r/Frostpunk

I swear someone told me once you could deconstruct streets in FP1, but I've never actually see anyone do it, is it even possible? Am I missing the most obvious button somewhere on the UI?

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I always make it a point to rush coal ASAP now cause there are sudden temp drops somewhere mid-late game where you're forced to turn on an ungodly number of steam hubs, heaters and generator power. I get the coal outpost up before day 15 consistently, with at least 2 coal mines. Before the Londoner event lets up, I get up all 3 steam coal mines up, all manned by improved automatons to run through the night (I turn off the heaters for them after, and yes, I put turned-off steam hubs near them so the automatons can recharge)

Still, the coal shortage always becomes dire anyways, even when I've stocked up 10k coal already. Cause it always runs out in less than 2 days even with 10k coal and steam coal mines active 24/7. The instant the generator shuts off, I have to deal with 50 untreated sick and all of my engineers are already occupied. As a result, I usually have to resort to either agitators or triage which I want to be able to avoid to get a better ending.

I already use overdrive from 12-4, I don't know how to fix this issue. It's only fixed permanently after I max out all 3 coal mines and have 6 thumpers and 2 gatherers right around the end of the refugee crisis. Please, does anyone have any advice?

So i have a lore wise question. So new London and new Edinburgh scenarios happen in very similar time frames i think new London start date is 1916 and new Edinburgh is 1917. I saw another post about other cities and what they're doing to survive. So my question is do we know if other cities leaders know of other generators at all or no? How far apart are other generator/cities locations from each other? Will we see in the future them maybe communicating with each other maybe go to war with different cities to secure resources and territories. How would they communicate with each either through land lines maybe even setup railroads between different cities. With the first scenario it seemed to deal with the more internal threat a society can face and breach of trust dealt with more external threat of society. Im very curious on were to learn about other cities as well because of the memes I saw haha. Please dont be to mean to me about this.

While this might seem impossible, if you choose to defeat the frost and are hyper efficient with steam cores (only deep drills, using the iron deposits instead of the wood, maxxing merit to skim off of only 1 deposit and take the 18 available steam cores in winterhome) it is possible to build the unlock the third generator upgrade

This should in theory solve the progress factions main issue which is upgrading the generator (and since you chose to defeat the frost it should be the progress version of the generator) while also giving a major concession to the adaptation faction in the form of Winterhome.

This should lead to a secret ending where both sides instantly reach some sort of understanding preventing the war from taking place. Maybe there should also be secret requirements like all neutral laws signed, minimum and maximum level of progress and adaptation and so on.

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I have been trying to get Gotta Go Fast achievement for 4 days and was thinking maybe playing it on serenity making it not appear but without it either I didn't got the achievement on my 5 runs where I discovered and connected IEC Core parts before 150-170 weeks in game. Any recommendations I can do to get it ?

Hi!! I really love Frostpunk and I’ve been thinking of getting the second game, but cant decide if it is worth it. Can you guys tell your expiriences and thoughts about the game, is it worth getting?

Hello there!

I played the first game in the series and I loved it. The atmosphere, the lore, the weight of every action you take, and also the survival aspects of the game. I know FP2 is a bit different and more focused on the city building aspects and management with the parties involved, so I would like some suggestions. Currently playing the main story, finished the prologue and started chapter 1. I'll happily wait to hear your suggestions!