpelstiltskin]

Rounding up how much of a resource instead of down, is such an Architect move.

Matt: *sees he just over 800* we're in the 900s.

Rounding down is such a flex, rounding up makes you look broke, and more importantly, jeopardizes projects if you rely on that data.