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Episode 6 of Timberborners Season 6!! Can my beaver colony survive the hardest difficulty on the smallest map?
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[@NiyaKouya]

As several people already commented on the last few videos, move the dam at the map edge one block inwards. There's apparently a "glitch" that pulls water through the dam blocks, so you lose water by having them right on the edge. And PLEASE, work on your pathing! With the new 4 water pumps, your beavers have to run across the whole map to get to work or to get a drink... At least one path across the water should decrease that path length quite a bit... Oh, and as others already mentioned, building a new levy wall in front of the old pumpers is a massive waste of wood. Just demolish the old pumps when the new ones are up and upgrade/rebuild the lower levy wall to the new height. Will mean you have to also rebuild the 3 flood gate pieces, but that should be doable right after a drought.

[@fanOfMinecraft-UAs_channel]

Exactly!!!

[@seb1500]

I'd seen that and I thought it was just the water going over the top but that makes more sense now, also yes the new levy wall also wastes reservoir (idk if that's spelt right) space making it smaller. Also the pathing is actually painful it waste so much time

[@raymedina7880]

I commented this exact comment in his last video lmao, READ YOUR COMMENTS MATT!!

[@maciejp7829]

Matt is secretly an architect so will not read comments

[@raymedina7880]

@@maciejp7829 🤣🤣

[@River_runs_thru_them]

Hey Matt, just so you know, each beaver requires 2 units if water per day. That's how I've been making sure that I have enough water to get through the droughts. Love the series!

[@anthonymudge9768]

I got corrected on the Discord, it's actually 2.13 units of water a day, but it's close enough I think!

[@colincramer2393]

I always used 3 units per day, which got me plenty. But it also been a while since I played

[@fallatiuso]

Remember Matt, a small tank only stores up to 30 units of liquid, while a medium water tank stores _10 times_ that amount, it is genuinely a *significant upgrade* both in space taken and capacity. (meanwhile a large tanks storage is only 4 times that of a medium tank so it's not as an big upgrade until later once you're well established.) So you should switch to them at the soonest possibility next time so you can store as much water as possible as soon as possible.

[@Taolan8472]

Yeah hes trying to jump the tech tree and it nearly killed the beavers.

[@danieltan7344]

Agreed on the given point, but just pointing out bit more context on the math: given the same space, medium tank stores water 2.5x more efficient compared to small tank, while large tank only 4.44x times, while correlating it with the medium tank, large tank stores water only 1.77x more effective. While large tank have the best efficiency, the medium tank triumph as the main major upgrade there

[@TheZarolis]

Matt you should wait until the four new pumps are in, and then disassemble the four old ones. and use the existing levies to build the higher levies. think of how many cubes of water you would get

[@jasonstephen7564]

Yeah I was gonna say the same thing. That stretch of new levees in the front make the dam so tiny, I doubt there's any significant water gain whatsoever.

[@Ceege48]

And it kinda makes the old pumps useless

[@nacoran]

Not just because it would be higher, but because he could make it wider. I think his current expansion isn't really as big as it looks because it's adding a lot of levee blocks where water blocks were before.

[@Thesilentone88]

Was about to say the same

[@fanOfMinecraft-UAs_channel]

YES!! I have just gone into comments that he is an architect for doing that! At the start I thought that he has got a great idea I thought about, and that he will place 5- tall metal floodgate, but his architect brain couldn't get such a great idea Like the top comment so RCA (Real civil architect) sees this and rebuilds it properly

[@TheFracox]

With the internal dam u're losing water, cause the volume of the levys inside the actual reservoir, almost compensates the volumes of the new dam, only go up instead of width. And move the gate to 3 the last 0.3/0.2 hours of water so you gain half a level, even if there is a very minor flood.

[@Blaquer17]

"why is there no fire?" Considering it's at the end of a long drought and there's basically no water in reserve, I think the beavers not starting a campfire was very wise.

[@Pauel3312]

I think you'd rather have your new dam on the outside of the old one, because I didnt do the computing, but it looks like the actual volume of water in your projected reservoir is lower than in the current reservoir.

[@nacoran]

Maybe not less, eyeballing it, but certainly not nearly as much more as he is expecting.

[@MateusTNT2012]

Exactly

[@rubikfan1]

7:35 that water storing lake needs to be waaay bigger. Time for some dynamite.

[@Fyreflier]

Agreed. That one pump at the end furthest from the waterfall shouldn't be built until dynamite is available so that he can get that one extra block of depth for the 'straw'. And then he needs to level the whole interior of it for maximum storage.

[@nwngunner]

he also needs to dredge out the river and put flood gates at the end of the map. If he could get down 2 blocks water problems would be mostly solved.

[@AWest-en5ee]

Loving this series, though I'm questioning why an engineer would make a dam that is clearly too small, then build a second dam inside it (which'll "steal" volume from the original dam), with enormously long pathing to the actual beaver settlement where the water is needed...it makes for good fun and curiosity of how long your beavers will survive though, I'll give you that!

[@exseen24]

2 things first you need more canola storage, you got plenty of seeds just no where to put the oil, its an great food with its conversion rate. 2nd you need more metal/gears for the other large tank. then more of a side note once the new pumps/platforms are done you can close off the wall without using a tunnel then just demolish and build up your previous wall instead of building a new one, also get rid of your dam paths make a path through water for easy wet fur bonus

[@skymallliving6646]

Change the dams at the bottom of the map to floodgates and when there's .5-.3d until the drought starts, put all your gates up to max height and top off the reservoirs. Bottom pool lasted in my game almost 20 days without completely evaporating.

[@tomatilloleaf]

If you move your lowest dam back from the edge of the map 1 row, the bottom reservoir will hold water better. Like it won't get sucked off the edge of the map. I also recommend going way deeper in your mega damn. This map is ruthless on hard mode! Definitely invest in better water storage too!

[@ronaldocala8447]

This one is the best Timberborn series so far, loving the crazy ideas and the suspense

[@Paladiea]

Also, Matt, just before the drought you should raise the flood gates to maximum height so you can get the most water for your storage.

[@aButch7]

Just want to say, I caught myself whistling the intro yesterday. This series really brightens my week, thanks!

[@Bruhkake]

I wish I could whistle 😙😢

[@PHIL_DA_KRIL_TOOK_A_CHILL_PILL]

@@Bruhkakelol

[@herbalderp]

Can we fix the bottom reservoir so it stores water properly 😂😂😂

[@walkir2662]

Large tanks before dynamite. That was unexpected.

[@mtbrocket]

Great video. 😊 You are going to need at least three of the large water storage tanks and very little pumping while in the drought and tons of pumping in the wet season. I usually flood the bottom section and grow water plants there. Good luck, you’re not yet sufficient enough to survive two or three back-to-back long droughts but you are getting there. 😊

[@jakeking974]

>be Matt >Rapidly acale back everything in order to produce just two hydrofarms "Yay, I did the thing" >Immediately move onto the next thing >Wait why is the water gone? >Solve water problem I totally didn't create "Yay, I did the thing" >Worry about solutions to a problem that doesn't really exist >Completely forget about the farming problem

[@Modern_Ostrich]

You're in decent shape. You'll need around 100 water a day to satisfy your 34 beavers. Meaning you'll need storage between 900 and 1000 by day 9 with some water to satisfy crops/trees. Also good to note that the deeper the reservoir the lower your ratio of evapotranspiration loss, prioritize height over area. A staged pumping system with high prioritized flooded pumps that are in the reservoir is helpful. They allow you to automatically transfer beavers over once they become unflooded, and you can reach the bottom of your reservoir that way too! (Works well with bots who can pump through the night)

[@livestefan]

Your newly drawn dam is actually the same capacity, if not lower than your actual dam. DAMn man!

[@Skiman__]

I guess his plan is to build it as “tiers”. So the new one being built is going to be taller than the old one, so it holds more water then overflows into the old one and then downstream

[@livestefan]

@@Skiman__ yea, good point, but even as that, the big wall in the middle of the dam is kinda useless

[@tomasmcmarques]

loving this series. Here's a thought: in the new dam could you use triple platforms with levees on top to save resources? That way you also ensure the level for the existing water pumps is always at least the height of the triple platforms.

[@SoupMagoosh]

You can’t build levees on platforms

[@blakethegreatone2058]

I love it when a new timberborners episode is aired. Matt needs to pitch this series to netflix.

[@mwphoenix3317]

@RealCivilEngineerGaming - It looks like you didn't replace the path on your central dam after you replaced the block broken to let water down to the lower level. So your beavers are taking longer than they need to get to their work locations.

[@nacoran]

You need to put a piece of road over the dam that you destroyed last time.

[@usshared1649]

This was irritating me throughout the whole video

[@Krell356]

It's better if he doesn't. His beavers will path through the water this way and gain the wet fur bonus.

[@brendotheoffendo]

Timberborn has to be my favourite series. To be honest I have never played the game but I do love watching you efficiently making everything inefficient because you have allowed architecture to infect your builds. Can you play on the Terraces map for the next Timberborn series? It's a fairly big map with a lot of potential for massive dams, drainage and irrigation infrastructure.

[@RealAndySkibba]

Best part of Mondays. Love Timberborn

[@jakeking974]

RCE, I think a good idea for preserving the colony overall is to restrict moments when you let water through dam during droughts because it's clear a day or so without water won't completely decimate the colony AND every time you transition the dam lower, it spills off and wastes water while also causing damage to the colony. I think it's worthwhile to both limit how often this has to happen as well as maximizing how long the colony can last without intervention on behalf of the dam since that will extend longevity. Like, I didn't even realize that the small tank holds just 30 units and the large holds 1200! That's more than 30 units squared, so that's A LOT more stored water.

[@Tommy1through9]

Just a thought on how to help preserve water flowing through, Reading through the wiki, the end of your river has dams which only hold water up to .65 which is suboptimal during the dry season, if you could move the dams in one space to allow a pathway through then put floodgates on the edge of the map you'd be able to retain full water in that area during the dry season by closing them and then opening them in the wet season to allow the water to spill through keeping that area from flooding. This should preserve maximum water in the end of that area and have no loss when it needs to be flooded after it dries out. Love the series!

[@snakerattleroll6678]

Assuming a Beaver needs 2 units a day as another viewer mentioned, that's 70 Units every day. 35*2*18=1260 You're short by about 260 with that 1000 Units, but it's nothing a few log pumps can't handle. If it were my colony, I'd turn off the Birth Tubes until the drought ended, starting when the youngest of the current generation hits adulthood. I'd also look at replacing your current Small Tanks with Large or Medium ones, the more water One can store, the better. Don't turn your nose up at Medium, it uses the same space as two Small tanks but holds 240 more units of water and won't cost Metal Blocks like the Large Tank will (though for reference, the Large tank holds 1080 units in the same space number 4 smalls, but replacing ALL your applicable water Storage is asking for a ransom in metal).

[@JGomiero]

each new episode of timberborn I die a little bit with Matt’s (bad? good?) decisions

[@Johnyisme]

I LOVE TIMBERBORNERS!!

[@darkshadowking7346]

God I’m watching this and watching how much he freaks out about not having food and not having water. All I can think of every time is Matt you super high priority everything that specific priority level should only be used for food and water as it is the only resources you need for your beavers to live you don’t need oil to live you don’t need planks. Now I’ll say building water storage and making dams and stuff does fall under beaver survival as it ensures that the water doesn’t dry up and the food doesn’t die. If your really having trouble look at it like this survival is highest priority. High priority is to make stuff that makes your highest priority last longer. Medium priority is normal priority as in not essential to survival or helping it. And anything lower is stuff that is not needed but over a long period of time makes beavers happy and eventually live longer and help food and water but isn’t essential and therefore workers need not be there until let’s say the drought where your log pumpers can work but shouldn’t because of storage.

[@jynx2501]

I feel like your new dam project didn't gain any more storage. I feel like the overall volume didn't change. You went up, but scaled the wall back a lot.

[@greyraven1987]

Always a favorite series! Got me into the game as well and restarting as the Iron Beavers. Keep this going Matt until the next episode!

[@Merrorh]

go for dynamite, make 1 tile reservoir in the middle of the fields, and a building to fill it. 1 full irrigation tile will be able to sustain green tiles through almost any drought, and will allow you to pump river dry. This tile may also double as roads, too - just place them under.

[@rm6176]

and for a temporary solution when you just don't have dynamite and paper yet...build a mini dam with one space for water and a water dump with a ladder to it. Yes, it uses 8 dam blocks but desperate times require desperate actions.

[@TheMostUt]

Something to think about: I know it's a bit expensive, but building platforms over rivers to place the farm houses and things that don't require ground to be built will open up land for food. Water storage close to the pumps, obviously. Also, getting to the mid game where you can build explosives should be higher priority. That will allow you to cut the river down to increase water storage capacity. Also, I love Swinter!!!

[@jaymorrison2419]

Also planting some food in those shallow rivers...

[@cathygrandstaff1957]

9:02 Matt check your paths, you didn’t path all the way across the rebuilt dam so beavers can’t use it as a bridge. Also make another barracks, some of your beavers are sleeping outdoors.

[@tokul76]

Building second dam to reduce total water capacity with levies. Smart architecture. Explosives are probably better solution for water problem.

[@rm6176]

Hay RCE-once something dies like your berry bush in the water you can just build on them. You don't need to have someone dig it up. I will often put a road on it and then remove the road and it looks nice. A nice short cut when you really need your workers elsewhere.

[@Angelsilhouette]

You shouldn't have built a second, higher levy behind the first, you should have waited until the back 4 pumphouses were built, destroyed the front 4, built up the front levies, rebuilt the pump houses and, during a drought, replaced the floodgates with taller ones or broke them and built levies beneath and built them higher so you could have a larger rear reservoir. You could then rebuild the rear 4 pump houses on platforms with their straws in the deepest part of the reservoir and break the pumps downstream. Once you did that, you could build levies at the end and flood that entire lower area to create another reservoir. Put platforms across the reservoir and then rebuild the pumphouses with their straws in the deep part of the river and now you've got even more water for the droughts. After that, you've got plenty of water for your vertical farms so you don't need to worry so much about farmland.

[@unclewilco]

Long time watcher, first time poster, I don't have a PC but still watch Timberborners series ( hate the song) but love the series (and paddy) , as I'm middle age and used to love these sort of games...... needs more bridges - tempted to get a gaming PC for my 52 birthday........ unless Timberborn comes to ps5 () City skylines is.... but no beavers...

[@jacksonstarky8288]

I hope we actually get to see the finished dams in THIS series. I'm still miffed about not seeing the finished Giga-Dam from the last(?) season... you really need to go back and finish that project, Matt... assuming you still have the saved game.

[@Kwauhn.]

12:14 "This number up here, 324, it's going to be dropping constantly" _Immediately goes up go 326._

[@miroslavdanchev6825]

This is my favourite series keep up the good work RCE

[@radu-teodormicu4499]

The start music never gets old

[@WJS774]

Matt makes such good decisions. Given a choice between letting the river refill and rejuvenate all his crops and pumping water out at the bottom, and closing the floodgates and pumping at the _top,_ guaranteeing that it takes extra time for the land to go green again, which does he choose? That's right, he chooses the latter.

[@painless_exe2403]

RCE, by the way just so you know, you have a mod installed where you can build foodgates that are more three blocks tall.

[@CopperPipe938]

"the beavers, they are well prepared to pump their wood" -Real Civil Engineer 9/11/23 3:31

[@ShawnHCorey]

GG. You should replace the dams with floodgates; they have more control. And since there's a path to the spring, dam the pool at the spring with floodgates and install a pump to get water as soon as it comes back.

[@SnyperMK2000JclL]

Oh man, I would LOVE to see you try out the Water Beavers Overhaul Mod... boy ooh boy is it a pain yet hella fun, sooooooo much change!

[@Wolf-dn7uo]

the location of your large water tank would've been better in that spot between the upstream log pumpers and your barracks. Another thing you can prolly do is make your river deeper by building a tall levy (at least 3 blocks deep) along the river side and keeping the dam away from the edge of the map (as others have already pointed out)

[@notassexyasitseems3050]

I’m just binging season 6 of Timberborners. Loving it so far. Just as a heads up, this episode doesn’t seem to be in the playlist, so I almost skipped it thinking it was deleted.

[@k-lumschmit8813]

just when I thought there was nothing on you always bring the goods!

[@TiagoFreire]

Without more water, a 30-day drought will be instakill. Build a megadam on top of the waterfall, and/or use floodgate mods to upgrade your dam to store up to 6 levels of water. You may need both suggestions to survive!

[@jakeking974]

I think overall, research needs more focus. I know everything else is a more immediate, tangible issue, but the roadblock to every real solution is the fact that research comes in at like 10 per day or something and the cost of one thing the colony needs is like 1200 or whatever. It's just never going to get any closer to catching up with what is currently available, AND basic research buildings don't need power and it's not like the space they take up is an issue when there's still open space on the map.

[@christopherg2347]

- You need to stop forcing your beavers to run across the entire map. Make a path they actually take a short and direct one. - You should add some power storage. You are often running the wheels with nothing consuming. And it would help a lot if that excess energy could be stored. You have plenty of room for strong batteries on the large dam. Or just even make a large platform tower. - Ideally your reservoir should be the entire lower level of the map. Just build high on the dry land. Or on platforms above the reservoir. - Aqua Farms might be worth planting in the reservoir. Reportedly they need exactly 1 block deep water, but I hope that is outdated.

[@liam5130]

Matt in an active drought: "Why is there no fire going?" 😂

[@eddy1986]

Why not build scafolding over the river and place the water storage on it. Minimize distance between pump and storage

[@bennypmo]

Maybe dam up the top of the waterfall to get one more reservoir. It's small but every little bit helps.

[@TheFracox]

building an internal dam like he does in the video is losing water, cause the volume of levy inside the actual reservoir, almost compensates the volumes, only go up instead of width

[@janhaugen6034]

yes! more Timberborn from the emperor Engineer

[@5Andysalive]

i guess his beavers LOVE night cycles in games!

[@DocDeathSNR]

Day of 9 asking rce to sing ABBAs newest bridge song in a short I work all night I work all day Build bridges so i get pay (Ain’t it sad) But still there always seems to be An architect out for me (That’s too bad) In my dreams I have a plan If I got me an assistant man I wouldn’t have to deal with them; All those angry scumbag meeen (Instrumental) Bridges! Bridges! Bridges! Don’t get midges! They have insect repellent! Bridges! Bridges! Bridges! Don’t get switches! Replacements cost too much!! Whoaaa whoaaa All the things I could do! If I had a couple bridges! It’s a bridgeless world! (Show picture of Golden Gate Bridge) A bridge like that is hard to find but I can’t take it off my mind (Ain’t it sad) And if there was a chance for me the architects would not let it be… (That’s too bad!) So I must leave, I’ll have to go To the US or London, ohhh And build a bridge that’s just the same To live my life not left in shame (Instrumental) Bridges! Bridges! Bridges! Don’t get midges! They have insect repellent! Bridges! Bridges! Bridges! Don’t get switches! Replacements cost too much! Woah woaah All the things I could do! If I had a couple bridges! It’s a bridgeless world! It’s a bridgeless world!

[@Grz349]

Just to point out it would be more efficient to pump as much of the water flow as possible and place it in chosen locations with water dumps. Water store isn’t lost through evaporation like water in dams is.

[@jaxzweers8260]

Good singin Matt and please more timberborners

[@GeraldTheOnion69420]

This entry theme is unbeatable. I think I saw some copy, east Enders?

[@the_samsam]

SANTA PADDY PLUSHIE

[@bruceperkins8304]

one thing you need to make sure your doing is setting things as a priority for your haulers

[@GameSmith007]

Welcome back to TimberBONER!! classic

[@Redyqar]

This map looks like it would make an amazing diorama.

[@ragerancher]

I think you should really look at the larger floodgates mod (can go up to 8 high I think) and also the pipes mod.

[@MrSimpsondennis]

You should put the Water Tanks closer to the Pumpers, they lose A LOT of time hauling water from the pumping station to the storage

[@hanzzel6086]

Or prioritize them by haulers, and actually have some bloody haulers!

[@MrSimpsondennis]

@@hanzzel6086 can't afford to set haulers if you're already understaffed for production

[@hanzzel6086]

@@MrSimpsondennis With a little bit of path optimization and a couple of haulers he would significantly increase production (and thus could reduce the number of pumpers). Plus if he had gone for engines he could cut all power production jobs, because they only need haulers (if properly set up). But alas, Matt is not the brightest.

[@MrSimpsondennis]

@@hanzzel6086 and it's a good thing, optimized play isn't the most fun to watch ;p

[@hanzzel6086]

@@MrSimpsondennis I really don't watch channels like this for the gameplay, I watch them for the host and results. Now, perfectly optimized gameplay would likely interfere with both, but Matt is occasionally painful to watch.

[@antithese101]

My favorite series is back with a new episode!

[@rickbude3866]

Hmmmmm 35 beavers * 19 days * 2 water per beaver per day = 1330 water.. since you only stored 1000 water you will have to do some more log pumping during the drought (I think thats a good idea anyway, all water you dont pump evaporates). And probably pause the breeding pods. Also, 1-deep rivers dry up after 14 days due evaporation, so make the river deeper with levees or dynamite, such that the farms stay green. You can also use the 1-block water dump cheese.

[@TamTroll]

definately think investing in a little bit of dynamite to try and deepen those river channels for more water storage would be a good idea.

[@MattTheEngineer.]

Oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooohhhhh baby We love the Timberbo(r)ners!

[@darrylweinstein5272]

Architects: Let's build more water pumps Engineers: Let's use dynamite to boosh some holes and make our existing dams deeper

[@souperlooper1]

Install 1high dams and cross platforms instead of the half height dam blocks ive forgotten their name. Allow you to store more water just before droughts start wont dry up as quick

[@tomkeane4927]

The bg music guitarist is going OFF. Holy hell.

[@shenryulaw]

Can we praise Matt for the progress on his singing skill ? He got the right tone now, no autotune Matt .

[@Jjjjk783]

Timberborner updates get me through my life.

[@zohaibtariq7351]

Matt you absolute architect you shouldve not built a wall inside dam It reduced the water storage volume

[@joshhorrocks9367]

You should add a water wheel (if they’re in this faction (I can’t remember)) to the waterfall up top

[@blairparkinson8118]

If you want to cheat hack the drought just use 2 dynamite on a single square in your farm areas and then pump water into the hole. This will keep the farms growing for a very long time.

[@sparking023]

It's so nice to see Matt finally learning the game mechanics and micro managing, after six seasons nonetheless!

[@sassmara8376]

I decided to do this map as a challenge with RCE, love these vids, but I am so glad I went with foxtails for this map instead of Iron Teeth. Mostly because of where he points out how everything uses water for Iron Teeth. Only thing I wish I had though would be the longer straws for the water pumpers from Iron Teeth :c

[@noot3778]

you can just pump your water storage at the beginning empty because the farm water won't dissapear on its own, it'll just stay there unless you decide to move it

[@williamfountaine6432]

Hey matt you can survive thirst for about 4 or 5 days 😅. Note the birthing pods will still pop kids out if all the beavers died and they have the resources but the kids cant become adults without alittle water

[@mboyette92]

Love you RCE

[@killxxhollywoodxx]

You know, there's really nothing quit like being forced to pump your log. Forced is a strong word. Encouraged is more like it. 😂💦

[@stephen2918]

1. I don’t think you need the tunnel cos the path doesn’t service anything 2. I’d expand the current dam wall, I don’t think you gain any storage by building it inside of the current, even with the additional height

[@The_real_Hyperaxe]

Hi rce, i hope you make more timberborn videos. I love watching them, also im.yoir bigest fan.

[@caseywain1302]

The best series

[@last_dutch_hero258]

You should just terraform the land, and build a river as high as you can, like, skyhigh. And then you spam loggers and hydroponics, and you just stack up high instead of wide.

[@Hugomanen]

A few pieces of dynamite to create slightly deeper wholes in the river would keep everything watered during the droughts.

[@Moleculor]

You don't need a thousand science and a modded tunnel, you just need stairs. And if you're not going to rebuild the path across the dam, you might as well replace them with floodgates. Better water control.

[@lapisanyta]

I don't know what to say at this point, Matt seemed doing fine in this episode, but I can already imagine him screwed up within 5 cycles, just because he built an extra breeding pod or done something else that tipped over the balance now.

[@Ash43111]

Matt you can plant Berry bushes with the foresters

[@danehewitt]

More timberbourners please 🙏🏼

[@michaelmyers5496]

I think the word you’re looking for Matt is satiated. Satisfied works too. I guess.