Is it time to retire? – Settlement Survival (Part 59)



On this episode of Settlement Survival we focus on processing buildings as well as increase our retirement locations. I think the city is progressing well. We are very close to 2000 citizens.

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Settlement Survival is an exciting and immersive video game that challenges players to build and manage their own settlement in a post-apocalyptic world. In this game, players must gather resources, build structures, and defend their settlement against raiders and mutants that threaten their survival. The game features stunning graphics, a captivating storyline, and a deep and engaging gameplay that will keep players entertained for hours.

At the start of the game, players are given a small group of survivors who are looking to establish a new home. Players must help these survivors build and expand their settlement, providing them with shelter, food, and resources. As the settlement grows, players must also defend against threats from raiders and mutants who want to take over the settlement or destroy it entirely.

One of the most exciting aspects of Settlement Survival is the variety of choices players can make in the game. They can choose to focus on building up their settlement’s infrastructure, or they can prioritize gathering resources to defend against threats. They can also choose to take a more peaceful approach and negotiate with raiders or focus on diplomacy to build alliances with other settlements.

The game also offers tough moral decisions that impact the survival of the settlement. For example, players may have to decide whether to help other settlements in need or prioritize their own needs. Players must also decide whether to be a benevolent leader who puts the needs of the settlement above their own or a ruthless dictator who puts their own power and control above everything else.

Settlement Survival features an extensive crafting system that allows players to create their own weapons, armor, and other essential items. Players can scavenge for resources in the surrounding areas, trade with other settlements, or even craft their own resources using a variety of tools and materials.

The game offers a challenging and engaging experience that will keep players coming back for more. With multiple difficulty levels, players can choose to play the game as a casual or hardcore gamer. The game also features a sandbox mode that allows players to build and explore without the pressure of survival.

Overall, Settlement Survival is a must-play game for fans of survival and strategy games. With its deep gameplay, stunning graphics, and engaging storyline, it’s a game that will keep players entertained for hours on end. Will you be able to lead your settlement to prosperity, or will it fall to ruin? The choice is yours in Settlement Survival.

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2 thoughts on “Is it time to retire? – Settlement Survival (Part 59)”

  1. I asked on the forums what the stress numbers mean and no could tell me. It's a mystery.
    My current city has 2280 people. I'm trying to do what you're doing, add processing buildings for fancy food and try to keep them up. I finally got popcorn stable with like 20 fully staffed kitchens. I'm working on candy now.

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  2. Love the series. As far as the steel and scarecrows etcetera, if all of your storage is full then those are going to show as near gyros, because there is nowhere to store the production. I would build some mountain storage as well as cut back on the maximum number of things you need at a time. Like set a production limit of 6000 or something for the hand carts. I think heavier items take up more storage room!

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