Currently, we have both fertility and moisture maps. However, on my maps they don’t seem to overlap much—only a small area near the river is fertile, and while there are a few larger fertile spots in the middle of the map, the moisture there is low. These areas are also far from water, making irrigation too labor-intensive. In general, the land where you can build farms with at least a partially reasonable level of production is very limited and irregularly scattered across the map. Once I reach aroun...

To be frank, this promise seems like a complete marketing lie at this point. I know that is most likely not the intention, but this is how the situation in reality feels. The game is burdened with tedious, janky mechanics requiring constant micromanagement. Take the curfew for example, whenever an epidemic hits, I have to re-activate the curfew every few minutes or so. What about this is "automatisation and letting the AI handle stuff"? Then logistics. I can't really manage all warehouses properly, due...

It sucks that all these games are just about logistics, rimworld, city skylines etc. all just logistics simulators.

Is it possible to get this? Feels like my workers always leave their place to get supplies instead of relying on the extra people to get it. They are next to a warehouse. but somehow, it still effects output.

Title. The carpentry building does everything else. It makes shields, swords, spears, chairs etc.. in wood. Can the the carpentry building not just make the wooden bows as well? Why does there need to a be a whole seperate building with its own technology in a game where I can't even afford tech for basic neccessities. It just seems completely pointless and arbitrary. Why isn't their a building just for making shields? How about one for just for making tools? I don't get it....