Klondike Lost Expedition Bandit Camp 100% complete

[@zahney1225]

That hotel is better than 2 apartment buildings and houses more people

[@zahney1225]

I liked that this one just one level.

[@Theunknownphilosopher]

Me too.

[@lingeringdreams]

can you tell a brand new player the best way to tackle the other stations? What order to do them in? The fastest way to complete them? etc. Also, can you give a rundown of the best order to buy and build factories and housing to maximise gameplay from the get go? Not looking to avoid the hard work neccessary to do what is required, just don't want to make silly mistakes that make things harder than they need to be.

[@vitaliytitov8866]

I'll share my opinion. In some ways, this game is not for the most mentally advanced. If anything, it has extremely pathetic game content. Know in advance, in all locations you will only... dig (or chop, which in the game is completely identical in meaning). At the same time, there are a number of features that distinguish this game from the series of simply lousy ones. I'll name three. The first feature is that the game is very, indecently greedy for donations. So much so that the natural growth of players is deliberately limited by primitive solutions: you are stupidly prevented from accumulating energy, forcing it to be spent senselessly, and at the same time it is made too bluntly clear that the game requires contributions. The second problem is that the Klondike administration is insolvent, it dumps technical problems on the Plarium platform, it is not able to make administrative decisions on its own, but it writes formal replies quite quickly. The third problem is that the descriptive part and the game script in general are completely unfinished. There is a certain set of narrative texts that, according to a crooked idea, are obliged to accompany players as they pass through locations. However, these texts have no relation whatsoever to what is happening on your screens. For some reason, did you decide that this is some kind of open world? Not really. This is a world in which you are literally forced to do completely meaningless things. For example, for some reason to grow some vegetables, while it is more profitable not to grow them. And for the opportunity not to do stupid things you need... you thought correctly - to pay. That's the farm simulator! Still captivating? Then go ahead, waste your time and really feel what disappointment is.