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Great guide, mate!

Love this game Had fool with settings to get work right I call xcom2 bug It's my system, and time passes differently cause of this bug Alot stuff click on it see how many people are at buildings

Love, this game took me a few tries to figure out how play Start at 70 %

I never thought about distributing materials throughout the base. Makes sense for less travel time for production

Why do you say the shantys are better than the tenements? Is it a cost Vs population thing?

Awsome video! Much needed knowledge

Suggestion: It's important to have 10-15% of your population as carriers as a general rule, you can set the number of carriers at your campsite/headquarters. Another important tip is to set production limits on your buildings, so that you don't overwhelm your storage if you are doing other things. Managing what you have stored is important, the only things you should keep an excess of is medicines and things you intend to use for trade. By controlling those limits of production AND by arranging the appropriate storage places closer to either the places that produce them or use them, you save A LOT of time of your carriers moving goods around. Within each storage facility you can allow only certain resources to be stored there as well as request to have materials delivered there. As an example, if you build a tailor, your tailor needs fiber. So building a stockpile/general storage right next to the tailor while also excluding things that aren't in line with it and requesting fiber to be delivered to that particular storage you can ensure your tailor only needs to step outside the tailor building, take a few steps, then go right back into making more clothes. In the same line, the production of fiber used for tailoring should also be very near to your tailor. So when you build your hunting cabin, you should build your tailor near the hunting cabin as well as if you grow flax for fiber those fields should be near to your tailor. Other fields for food should be near to your cookhouse/mess hall for the same reason with the food stockpile/general storage excluding things that aren't food related. Doing a smart setup like this maximizes your use of carriers, increases production as your workers in each facility don't have to travel. In the early game, feel free to make as many stockpiles as you want, as they only cost 10 lumber and hold a decent amount. In the mid game you want to use general storage but in the beginning it is cheap enough to build them and it adds up to a lot of time/efficiency savings. It can also be worth it if establishing a "remote work site" like where you are mining metal/concrete to set up housing there, with an outhouse and a food stockpile that requests to have some food/meals delivered to it. This way your workers can sleep there, wash, eat etc and not have to walk all the way back into the town center. Make sure you set up a guard post or two as well though to ensure there is some protection if attacked so you don't lose valuable workers, buildings and materials. Make sure that you build your schools by central housing and food production, both to maximize your burners but also to ensure that any children you have go right from home straight to school and can eat easily then spend the rest of that time moving boxes around to help out.

Fired flare, 12 people arrived, no guide telling me what to do. They all died, game uninstalled and binned

I didn’t buy a game to keep restarting for ANY REASON

It's easier than this as long as you have the talisman of betrayal and the heavy axe return slam skill... IYKYK

just gotta know her move set and have good gear and you’re good

Nice Tips and Guide.

Is there a part 2 to this??

Cemeteries dnt cause pollution the nitrogen in the body is good for the soil. So dnt know why this game says they polute the ground.

21:52 - “Settelist” - well, words can be fun. When my son was three, he identified someone smoking a cigarette on a street corner as a “cigerrator”.

This was very helpful! I wasn't sure which one I needed, and as a new player, I was struggling with a 75% difficulty level, so was looking for an approach to help make the game a bit more manageable in the early stages as I learn the mechanics.

My current favorite group is Ember, Melanie(spelling??), Quinn and Rita. In my opinion they make a we rounded crew.

That is a decent explanation, but it is confusing to read your on-screen text with your voice over. Confusing.

Look at soil fertility overlay before placing all your tents and the campsite. Don't place tents on green soil. Save that for your resource buildings

I have Surviving Aftermath since 8.IX.2022,and my bigest problems still is falling comets,and dead colonists.And i just want to have fun by building post apocalyptic city,without any stress.So how i can play casually?

geeee amazing guide hope you're stay active with this game

Thank you for making this video.

I already avoided mistakes 2 and 3 (well ok I sometimes tend to place starbases at every system I see...) but didn't realize that I was making mistake 1, lack of many science ships. I guess I'll try to add more science ships to my fleet from now on.

I played the game for years - I didn't realize you could even automate research choices.... Picking them is the most fun I have in the game a lot of the time why would you ever want to automate that?

Nice

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PLEASE EXCUSE THE RENDERING ERRORS FROM 3:50 to 6:20. HOWEVER, IT DOESN'T TAKE AWAY FROM THE AUDIO. APOLOGIES AHEAD OF TIME!

This walkthrough has been so helpful for my own playthrough after buying the game for the first time not too long ago, thank you for all the tips and Loving this series man!

Keep pushing man 👏🏾

only good tip i saw here is no auto resertch

and no military till 2250 can be an bad mistake depends on your situation and what are thos tips you can go to like 4 over on starbase and you shud be fine unless your energy and alloyd starvd

i have playd it for around 1.8k hours and normaly 1-2 sience ships is plenty for me i normaly newer do more then 2:)

good video nice advice :)

I too question the idea of minimal early navy. Perhaps this works at lower difficulties, but as you up the difficulty (not even the aggression) you should be more prepared to have enough military to dissuade neighbors from warring early if you seem weak (low military). While you certainly need to be prepared to fend off aggressive neighbors who want your stuff, at higher difficulties you should be aware that even "nice" neighbors may declare war to vassalize and "protect" you. At the minimum, I'd urge people to be very aware of their neighbors. Sometimes you can get away with nothing but friends nearby. Sometimes there's a fanatic purifier who will start trying to purge your species at year 10.

I gotta disagree with the early aggression. Captain difficulty at the least will always take out a weaker neighbor. Either to "protect by vassalizing" or straight conquering you. Easist way to avoid early war is to plan for war. Max your fleet cap while colonizing your first two planets.

"You are not going to be attacked in early game" The gegemony that spawned near me and immediately declared war on me as soon as I found them: "I don't think so"

Great video, like and subscribe earned brother

No.1 mistake that stellaris players make is not selecting a Fanatic Materialist + Militarist ethics with the Imperialist + Ascended Meritocracy civics and a cool blue flag with Earth as it's motif human empire.. Would you like to know more?

i just got started on this game i was told by a friend it's very immersive and you can make lore do you know how i would be able to do something like that?

You can explore with a military fleet that has an admiral. That can let you get your bearings in the local area to send the science ships to a better plan of expansion. If you have too many scientists they will level slower. A larger early fleet can be very impactful as it will give you some influence and the relative strengths may be rated widely in spite of only being a few hundreds power apart.

if your not taking 25x crisis by year 100 you're doing it wrong

Two tips from me. First, round numbers are the best. The less physical change the cashiers need to give, the faster they'll get customers out of the store. Pricing everything to the nearest whole dollar means no coin change at all, and as you get to higher levels you can price to the nearest 5 or 10 and make it even quicker. Second, since there's no limit on how much of a product you can buy, Market Price is just a number. By selling things below that MP, you may turn less profit on each item sold but you'll sell significantly more items. People will be surprised that the prices are so low compared to MP, and potentially buy more than they would have otherwise. Sell 1 box at +100 or 2 boxes at +90 each.

I've played a lot of hours on this game and those are all good tips.

It’s painfully common.

I just bought this game. I love playing civ like games. My issues off the bat are my new planets always revolt and im always getting into wars early on. The ai always attack me and basically idk how to build a good fleet or army or whatever

Ok I have about a thousand hours in the game and didnt think I'd learn anything and was just watching to pass time, but that level 1 for lots of ammo to sell is new to me and really smart.

The absolute best advice for a new player is how to build a horde night base for day 7, like a simple zombie dropper or melee setup. That'll save more runs than any other single tip that can be given.

I didn't know about the XP juice, so that's a great help in my quest to get to level 300, thank you 🙏

anyone know if grandpas lernin elixr effects sharedxp gain?

These tips kinda suck