They should make a monsoon season as well. When the water rises 2 or 3 levels so you need to make dams and levies to keep your town from getting flooded.
Maple trees are so OP. replace 1 tree farm with strictly maple, leave some pine to keep a steady wood income and once those maples come in you best make sure you got the wood storage.
I just do some starter pine trees (skip birch; you need so many to build anything) and then all maple. Currently on cycle 27 on hard mode and just have infinite wood.
I've found that making canals one or more deeper than their source is great. That way when/if the river dries up, the canal will retain its water in that deeper section and keep the surrounding area green. Also, if you detonate explosives at night it'll avoid accidental beaver deaths, because sometimes they'll be too close and get killed.
Yes dig deep to hold lots of water.. Best near the crop area in the river next to the bank... Pumps can draw water with there extra long tubes then.... Got a wicked mental image of you seeing how deep you can go while doing giggling with glee... I hope this comment gives you something to look foreword to doing in a vid.
You could put a nice bench on the waterwheel platform! Also you can connect waterwheels directly to MORE WATERWHEELS and have them across the entire width of the river. Some stairs going down into the water are all you need for your beaver builders to swim out and build it there.
Heey Blitz, you can stack waterwheels (into the river) together and it will simply add to the total power, therefore you don't need the expensive engines in your industry
I really hope blitz puts a dam on the river he just made so his stuff will be watered for the dry season (since he isn't pumping water from it it should last a while). Also he can build a water depth measurer so he can know the level of the water. Also turning off water pumps should help the water last longer during the dry season. Great video! Great Series! Thanks for this!
or if he manages to connect it to the main river and not block the water with anything its happy fun times when the river just dries cause it bypasses his currently only river blockage
And since he has dynamite now... He can create his own artificial Lake. 6:20 Those trees he planted to harvest on that dip next to the river. Perfect place to create his own lake. A water reservoir for his lil beavers.
I wish the water level stick did more than just be a visual indicator, though. Maybe have it hook up to certain facilities, like the water pump, and give a condition to start/stop based on water level.
The area he just blew open is behind the dam and at the same level, so all that water should remain in the dry season. That means that he'll be pumping it, of course, unless he decides he has enough water to turn the pumps off, but the extra volume should also make the reservoir last longer.
Dont forget to build a dam, before making an artificial river go down a layer, I think the possibility, that this happens to blitz is very high, but we will see.
good option is to blow up your roads and replace them with platforms for the water to flow along them, blocking them off with a dam so water stays in. ps water will irrigate land for 15 tiles
I get what ya mean (obviously, I'm fond of the color blue), but I do see some usefulness in enabling transparency long-term. Then again, I've been playing on one of the hardest maps in the game which basically requires submerged pathing and seasonal farming...
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 Oh absolutely, transparent mode is required for building in or near water. But you don't need it _always_ on, and as a viewer I'd like to see how the colony looks.
I've been playing on the same map, and have resorted to using explosives as well. I love the waterfall, and it helped me learn about how floodgates work. Also, I made a 'floating city' using platforms to mount the factories above the water, and have multiple waterwheels power them. ... And that's why I didn't get any sleep. I think I got a 'beaver fever' cuz of Timberborn...
@@balbonits i would not be suprised as im using the timber faction currently and the goal of that game is to make a lake city just in the dead ass center of my lake aka im making mega build and am gonna need proably metal platforms
@@lechking941 Yo, I see that you've discovered one of the major efficiencies of the game. So, just because, here's another for ya: seasonal farming. With how you've already figured out platforms, I'm sure you can figure this one out. I've been using seasonal farming on the Thousand Islands map.
Make more big water storage units and pumps earlier on. Also, turn off your pumps during the drought so the water level won't go down and your plants/trees stay alive.
You should build a canal to the pit where your maples are so you can dam it by the river and make a water reservoir. If you don't pump water from it, the lake will keep the land around it green all year long.
Blitz always makes me smile, he’s my favourite TH-camr and he makes the best content with good consistency. Most of the games he plays are on my wish list or I want to get them. Keep up the good work!
If you want specific things built first, use the priority buttons in the tooltip box of the selected building, or the up and down arrow icon on your toolbar to select the priority, and click and drag over multiple buildings.
You can stack water wheels on your existing ones increasing your power supply.. You can also have stairs going into the water and stairs coming out of the water on the other side, and the beavers will swim across the river, but make sure you connect your stairways with a path
Hey Blitz, you should blow a channel between the main river and the little depression where you put the maples, it’ll increase the green area by a lot.
I was internally yelling at him when he decided to plant maples in this area. It seems obvious to use the area as a place to collect water. A small lake would form that would turn most of the surrounding area green. If done correctly i imagine it would be an oasis during the dry season.
You can build water wheels across the river, they stack when connected to each other. And how about a deep hole with water pumps as reservoir for dry seasons?
Hey Blitz, can we have a series, where you play games you used to play, like a couple years ago? I think it would be amazing and if you put them in a playlist you can call it the Nostalgia playlist or something.
Blitz, use your demo to carve out the bowl on the other side of the river to a depth of 5/6 deep, then do a 1x channel to fill it and your won't run out of water during the dry season. your water pumps can go 6 deep.
I'm watching this game get played on two different channels (Blitz and KatherineOfSky), and it's fun for me to compare because both clearly enjoy it, with two different playstyles. They're also playing with different beaver clans, the Fairytails get windmills and beehives instead of engines.
Your little canal is gonna eventually circumvent your dam; so be sure to stick another dam just on the other side of the canal (or even just a single one at the end of the canal will work once its completely around the entire settlement)
During the drought, when you were asking where the power was coming from, you had engines running. All buildings that require power, will share the power through them to other buildings, and through the power shafts. Since they were all linked, when your engines kicked on, it powered your buildings for a short time until the wood ran out.
I hope Blitz makes more Dams so his beavers don't get dead during the next drought. Bc that artificial river he made will end up dumping out all of his saved water behind the dam
If you turn off your water pumps during drought season you won't lose the water preserved by the dam wall. Build a 2nd large water tank and you won't have to worry about running out of water during dry season with the pumps off. The only reason you ran out this time is because your water storages weren't full going INTO the dry season.
You need maple forests. Birch and pine is good while you're waiting for the first maples to finnish growing, but after that you should replace all other types of trees with maple.
Run your canals under your roads to save space. I've heard people also run their gears there too. I'm finding that having a second dam downstream from where I need water from my farms lets me keep my water pumps going until it's exhausted.
You should plant explosives under your water pumps or at least strategically around your crops so when you do loose your water in your river that you'll still have some backup water
hey blitz a bit of advice to keep the water from evaporating behind the levy so fast make it deeper with explosives like when its the dry season also maybe put another levy further down the river and deepen the bed so you can just have a really big water tank you can pump from without making the part of the river that keep your plants growing from drying out also maybe research the adjustable flood gate so you can ether hold more water back in some spots or let it go down stream to keep water wheels turning also using hamsters wheels to produce power makes you consume more food and water per day and the droughts get longer as you play so you might wanna consider improving your water system before you accidently kill all your beavers
Hey Blitz, I have a special request. I want to know how high you can make the base water table.. :D Layers of layers of aqueducts and a series of dam tops to lead water in a beaver created river... :D
your videos always give me some new idea on building my town i wish they add more storage building for the iron beaver, I have like 10 storage building and its hard to keep track of what each buildings have. add more power building for the normal beaver, windmill sucks they stop from time to time, they stop longer than they are working, make something like a advance power treadmill
Use flood gates and when the drought comes out them at max height to keep water the whole drought But if you do it to early you will flood your village
Not sure if you know this already, but the water pumps make it so your canal dries out in the drought season. Turning them off will make the canal last longer 🙂
Blitz, you should stop the water pump while in drought season so u can still have green area. U can see the animation of the water that slowly going down..
Hey Blitz, would you be able to perhaps revisit War Thunder? You did it a few years back but the audio quality was a bit low, so it’d be interesting to see you play it again!
Warning you need a completed path to transfer beavers to a new district and a new district doesn’t come with new beavers so keep that in mind when you make a new district
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Welcome to Timberborn where nature thrives (multiple explosions sound in the distance) and life is peaceful
Omg
Good one
That would be such a funny intro
Don't say it out loud(lol)
🤣🤣🤣
They should make a monsoon season as well. When the water rises 2 or 3 levels so you need to make dams and levies to keep your town from getting flooded.
I think that'd be a lot to keep up with, but maybe they could do some specific maps that have that happen🤔
@@symenbrug1992 I was thinking late game. Like how the drought gets longer the more time you play.
Shhhhh don’t let the devs hear you!
Maple trees are so OP. replace 1 tree farm with strictly maple, leave some pine to keep a steady wood income and once those maples come in you best make sure you got the wood storage.
I just do some starter pine trees (skip birch; you need so many to build anything) and then all maple. Currently on cycle 27 on hard mode and just have infinite wood.
No more than 10 logs cause I'm constantly building then all of a sudden 1200 logs.🤨
This just in! Canadian guy hates maple. More news at 10.
I've found that making canals one or more deeper than their source is great. That way when/if the river dries up, the canal will retain its water in that deeper section and keep the surrounding area green.
Also, if you detonate explosives at night it'll avoid accidental beaver deaths, because sometimes they'll be too close and get killed.
Or you make them really, really deep so that the water stays during the dry season.
How have I not noticed that
What is the death message
@@cjslime8847 [insert beaver name] died of intensional game design
Yes dig deep to hold lots of water.. Best near the crop area in the river next to the bank... Pumps can draw water with there extra long tubes then.... Got a wicked mental image of you seeing how deep you can go while doing giggling with glee... I hope this comment gives you something to look foreword to doing in a vid.
Now the game has a a levy that can be opened and closed to my understanding so you just close it before the dry season and the canal can still be full
You could put a nice bench on the waterwheel platform! Also you can connect waterwheels directly to MORE WATERWHEELS and have them across the entire width of the river. Some stairs going down into the water are all you need for your beaver builders to swim out and build it there.
Someone told him that before AND HE DIDIT LISTEN
Hey that’s a good idea I’ll use that on my village
@@notyetyeet6325 Probably recorded this and the prior video back-to-back.
@@DraconicDuelist I didn’t in fact
@@DraconicDuelist I just watched the last video
Heey Blitz, you can stack waterwheels (into the river) together and it will simply add to the total power, therefore you don't need the expensive engines in your industry
I really hope blitz puts a dam on the river he just made so his stuff will be watered for the dry season (since he isn't pumping water from it it should last a while).
Also he can build a water depth measurer so he can know the level of the water. Also turning off water pumps should help the water last longer during the dry season.
Great video! Great Series! Thanks for this!
or if he manages to connect it to the main river and not block the water with anything its happy fun times when the river just dries cause it bypasses his currently only river blockage
And since he has dynamite now... He can create his own artificial Lake. 6:20
Those trees he planted to harvest on that dip next to the river.
Perfect place to create his own lake.
A water reservoir for his lil beavers.
I agree with all of this
I wish the water level stick did more than just be a visual indicator, though. Maybe have it hook up to certain facilities, like the water pump, and give a condition to start/stop based on water level.
The area he just blew open is behind the dam and at the same level, so all that water should remain in the dry season. That means that he'll be pumping it, of course, unless he decides he has enough water to turn the pumps off, but the extra volume should also make the reservoir last longer.
I saw on another LP that the water usage is 3 per beaver per Day. And the longer you play, the droughts get longer. I hope Blitz gets to see this
I can't wait until Blitz accidentally bypasses his dam with the explosives and loses all his water around the back.
I was thinking the same lol. His priorities aren’t in line
Yupp it’s gonna happen, but he just need two dam blocks and he’s good again
Dont forget to build a dam, before making an artificial river go down a layer, I think the possibility, that this happens to blitz is very high, but we will see.
The TNT business is booming
good option is to blow up your roads and replace them with platforms for the water to flow along them, blocking them off with a dam so water stays in. ps water will irrigate land for 15 tiles
or use water dump. blow up small hole let fill up with water it is consumes less water compared to irrigation and cheaper
I'm so annoyed that the water is always transparent because he's always in build mode. The water is a lovely *blue* normally!
I get what ya mean (obviously, I'm fond of the color blue), but I do see some usefulness in enabling transparency long-term. Then again, I've been playing on one of the hardest maps in the game which basically requires submerged pathing and seasonal farming...
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 Oh absolutely, transparent mode is required for building in or near water. But you don't need it _always_ on, and as a viewer I'd like to see how the colony looks.
I've been waiting ages for this episode to come out
SaMe
Timberborn is great blitz! keep playing it!
Yes!
I've been playing on the same map, and have resorted to using explosives as well. I love the waterfall, and it helped me learn about how floodgates work. Also, I made a 'floating city' using platforms to mount the factories above the water, and have multiple waterwheels power them.
... And that's why I didn't get any sleep. I think I got a 'beaver fever' cuz of Timberborn...
Lastly, Iron Teeth is best beaver race. Even with the Engine needing Logs for fuel, they're more efficient with using their resources.
@@balbonits i would not be suprised as im using the timber faction currently and the goal of that game is to make a lake city just in the dead ass center of my lake aka im making mega build and am gonna need proably metal platforms
@@lechking941 Yo, I see that you've discovered one of the major efficiencies of the game. So, just because, here's another for ya: seasonal farming. With how you've already figured out platforms, I'm sure you can figure this one out. I've been using seasonal farming on the Thousand Islands map.
@@hauntedshadowslegacy2826 well i wish i could on that as currently im stuck tohaving the farms work year around as to little food
DO MAPLE, MAPLE give an average of 1 log 3 day, pine give 1 log every 6 days, birch gives 1 every 9 day, SO USE MAPLE
Build a massive water supply up stream with a massive wall.
Make more big water storage units and pumps earlier on. Also, turn off your pumps during the drought so the water level won't go down and your plants/trees stay alive.
having water pumps on while the drought is going will use up the water in the river and eventually dry it out
Thank you for the amazing childhood you will always be amazing
Maples: 0.33 LPDPT
Pines: 0.16 LPDPT
Birches: 0.11 LPDPT
Just to plan better 😉
*LPDPT: Logs Per Day Per Tree
you should use the leavy to dam up higher on the river to force it over in to the other river bed as it should run over both the river bed and leavey
You should build a canal to the pit where your maples are so you can dam it by the river and make a water reservoir. If you don't pump water from it, the lake will keep the land around it green all year long.
You should build a dam on both sides your new canal so that that area can stay nice and green in the dry season.
Blitz always makes me smile, he’s my favourite TH-camr and he makes the best content with good consistency. Most of the games he plays are on my wish list or I want to get them. Keep up the good work!
Also I’ve been watching since 1 mill
hey blitz love your vids keep the good work up
Me anxiously waiting for blitz to realize that there's less than 100 water left as he rants about explosives
If you want specific things built first, use the priority buttons in the tooltip box of the selected building, or the up and down arrow icon on your toolbar to select the priority, and click and drag over multiple buildings.
I Love this videogame but I Love More the youtuber that plays it, thank you Blitz
You can stack water wheels on your existing ones increasing your power supply.. You can also have stairs going into the water and stairs coming out of the water on the other side, and the beavers will swim across the river, but make sure you connect your stairways with a path
He already replaced stairs going into the water with a suspension bridge setup an episode or two ago.
Hey Blitz, you should blow a channel between the main river and the little depression where you put the maples, it’ll increase the green area by a lot.
I was internally yelling at him when he decided to plant maples in this area. It seems obvious to use the area as a place to collect water.
A small lake would form that would turn most of the surrounding area green. If done correctly i imagine it would be an oasis during the dry season.
You can stack the waterwheels when you build them right next to each other
"Biggest explosion in the history of timberborn" You might have to compete a little harder for that with 'Gamebuster800' for that title
Unlucky about the water cull... but now you have a nice moat around the village. So satisfying yo watch
Blitz, 48 cups of coffee in one sitting is the limit, if you go over then you’ll die of caffeine overdose
Wouldn't your overfilled bladder kill you first, Lol. 😹
Rookie Numbers! Try getting that many with Death Wish coffee!
Heres a tip you can explode the explosives underwater to make it deeper and it wouls mave it last longer
You can build water wheels across the river, they stack when connected to each other. And how about a deep hole with water pumps as reservoir for dry seasons?
That comment about tea...I felt that in my soul. I'm on my second cup of coffee and I feel exactly the same way.
Hey Blitz, can we have a series, where you play games you used to play, like a couple years ago?
I think it would be amazing and if you put them in a playlist you can call it the Nostalgia playlist or something.
I just bought timberborn, im very exited
Blitz, use your demo to carve out the bowl on the other side of the river to a depth of 5/6 deep, then do a 1x channel to fill it and your won't run out of water during the dry season. your water pumps can go 6 deep.
Don't forget to dam the explosion-channel so the water doesn't run out in the next dry season
yay more timberborn
Keep up the good work blitz
I LOVE THIS SERIES
yey timberborn
I'm watching this game get played on two different channels (Blitz and KatherineOfSky), and it's fun for me to compare because both clearly enjoy it, with two different playstyles. They're also playing with different beaver clans, the Fairytails get windmills and beehives instead of engines.
Your little canal is gonna eventually circumvent your dam; so be sure to stick another dam just on the other side of the canal (or even just a single one at the end of the canal will work once its completely around the entire settlement)
New vid came while i ooen my phone omg im lucky
I love your videos blitz
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
You need to turn off water pumps during droughts so the river doesnt dry up. Get more water tanks and punps on during the wet season instead
You can row up your water wheels to go straight across the river to get more power rather than build waterwheels just along the bank
During the drought, when you were asking where the power was coming from, you had engines running. All buildings that require power, will share the power through them to other buildings, and through the power shafts. Since they were all linked, when your engines kicked on, it powered your buildings for a short time until the wood ran out.
You can build depth marker. It is beside the large water tank. It shows the current water level and maximum water level
I hope Blitz makes more Dams so his beavers don't get dead during the next drought. Bc that artificial river he made will end up dumping out all of his saved water behind the dam
Can't wait for more BOOM BOOM
Great vids Blitz keep it up
Finally a new episode
Next time you could make a canal through the beaver city with bridges over it with the water coming from the top of the waterfall
If you turn off your water pumps during drought season you won't lose the water preserved by the dam wall. Build a 2nd large water tank and you won't have to worry about running out of water during dry season with the pumps off. The only reason you ran out this time is because your water storages weren't full going INTO the dry season.
My favorite game ever on all of your videos
I love it
The shredder melt down the ruins🤯
Thanks!
fill the mapple hole with water, after having blown it 2 deep
You need maple forests. Birch and pine is good while you're waiting for the first maples to finnish growing, but after that you should replace all other types of trees with maple.
Run your canals under your roads to save space. I've heard people also run their gears there too. I'm finding that having a second dam downstream from where I need water from my farms lets me keep my water pumps going until it's exhausted.
you can make circle where you put maples into a lake to store water, u just have to make a small canal with explosives
Yeeey
Yes finally
You should plant explosives under your water pumps or at least strategically around your crops so when you do loose your water in your river that you'll still have some backup water
Maples are really good. I’ve never had problems with wood supply after planting maples.
hey blitz a bit of advice to keep the water from evaporating behind the levy so fast make it deeper with explosives like when its the dry season also maybe put another levy further down the river and deepen the bed so you can just have a really big water tank you can pump from without making the part of the river that keep your plants growing from drying out also maybe research the adjustable flood gate so you can ether hold more water back in some spots or let it go down stream to keep water wheels turning also using hamsters wheels to produce power makes you consume more food and water per day and the droughts get longer as you play so you might wanna consider improving your water system before you accidently kill all your beavers
You can build a dam just where you put the explosions in the beginning, then that part is also longer fertile.
Don't forget to blow up down in the water to keep everything irrigated during the drought
Hiya Blitz! (:
Hey Blitz, I have a special request. I want to know how high you can make the base water table.. :D Layers of layers of aqueducts and a series of dam tops to lead water in a beaver created river... :D
When endless is Big letters u know this is gonna be exciting!
your videos always give me some new idea on building my town
i wish they add more storage building for the iron beaver, I have like 10 storage building and its hard to keep track of what each buildings have.
add more power building for the normal beaver, windmill sucks they stop from time to time, they stop longer than they are working, make something like a advance power treadmill
You can also place explosives underwater, to make it deeper. That way you don’t run out of water all at once.
Use flood gates and when the drought comes out them at max height to keep water the whole drought
But if you do it to early you will flood your village
Blits u can connect the water wheels together
U should also dame the water way so during the drout they won't get used up and keep ur area green
A caffeine coma after two glasses of tea? God forbid he drinks coffee; that'll send him to the morgue. : )
Blitz: Kaboom?
The Beavers: Yes Rico, kaboom.
Love the videos been here for years enjoy your content
Not sure if you know this already, but the water pumps make it so your canal dries out in the drought season. Turning them off will make the canal last longer 🙂
So build builders huts and haulers and damn the larger river and make locks to control water and deepen the river
Don’t forget you’ll have to move your dam once you finish with the big booms.
Yes sir
Blitz, you should stop the water pump while in drought season so u can still have green area. U can see the animation of the water that slowly going down..
Already liked this video, i can’t wait for the next video!
Hi, I made some vids check them out.
Your help would be awesome.
Hi blitz
You can place watter wheels in front of one another for space efficiency
Hey Blitz, would you be able to perhaps revisit War Thunder? You did it a few years back but the audio quality was a bit low, so it’d be interesting to see you play it again!
Warning you need a completed path to transfer beavers to a new district and a new district doesn’t come with new beavers so keep that in mind when you make a new district
That's my 2021 favorite game to watch on yt
I love your videos
RUN Forest RUN!!
A reservoir might be helpful, I don't want the iron Beavers to die. (great video btw)