Food Production : r/PhoenixPoint - Reddit
网页2020年8月20日 — Raiding is definitely getting me by, but I want to trade! So far I have found 2 techs to improve food. 1/. anu rep leads to a food production building. 2/. there is a secondary research ontop of containment that lets your turn aliens into burgers. I was lucky to get one of the synedrion stun vehicles early on.
How do people increase food production? : r/civ - Reddit
网页2022年11月10日 — Whenever you settle a city, it will add 1 food to the yield if the tile has 1 or less food. Plains hills has 1 food 2 prod. By settling on plains hills you’ll end up with 2 food 2 prod, which is ideal for early growth. More often than not you’ll want to open with a scout first, to find tribes (bonuses), city states (find them before other ...
Civ 6 Strategy Survey: 3 food, or 2 food/2 production? : r/civ - Reddit
网页The base yield of any city planted is 2 food and 1 production. Any resource or yield that gives above 2 food or 1 production, will be added on to that tile's yields. Features such as marshes, floodplains, jungle, and forests are removed, taking away any of those yields. For example, settling on a 1 food 3 production plains hill forest will give ...
Most efficient food production: the formula : r/Planetbase - Reddit
网页2020年12月23日 — Most efficient food production: the formula. It's simple: GM Tomatoes and GM Onions change things, they are the most efficient vegetables (although Lettuce is more efficient than Onions; this happens because of growth speed change and GM Onions double the efficiency compared to Onions). Lettuce is the second most efficient vegetable, until …
Optimal food production : r/Kenshi - Reddit
网页2019年4月7日 — I have 12 hydroponics for each plant (besides cotton because hemp), one auto silo, 6 cooking stations, 2 ovens, 2 autolooms, 1 hemp processor, breweries (sake, rum, grog) and I am overflowing with food, fabrics, alcochol meds and hashish. Haveing 80 people helps quite a bit. I have several questions, and even after looking around I couldn't ...
Focus on Production or Food? : r/civ - Reddit
网页2020年6月14日 — Production Focus Only, trade routes and manually locked tiles for food. Mix of the above. Use a food chop to jump a city to 3-4 pops, drop down a farming triangle/diamond, and lock in your first couple of pops onto farm tiles. Bonus value if a jungle can be converted into a pop + granary.
Sabotage Food Production. I did. I thought. How? : r/PhoenixPoint
网页2021年7月28日 — Sabotage Food Production. I did. I thought. How? OK, I've decided to help the New Jericho guys. They want me to sabotage a food facility thing of the Synedrions. I went to one of their havens and raided the food facility, took stuff and destroyed what I assumed was their food production, these green tall cubicle things, but I didn't get them ...
Food production must double by 2050 to feed an estimated 10
网页The reason we have food insecurity is due to severe wealth inequality and dictatorial regimes that control the food supplies in their countries as a means to control the population. However according to the article, population is going to increase by 12.5% and somehow necessitate a 100% increase in food production? That's really bad math.
What's your food strategy? : r/Against_the_Storm - Reddit
网页2022年7月28日 — The official subreddit of Against the Storm. Against the Storm is a roguelite city builder set in a fantasy world where it never stops raining. As the Queen’s viceroy, you’re tasked with venturing into the unknown wilds and building new settlements inhabited by intelligent beavers, humans, and lizardfolk. MembersOnline.
How to automate your food in every base you make! : r/Palworld
网页2024年1月25日 — Cooked food takes a bit more active management on your part, but it goes a very long way if you mass-produce it. Even something as simple as Omelets (tomato+egg) can give you a big increase in efficiency because your pals will stay fed longer. Best by far for me was Carbonara, was pretty sustainable to produce and used all the same inputs …
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