Adaption Laws will often have you choose between two choices that will have its own perks, but the citizens favor some over others. The Laws you sign also affects your levels of Hope and Discontent. If you kept your promise of building something, Hope will rise while breaking it will lower Hope and rises Discontent. Discontent and Hope will either raise or lower depending on your decisions. You also have to keep track of your city’s Discontent and Hope. You can’t just focus on keeping everyone alive and making sure you’re planning ahead when placing buildings.
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In my most dire times, I crossed my fingers hoping my outpost team with coal will arrive before the Generator shut down before the workday started or banking on my scouting team to arrive so I can get everything back on track. The resources you can get from scouting can honestly save you. Some locations can also have an Outpost built to get a steady stream of their resource specialty in exchange for more workers and resources to set it up. Of course, you need to recall the scouts to actually get these resources. Not to mention that scouting is the only way to get steam cores so you can build heavy machinery or automatons. You can send a scout team to various locations, more being revealed as they explore more, to gather more resources or more survivors to add to your workforce. This will take away some of your workforce, and temporarily some resources, but it’s a fair trade. The Beacon lets you send out scouts so you can find out what’s happening outside your city while also serving as a way for other survivors to know that you’re there.
You also won’t be able to know what’s happening outside your city without building a Beacon. You won’t be able to harvest resources, or have heaters, or even have steam hubs (or essentially mini generators) without researching it first. Building a Workshop allows engineers to research buildings and improvements that are vital in your survival. If you want to survive, you also have to put focus on research. From building enough homes so no one has to sleep out in the cold, to building Medical Posts for the sick or Hunters Huts to get food. You’ll also have to gather resources to build buildings that will serve a multitude of purposes. Of course, you’ll have to make sure the Generator has a constant flow of coal. First and foremost, you’ll need coal to turn on the Generator, which serves as your heat source. Arriving with barely enough resources to stay alive for a day, your new home thankfully has some resources scattered around that can hold you over till you can build machines to extract more. Now, it’s all up to you to keep everyone alive… or at least most of them, and to find the rest of your group that was cut off by a blizzard.Īs the leader, you’ll be in charge of managing all the resources, assigning workers to their stations, city planning, and keeping everyone alive. Your new home is a crater with a generator set in the middle to provide heat. With hope pushing them forward for months, your group finally found a place that they could have a high chance of surviving at. You’re the leader of a group that decided to leave their home in London behind to find a better place to survive.
The world that once used to filled with lush nature and innovation is now bone chilling cold with snow covering almost every inch. Frostpunk brings us to an alternate universe where progress was stopped due to a great frost suddenly rolling in during the 1800s.
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