They added POOP WATER to Timberborn...

[@Timberborn]

Happy birthday, Matt. Please think of this aromatic new feature as a little gift just for you.

[@oldmanramblingatclouds]

Two water sources combining into a single stream? Is that a stealth Strongest Shape™?

[@thatotherguy186]

Matt is pretty much the sole reason I bought this game. Excellent choice in Sponsor lol

[@nvelsen1975]

I like the sponsored link, but already bought Timberborn in the past because I saw it on this channel.

[@prunabluepepper]

Sponsoring Matt was really a good idea.

[@Sumirevins]

This is such a wholesome interaction.Also happy birthday matt.

[@Adalast]

So the devs actually referred to Matt in the logs for the big power wheel. "New building: Large Power Wheel (Logs x100; 4 workers; Iron Teeth only). There is no shame in such labor - this beast has a 300 HP power output."

[@Xalendare15]

@@Trendyflute You must be fun at parties.

[@isupposeiexist]

They also referred to Matt in the flavor text for the Ironteeth badwater blocker. Something along the lines of "should only be approached by real civil engineers"

[@Mets2015WorldSeries]

@@Xalendare15don’t engage with him. He’s just complaining about the devs apparently catering to Matt only.

[@benmalone2]

it went from the wheel of shame, to the wheel of pain, from Conan the barbarian

[@Cipher_Oblivion]

It reminds me of Hydroneer doing the same thing with LetsGameItOut

[@AMan-xz7tx]

quick tip: farmhouses are much more efficient when you have one designated planting farmhouse set to "prioritize planting" and have the rest set to "prioritize harvesting", you'll get 3x the yield from the same number of farmhouses because the planters don't need to go back to the farmhouse to deposit anything and the harvesters can spend less time gathering completed crops, the best part about this strategy is that you can build just 2 farmhouses and that can get you all the way to double the starting population (or triple if you play your cards right)

[@Dark_Plum]

For me most important is to build farmhouse in the middle of fields so farmers spend less time walking.

[@Dragongaga]

but in general, the first thing is to build a second farmhouse for the one field he has instead of starting a new field

[@tommerker8063]

2 iron teeth farmhouses with 1 planter and 2 gatherers can efficiently farm a ca 11x11 field of kolrabis. so 1 farmhouse with 2 planters can roughly support 2 (maybe 3) gathering farmhouses.

[@veerakuusela5005]

Badwater used to flow during draughts, but the devs made it obey draught mechanics. Makes sense, since it’s only ”extract” mixed with water and if there is no water, there is not enough flow to it. Anyway, badwaterpowered industry is still possible thanks to the seal you put on the badwatersource. It has the option to keep it flowing even during draughts.

[@nicreven]

drought, not draught

[@mattymerr701]

​@@nicrevenyou don't like checkers?

[@nicreven]

... I beg your pardon? xD@@mattymerr701

[@robonator2945]

RCE : Becomes most well-known player of timberborn also RCE : Continues using the worst possible method for generating an essential resource for 6 straight seasons, endlessly suffering because of it The Devs : "1 : We're including a copy of Merriam Webster's Dictionary with the word backup highlighted with every sold copy of Timberborn, 2 : power wheels are now 3x larger"

[@keunhwang9893]

Although

[@cesarsalad2092]

What

[@thatoneleaf9895]

I consider you my bestie and all as a random youtube commenter, but this comment hurt my eyes, maybe its because I havent binged the entire Timberborn series, or maybe I just havent reached this level of intellect.

[@zxuiji]

19:40, the cassavas actually work out worse for food count per grown cassava. They're only better if you store mainly the raw form which will last longer than kohlrabi in a drought and bad tide

[@scribeyesteak8758]

So they made the wheels exclusive to the Folktails and instead gave Iron Teeth the Conan wheel...honestly, makes sense they'd quadruple the efficiency of shaming.

[@Vraxes]

Did RCE just go an entire episode without high prioritizing anything?! Also Happy Birthday!

[@pbsixgun6]

Or making 'the strongest shape'...

[@xarin42]

9:24 not the usual Very High Priority, but if you look he did a normal High Priority on the Farmhouse.

[@Vraxes]

@@xarin42 yea he did normal priority on I think 2 or 3 occasions.

[@KatsuneGaming]

Happy Birthday! Also, Wheels of Shame are now a Folktails exclusive. Seems the Iron Teeth get a stronger one. But perhaps you can shame more effectively as Iron Teeth this season.

[@monad_tcp]

that seems fair, the iron teeth have the engine, don't they

[@Fez_Vrasta]

I don't get it, folktails already have an hard time producing energy as they are tied to wind and water. Iron Teeth just need to burn logs instead.

[@ranzera]

@@Fez_Vrasta The Folktails are able to produce power on a much smaller footprint than the Iron Teeth though. It's just a matter of setting up enough gravity battery power storage for when the wind isn't blowing. I just wish the folktail and iron teeth had their bots switched. It seems weird to me that the folk tails would be producing fuels and iron teeth would suddenly go green for recharging their bots.

[@pbsixgun6]

@@ranzera Yeah, that doesn't make a lot of sense.

[@Gilhelmi]

​@@ranzeraI would not call burning hundreds of logs to power my 200+ bots and various industries "green" lol.😅

[@nikopreloznik37]

they dont chop down baby trees even if they're marked, unless u force it by marking the trees for demolition (in the tab where u mark buildings and plants to be destroyed) in which case u dont get logs

[@rizalardiansyah4486]

Pretty sure you can stomp those with pathways to remove them. (Or maybe it only works with the stump?)

[@nikopreloznik37]

@@rizalardiansyah4486 the dry dead ones yes, but not living baby trees

[@shaunacarnline]

Happy Birthday Matt! When you put the Bad Water Cap thing on the Bad Water Source then you can have constant water flow and therefore you will have a constant power generator although with the flow reduction during a drought you will have less power.

[@donaldham308]

17:33 lol. Eenie meanie miney moe only works until you realize it always ends in the same solution every time lol

[@raleighspringstead]

I love when Matt get all excited about the poo water but then realizes it's not poo

[@jase_allen]

It's been a while since I've played, but I think the bad water source cap for the Iron Teeth tribe can force the bad water to flow even in droughts. Also, RCE needs to make sure he has plenty of fresh water stored up. There's a bad water season in which it flows from the fresh water sources as well as bad water sources. And since bad water contaminates the land around it, it can kill your crops if they're too close. It can really screw up your game if you're not prepared for it.

[@stevecole90099]

This. The first play through I had with badwater ended when a badtide wiped out my entire almost grown Oak farm leaving me with absolutely no logs.

[@Gilhelmi]

That sounds brutal. I am looking forward to it.😅

[@entropic-decay]

I think my preferred way to do tree farming when I don't have stuff for a forester yet is to just mark an area with trees for cutting in a checkerboard pattern, as the adult trees that aren't on a planting area will cause new saplings to appear around them on occasion

[@olaff4223]

I just learned that power will run through all buildings. I always just kind of hooked power directly to the buildings I wanted powered, but I messed around and put a house in the grid and it provides power down the line.

[@hanzzel6086]

That is one of the newer Iron Teeth specials.

[@olaff4223]

@hanzzel6086 I did it with the Folktails. It was before this update, and I'm at work, so I don't know if it's changed. Bur that is a good thing to know and will definitely help me in future colonies.

[@gustavmeier1953]

The power was always like this why do you think you buildings get blue when you hover a blueprint next to a powered building well maybe you never noticed

[@fendalynn6604]

Some buildings do it, some don’t (example, I’m pretty sure breeding pods don’t transmit power, just like dams, platforms and pumps). However, bot part factories can be used as high shafts.

[@writili]

Happy birthday ! 6:06 the productivity of the log pumper was at 69, noice

[@zacksheets9726]

Happy Birthday!!! I watched a few videos of the new Timberborn update when the beta started and it completely changes the game. That dam you placed at 6:20 will be VERY short term. This is because you need a way to release the badwater if there's a badtide since it will contaminate that water supply forever if you can't flush it out. 14:40 Your beavers can't build that water wheel unless it gets built before the building. Not just the fact that they don't have stairs, the water is contaminated and they'll get sick

[@ThranduilGreenleaf]

you spoiled the whole thing 😅

[@hanzzel6086]

​​@@ThranduilGreenleafOh, don't worry. I'm pretty sure he films these in batches (or very close to each other) and then uploads them later (potentially weeks or even months), so he probably already knows (because he already found out the hard way).

[@ThranduilGreenleaf]

@@hanzzel6086 would be fun to see 😂. I think it only happens after 5 droughts so it’s still quite a long time before it occurs.

[@hanzzel6086]

@@ThranduilGreenleaf Depends on the difficulty. On hard the first comes after two droughts. Idk about the rest, watched anyone play on any other difficulty.

[@katherinestardragon4386]

Since matt did not play the experimental version, the architects are now giggling what matt is going to face later

[@XeroStuds]

Lol

[@dravigen]

It's funny that the first beavers are the king of engineers and they literally have the harshest life ever: homeless, have to build everything from scratch, have the poorest well-being score, the shortest life expectancy, no sustainable food production...

[@aulvinduergard9952]

While the brown water is probably there to denote irradiated water that's unsafe to drink/be in, it'd be interesting if they added waste management into the game, especially if they did it medieval style. After all, collecting and processing poo (or "night soil" or "night leavings" as they called it) really was one of the ways they initially got the nitrates needed for early gunpowder/explosives -- with it *being illegal* in some areas to throw it out rather than let it be collected. And that's not even mentioning what it could do for fertilizer for the beavers' crops. They could have the beavers poo everywhere (causing a health negative), if they don't have proper restrooms, have public toilets you could put in to help centralize and improve things, even include poo storage as part of the housing you build (giving you another reason to build them early, so beavers could poo there and not have the negative). But those would only be a temporary measure, because they would fill up. Destroying them so you could replace them with an "empty" restroom would only have the effect of having the building be replaced by a large pile of poo (giving a negative modifier), that'd have to be removed by the collectors before you can build there again (it'd be both funny and useful if you could prioritize specific poo/buildings for them, lol). One of the early jobs could be unlocked by a building that'd employ specific workers who're in charge of collecting poo (with them personally getting a negative unless they have access to showers/'wet fur' to clean themselves) and moving it to a storage facility, or something that'd dump it into the river (causing pollution downstream). Later tech could use poo as a resource, with one building able to process it into fertilizer (which farmers could use to increase the yield of crops), or nitrates (the nitrates are then used in the explosive factory -- so instead of just requiring paper, it'd now require paper and nitrates). When you're at that level of infrastructure though, you'll no doubt have so many beavers that I doubt you'd ever not have a problem when it comes to dealing with poo, so it'd be a mechanic you'd have to keep up with the entire time -- at least until robots replace everyone. XD

[@mocy90]

0:09 seconds in and I have to stop because I can't see anymore. My eyes are full of hysterical tears for the song/videos aahahaha. thanks Matt, u made my day. back to the video...

[@thejoo05]

The wheel of shame is gone, but now you have the wheel of PAIN, like from Conan the Barbarian, which they turn until they are bought or till they die

[@Aby_Waby]

I can't be the only one who's incredibly excited for Timberborners to be back.

[@marxmaiale9981]

Seen the Update 5 on the Timberborn Discord.... Immediately though new Season of Timberborners

[@NiyaKouya]

As always, you forgot one of the easiest ways to increase the happiness (and by that: lifetime) of your beavers: shelter. Build some darn barracks so your beavers don't have to sleep in the dirt! (Also: happy b.day)

[@stevecole90099]

Those logs are way too valuable early game to be wasted on housing for IronTeeth. For Folktails its a bit more important for the re-population but that doesn't matter for IronTeeth. The most important part is getting a tree farm going as you run out of logs very quick on most maps and good food supply/storage. The badwater has a devastating effect on both tree and food farms so I don't think this season is going to last too long knowing how Matt normally plays.

[@candramaputra7344]

@@stevecole90099 But no shelter punishes you with -3 happiness which would become +1 with shelter. So, it will be additional of +4 happiness to beavers with shelter. CMIIW, the total happiness after that should be enough for beavers to have 2 additional buffs (production speed & walking speed)

[@stevecole90099]

@@candramaputra7344 The first buff happens at +2 with 5% movement. The second at +5 with 5%/10% Growth/Work speed. That 5% movement speed shouldn't have any impact early game as everything should be right next to the center for the most part. The work speed could help a bit but its not going to matter unless you can keep your beavers all working 100% of the time during working hours. Oak trees, the best ones to plant for farming logs, take 30 days to grow. The sooner you get them going the better. Once they are planted you got 30 days to spend getting science and happiness as you ain't doing anything else once the natural trees are gone except stockpiling. Having negative happiness has no debuffs so its better to exploit that while you can. For IronTeeth, I increase working hours and hold off on shelter until I have trees growing and could survive a 10 day drought with around 30 beavers, which should be around 700-1000 stored food and water each. Two water pumps and two farms with around 150 fields should be more than enough to support a population of 30. 1 block high dammed water should keep the surrounding area green for 10-11 days. Once I reach this goal then I build shelter and hopefully have enough science to unlock the Shrub, Lantern, Scarecrow, Beaver Statue, and Roof to place on top of them. This should shoot the happiness up past 11 at the least which nets a 20% buff to both work and life which makes a decent difference in how well the colony grows and works. After that its time to focus on stopping the badtides from killing your trees and plants then its mostly safe to just focus on expansion and increasing stockpiles.

[@kitishy]

"work that wood so the rest of us can drink"... thanks Matt that'll live in my head rent free now...

[@rpgaholic8202]

Since you mentioned it yesterday and I wished you an early birthday yesterday, I now wish you a true Happy Birthday on your birthday! I have been away from Timberborn for so long because my PC is a potato, but I will eventually be able to upgrade to a computer that can handle it, and am enjoying all the stuff you're showing off.

[@calebmontgomery7883]

Happy birthday matt!!! Heres some tips for the game. Infected ground will not effect your bevers, its only the water that will effect them. Once you get binto bad tides you will need to make sure bevers cant walk into the water (they are quite dumb). You will also need to divert the water if possible so you can keep fresh water near your base, without fresh water you cannot plant anything.

[@jacksonstarky8288]

When I first saw badwater on the dev update, and then on a video from someone playing on the experimental branch, I wasn't a fan... but now that I've seen it in the official update, it looks much less bothersome. I just need to get my new computer running so that I can run Steam again.

[@MartysRandomStuff]

There is a new thing where all the water sometimes turns to badwater, poisoning the ground and killing crops, so you now need to plan to divert all water away from your storage areas with floodgates. Some maps this is easy and some it's harder. At least there is now custom difficulty settings so you can turn off that particular event if you want a more chill experience.

[@Wookiee925]

Badwater went through many many tweaks based on community feedback. One of the best things about Timberborn is how the devs genuinely work with us to find a good balance

[@WickedEnigma1344]

Happy Birthday RCE! I wonder if the Birthday Boy who has played going on 7 seasons of this will ever figure out some of the game mechanics..... For example, he is yet to realize that builders will build buildings in the order that you place them; unless prioritized differently. However, even buildings of the same priority level will still be built in the order of placement.

[@aaronatstate]

@4:17 "No available workers". Matt - "There's no available workers, I think that's because everyone has a job."

[@Krell356]

MATT, you can get the badwater to flow permanently later on with the badwater seal. IT can open theres to keep the badwater flowing. Not that it matters though. Youre going to die at the first badtide if you dont get yourself a growing pond that is supplied with a water dump.

[@nurmr]

Can't wait for the first badtide, there's going to a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth 😂

[@MartysRandomStuff]

I use floodgates to divert the badwater the morning a badtide hits, have only tried it with 2 or 3 maps so far, they seem to have made this possible in most of the maps if you build levees and floodgates in the right spots. That first badtide was quite a shock, only lasted a day so no beavers died and crops got replanted in time.

[@Krell356]

@@MartysRandomStuff yeah, though that would probably require more time for setup than he's got. Growing pond is the in between step until he can get a proper badtide blockade.

[@shadow-silence]

16:40 poo power is Matt’s signature move at this point😂

[@darkfire420YT]

I wonder how Matt will feel when he realizes that if he gave Labradog a house he might of lived longer by a bit...lol

[@Lemmers0Horssen]

Happy birthday Matt!

[@ranzera]

Nice to see you back on Timberborners. It's a crying shame what they did to the Helix Mountain map this update. It used to have some pretty clear long term goals and now all that stuff is completely removed from the map :(

[@Schnuffel1998]

What maps would you recommend for this update? I'm a beginner btw

[@moistbread86]

That was by far the best timberborners intro I’ve ever seen. Cheers Matt!

[@GeneSch]

8:14 Matt doesn't have an FBI agent - he's from the UK, not the US. He's got a MI5 agent, though.

[@DavidSimmons42]

Don't be silly, we spend so much on law enforcement we can afford fbi agents for folks in other nations. Just like how we have military bases all over.

[@Ghozer]

Happy Birthday ;) - Btw, if you read the change-log for it, it says "there is no shame in such labor" ;) for the new power thing :D

[@epicthief]

So glad to have this series back, nothing goes better with Beavers than Matt the RCE

[@oldmanramblingatclouds]

Happy birthday both to you, Matt, and to this new season of the Timberborners!

[@pseudocoder78]

Hey Matt, glad to see Timberborners back. If you're going to worry about the efficiency of workers maybe you should build barracks for them? You know happiness directly affects productivity? Maybe go for the low hanging fruit, so to speak.

[@thomask4978]

Im pretty sure the bad water does come from all those City Skyline players thinking polluting the rivers is ok.

[@daniellclary]

One cool feature they added, that alot of people wanted. Is the ability to mirror the buildings. So you can switch the side the door is on. It's real cool and helpful. Just push "F"

[@mgunter]

Folktails still have the wheel of shame.

[@JorneDeSmedt]

Ah, so this must be the aftermath of you playing Cities Skylines 2.

[@JorneDeSmedt]

That new powerwheel looks like you'll be able to shame more than one architect at a time. Just be careful to not put any architects named Conan in there.

[@mtbrocket]

Great video. 😊 I like to add two small storage buildings (1 in and 1 out) for each production type building as close as possible so the works don’t have to walk far.

[@kristinabegail]

7:30 “Cause I could say ‘cut down the baby trees’ but that’s seems a bit harsh” *Proceeds to highlights a baby tree in green*

[@Beach_Boomer]

Hey Matt! Looking forward to this new season... I just hope you've included the only thing that was missing from the other seasons of Timberborners which is those drums at the end of each episode that highlight an impending cliffhanger! (You know the drums I mean, the ones that sound like some beavers falling down some stairs!!) 😉

[@jase_allen]

It's kind of a shame. I enjoyed cheering on all the beavers as RCE shamed them as he sent to the "shaming wheel."

[@StevenHallOfGaming]

its a rough game but always enjoyable, you'll want to do a map edit in my opinion, not only is it fun to create your own set up but it allows you to plan ahead for migrations needs for late game

[@electricheartpony]

Maybe the generation needs to get a bit better

[@Branwhin]

OOH, I hadn't noticed the tree-gnawing animation there! Beavers are so incredibly cute (if RATHER destructive - I remember a big bloody poplar coming down over a roof at our cottage, years ago).

[@darthkarl99]

Some general points, (i'm only about a quarter of the way in): 1. whilst it varies a bit with difficulty 1 water pump can support a dozen or more beavers. It just needs some storage and a day or two for that to equalise. So going to 2 pumps right at the start was really unnecessary. 2. The logs per hour of lumberjacks on various trees and your starting wood needs are such that building more than 1 lumberjack per forest area the size of the one you started on is not generally a good idea. 1 Lumberjack can service so many trees and bring in so much wood per day. I actually posted a useful mathed out set of values season before last. In fact i generally find that 2 i sufficient till i hit mega industry levels. 3. General prioritisation guide: Farnmhouses, Hydroponic Farms, Gatherer Flags, and Water pumps should allways be on maximum, (+2), priority, nothing else ever should be. Foresters, food factories, fermenters, and any other food or water related buildings should be on +1 priority. Lumberjacks, Scrap harvesters, Builders, plank factories, and gear factories Haulers should be on -1 priority Science except very early on should be lowest priority. Construction priority and job priority are seperate. Cassavas are worse per tile of area than Kohlrabies. The next one along, (name escapes me) is better even with the oil it needs, but not by much, you have to get into food factory recipes before you get something vastly better than Kohlrabies, thats the downside of ironteeth, their food sucks till you get metal unlocked.

[@SalamanderBSC]

The one you can't remember is soybeans, and while it still requires relatively the same amount of space as kohlrabies, it requires way fewer farmers because of the long growth times (roughly halved, even accounting for having someone run a fermenter and oil press)

[@mindiaalelishvli1830]

you can build bad water discharge to keep bad water flowing during droughts and then you can clean bad water with centrifuge to have infinite water supply happy bday btw

[@nyx_cooks]

Happy birthday Matt!!! I've been bingeing the other 6 seasons whilst I've been waiting for season 7. I'm excited for the future!!!!

[@borhex]

So if you put 4 pumps together, you get a square of pipes in the center.(Really long shafts) If you build a platform around that big well over there in the hill, you could have water 24/7 out of 4 pumps! Maximum efficiency!

[@DiceSully]

The release notes said "there is no shame" in beavers working in the new power wheel. Can't help feeling this was a jibe at Matt :D

[@traisjames2]

When farming wood early I do a chess board pattern so that in a spot where a tree is harvested, a new tree might randomly grow. As long as there is a live natural resource but not marked for planting of the source or destination, each live natural resource can trigger a new one to grow. The chessboard pattern allows going 4 live resources to trigger a growth of a single cell.

[@teaddict-]

Yes! I missed timberborners, the modded series was just confusing. Looking forward to watching this again :)

[@chickenflavoured_cheese472]

14:10 petition for matt's editors' pay raise

[@WhatUpDaddyO]

real civil engineer dont worry the wheel of shame is still accessible with folk tails

[@1kreature]

The badwater discharge had note "maintains badwater flow during droughts" if it was opened at will. So, you need the portal and then you can have your contaminated water run your power. Shame you coined the term poowater though as now some people (one person) is throwing hissyfits...

[@lommeuld69]

Happy birthday Matt. Who new you had such an impressive head of hair under that hardhat. No wonder architects fear you.

[@t00qu1ck8]

You should really play Frostpunk. Engineers plays a significant role within the game, and I think you while like the game.

[@Knapp-n-Schlappi]

Drink every time he says "on the go" lol

[@scottyknot7403]

I love the jingle for every timberborners episode.. keep up the hard work from Florida!

[@PdotUdotSdot]

Babe wake up a new Timberborners season just dropped

[@All_Original]

Matt I absolutely love your Timberborn videos! Have been around since season 1, and the quality has only gone up!!

[@wiryprawn5217]

YES I HAVE MISSED THIS SO MUCH !!!!!! thank you RCE i cant wait for more episodes

[@fayonyt545]

Happy Birthday RCE! I have been Subscribed a long time, but I wish you had 2 million for a present. Keep up the informing funny and awesome videos and I don't think there's anything in your way of 2 Million. HAPPY Birthday!

[@bobbyggare8364]

the editor is so funny!

[@juniper-mariehisaw9244]

Happy birthday Matt! Thank you for the timberborners too, I've been anticipating the next episode! Its one of my favorite series lol

[@HeyHeyDoYouLikeTacos]

"IAmDestructoman, Clishnakov, Really A King and Chris..." 🤣🤣

[@davidthememer5852]

RCE’s reaction when poop water is added to a game🤯🤯

[@IronDino]

Happy Birthday, glad to see the Timberborners back!

[@jimmymcgoochie5363]

“Look at the poor beavers, sleeping out in the cold!” Says the guy who’s in charge of building stuff, like, say, HOUSES.

[@SuperJJx]

Yes! I've been excited for this! This mode gets scary when you don't know how it works. Also, Happy Birthday RCE!

[@Crimson_Dragon01]

This is where the poo water goes from Matt's Cities Skylines maps. Also, I said it yesterday, but Happy Birthday again!

[@uquitnaq]

From the Update Post -New building: Large Power Wheel (Logs x100; 4 workers; Iron Teeth only). There is no shame in such labor - this beast has a 300 HP power output.

[@_GhostMiner]

*1:07** holy cow! They added TF2 to timberborn!*

[@steelratgoestogym]

"Work your wood so the rest of us could drink".. I feel RCE have a secret wish to get demonitized after all 😂

[@somelaser5906]

The instant panic when Matt realized the wheel of shame was removed lol

[@maltardraco9555]

Wobbly trees are amazing.

[@Music_inspires11]

In folktails there. Is stil a SHAMEING WHEEL

[@NWOHIO77]

Hooray! Season 7!!! Your videos got me so into Timberborn and it was one of the first games I bought simply watching it being played. Keep up the great work. Love everything Timberborn.

[@subynut]

Happy birthday, Matt! Glad to see the return of the Timberborners! Super excited to see how this season goes with the new update!

[@DuluaFR]

Matt is pretty funny to watch sober. But watching this lad baked as hell. Omg this is comedy gold. Highly recommended 👍

[@Spam_433]

Happy Birthday Matt! Please give Paddy some solid cuddles, cause let's be honnest, he's the highlight of the channel! Cheers you Legend👑

[@jimskywaker4345]

Did not expect Matt to pull out vocal layering for the theme song

[@Koellenburg]

poo water river? .... propably one of your Cities Skylines Towns nearby ;)

[@FrancisKoczur]

No bridge review on the first bridge completed at 11:29?

[@Nareimooncatt]

So this is where all the unused poo from City Skylines 2 goes?

[@HenryAugustAmadei]

Hope you have a spectacular day, happy birthday, and thank you for the amazing entertainment Hope you hit 2 mil!

[@AntellPryyde]

The few frames of a hard hat Flork was certainly a delight.

[@erichannick2218]

So happy for a new season of Timberborners! This series has really kept me going!

[@kl8062]

Happy birthday dude! And we love the song, but we love your game play too 😂

[@TheAntoine185]

14:40 Have you read the news the dev published on steam? They removed the "shaming wheel" just for you xD

[@masterlegoking1]

-Heats up pop corn- -turns on youtube- -watches my favorite soap opera that I don't tell anyone I watch- 🍿☺️

[@MattJDylan]

I have to say... yes, the intro song adds a lot to the experience 😂 for whatever reason, it gets me excited and in a good mood for the video... don't know if it's the song or if I've been conditioned because what follows the song is a series I really like?! 😂😂