I Played 100 days Timberborn on Isolated Island 

We need this more 100 day to, please.

Want to see what we managed to do Day 100 to Day 200? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xAoCxeBDGlU.html

I wanted a challenge. It wouldnt have been fun without few limitations

Thats a great tip! And thank you :) :)

Water comes from the other end and it flows just perfect there. Mixed forest wouldnt help because we would have less logs in total. It would have gone better if i stopped Lumber Mill sooner

@@itszeeeti The only reason I think of a mixed forest at the start is simply so there's a shorter period of not having any logs coming in once you've chopped down your initial forest. Nothing beats the sheer value of maple for logs but that first 30 day wait can be painful, especially on maps where you have smaller starting forests. With just a couple rows of pine you'd still get 4 logs each by planting them twice; once your maple's up and producing you could easily wipe the pine, maple it up and never look back. I do agree you did have a massive surplus of planks at the end there. Perhaps simply not building as much storage would have been a viable strategy? if your settlement is full it won't produce until you actually use them up, keeping your logs free for other uses. There's no way you'd have needed to store more than, say, a single large pile of planks at one time; I do think your mill could keep up with that demand long enough to get the job done. One possible alternative might have been to research one of the suspension bridge recipes; you'd only have to build a few of them, plus a few platform supports, to actually reach the island. Haven't done the math to see if it would take more or less total resources but it would certainly have taken fewer actual structures, so you might win out on the sheer build time. Just my two cents.

@@itszeeeti Oh and I almost forgot: with all the science you had saved up, triple floodgates might have been a good stand-in for levees on the mine island. They do take more resources overall, but you had plenty of logs and planks and, like the bridges, they would take fewer structures overall so it would probably save build time. It also would have given you a good way to help drain the place, assuming the outside water level ever got low enough.

Using floodgate is a great idea! That would save a lot of time and even some logs.

very true! Maybe i should do "day 100 to day 200" video!

@@itszeeeti this video has been popular, so I'd say a 2nd one would be too :D

Yes but then we dont have a challenge. Thats why i did it that way

Yeaa if only i knew problem i would get later in the game hahaha. It went pretty well

Thank you :)

Perhaps, we play for fun :)

Hey, Thanks for kind words. I added link to the map in the description

Thank you. Appreciate the kind words 🙃

thanks :) :)

Its a great map. You can download it on mod.io and its called Waterworld Map for Timberborn

Water dumping only dumps water, it doesnt pump from the area

@@itszeeeti doesn't it Dump water outside of that area? Reason I suggested that is because I have seen beavers working faster in that to drain out water than the pump method

it does dump water outside but you need to pump water to a tank first. I could use Mechanical Water Pump but it needs a lot of power

@@itszeeeti indeed... Well I am going to create a scenario like yours and going to test which is faster method 😅