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was not excepting you to play civ 7 but its very welcome.

Your aqueduct is turning out very nice!

It will be interesting to see how they expand the tech trees/missions etc.

When transferring power vertically, you can put impermeable floors inbetween shafts without interrupting the power transfer. So there's probably a way to put gravity batteries into the badwater tower and connect it to the rest of the power network while keeping things watertight.

Your overflow is not functioning as an overflow. An overflow canal needs to be freeflowing. Sluices with a closing condition don't provide a freeflow. Removing the last sluice or keeping it permanently open would solve the issue, but then you can never fill the reservoir to the top. There is a better way that allows the use of the aquaduct as an overflow. The game water physics mimic real world water physics in such a way that the law of "comunicating vessels" still apply to this game. You can use this physics law to make an automatic overflow system. You can keep the current sluices, but they won't be the actual overflow outlet. Step one would be to turn the aquaduct level for clean water into a pipe. This is so the reservoir (your first vessel) can communicate with the second vessel. Then you need to build up the tower in the middle of the lake untill it matches the height of the reservoir except the top level will need to be dam pieces or floodgates instead of levees. Sluices allways kept open would also work, but dam pieces will allow for slightly more water storage. The tower will be your 2nd vessel. Once clean water flows through the aquaduct, the water level in both the reservoir and tower will allways be at the same level. The dam on top of the tower or floodgate not at max height will overflow sooner then the levees of your reservoir. FYI, the law of communicating vessels will work for any number of "vessels" connected by a pipe. You can build more reservoirs across the map and connect them all py pipe. Only the vessel with the lowest overflow point will do the overflowing, assuming it can handle it. You are limited by the 2.2cms droprate per edge. So make sure you have enough edges for water to fall down to handle the combined flow of all hooked up sources. Sidenote: The reservoir and tower will not be true communicating vessels. For water to flow from the reservoir into the aquaduct, it currently passes through a sluice, which is a 1-way valve. Water can flow from the reservoir to the tower but not from the tower into the reservoir. Removing that sluice would make them true communicating vessels, but for the purpose of the tower being the overflow into the lake, that's not necessairy.

I think that you can pass power through an impermeable floor tile… so theoretically having a gravity battery inside the bad water column should be possible.

35:24 more water dropping!!!

Close to the start of the episode your industrial area flooded from the extra good water.

The best thing to do with bots is to not give them jobs that require long walking trips. So pretty much every job but builder and hauler is good use of bots. Primary bot jobs are those with high injury risk. Farming is a low injury risk job but once you add beehives it becomes a high injury risk job. Bots aren't affected by bees so they make ideal farmers.

I think the multiple waterfalls look nice. I wonder if it would look too busy to have another pillar and aqueduct coming off of that pillar and going into the new aqueduct. But I guess it depends on the aesthetic you're going for. I think the spa would look nice in that area you mentioned, where your temporary industrial area is.

It makes me sad to see the original Beaver Rome Baron and empty Could you build an aqueduct to keep it green and re-establish a district there?

Liked the episode, I also don't know why, but that fence at the end of the aquaduct looks like it belongs there. Almost some kind of filtration system that catches the floating debris. Can't wait to see what the future holds for Beaverome, good luck mate, keep up the good content :)

The new acquaduct pillars can be spaced a bit more, it will also improve the curvature under the waterway. it looks a bit cramped in terms of pillars

Addicted to this series and really waiting for the new updates to roll in Timberborn

I believe scrap metal has a higher weight per unit than metal blocks. Weight matters for haulers as their carry capacity is limited by weight. So you'll want metal block production as close to the mines as possible as haulers can carry more units of metal blocks in a single trip. Weight is also the reason why you want to put warehouses next to construction sites. Only haulers have an increased weight limit. Limiting the distance builders need to travel with materials therefor speeds up construction.

maybe someone commented this in future videos of this series, but youtuber @DisTurbedSimulations has figured out beehives also boost aquatic crops (plants grow roughly 20% faster). You can build the beehives on platforms over the paths so that they don't get flooded and they still boost the aquatic plants.

After all this time the aqueduct works and my god it’s glorious. What’s next? What crazy builds you got in store besides adding another reservoir to the reservoir so your reservoirs reservoir has a reservoir

The crisis was fun :D maybe industrial area should have a crisis management center with spare pumps for emergency ready The waterfall from inside tank to outside tank was also nice to see . maybe you can put brazierm, statues, etc space one apart so water will fall from between them when inner tank overflows.

it appears the 'out of fuel' bots will go to the tank that was nearest when they completed their job. so closest to smelter or mine where they delivered. closed in distance but not closest in path distance. Which means every place/area bots are visiting for picking or dropping their work can have a few tanks for refilling biofuel and catalyst

ok, comments... For many videos I have wondered why you'd want to have a bad water duct ABOVE a good water duct. In reality, you'd never place a clean water line BELOW a sewer line; that's crazy. You've got it backwards and earlier on you were on a better path but then you went and changed it. It's a bit too late now, but boy, that's been frustrating to watch. Also, and I see this on pretty much everyone's videos: you don't always need to check the sluice box to close above downstream depth. If you uncheck that box I think the overflow will not happen. There's no need for the water to build up in the aquaduct so it should never overflow the sides. IDK why this is such a big struggle for everyone. good luck and waiting for the next!

HI! There must be a huge custom memorial for the 2 lost Beavers...

God these mega builds getting wilder and wilder. I can’t even imagine trying to make anything this complex. 😊

Bots running out of fuel are not a problem. You just need to have a small number of unemployed bots. When a bot runs out of fuel it immediately becomes unemployed and the extra bot takes over its task. The bot will complete its current task while unemployed and get some fuel after. So effectively you have extra bots working in the same workplace with some being really slow. When you do not have spare bots the issue arises since you get vacancies. The mechanism is really the same as injured beavers. You have many injured beavers but they don't bother you. Initially it is better to have bots working in the high injury places like mine, explosive production and metal production. When you have extra bots and spare bots you can employ them as haulers and builders without any issues. I run whole large districts on bots and had no issues.

nice fun video, planning for bot factory and plank crisis. love the cool and calm narration, but it gets too cold towards the stranded beavers. also, it looks like more medical beds are needed

Bots will grab the nearest fuel only after they have completed their current mission. Place small tanks close to where they are working. Have catalyst next to it if possible.

Finally got time to catch up with the series, found your channel a few days ago, like the series so far. And as a father to a newborn it gives me hope that may be one day I'll have time to game a bit again :) Keep up the good work

Yes the aquatic farm gets a bonus from beehives.

Yes water plants are effected by bee hives

Great work here, really impressed by the way you rebounded the food situation up to 5k! About the sunflower seeds, the issue is actually I think that you just don't have enough planted. I think sorting that and carrot will help everything else out One thought about the new mine area: maybe just have bots build that area and then keep them all over there and have everything staffed in that area by them? That way you never have to split up districts which is just a huge pain (and when update 7 comes you can pop in a tubeway, haha)

Perhaps a pool and medical beds and statues like a nice spa recovery center

I like your new area's village vibe. The other one is kind of more like a city. It's a nice variety.

This is unfortunately the last episode of this series. The big goal of forming an empire was achieved and thus my motivation dropped.

I've been binging this series over the holidays break. I liked the aesthetics of the build but oh boy did my eyes bleed when it came to some of the game mechanics.

those bees are gonna sting a lot of beavers as they are covering a lot of crucial pathways for beavers...

i learn a lot from your video series ... so amazing ... great content ... in begining with little space ... can survive ...

So the aquatic farm can no longer reach all of the plants. I would put it in the deeper water next to the mine personally or just add another one on the other side. Also you have the deeper water area next to the mine where you could add dirt to plant more aqua plants or maybe a fountain or swimming pools. It just seems a little naked compared to everything around it. I enjoyed the episode and I look forward to the next one. And happy new year.

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Love the vids, and your builds,hope you have a great holidays

nice relaxing video to wathc, and aesthetically done. and as you are trying to include the terrain model in the village it is looking so nice. To remove the badwater from the lake quickly faster than just evaporation, you could add a few pumps to suck it out and then badwater fluid dump off the map nearby. badwater would be finished in no time

Great job. things are really coming together. it will be interesting to see how long the reservoir will last, about half emptied in like 6 days. That said, you were filling the pond and irrigation canals back up