It’s wild you say the doc is a day 100 build, I’m on my first world, day 34, stocked with enough resources to build 3 gyrocopters, my first and only raft holding 2 forward sails, one sail left and one right for diagonal sails, it also holds around 12-15 shelves each filled with 3 containers. One rudder and one motor that I don’t use unless in an emergency. I can definitely say your tips have helped me get to there though!
Commentary: Wow that Bermuda is a big build. I have one that I like quite a lot though it's small. The "Prowler" has 1 with a light pole. Then a row of 3, with 1 or 2 anchors on front side of left/right, forward sail on right, backward sail on left, and canopy in middle with rudder behind. Then I extend 1 more behind the outer 3, placing cargo shelves on it so it can carry 6. You can access the anchor and both sails from the rudder, which makes it nice for backing out and swapping direction and coming to a stop without risking getting off the rudder. It's light, fast, quite nimble and honestly between the 6 on it and the boxes I carry I haven't needed to expand it beyond this as I am pretty minimal with things. I did make a larger one which was sort of similar to your Bermuda, mainly meant for transporting cargo container panels and dragging sharks back and what-not, though your design seems better.
My current and favorite is a triangle5 to 1 with the middle three left out of the five with three sales on the one and three line the motor in the middle and shades on the back points and over the cockpit
How does using other materials (tires vs wood vs barrels vs buoys) impact the weight distribution for the triangle? Do I have to use the same material to have that level of stability?
Unfortunately I can't say for sure, each version seems to be a little different. I have seen no difference in the materials, it seems to be more for looks than application.
Just for any newish players, running your raft front "wheel" drive is way better. IE put all your sails pointing towards the rudder, or run your engine backward. Gives you way more control.
The Bermuda is by far my favorite thanks for sharing glad to see your back
It’s wild you say the doc is a day 100 build, I’m on my first world, day 34, stocked with enough resources to build 3 gyrocopters, my first and only raft holding 2 forward sails, one sail left and one right for diagonal sails, it also holds around 12-15 shelves each filled with 3 containers. One rudder and one motor that I don’t use unless in an emergency. I can definitely say your tips have helped me get to there though!
Excellent video, editing, building and creativity.
Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What's a good build for hauling raft materials? Barrels, tires, etc.
Commentary: Wow that Bermuda is a big build. I have one that I like quite a lot though it's small.
The "Prowler" has 1 with a light pole. Then a row of 3, with 1 or 2 anchors on front side of left/right, forward sail on right, backward sail on left, and canopy in middle with rudder behind. Then I extend 1 more behind the outer 3, placing cargo shelves on it so it can carry 6.
You can access the anchor and both sails from the rudder, which makes it nice for backing out and swapping direction and coming to a stop without risking getting off the rudder.
It's light, fast, quite nimble and honestly between the 6 on it and the boxes I carry I haven't needed to expand it beyond this as I am pretty minimal with things.
I did make a larger one which was sort of similar to your Bermuda, mainly meant for transporting cargo container panels and dragging sharks back and what-not, though your design seems better.
That's awesome, thank you for sharing.
Nice, thanks man.
Absolutely, thanks for watching! Have a great play
My current and favorite is a triangle5 to 1 with the middle three left out of the five with three sales on the one and three line the motor in the middle and shades on the back points and over the cockpit
Great vid, I tried making the Bermuda but no matter how I do it I can never connect all the bases needed :(
It's been patched. Now you can only have 5 wide and 4 length max.
How does using other materials (tires vs wood vs barrels vs buoys) impact the weight distribution for the triangle? Do I have to use the same material to have that level of stability?
Unfortunately I can't say for sure, each version seems to be a little different. I have seen no difference in the materials, it seems to be more for looks than application.
I have to ask - why the multiple sails? Just for aesthetics?
Just for any newish players, running your raft front "wheel" drive is way better. IE put all your sails pointing towards the rudder, or run your engine backward. Gives you way more control.
im a little confused by the concept
How long do sharks take to respawn. And can you get attacked by two sharks at once
I think sharks are still 24 hour respawn time, but it could be different with the updates. And yes you can be attacked by multiple sharks at once.
Does more sails towards the same direction increases your speed? Also my harvesting level is max but I don’t think I get 100% of my items back
YOUR BACK???? FINALLY
Lol, yeah I dropped a new vid a month ago and am working on others. It's been crazy!
I'm very glad to be back. Who's your co star in the video?
Do u think custom islands are cheati ng?
time for a lets play from day 1? :D I just started
Need update on ps4 couple of days ago I was playing online with my bro and when I tried to break anything it dissappeared
It lags out as well a lot like last year
Thank you for the info, I hate it when they "fix" things that don't need fixin'
Lol I made the Beginners barge without even realizing it.
ARE YOU ALIVE
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I take it you may have a question 😂