Automating EVERYTHING with Golems in Timberborn Update 2!

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Automating EVERYTHING with Golems in Timberborn Update 2!
Timberborn early access gameplay in update 2! With the new update there are mech / robot / golem beavers, battery storages, terraforming, new mechanices, new quality of life changes, and MORE! Today we're starting to build our robot golem army!
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[@aaronkleidon7705]

A small tip that I do on my world is I use a sewer sort of water system. I dig a 4 deep trench and then stack platforms and use them as my roads to not take up any more space I need for my crops. Also might be worth replacing the small wheels with big ones. I believe you will generate more power! Also good to know is that Golems last 70 days or at least all of mine do and I haven't noticed any different durability lengths depending on the jobs. :)

[@Strav24]

Heads take 18 hours to create and limbs only take 4.5, so you only really need one of each to stay balanced

[@scotb7352]

Just what I was about to comment. Since he has 6, he could add one more assembler and everything would be balanced. Also, likely needs to build more gear factories.

[@sneakysoviet9]

@@scotb7352 The part making process takes 18 hours to make everything needed for one golem, but one golem can be assembled per 36 hours in the assembler. Two assemblers are needed per three factories to keep everything chugging along, so long as requirements for making parts are met.

[@usevaladgaponenka773]

And Golem takes 36 hour to asseble, so ratio is 1 - 1 - 1 of each parts factory + 2 golem assemblers

[@onemanzu]

Beat me to it. Parts assemble at different rates.

[@HISKILP]

Dont know why you got more likes than me but I wrote it much earlier than you? weird

[@nopenope8418]

@ImKibitz Me looking at the tooltips and reading the units while listening to your distressed calls and interrogations: "the answers are right in front of you if you,d only take a second to read them!" Units for the Waterwheels is HorsePower/CubicMeterperSecond. Units for the Gravity Battery is HorsePowerHour. You need only one golem parts factory fro every type of part since they produce at different rates and one will make four arms in the same time another will make one torso or head. You need only three golem parts factory for every two golem assemblers as they make parts that much faster than can assemble them... I'm not complaining, this is hilarious to me, that is your style Kib!

[@vito3533]

I got back into Timberborn after your last video, went from ~6 hours to 30 in the span of a few day but I’ve had to quit my save because my 300 beaver colony has already lagged my computer to a nearly unplayable frame rate That’s not stopping me, I’m just going to make a new save and continue the game while using your videos as lessons on how to not make such chaotic messy settlements (which I’m still failing at doing)

[@jacksonstarbringer7972]

I'd really like it if they optimized the game somewhat. 300 beavers isn't a lot when we're playing on the larger maps

[@okachobe1]

lol same. but my computer powered through xD

[@henkheijmen]

@@jacksonstarbringer7972 Yea I agree. The came seems to no even use a computers resources fully. My laptop barely uses over 30% of its CPU and GPU but the framerate for my 400 cogheat beaver matrix is terrible.

[@-neutronyblack-2133]

Awsome videos kibitz! Cms is the unit for speed of flow , and can be measured with a stream gauge , a large water wheel , makes 180hp with 1 cms of flowing water , while a compact one makes only 40 , in your design , you are using 2 comapct water wheels , so 80hp/cms , and if you use large water wheels , it will generate 180hp/cms , so you gain 100 more power per row of wheel!

[@nopenope8418]

However, the large wheel is 2x5 and the small wheel pair is 2x3 so the actual gain is only 120HP/CMS for two large or three pairs of small!

[@S3t3sh]

I believe cms is cubic meters per second, but I'm not 100% on that.

[@cybertramon0012]

I did like how you were talking about breaking the game by having a golem using a power wheel and as you hover over it you can see it already says 'beaver only'. Looks like the developers were one step ahead of you, Kibitz.

[@pandeomonia]

They did a neat job implementing the golems, I'm particularly liking control towers consuming science to make it an infinitely needed resource. My only concern is if golems come in too late -- something I feel like happens a lot with Anno 1800, where you get a bunch of new stuff once all your cities are build up and production chains are done. I always feel like gamechangers should come earlier, and then give you something else to work/look forward to, but I dunno how best to accomplish that.

[@ThemLoLShortClips]

Being a seasoned Satisfactory viewer I expected the ridiculous amount of power you generated and I face-palmed when I saw 3 limb factories when the needed quantity is 4. I knew what it was about to happen. I knew it well...

[@Czeckie]

the needed quantity is 1

[@staris3712]

One thing to keep in mind, Excavator generates dirt and can only be worked with golems

[@PastorwithoutaPulpit]

If I use an excavator to create a large hole, if I move the building does that hole remain? I've some ideas on how to use the holes if they do. Thanks...

[@henkheijmen]

@@PastorwithoutaPulpit Yes they stay

[@chaitanyakulkarni6416]

Such a cool update , man wish the mods would allow thr meach bevers to go into the power wheel

[@KimpaTheCool]

Love the Timberborn serie. might not be like this but i think beavers dont cut down trees if you dont have a inventory for it might be why you always have trees left!

[@Wico90YT]

Imagine future humans coming back to find Beaver robots....they'd be thoroughly confused.

[@Jack_Wolfe]

10:19 you could just have the water feed under the path since thats where it has to go anyway

[@MrRaveG]

I love how you’re busting ass making all these videos Kibs!

[@philipptoncar8763]

because Hp don't stand for horsepower but for HAMSTERpower

[@danyael777]

I like the thought of a robot society that's based on vat grown organics slaving away in the hamster wheels. XD

[@Hulderkall]

14:15 Maybe HP doesn't stand for horse power but instead hydro power aka water power?

[@designerplays]

It's obviously Hamster Power

[@jakobfindlay4136]

Hey kibz you only need one limb factory it makes it in a quarter of the time of a head or chasis at 4.5 hours instead of 18

[@MichaelGreen831]

I use one tnt and a water dump to irrigate a large area. All that water you bring in is excessive.

[@zorni4112]

Behold the beaver bechnology

[@FlyingSparrow001]

Love your playing style, just as how you play cities skylines and planning is on point 👌

[@gaalidas4836]

I for one welcome our new beaver robot overlords.

[@matteocdt5214]

Limbs take a fourth of the time to be manufactured you don't need extra parts assemblers

[@oliverrohdin1123]

Definitely a new favorite YT series 😁Keep up the good work.

[@emilemm7832]

I think cms means "cubic meter per second", a rate of flow

[@CrockedAardvark]

Ah yes beings that don't need food or water just power

[@MadMax-yq9ix]

There are golem tiers, but don't know anything beyond that

[@lewis-mindscrambler987]

Minecraft water mechanics. Put some water in the middle and you can farm

[@CraftingCat_IX]

hph is horsepower/hour (basically the same as kw/h) and the large water wheels have 180 hp every centimeter of water per second (makes the most sense) Correct me if I’m wrong

[@Mirality]

No slashes. It's not per hour, its times hours.

[@Skylancer727]

I mean HP could also just mean "hydro power".

[@elliotgullstrand9646]

Will you play railgrade when it releases?

[@GoldenSongEntertainment]

Nuclear Fusion Reactors when?

[@stevewilliams4793]

HP could be hydraulic power?

[@Ashstyx0]

get golems to build more golems

[@mayakovski]

Looks like a great game. I bought it after watching the previous video. Unfortunately it is almost unplayable for me as it defaults to the highest possible resolution and cannot be changed from that. So all of the menu items and display points are so small that they cannot be read. Perhaps the next update will fix this and allow us to set our own resolution.

[@mrs3lfd3s7ruc7]

It's hamster power.

[@Ashstyx0]

my last save i had water under every path way

[@davidr9883]

If you stack water wheels you lose power. But if you separate them with a dam it wont. So I have a canal of twenty large water wheels running at full capacity.

[@crash_hunter8659]

I always thought a dam would slow the water.

[@davidr9883]

@@crash_hunter8659 it dose but so do the water wheels. There's a reduction flow limit for the dams. But not for the water wheels.

[@Devilish_Fun]

Maybe it's Hydro power?

[@SaintedKarma]

Can the golems be put in the job to make the golem parts? If yes they will always have new golems to replace once durability is gone

[@JuddMan03]

They sure can. The only thing golems cant do is work in power wheels

[@atomspalter2090]

nice

[@Spharv2]

What is this map? I've played it before and created a massive reservoir for power and doling out a constant flow of water throughout any droughts, but I haven't played it in a long time and now I've lost the maps I had downloaded. I'd like to get it again and try something different.

[@OniZai]

Instead of horse power, perhaps its hydro power lol

[@bpkillaman7862]

Need. Next. Episode. Now. Please

[@dirtydane2801]

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I craved the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine. Your kind cling to your flesh as if it will not decay and fail you. One day the crude biomass you call a temple will wither and you will beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved. For the Machine is Immortal.

[@Ghozer]

It's Hamster power, not horse power!!!

[@oliverolijung]

Does anybody know, of you can add the iron mines into a existing savegame? I would like to play the game again, but I dont want to start a new session just to get infinite iron.

[@kazmafox7745]

Maybe its Hydro-Power instead of Horse-Power.

[@claudiakachel9593]

Chúc cho Đức Thật nhiều sức khỏe.

[@mv-gf4vu]

Can someone plz say me, how the Name of the map is?

[@alejandrozapataq]

golems are cool but the building where they assemble looks way off of place, feels like it is from a different game

[@imdutch1338]

hey kibitz you know you can teraform and its alot cheaper

[@imdutch1338]

so instead of building alot of dams you could just build dirt cubes made of dirt so you will have a lot more lumber saved for other big experiments

[@mclauala]

@ImKibitz ''How do they know what hp(horsepower) is?'' hp= Hydro Power Babyyy

[@dualexponent5807]

more

[@Sarahbryson321]

Robeaver

[@Buh526]

Beavtorio

[@InservioLetum]

I was curious why this video didn't have an age check, but I may have misinterpreted robot beaver...

[@danieldixon1047]

There are new jobs that only golems can do bc they are classed as too dangerous for normal beavers

[@the_explorer4600]

I did not know that.

[@ghosttwo2]

Golems may be able to perform any job, but they still can't love.

[@isaacmayer-splain8974]

@@ghosttwo2 erecting a new golem

[@trolly4233]

Luddite

[@ratotumalacano7213]

@@ghosttwo2 bet.

[@MichaelGreen831]

I use one tnt and a water dump to irrigate a large area. All that water you bring in is excessive.

[@Torgonius]

Kibz creates the Beaver Matrix, where organic beavers are grown in pods only to run in wheels and provide power for their AI masters.

[@7HEMUFFINMAN]

He's out of line, but he's right

[@HISKILP]

13:17 (dont now if you know this later in the video) a limb need 4.5h chassis and head need 18h ... so 4 limbs can be produced in 18h so you dont need more

[@redman7775]

Given his Satisfactory playthrough, I'm surprised he missed that

[@behrensjulian3602]

i was wondering, if kibz would notice. But no, he redesinged the district

[@HISKILP]

@@behrensjulian3602 i really hoped he would noticed it

[@gaetan5161]

Now the solution : just build 3 more heads and chassis factory to match up and conquer the world !

[@Midnighttigger]

So many people make the mistake of 3 golem factorys for limbs when you need 1 because it takes 4.5 hours to produce a limb

[@VIP-ry6vv]

The power measurement should have been beaver meters. One beaver meter could be how much force it takes for one beaver to move one log one square of distance.

[@ThePunisher4424]

would play the game but my pc is broke sad times

[@MadMax-yq9ix]

What's broke on it?

[@ThePunisher4424]

@@MadMax-yq9ix not sure it not show any picture when I turn it on so I think I need a new graphics card

[@thr3308]

if the golem part factories are that large and stackable, it seems like a great opportunity to stack them all in one column and put some batteries on top

[@Jack_Wolfe]

16:40 if you put the recharge stations in the places they work, they can charge anywhere without needing to route to a charging station

[@jeffreyblack666]

Well if you want to make the golem factory nicely balanced, a single arm factory is capable of producing 4 arms in the time it takes to a factory to produce a head or a body. So 1 of each part factory can produce enough parts to make a golem every 18 hours. And you need 2 assemblers for each. So to balance your new area, you need to switch 2 of the arm factories over to head and body (1 each), and make 3 more assemblers.

[@gregfrister5813]

Love these vids! The CMS unit is cubic meter per second. So if it takes 1 second for the water to flow from one side of a block to another, then you would have the 40HP from the small water wheels. As the flow rate increases, the power output also increases. If you can make the water flow faster then you get far more power from the wheel than you see from the tool tip. I believe those depth sticks also have a flow meter on them so you can gauge power generation if you have one at the start and end of a power trench. Again love the content keep up the great work! PS: I should also add that this is a volumetric flow rate, so if you only have half of the water depth, then you are working at half efficiency as well.

[@musizlover2008]

The head and chassis each take 12 hours to make, the limbs take 3 hours each. Overall, the minimum time to build a golem is 12 hours with just 3 parts factories. But exclusive to the Irontooth faction, they have a fourth recipe which is repair kits. The Folktails golems have a fixed lifespan, but Irontooth golems can be repaired back into working order with repair kits. The only issues are that the repairs take 12 hours, and the bots have to be repaired every 30 days. Also, the Irontooth golems need to be in range of control towers to keep up efficiency, plus they work faster when working with scrap metal. Theoretically, you can build a Beaver paradise where they can spend the whole day in leisure while the golems do all the work. Although the concept of some jobs being exclusive to Beavers would hamper that dream.

[@JuddMan03]

Repairs, explosions, pollution and the need to wash it off with showers were all removed in patch 2022-08-24, sadly. You no longer really need control towers, you can no longer select which buff they give golems either. Repair packs are gone and you cant repair golems anymore :( getting wet no longer causes ironteeth golems to work slower nor folktails to work faster.

[@Ciubix8513]

Actually you just need 1 factory of each part, and 2 robot factories to keep up with part productio

[@Mrchese69]

When i searched kibitz it said 1069 videos uploads.

[@SirLordofDoor]

can you do they are billions again? there is something very special in 29 years later.

[@EldGames]

The iron teeth used to have immortal golems....

[@xbox360controller]

Anyone remembers kibitz and the captain

[@koujow]

HP stands for Hamster Power

[@wendigo9114]

Yes new goal only golem city

[@jk0273]

Hi

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

if you've got those 6 golem part assemblers pointing to 1 path, you can line them along the path to construct the Golem at the end of the assembly line.

[@Hlebuw3k]

So, the water flows into the world from pretty high up right? If you just make a giant water lake battery there, you can store it, and release it onto wheels when you need to (and close some gates when there is a drout)

[@pyroman7196]

Why did you put your username in the tags? You realize if anyone searches your name, that has priority over the tags right?

[@duda52488]

Kibz, how about this idea. Make your society ran by the mech beavers. Make the living beavers only work in the beavers wheels and the mech beavers watch over the breeding pods. Think of it, hundreds of beavers run on hundreds of wheels just to provide energy to the mecha overlords!

[@bobheart5195]

Concerning the units of power management. HP would probably not stand for (H)orse (P)ower but rather (H)ydro (P)ower.

[@Erin-000]

Your cities are unbelievable! It genuinely blows my mind that they are real and you didn't cheat (I'm just no where near as good at it and wish I was) HOW DO YOU DO IT?!?!

[@triggeredgladiowastelander3117]

Hey Kibz, Have you played or heard of Colony Survival. I definitely reccommend you play it, due to the what i see as ungodly amount of streamlining.

[@rishoh]

OK, So when you started running the power lines for the Golem manufacturing underneath staircases? My mind kind of exploded, I never considered that. I feel like an idiot.

[@argentpuck]

As you ask about horsepower, I feel it will be unhelpful to point out that the average horse can produce about 15 horsepower. Adult humans average around 5 HP.

[@adamrosenhamer3762]

with the water wheels, im fairly confident that they provide X horse power per cubic meters per second. aka hp/cms. i hate the way that that's done cuz its confusing but basically hp is not capped at a max value per wheel like before but is variable based off of flow. sorry if that seams obvious lol

[@demris15]

Oh Kibz... how many times have you said good to go forever and either regretted it a few episodes later, or completely change it? Nothing is ever "immortal" ;)

[@zohaibtariq7351]

So according to the story of game humans destroyed themselves(by war,pollution or climate change idk how) and now beavers are doing the same they are building robots who will build more robots as a result the cycle continues Maybe in next update we will see a story mode for this game

[@miccrhaafetl5101]

14:38 “All of this has happened before. All of this will happen again.” - Number Six

[@moonstar7255]

Kibitz can you PLEASE play captain of industry again PLEASE

[@matzkampers5266]

Kibitz:”golems is the name of the game.” Me:”I thought it was called timberborn.”

[@salmon2470]

Golems can't run the wheels? No problem, just let them handle some regular jobs, and fill the wheels with beavers who get replaced by the golems.

[@danyael777]

"Horsepower" is your interpretation of hp. The beavers only know power is measured in hp and that is per (s)econd or per cubic meter a second (cms at the waterwheels) Makes more sense than liters i guess.

[@thatsweirdt]

The compact wheels are so inefficient comparing to the double block water wheel. Changing them will make more power outof that channel

[@ArinJager1]

I thought it could be "hydro power", but the windmills give it, too, so... _myth busted_ I guess

[@BlueNEXUSGaming]

How long until you find out they named it Hydro Power?

[@skyzaglined1483]

Have you ever tried to see if falling water can turn water wheels faster, it would make sence but I don't know.

[@Jack_Wolfe]

12:49 i dont get when you left space behind the lumber yards. except for symmetry.

[@Cjxtreme66]

Bruh. Math. The time to make all the necessary parts for a golem/coghead amounts to the same.