One small tip I like giving: cut down any available nearby dead trees before cutting down live, irrigated ones. Plains, for example, has quite a few easily accessible dead pine trees. I cut down any available dead trees first for several reasons:

1) It clears unirrigated land that you could use for space for buildings that don't require irrigation (like housing).
2) It gives the nearby wild trees more time to grow and spread new ones.
3) It gives you a little more time before you need to build a forester.

It doesn't make a HUGE difference, but it gives you some extra logs and a little more time to set up more sustainable methods.

Iron teeth also have scrap forager by default and farm noticably slower than folktails. Also Tubes and houses

I did not expect this crossover

This was a great video man thanks. I just bought the game and watching some videos before I get going.

I have 1300 hours on Timberborn…. A good trick is to click the trees to cut individually…. And don’t click the baby trees…. Your beavers will take the grown trees, but leave the baby trees, then do the same thing to a different area…. Then by the time you get back to the first, the baby trees will grow and create more baby trees…. Again just but the grown trees…. You can stretch early timber a lot further!!

I'm new to this genre of game so layout guide might be nice! Otherwise great video

Been playing this game for a while, absolute banger

Oh sick I was just eyeing this one in the steam sale!

Hey, for a future video, could you make another video featuring Lizardmen mod units for Warhammer 3? Please?

do wind turbines actually produce more power when placed higher up?

Am I tripping or is the background music from Workers and Resources: Soviet Republic hahahaha

Why the tone is a bit weird is it AI

Beavers eat carrots? Grown in buildings, on land? Beavers eat Willows... If beavers evolved to farm, I'd think they'd cultivate things like rice, taro, algae, or maybe seaweed (if they were salt-tolerant beavers?). Or maybe they could create domesticated varieties of willow, like humans did with mustard. Or maybe beavers could evolve to be omnivores and do aquaculture

Beavers growing more beavers in vats? I understand the gameplay need to have a way to increase population faster and use "real estate" to get that ability, but why not just "beaver daycare" or something that allows parents more time to do other things, and therefore more time to have more babies (the actual numerical multiplier doesn't have to be logical, but... beavers growing beavers in vats?) Or more nutritious food, better temperature control, etc that increases fertility and decreases infant mortality?

Beginner's guide😂 why don't you talk a little faster so us beginners can understand what the hell you're saying! If you're going to make a beginner's guide slow the hell down so we can follow you and not have to turn down the speed on the playback

This isn't anything that's not covered in the (pretty bad) tutorial of the game...