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| Name | Timberborn Experimental Update - Gravity Batteries - Quick Look |
| Video Uploader | Video From STHedgehog |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 21-07-2022 21:15:48 |
| Video Discription | Gravity batteries Wouldn’t it be cool to store the excess energy your settlement produces and then release it once the power consumption reaches its peak? Our beavers thought just that and after tinkering with the solutions for a moment, they borrowed came up with the idea for gravity batteries. New building: Gravity Battery (40 planks, 40 gears, 10 metal blocks; Solid; capacity depends on how high it is above the ground). The battery’s load automatically lifts using energy surplus and then lowers to release its stored energy back to the network. Migration Panel We want to make districts easier to use, and the new tab in the Settlement Panel helps a lot in that area. New tool: Migration Panel. This panel allows you to manipulate population numbers for adult beavers, kits, and golems in all (or some) districts. You can set desired minimums as well as manually change the current numbers, all in one place. The game will try to keep the desired balance without you having to make manual adjustments. District Center button for migration now redirects to the Migration Panel. Building changes The Water Jet’s role was not very intuitive, so we’re replacing it with a turbocharged version of a Shower. Also, Numbercruncher’s model should now be more appealing. New building: Double Shower (10 logs, 1 plank; 2 slots; Iron Teeth-exclusive). Not only does this version fit two beavers at once but also its pipe is 6-tiles long. Water Jet was removed from the game. Numbercruncher has a new look that’s also more appropriate to its current role. Power-generating buildings no longer animate based on the power grid’s efficiency (which was the most visually jarring in Power Wheels turning slooowly). [1B3inLIcZaM] |
| Category | Gaming |
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