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I need a guide for solo runs

Hi, as I mentioned in the title, I need a guide so that I can enjoy this game by myself. I struggle to even get to overtime, and I have zero experience on automation. Also, my restaurants are very small, but I saw huge restaurants in this sub. I would like some advice and if there are guides that you can suggest, I am down to investigate them too. Thank you in advance

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u/Unusual-Ad-8807 — 1 day ago

If I bin a greenhouse plant during a run, will it still be in the greenhouse to reuse?

I'm not talking about binning plants in the greenhouse itself using the greenhouse bin (I know that's permanent).

But when I take a greenhouse plant with me on a run it takes up a space. Can I just bin the plant and get the space back?

I assume if there's an ongoing effect from it, the effect will disappear. But if it's a starting effect (like start the game with breadsticks), I was thinking it might be safe to bin the plant to get my space back?

In any case, I definitely don't want to risk losing these plants from my greenhouse, so thought I'd ask here in case anyone knows.

Thanks!

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u/IvoryMarri — 1 day ago
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OT44: The Buffet Platters Yearn for Death

Been playing PlateUp with my husband since it first came out on PC back in 2022. Here I present to you my best solo run yet lmao I think my personal best so far is OT47 but was definitely not as put together as this one. Loving the new update so far, these buffet platters are the GOAT

u/Lumpy_Composer_7726 — 1 day ago
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12 Buffet, 46 tables Tacos Banquet Hall (3 star franchise)

45 tables*

Felt like an absolute genius figuring out a way to do 2 buffets in a 4x4 tile setup, and then again when i found out you can reach over shoe stands to access the tile behind them.

This is a three star franchise, and we are a few days past this and have since setup as 11 buffets and 47 tables to hide in the kitchen because we got the card that makes all customers come at rush times so the trainers got replaced with bar tables and we are now at 200k+ money.

I will post the cards in the comments, and will probably post the final day of this run eventually.

u/imightknowbutidk — 4 days ago

AFAGATO/COMBINER IS BROKEN!!!(?)

I don't know if this is always the case, or if it's just because we have to use 1 coffee machine (tnx game), but trying to automate afagato isn't working.

The first afagato correctly combines but the second one always puts a coffee on the combiner, leaving the ice cream to pile up.

Obviously this can work better and be fixed with a second coffee machine, but 27 days in and we haven't got one 😅

Any advice? :3

u/KickinKeyla — 3 days ago

Looking for steam players

Anyone looking for people to play plate up with? I'm on PC and I'd like to plaunwith more people. My main friends are teachers and they go back to school soon so I need new people to play with

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u/PuzzleheadedTap9548 — 3 days ago
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What is this door in the loading bay?

Hey i’m playing plate up and was wondering what this door is gonna be for!

u/Vanquits — 4 days ago
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Fajitas should cool down instantly in a freezer

I was doing my first tries with fajitas and did pretty decent until I were able to automate most of the process.

Then instantly I was hitting a wall when I tried to teleport these pans: no teleport of sizzling hot goods! I think that is a nice feature and I like it for safety reasons of course and it made me rethink my planned layout and how and where to cool down and re-heat the pans.

I was hoping I could redirect the pans through freezers to cool them down before sending them through my teleporters but unfortunately that's not possible. Freezing does nothing to the cooling phase.

I think it would add a nice mechanic to the Fajitas and I wonder if no one thought about it before or if it was tested and canceled for reasons like balancing?

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u/Dj_B_S — 4 days ago
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Feature request.

Has this ever happened to you? [Montage of throwing knives on hobs, feeding customers scrub brushes, putting the clipboard in the sink]

My idea? A dedicated pick-up/drop hand tools button. Opt-in would probably be best, for people that never fumble the existing keybind, but for us butter-fingers out there, it would be a big help.

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u/Adversary-of-Tyrants — 4 days ago
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Why didn't Mint plant (greenhouse) work on Overtime day 6?

After Overtime day 3, we decided to skip a card, and we did so.
After Overtime day 6, we were not presented the option to skip the card. Why not? This is not obvious from the description of the plant, which just says "Cards can be skipped in Overtime", with no additional limitations noted. Is there a hidden limitation, either the number of times total, or number of days in between uses?

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u/leftylink — 5 days ago

Looking for ppl to play with!

hi! i play on ps5, unfortunately my friends who i use to play with dont anymore. I really want to play the new update but dont like playing alone!! Looking for ppl to play with (26F) also i like being the chef but i dont mind switching up lol.

EST!

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u/Repulsive_Brain_ — 6 days ago

Fajitas broken?

So I’ve hopped back onto plateup with the new update and I’ve noticed every time I do a fajita run - I get the same exact cards whether it’s to choose from or the items I’m offered. They’re exactly the same every run. Anyone else have this issue?

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u/Objective_Tear1016 — 5 days ago

Can anyone make automation suggestions?

Bestie and I are great at running restaurants manually but would like suggestions for automating. Thanks in advance.

u/tinglep — 6 days ago
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When you make salsa, how many people does it serve?

Sorry chefs, I don't like making posts for simple questions but I'm struggling to find a simple answer to this one:

With Fajitas there's an optional card for making salsa. This recipe has a high difficulty rating, so I'm wondering when you make it, is it one serving or a batch that can serve multiple diners?

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u/sec713 — 7 days ago
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i don't know what will break it

hiii new to posting to reddit.
long time PlateUp player! started on PS, now on PC.
i attempt full automation during every session (to no avail) and have finally created the perfect monster. this run was completely solo. i’m very thankful for the buffet platter!! the updates have been a blast.

the restaurant refuses to close. it is a self sufficient machine at this point. even the ordering terminal is no longer needed. at one point i had 17 blueprint cabinets, but they are no longer necessary either. i use the desks for fun. there are 25 bar tables. Overtime Day 60 took ~28 minutes to complete.

truly, i’m shocked. this was a first run on the 1st heat level. my first time trying the heat stuff out. not franchise yet. it was a perfect storm of cards and timing of upgrades + gathering as many blueprint cabinets/desks as i could and stuffing blueprints in there to reroll later. have felt lucky all around with this playthrough. i think finding out that you can use two portioners on one latte machine was pretty breakthrough for me. as soon as i figured it out, i wanted to have as many as possible haha. some of the machines/portioners/freezers are a little redundant and are there just because (-:

i’m wondering what card will break it. i thought having 2,000+ customers a day would be the end, but it’s been handling every increase with ease. then came double orders, surely that would’ve done it! no.. not yet, at least. even brought back the booking desk to try to rush the day. 

thought i'd share with you all <3 as i've learned so much while lurking!

u/flcl-enjoyer — 6 days ago

Is there a way to always get the Variety card?

Me and my girlfriend wanna do basically franchise after franchise and we wanna add every food in the game to our restaurant eventually. Should I use certain seeds (and what are some?) or would a certain mod be better?

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u/aaaarian — 7 days ago

Full list of greenhouse plants and effects?

Is there a full list of greenhouse plants, their effects, and rarities out yet?

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u/Waltzer64 — 6 days ago