I haven’t done intense statistical analysis on this, but it seems like at a minimum you should aim for the same number of Greenhouses as Farms. Food and WaterĪ level 1 Greenhouse is a little more than twice as expensive as a level 1 Farm (21 Nanites vs 9), but it will produce more food in the warmer periods and keep producing at half rate during winter (versus not producing anything). If you get absolutely desperate for Nanites, remember that Kelko Spores can be turned into Kelko Sludge with a Chemical Plant, and then used to (slowly) generate some cash. Three fully staffed, fully upgraded Mines feeding a couple of level two Nanite buildings will give you a regular cash flow. Paying the Iron price for my Nanites, except literally. I relied on the slower, but much more dependable regular Mines. Laser Mines are faster at extracting materials, but also destroy some in the process. Most of the early missions walk you through this process in issued missions, but basically make sure you get an Iron (or Copper) Mine and Nanite Processing building up pretty rapidly. You’ll get little boosts from completing missions, and a larger chunk if you find a resource pod laying around for your construction drones to pick up, but you’ll need to be producing your own as soon as possible. Without Nanites, your Aven Colony settlement isn’t going to last very long. Some buildings have alternative modes or can be boosted in some way (Farms and Greenhouses get a huge boost from using Potash, for example). In general, keep an eye on how fully staffed your buildings are, and give them a boost or a reduction as and when you need production altered in a particular way. If you can afford it, build another Immigration center and set that to high efficiency too. The ‘commute’ overlay will show you where you have any problems.īriefcase icon is pictured in the top right (ish). Definitely worth remembering when you build a distant offshoot for a mine or something. Make sure there are tube routes to every staffed building (a basic grid structure works pretty well) and that there’s at least an Outpost near to any workplace. Forcing them to do that will cause a big hit to morale. Colonists do not like walking far to work, and they definitely don’t like having to walk through other buildings. That means you don’t have to worry about putting your food-producing Mill miles away from your Farms they’ll get the resources just the same.īuilding placement is still important in other ways, though.
Unlike others of its type, there are no supply lines in Aven Colony. This was written at release (25 July 2017), so patches could of course change some of the balance in future. They may not translate to the very highest difficulty level, but they should serve you well if you’re playing on Normal or thereabouts. If you’re a veteran of city building games then you should be fine, but for those who are new to the genre or a bit rusty in their planning skills, I’ve compiled a few bits of advice.
There’s a fair amount to juggle in Aven Colony, from power distribution, to food supplies, and general colonist morale.
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