26:25 Beavers get contaminated by going into a bad tide. You sent builders to complete the flood gates while the bad tide was in full swing. You also had a gatherer entering the river filled with bad tide to collect mangrove fruit. Lucky for the gatherer it didn't spend to long in the bad tide and isn't going to die like the builders. But now you have a ladder sending the new builders to their death to build a water wheel and levee. Use platforms or bridges, when building in bad tides, to save the beavers, it's worth the extra work.

15:12 I would add a lumberjack up here and have them chop down a strip. Then add a path over the strip to add levees to push a bad tide off the edge.

You really need to section off the river. The smaller the area the less it evaporates. Also you need to add other crops. Just one crop will be favoritised by the beavers, so give them options and one will build up in storage. While berries need to be used for the creation of new babies.

The dams by the water source should of been built on levees with levees off to the side to redirect bad tides off the map.

What mod for the water tanks

You Deff need more water storage I’m amazed you keep surviving droughts and bad tides. Should grow more wood on the coffee side too or the engines gonna burn through them all

Yay! 5 haulers! <assigned 300,000 jobs> lol :D ... BTW.. For 50 beavers.. You should have 3-4k in water tanks minimum :D

Firsteenth! :p

You and I have the same number of subscribers! Yay. I love this game and I should have watched this video first as I was hit last night with 3 bad tides in a row. Lost 1/2 of my population due to starvation. I did not have those containment barriers made in time.

You should add some background music

I never knew you could place the gears in the water like that

Sorry for the book! :P 15:00 you could have slapped a couple loggers way up there to chop tree's and it has a storage built in for logs, and costs nothing, and woulda been an automatic local pull source for logs ;) 24:30 the water isn't allowed to flow directly off the map there.. a couple explosives on the sides would give bad water a route away from the sources, to exit map :D You can even add 2 floodgates/ sleuths more, one each side so when you raise the group for bad water, you drop the 2 on the sides to allow the bad water through ;) and BTW.. you know you can make water wheels side by side to cross the entire waterway.. then pass power through buildings and piping :D no levee between needed, so you should have 6 wheels instead of 4 :D <whispers> I just slap platforms across the water so I'm side building the water wheels :D 49:30 if you're trying to get more power from wheels, you need to do it via water folding. Just sticking up levee's will only make the water upstream over flow ;) to water fold.. go upstream where the water drops a tile or more.. look at how many "faces" there are. a "face" is sides of blocks.. Lets say it's a 3 tile wide stream. That allows 2.2 water per waterfall, so being 3 tiles, it's 6.6... Now, if you say, slap a levee on that middle tile, extending it so all 3 aren't a straight line. You now have 5 "faces" the water falls off, upping the waterflow to 11 instead of 6.6 ;)

Firsteenth! ;)

Consider building another farmer's hut, especially if you're not going to touch the higher tier foodstuffs for a while. Its OK to rely on kohlrabis, berries and mangrove as long as you throw enough beavers at it.

14:00 .......... Why?? lol ... 27:55 Yes.. I made the timestamp after you realized.. PSST! Don't forget to pump water! ;) speaking of water... 12 levy's in a dried up area making a 3x3 square to dump water in, far from any water to contaminate it.. Gives you a never worry about contamination zone that you can plant a ton of oaks and harvest forever.. Helps for main contaminations where your main tree source dies ;) 37:00 uhh... interesting method for your powered buildings and wheels... :D ... 38:19 only powered buildings, and other specific buildings pass power.. a box with wood in it, I wouldn't think would pass through :D ... 42:03 what I usually do for inventors... I'll set one to second to lowest work priority, then I set the rest to the lowest. Reasoning.. Things like production you turn on and off completely.. Things like building, hauling <most things for long distance should be doing haulers, short runs the building workers> are essential, but you basically "automate" them.. Science you need yes, and 1 working alot works fine unless in a hurry.. The rest being on lowest priority means, they'll only invent, AFTER all maintenance things for everyone to live are satisfied :D <and when I'm not building, I just shut those off too> ... 44:40 funny this timestamp.. cuz my brain is ERROR 404 atm... you coulda had the 2 buildings side by side, then chained the 3 wheels side by side, adding 4th if needed.. no wheel of pain needed lol ... I love that forehead slap.. its one of my fav childhood movies :D ... 51:50 this is where over complication strikes lol :D ... I'm loving watching you struggle.. Not haha laugh at you, but seeing you think it out and the solutions you come up with :D Some are interesting :D You're doing great, don't let anyone say you aren't :D You'll perfect things in no time! :D

It's hard to watch your gaming style. You should use beavers more effectively. You didn't need to go to the source to meet the first bad wave. There is a bad tide waiting to open right next to your base. If you changed the direction of the buildings you electrified and built them adjacent to each other. You wouldn't need to make as many power lines. Effective use is important. But don't worry, I see you are doing your best.

Multiple times watching this episode I’m saying to myself that’s not gonna work or oh god hope he notices in time. At least you fixing the mistakes in real time and no one died, yet.

Wasting beavers time to make them demolish stumps - just build a path over and delete it and it has the same result

Next time, can you please move the camera less abruptly, its very hard to watch. Also, you might want to add the mods you added in the description.

42:00 btw building a water wheel with a land block right after it <down stream> REALLY lowers it's power output.. I try to keep it 2 tiles away from anything like that out of standard ;) As for video length... I know an hour is a long time normally, but barely feels like anything til there's mega time lapses lol

You can do it 🎉

thank u for this video i was very stuck on what to do and this saved me a lot of time