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C'mon matt, don't let me down. Your new goal is a colony with 500 beavers. I wanna see 200 episodes!!

4:55 matt still never learns to put platforms instead of stairs on possible badwater path

I can confirm, I live a block away from a coffee manufacturer, everyday at around 4pm they start the roasting of the beans and it smells simply AMAZING!!

We need a THE INCIDENT mug

Love how RCE builds another staircase when one is right next to it.. very efficient

A better way to build in badwater is to build platforms on top of the gears, beavers can walk on the platforms (thus away from badwater) and do their job. Also, the location of decontamination pods were not ideal. Beavers undergoing decontamination still need to eat, drink and sleep, so the pods should be built near houses and storages, which saves the time of the beavers moving around. PS. After setting up a new forest, Matt still forgot to plant trees on mountain top and didn't understand why the forester was not working. Classic Matt.

18:39 - FYI Matt (and I don't fault you for not already knowing this as someone who's not American): "Jim Crow" is an infamous American minstrel character and the namesake of a series of racial segregation laws from the late 1800s to the early 1900s in the US.

Matt not reading nob jokes but yelling about Jim Crow

hay mat, the replant dead trees not marked for cutting option is mainly for stuff like pine where you ant pine resin, but don't want to cut don't he tree etc, otherwise you might as well just tell them to plant whatever trees you want like normal, or tell them to delete dead trees if you don't need them etc

Matt's inability to understand you can just build platforms next to things in badwater to build from above is remarkable.

When you put storage for the necessary material next to the construction site(s) the haulers can keep that filled and your builder are more productive. - For example with the power shafts all your builders constantly have to run back to the centre to get supplies.

He wont plant trees until you plot out the tree planting area

The forester option to replant dead trees not marked for cutting is there in case your pine resin trees or fruit trees dry out and need to be replanted. If you're planning to lumberjack them, you need to mark out the planting area and mark them for cutting.

11:54 You can just build platforms over the badwater and then from those platforms, you can safely build the shafts. Recovering the beavers from the badwater exposure takes forever, and it also requires 1) extract, 2) recovery pods, 3) energy. And 1 and 2 also need science points to unlock them.

paddy death plug was foul lmao

Matt: There are no "Incidents" in Ba Sing Se

I've had a tour of Hoover Dam and they assured us that no one is buried in the dam itself - they only laid down 18 inches of concrete at a time, so it would be very difficult to conceal a body inside. What *did* happen is that when someone died, all of his coworkers would testify that he died on whichever side of the dam was in the state with the best death benefits for his family.

Build platforms over the Badwater to prevent your beavers from getting contaminated, don't bother with the decontamination pods, they go through your resources fast, and take a lifetime to heal 1 beaver. Plus, the decontamination pods also drain energy that can be used for more important things.

I'm not here for Matt, I'm just worried about the beavers

Really need an extra long episode of this series. 20-25mins is just not enough to satisfy my beaver cravings!

suggestion: instead of having your beavers walk through contaminated water to build underwater powershafts, why not build platforms along the ways and put the shaft ontop? sure it would cost extra logs and planks to build, but your beavers won't have to touch the bad water at all. and another suggestion as alternative for the very expensive bad water discharge valve, or whatever the actual name is, to guarantee power supply, why not build windmills and gravity batteries? the batteries will store enough power to last you through any wind shortage and the windmills are unmanned and will generate power even through the night, to refill the batteries while your hard working beavers sleep. if you have excess battery capacity, a lack of power generation just build a tower in a high spot, for example near the exercise plaza, and put the batteries ontop, then build the powershafts where the stair are, from the top down, and once you reached ground level all you need to do is build windmills and shafts along the path to your production areas. or as alternative or in conjunction to the tower idea, use explosives to dig a deep pit and get your height difference that way. thankfully beavers can build downwards no matter the height difference, so even a 10-deep pit is easy to build.

Boy am I glad I watched at work so I had my hard hat handy! Since beavers can build vertically down with no limit, you could also provide a path of platforms next to the shafts in the badwater lake and have the beavers complete the work from above the water

It truly is a good Friday when rce posts a timberborners video

You need to put a dam block on your irrigation channel. So that way water can't back flow into your main dam storage area that you draw water from.

Matt, I am so happy you are starting to use the small warehouses next to the manufacturing buildings. 😊

Hey RCE, imagine decking out that huge space taken up by the water tank with platforms. That's seriously one of the best ideas for maximizing the space efficiently!

Beavers can build down, just put platforms in the badwater so they dont have to walk in it.

Folktails have Lido, Iron Teeth have swimming pool.

A few scaffolds and vertical buildings could go long way to cut pathing time. You have all those nice hills to build next to and even taller dams. Planks and logs, they can also be pathed on. Staircases are cheap. So many of those buildings can be stacked by highways built around the main reservoir. Then you can do controlled lowland agriculture and a maintained pump area. Just saying since you could use it to avoid the bad water entirely.

Well good thing I’m watching this at 4am instead of sleeping. No wheel of pain for me!!

3:35 rce is in need of resources and he leaves them lying around from a previous episode

Those pods take time to cure the beavers. And please more of timberborn

...you might want to permanently put Jim Crow in the wheel of pain, there's a certain piece of American history that i think that name is in reference to....

15:22 He's making the famous "Top of the mornin' " coffee

_”You'll do it because it must be done._ _You'll do it because nobody else can._ _And if you don't, millions will die._ _If you tell me that's not enough, I won't believe you._ _This is what has always set our people apart. A thousand years of sacrifice in our veins. And every generation must know its own suffering._ _I spit on the people who did this, and I curse the price I have to pay._ _But I'm making my peace with it, now you make yours._ _And go into that water. Because it must be done."_ *Comrade Beaver Shcherbina*

18:38 Jim Crow is crazy 💀

Matt spent more resources building the decontamination pods/infrastructure than it would of taken to just build a damn BRIDGE over the power shafts :P Cmon matt, it's your thing

Oh no! I've been binging all timberborners episodes, and now I have to wait for the next one 😩😅

8:00 one day, we will have the technology for the pinnacle of technology, the robo-dog.

Matt continues to use the compact water wheels, unnecessarily cutting his power production by more than half. Can someone let him know to use the full size wheels where possible?

We want MORE timberborners ! We DEMAND that you shall become the ISP of Timberborn 😄😄😄

Lets get Paddy to 100k subs guys

4:46 YES! Once you mark the planting zone! RCE, do you forget how to play this game each time you stop playing it?!

You could have used the Badwater discharge ro close the source pump out the basin and built the power safely, but that wouldn't be a very Matt approach would it 😂

Finally a good rhyme with ptsd and stressed - keep up the good songs and continue the hard work

RCE not adding floodgates to irrigation channels to prevent water from water from flowing back into the reservoir from which drinking water is pumped from is such an architect move

5:50 "Birch, please."

Yay timberborn

Fellow engineer here, there is no such thing as an engineer who doesn't drink coffee, you might be one of those architects 😬

I love that Matt thought pretty much the same thing I did.. The moment I seen the second brewery blueprint go down I thought "shit it's worse than starbucks" sooo your little joke gave me a solid laugh.

I never would've thought that Timberborner would be my most anticipated Video every Week, please dont stop

The spectre of The IncidentTM will forever haunt this show.

The degree to which this man underestimates the time needed to decontaminate is astonishing

Yes a new timberborners thanks for making my day Matt!

loving this seriesss

Before the series ends I'd love a ground level tour of the city

best series on yt hands down.

Thanks Matt for putting adiduck in the game. I bought the Patreon in his name specifically for this. He is a huge fan and heard of him through him.

So, from my personal testing, you can raise happiness, campfire use, and other activities by lowering the working hours. Don't forget, a beaver needs it's sleep! So out of those free 8 hours of night, they can't party if they must sleep!

1:18 pret‘s in London be like

A bit puzzled to see you create an entire supply chain for decontamination instead of building the shafts above the bad water using platforms ^^

Beavers absolutely love coffee and the algae. And they love a bit of Mangrove fruit as well.

i love this series

Never seen Matt so excited about coffee before...🤔

When it comes to improving the Social score for your beavers, it's not (necessarily) about the amount of campfires (and other things), it's about the *free time* your beavers have to partake in those activities. If you give them more free time (like a day off once in a while), their Wellbeing will skyrocket due to the improved Social score (though it will go back down relatively quickly).

I've noticed you don't need as many fire places and what not if you work your beavers less hours in a day, gives them more opportunity to actually use them.

18:18 ah these poorbeavers!! u could built some leveted paths and on them the power grid so they dont have to go inside the badwater. more expensive sure but more safe haha

Love this series! Can't wait to see what happens next!😊

Love your videos. Happy Easter!

Use bridges to cross the badwater! And for the power thingos use platforms! It uses extra resources but it won't endanger your beavers, and will be easier to modify in the future if something needs changing

Seems like a very lovely game. I love how Matt was eyeing the endgame for the badwater mechanic, and as he was thinking of how to do it, the game naturally slid him into developing more 'badwater technology'.

I was just hoping for a new episode then one pops up wooot!!! timberborners should be daily episodes with an omnibus on Saturday.

Matt is a murderer in this game and then benefits from it. Crazy dude

Get paddy stuffed and have your own paddy plushie!

You can build platforms over the badwater with the power logs running under them, so you don't have to murder beavers.

With yet another instance of the Timberborner's theme song, my will to engineer increases.

Glad to hear you're over your cold!

Put a floodgate in your farming area and raise it in the dry season. Lower it to fill it in the wet season then shut it to retain the water. That or use a dam for it to happen passively if you're going to forget to move it each time, which, as a veteran of 7 series I know is most likely 😂

In my own recent save I was reduced from 45 beavers to 6 by 3 consecutive bad tides. Those irrigation barriers are definitely needed ASAP

you can platform across the top of bad water, rather than going under it for the power shafts

The Beavers can build three blocks down, even through a raised wooden path. So if you want to build something in badwater just build a raised path over it to protect the builders.

Matt yelling Jim Crow. Oh, no he made a racism.

A dam for every larger height-difference would improve planting in droughts on top of the mountain. Making in a pond simply for the trees, with simple dam pieces, would do it.

Proud of Matt for not making any jokes about the name if the seed that canola oil really comes from.

Seems like a REAL civil engineer would make a water purification area

you could build your power line over a bridge of planks rather than a bridge of beaver corpses!

18:11 Matt c'mon building stairs in poowater to finish the building instead of building platforms so your beavers can work from above to finish the construction. Thats way to risik, you gonna loose working beavers soooo fast

I'm laughing after he says 18 is really high wellbeing while I'm sat here with a colony with 46 wellbeing score

War Engineer Here! You're a Good Lad Matt!

7:30 is how I feel about my family and pets

Paddy shall live forever.

How can you even question if coffee needs priority? It always does 😂

The wheel of PAIN 😂😅

Timberborn video on my birthday. Let’s goooo!!!

love that you didn't just build one platform at a time for the power to travel on and not risk the lives of your beaver. also 1000 beavers!

Nooooooo I don't want it to end 😂I always wish the beaver episodes went for Like an hour haha😂 (always my favourite on your channel)

My favorite series is back with another episode!

I’m glad to see paddy get 2k more subscribers just 17 hours after this posted :)

Hi matt, there is a mod with flow and high meters that you can link to flow gates, so can setup an automation that will always keeps the paddy fields wet but not flooded (: