UPGRADING MY IDLE OPERATION WITH MAGIC! Moose Miners

[@mallugamingyt3490]

Use command and focus on gold... You can get more money from it

[@deepspacematt3333]

Thanks for the tip!

[@nickvz1452]

You are doing an incredible job averall! Loving your gaming style, very similar to my personal pace. Good job bud!

[@deepspacematt3333]

Thanks, glad you're enjoying the content 😁

[@Dravkwn]

I started playing the demo. I only build rails in pairs with large gaps between them of like 8 to 10. Once those rails start getting pretty long only a couple every now and then kept em pretty close to the moose for their needs and they'd usually fill one and while it was away unloading they swapped to the other so back and forth it went. But setting groups and selecting sectors so you can make them work in a narrow path towards the back is definitely the big one as you see.

[@deepspacematt3333]

Interesting. I'll have to see about getting my moose grouped up.

[@mallugamingyt3490]

Trains leave cause the length of train is not long enough to all storage units.... More grinders = train length

[@deepspacematt3333]

I'll have to make sure to keep them upgraded.

[@BatBeardGames]

I'm so glad you're playing this. I bought it but it crashed my graphics drivers every time I tried running it. Had to refund it, tried everything.

[@deepspacematt3333]

The dev has mentioned they've been working on bug and performance fixes. Hopefully, it'll get patched.

[@kevin-o-bigian]

I think there is a way you can make groups and focuses the miners in the group to mine in a specified area.

[@deepspacematt3333]

You can! There's control groups you can assign a group of moose to. I get that going in the next episode.

[@otterylexa4499]

1:02:33 Look at those wizard moose doing the Mexican Wave!

[@otterylexa4499]

11:44 You are frustrated by the moose not focusing on the most valuable gems. You should look into control groups (bottom left of the screen).

[@deepspacematt3333]

I remember taking a look at that in the first episode. Probably need to take another now that my mine is large enough to benefit more from it.