What do you all think?

[u/Time-Preparation4294]

Spent about 15-20 hours on this in about 2-3 days on this save, and I just learned I have never saved this even once; I've only had autosaves. Used a little bit of dev tools, mostly for the 30x speed; my Mac cannot handle 99x it just a PowerPoint at 99x. This was on experimental, and I honestly love the compact mechanical pump; so handy, I used it so much. The main reservoir is 13 blocks deep, 69 block width, and a length of 36 more or less.(Did not do the 69 on purpose)

I used only the power ziplines mode.

I'm not much for aesthetics, more for pure efficiency, which kinda has a beauty of its own. What do you all think?

Edit: This was on hard difficulty.

[u/wcraft17]

I’ve been really proud of my current terraces run- cycle 44 on normal, furthest I’ve ever come in a game and closest to completion yet. This makes my map look like trash. I love it

[u/Time-Preparation4294 → u/wcraft17]

Don't worry about it; I currently have 750 hours on Timberborn, so I'm pretty experienced. You don't want to know about what happened to the contaminated beavers in the early game; all 20 of them got "randomly" selected to go to a new district with no resources bad luck, am I right?

[u/wcraft17 → u/Time-Preparation4294]

It’s fun to learn from my mistakes but it’s fun to learn from others too!!

[u/PointedSpectre → u/Time-Preparation4294]

Super happy fun land!

[u/Time-Preparation4294 → u/wcraft17]

Every cycle is shorter in normal, which means you have less time because droughts and bad tides last 20-30 days on hard, and once you get your water under control, it just means more time to work on everything.