Ribbon World

"Humans before make a challenge of trying to build their economy in a thin line of restricted space to grow their colony. Can you do the same? The Beavers must Grow! Inspired by the Factorio Ribbon World style gameplay." - Map Description NOW UPDATED TO RELEASE 1. 0! It's finally here, the 1. 0 update! I've been working on this on the experimental branch for a month on and off to update this iconic community map. Been an honor to be one of the top maps on the workshop, I'd like to thank all you guys for playing, streaming, and recording videos, and the devs for making this awesome game. I never expected this map to take off when the workshop was first released, it was an experiment to see if I could edit the level file to make an unconventional map like no other at the time. ============== Old Description: So there's a ton of ways to play this. It's up to you! I've added tons of different diverging routes for water, extra spots for drainage and even added several spots of using the special overhang pieces to help you, and it's meant to be conquered! The map will be hard to make it to the far side. The terrain as well as the badwater are your enemies here - just like with Factorio. In a way if you play the Thousand Islands map it is somewhat similar with how the water and badwater mixes with each other. Droughts are you friend, as you can traverse large areas of land without interference. Iron Mines will be more difficult to get to due to some being underwater. So the map is the same area as 256x256 (65536 tiles). Regardless have fun! I tried to make the resources more or less distributed fairly well but it's not perfect but you shouldn't be losing the first few cycles but isn't a cakewalk either. I do recommend trying to get the Farmhouse and Forester ASAP! How did I make a level larger than 256? .timber maps files are actually just a zip file. You can change the extension to .zip to see there's two files that compose a map (Along with the version, map image, overlay,