imagen like this: You start as a refugee coming to new london, londoners starts causing chaos so captain releases order guards, after a month later the great storm hits but mostly everyone survives, following months the regime trys to change but fails and city faces starvation for a while until outpost 11 saves new london.

After suviving FP1 timeline you get to between FP1 and FP2, its probably the some what golden era of New London where they build and fill inside of the crater, upgrading the generator while lot of resources in hand for 20-25 year until every resources tooken, some people starts living outside the city and in frostland, life in the city slowly goes bad as the captain becomes older and evantually dies. Then you enter the FP2 era where steward takes control and eventually one of the thing gonna happen like civil war, doomsayers or plague ithough ts guranteed city most likely will survive but there also gonna be lot of risk and casulty

so what job you would do in this world? considering you know what will happen and what might happen in the future of this world

1. Durable Goods became self-sabotaging law, because it reduces demand and then you can amend it to reduce demand even further while wasting money on them. Like, no upsides whatsoever.

2. The system of income from selling good depending on the number of goods you are selling is good. One can feel the banal mechanism of supply and demand.

3. Not changing inflow/demand of heatstamps are… what the hell actually? Why my schools or benefits for mothers from Mandatory Procreation always demand only 2 heatstamps even with 70k people? The number of classes and mothers who apply for benefits should increase i think. Why high rent on housing in Merit Based Housing or selling alcohol via City Alcohol Shops are giving you fixed income? If I have 1000 drunkards and 2000 men paying rent and then 20,000 drunkards and 30000 men paying ren, the difference in income should be noticeable, it seems to me. City Alcohol Shops fell from top to mid suddenly.

I've never encountered this event. I don't have any screenshots, but here's the situation:

I just expanded the range of products in municipal liquor stores, and suddenly angry women come to me. They stated that their husbands were becoming alcoholics and dying from alcohol, that illness was increasing, and that alcohol was corrupting their children. I could either promise to introduce prohibition within fifty weeks, or send the women away with nothing, and trust would grow.

i had high crime and disease and high tension.

A thing l made for one of the windows at my lobby so there can be a good view

I was reading the Revisiting New London #1: New Adaptation Laws with Paweł Szyszka , the first addition it mentioned was this:

> First of all is an additional Child Labour law - Maintenance. Child labour in my opinion is, besides it’s undeniable memetic value, an abjectivelly worse choice in comparison with Child Helpers which is useful through the entire game, not only at the very beginning. With a new law you can force the little ones to do mundane tasks in dangerous places. Their small frames allow them to fit in tight spots between machinery to maintain or repair it without closing the facility. With that you can squeeze some more effectiveness out of your workplaces even in the late game and make them more efficient. This will make using children as a workforce a viable option even in a late game and with a big population, but with a price to pay.

I've always thought it was the other way round, with child labour being much better than child helpers. Child Helpers:

• Child Labour useful immediately after one law. Child Helpers needs two to really help (the hope gained from the Child Shelters isn't that helpful).
• In the early game it is a big help. I like to split jobs down into two areas: maintenance and enhancement. Maintenance are the tasks to keep the colony running (e.g. food, coal, medical). Enhancement is making the colony better (e.g. gathering wood, steel, researching, building). Early on a large proportion of work needs to be spent on maintenance, meaning any additional labour "for free" ends up having a disproportionate effect on the enhancement speed of the colony. E.g. if you have 100 adults, 20 children, and need 50 of the adults on food/cooking/coal mining/medical, then you only have 50 working on wood/steel/research. If you can then use the 20 children for the some work, then you could then have 70 working on wood/steel/research, a 40% increase, not 20%.
• There is always work you can get them to do even late game, from gathering coal piles from coal thumpers, farming food at hot houses, cooking.
• If you go the faith path (and aren't going for a deathless run), you can also get the House of Healing, which not only frees all your engineers from medical work, but saves you from having to research the infirmary upgrades, and saves steam cores. Child helpers works amazingly with this, meaning 100% of your engineers can be used for reseach.

In comparison, you need two laws to get any benefit out of child helpers. This ends up pushing back the law a long time, as there are always better options to take first. When you do finally get it, the benefit is pretty small: a 20% boost in efficiency for one workshop or 30% for a medical facility. That is roughly the equivalent of 1 bonus engineer at a workshop, or 1.5 to 3 bonus engineers at a infirmary, in exchange for 15 children. This is a terrible trade as compared to child labour.

Expect the obvious anser that all ofem have a apocalyptic world, alien invasion and permenant cold taking over earth something completly different

If you know the Last Autumn, you can see I am cooking the Tower Pumps, stage 2. But there is no branch on my labour tree to pick laws for the picked path as usual.

Supercharging the very first structure at around 69%, where the threshold for the first accident is at 70%, it just skipped the entire strike and picking between the two options.

I don't know what will happen from here lmao. Maybe the game will crash later? maybe it will just be weirdly silent as all the story parts specific to either of the 2 paths will not be around?

What's your most memorable moment in Frostpunk? Share it in the comments!

With 11bit recent post (the 8 fact about FP1) we saw many people dont even know the most commen easter eggs do to lack of images and videos talking about it so we should make a long list about both in game secrets and the easter eggs, big or small dosent matter long as you have a clear image showing it

Currently the most rare easter eggs almost nobody noticed is UFO and Ghost ship. From my last post with people comment, UFO easter egg probably just a big shadow flying on your city for a moment while (very easy to miss it tbh) and l think ghost ship is a misunderstood concept, its just a secret game over screen you can get if all of your workers dies 7 days before the snow piecer comes to save you (7 days maybe releated to movie ring since movie concept is the person dying after the 7 day and ghost part probably comes from there too or the fact there no people left to enter the escape ship)

It's an old save (no dlc) and i don't understand why almost every building produce heatstamps
Alcohol could only produce a maximum of 4 heatstamps if i remember correctly and here it produce 36 ??
Why expanded district produce money ?

Info on the save :
Utopia builder
Week : 690
population : 65k
Not a single radical idea

When l saw this first l though the IEC logo on ships and the IEC label on the papers were different things but when thinking about it, its just the same logo but image is a compressed so l cant see some of the details of the logo