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I was misled. There were far greater than 10 tips in this video. Great content and thanks for all the help! Happy to subscribe!

You don’t need to avoid aquifers, just be sure to smooth the walls and floors above and the rocks won’t leak into your rooms. Water leaks through walls and ceiling tiles. Constructed walls are also water tight.

The flooding cave system in the intro is 100% accurate my first fort got destroyed 2 days in cause I tried digging into an underground river and didn’t realize it would start flooding my entire base

Absolutely great Starter guide The most impo rtant things in 10 Minutes

This condenses 50 other videos into 1, well done. Very useful. Not all of this can be deduced by just playing around with the game, either. Thanks.

OMG man ! you saved me ! your bonus tips about strange mood ! My militia commander Rimtar Otungmeng, Legendary Hammerdwarf in full steel, has been possessed and claimed my stoneworker's workshop. Later he got berserk mode and killed many peasant dwarfs until his brother in arms, another Legendary hammerdwarf ended Rimtar's berserk mode with his hammer and heroicaly died during that. Missing piece was - leather. One cow laid down her life to save many dwarfs. Thank you for your tip :)

This is by far one of the best, and most concise tutorials from this game! Thanks!

A real firehose of information to ingest. I definitely wanna know more about this game but I'm going to have to watch this vid a couple of times to get all the info down! Well played!

Thanks borat!

Hey, this was amazing, I feel I've learned as much as watching other 2 hour tutorials, keep it up!

You wish leather is good for armor for any dwarf. :D Sure it is better than nothing, but still is quite inadequate, even for dwarves that are intended to shoot as they love to engage the enemy in melee when possible. Probably a good point to have added is if you are going for missile troops to give them designated zones to fire from, and not open ground for them to charge at the enemy. Also, don't put arrows in containers. Same with seeds. ugh there's so much to this game that needs more in depth tips. You could mention dogs and pigs are the best animals to begin with since they only need a pen zone which can be anywhere as they don't need grass. You could also mention that the moment you open up a cave underground all floor tiles that are not stone will begin to grow fungus and moss which count as 'grass' for purposes of grazing animals. Trade merchants require 4 tile open ground to move their caravans to the depot. If they can't they will only bring their animals, thus have less goods to sell and less carry weight to accept. Learn to make drawbridges. These a practically impervious doors to invaders. Perfect for fortress entrances. A well is a requirement for some rooms which is perfect if you can utilize an aquifer for - infinite water source underground. If you make a tavern, you risk more thieves and unwanted trouble into your fortress if you allow all to access it. Switch it to residents, and citizens only or citizens only to avoid this. As a noobie you don't want to have to deal with early issues of outsiders freely welcomed inside your fortress. I mean there's a LOT of things to take into consideration. Blind has a channel that includes some in depth aspects of the game. I've never gotten to the stage of making metal products, as I never dig deep enough. Generally some game bug screws the game up making it no longer fun to play. Losing is fun when the game is running as intended, not due to bugs :/ (like dwarves ceasing to do work, dying of dehydration when there is ample drink, enemies immune to falling damage, archers running into melee, trade depots not getting emptied, no digging upwards, dwarves unable to use more than one ammo type, oh the list goes on and on)

I started with no trees. Had to trade for wood but I made it work!

I think for a traction bench you need also a chain (perhaps a rope will do?), which can be a pain to obtain at the start

Haunted for the win

Create crossbow/bolts too as an early weapon to equip your dwarves with!

Wait wait wait wut? Not emvarking in terrifying or sinister biomes? You miss out on a lot of !FUN this way! :(

Has an underground fishing spot, puts Fishery outside. Savage.

Superbly concise and yet informative . well paced and easy to digest. super useful thankyou

TAKE THE CHAIRS AWAY FROM THE TABLES IN UR HOSPITAL

I need a class to learn this game

Awesome tips but it’s more like 100 top tips! ;)

i subscribed just because the way you snuck it in there

My fisherdwarf went to go fish and then immediately got mauled by a snapping turtle. 10/10

Most dwarves can't use bows - they're too small. They can all use crossbows, though.

Thanks!

Thanks for the tips. Can you give me tips for preparing carefully like starting skill build?

Honestly, prepared food is by far the best trading item, even early on in a fortress it's usually the best option, to the point where it feels overpowered.

Hospital needs plaster ...aka gypsum

havent found any info about how to get dwarfs move to my fortress

1st - make a watterfall. It's easy and helping. But works like a cheat :)

I have dug too deep ... now my dwarfsare drowning how can I stop this lost 40 dwarfs in a go

You can also use lignite to make coke

Rimworld vibe feeling?

Didn't subscribe. I need to improve my fortress by at least 73.46%.

i must say, this game is complex xD can EASILY sink in a few hundret hours in one savegame

Game looks great... but it looks clunky. And 90s retro which i love. But i read its full of game breaking bugs that ruin things. I also kinda wish the people moved more fluid versus floating lol. They seen to be moving in an excelerated rate like the game speed is sped up its odd 20 year old work in progress i get it.. but oxygen not included seems to have done this but better. What is your veey homest opinion.. Is it buggy and game breaking ? Is it really worth the 40$ they want

Going too fast for this much info.