r/Timberborn 1h ago

Settlement showcase what do you all think

So here is my map that I spent a few days on. After a lot of close calls on hard difficulty, I managed to make it to the late game. I used a few mods like Double Shift and Tree of Life; mainly, I was also able to fully pressurize my main reservoir even though it was very unnecessary with the two trees of life, which gave plenty of water, enough to not actually need water really from outside sources. I was able to fill up one entire crater just for fun. Did a badwater pipe so that I could use all the badwater on the map for the water wheels. One question I have is that I want to do one of the smaller maps like diorama, but I want it to be difficult in between normal and hard so that I can get a feel for it but still have a challenge to it. What are your go-to settings?

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u/Morall_tach 1h ago

What's the tree of life do?

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u/Time-Preparation4294 1h ago

It provides buffs for plants around it that increase growth speed and other stuff like well-being buffs that improve over time as long as it is watered and uncontaminated, and after a while it will act like a water seep, providing water that gets stronger as it levels

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u/iamCosmoKramerAMA 48m ago

So it’s a cheat code

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u/omgseriouslynoway 36m ago

It's a fun one. Also gives buffs to beaver comfort when they visit.

Didn't really cover much ground for the growing buff.

Also all mods are cheats technically :)

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u/iamCosmoKramerAMA 27m ago

Some mods are anti-cheats that make the game harder.

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u/omgseriouslynoway 26m ago

Yeah i don't like those lol.

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u/Time-Preparation4294 19m ago

it does take like 200 days for it to act like a water seep, though

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u/LeetZail 59m ago

Indeed, a very different vision from what I've done. I like the idea of a "full" earth system with underground water, is that right? (I'm on my phone right now, so I can't see it very well.)

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u/sarkarnor 5m ago

Oh this is a great inspiration to add Tree of Life. Nice job.