Stranded Alien Dawn | How To Fix Stupid Survivors | Activities And Schedule 

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Very useful. One minor thing though - the priorities have precedence from left to right so if you set heal to 1 it will always take precedence even if you set other priorities to 1.

Just one piece of advice I have for later. I think that for your main builders construction and handle/deliver should be swapped. This results in overall smoother construction. As often with this configuration the survivors will wait until all resources are delivered to a site before even starting work. And though this may seem neater it is in fact slower. It's more efficient to have your builders start the construction work while the rest of your survivors handle the delivery of resources. Also don't put the survivors with low medical skill on 1 for healing. I know this SEEMS like a good idea. But I'd suggest a minimum of 3+ medical for anyone doing this Otherwise you will get a lot of mistreatments which will hurt your survivors more and lengthen recovery time and can even cause deaths in the worst situations.

Now I see why you're having the melt down problems that you mentioned previously. Anything in green (1 or 2) overrides their eat and relax from below 50% to below 20% and if they're running around all day hungry they're going to be near melt down all the time. Set handle and deliver to 3, their primary task to 4 and their secondary task to 5, but they read the chart from left to right so Laara can have harvest, plant and scavange all at 4 and she will do them from left to right in priority. Setting to 2 is only for crisis situations like when you need a particular resource fast. Having everyone healing at 1 is not efficient. If you're not going to use "self heal" so you only have one person not working instead of 2, then use a dedicated healer that will level up healing and not constantly fail and waste medicine. You can always manually assign healing in an emergency. Also, they don't like working in the dark and you may notice them commenting on it. You have them sleeping 3 hours in daytime and working past dark. You also need an "anything" or "relax" when they wake up so they can eat before they go to work if needed.

Found the schedules very confusing before- so many options to choose from. Thanks for vid- this clarified quite a lot. 👍

Absolutely the BEST guide on activities and scheduling I've yet seen. I see so many people with materials all over the place and they micromanage every thing and more often than no, forget until there's a crisis. Loved the first 2 vids in this series as well. You've got a new sub my friend!!

Awe man! Mind Blown! Very thoroughly informative! I sense a bit of frustration that motivated you to find these powerful solutions. Thank you so much for these contributions. I wish the developers were this detailed. SMH

Excellent video with great information I will be implementing these right away in my current run and excited to see the result as micro management was getting a bit much on exactly the handling and delivery issues you spoke of, thank you!

I would add to also make your construct the same as handle/deliver, I had a massive house per built and my people were not building it, they gathered the wood and filled up my loader but wouldn't build haha

Great guide! Thanks for creating this one...👍👍👍

Excellent explanation i was so confused tyvm

Great guide. Help me get going

Very informative. I learnt something new :)

How the hell did you manage to drag it out for the entire 16 minutes? :O That's a feat on it's own...

How do you get in the tack when you’re under attack and still running lake pansies? Even when they have a weapon

Why not manually heal? Shouldn't be that often?

would you consider posting a later game schedule when things are a little more settled? I understand working them hard in the beginning, but do you keep that schedule throughout?

Have you considered the method which instead of setting survivors to relax at night instead to relax before the start of day? I set my relaxation at night but I did find the argument for the morning relaxation interesting.

I wish some other content creators would watch this. I have seen their streams on this game shrivel up and die due to their enraged frustration because they cannot get anything done and they are in panic mode most of the time. This is basically a Going Medieval clone and the rules you are putting out are very close to what perafilozof laid out for that game.

13:44 this whole statement made me crack up. “These are not real people, there are no laws, this is slave time.” 💀

Very good guide, helpful, thanks. Please note: your cursor in the video is just frantically circling and jerking all over the place. This can be a big problem for people with epilepsy and people who have visually triggered migraines (I get those, but my days of vulnerability vary, otherwise I could simply not watch a video like this -- but, over time .....). You could really improve it by using a more targeted cursor and moving it to where it's needed, *when* it's needed.

If you order a forest to be cleared. One person will chop it all first. Then haul it all back. Same with harvesting. Harvest everything, then haul it back. In short, limit how much you select in a batch.

Stop with the mouse anyway

Very helpful and thank you for doing this now I understand it better.

Thanks for the clarity!

This helped a lot not only to better understand the priority #s system, but also hearing the details behind what means what as far as tasks. I just started playing and was wondering why the soldering stuff wasn’t getting done but the crafting table was, etc. The game should be more clear on which task falls under which column imo. I know it breaks some of it down on the activity tab but it leaves some things out.

Hi cool Video good info what about the new Activites where the split resrch with observe and ranch ?

Thank u so much I love these type of games! Is there any more games like this on the ps4? I can't get enough of these type of games

Cheers, this helps a bunch!...