Chapter 1 Mission 6 Delivering Silver Ore to the desert tribe

[the_real_abradolf]

It's not working?
I set up a truck route, nothing happens :(

[nOOgmAn]

Same here, The tribes dont light up when u put a truckstop or station near to it.

[spleen1015]

Have you tried a truck unload stop instead of a full blown truck station?

[WildDogsGaming]

Have you tried adding a tiny dirt road to the tribe? In mine, the tribe wasn't actually connected to the road with a footpath.

[nOOgmAn]

That seems to work.

[the_real_abradolf]

I had to build a trainstation...

[Apop85]

You have to build the truck unload / truck station / train station on this black spot at the camp

[Thetombomb]

Originally posted by WildDogsGaming:

Have you tried adding a tiny dirt road to the tribe? In mine, the tribe wasn't actually connected to the road with a footpath.

Thank you!

[Stroker]

come on developers.... its november 2020 and this is still in the game... that just annoys users how should they notice something like "connect the tribe because the road to it is 2 cm to short"....

[FalconSquadron]

I had the same issue match your road up to the black patch between the tents and it will form a road [img]https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2820379376[/img]

[GordonDry]

What all the fuzz? Of course a road is needed. Common sense. People go posting for help instead of being intuitive and using their brains at minimum? And why is this behaviour increasing in the world?
When people sit in front of a pile of firewood and have a lighter in their left hand, do they try to get a signal with their phone and go on insta to find a tutorial?

[Wolfsun]

Hey Gordon! The whole point of the campaigns is that they are tutorials. People expect to be walked thru them. Cut People posting for help some slack. They run the gamut from completely new to the game to even some vets who just haven't run across a specific situation before and need help. What's obvious to you is not always obvious to others.

So chill the ef OUT. And reach out and use that genius brain of yours to help those not so gifted.

[GordonDry]

Well, the only thing I can tell "them" is to read the other threads of people asking the same again and again.

[WildDogsGaming]

Originally posted by GordonDry:

Well, the only thing I can tell "them" is to read the other threads of people asking the same again and again.

Says the dumb arse who posted a horrible reply in a 3 year old thread.

[GordonDry]

@WildDogsGaming oh, yeah, it's so f ing trendy to point other people to the "fact" that they posted in a necro thread. Are you putting it on insta as well?
But I did not un-necro it, you p of sh. So sh the f up and try to find a better victim of your sociopathy.

[WildDogsGaming]

Originally posted by GordonDry:

@WildDogsGaming oh, yeah, it's so f ing trendy to point other people to the "fact" that they posted in a necro thread. Are you putting it on insta as well?
But I did not un-necro it, you p of sh. So sh the f up and try to find a better victim of your sociopathy.

I replied to someone saying they are tired of seeing the same posts over and over again, on a thread that was posted a week after the game was released. When the game was released, I was on the forums all day every day, helping answer questions, etc. This was the first time I saw this question posted, hence why I answered on it 3 years ago. For those first couple weeks, anytime I saw a repeat question that could be answered with a straight answer and not a subjective answer, I always just posted the link to the previous thread.

So yes, when a question is asked is a very big deal we should all pay attention to before we spout off some smart ass response. Just like those other dumb asses who necro'd a post from the same time period where the post said "I wish we could do X" and the dumb asses responded with "you can, just go here." You couldn't at the time it was posted, that was a change they put in later.