PLZ remake the water/electric system

[Bitten Apple]

Please remake the water/electric system , You can have a look at rimworld

[Rash]

But this isn't Rimworld. What do you find wrong with the current system?

[wawawiwa]

he probably want the water to be passable but with slower move speed

[Bitten Apple]

Originally posted by gommene:

he probably want the water to be passable but with slower move speed

There is a lot of water pump and water pipe in real world... So there needn't a rainwater collector above wash machine..

[Tomoko]

there's an immersive mod for solar panels, and one for pipes connection ( tho idk how this one works), but thinking back, you could be able to generate electricity outside of a generator and get water for a nearby river or something.

[maeharaprojekt]

Having an easy-to-install source of clean water and a reliable source of electricity seems to negate the spirit of a game about a fictional zombie apocalypse, in which you are not intended to survive, and human civilization is supposed to collapse into neo-barbarism and anarchy.

[Armagenesis]

"Water pump"
While Kentucky is indeed kind of a boondocks, do they really have that many wells and manual hand-cranked water pumps?

[westrud]

Rural homes would have their own wells with electric pumps and pressure tanks that hold several gallons of water, so if you hooked up the homes power to a generator you could power the well and have water. Modeling that in game would probably be a major headache though so I can see why they don't do it.

[Kaldrak]

Water Towers.

[juskom95]

Originally posted by 挂成一条金华腿:

Originally posted by gommene:

he probably want the water to be passable but with slower move speed

There is a lot of water pump and water pipe in real world... So there needn't a rainwater collector above wash machine..

LOL, IRL . . . that is the EASIEST way to get water to a shower, sink etc. Without that, you need a pump and way to pressurize the system.

[juskom95]

Originally posted by Armagenesis:

"Water pump"
While Kentucky is indeed kind of a boondocks, do they really have that many wells and manual hand-cranked water pumps?

Depends on where you are at. The further 'out,' from cities, you tend to have homes with their own wells and towns with their own wells.

[Bitten Apple]

A bit LIKE Irrigation pipes , i hope there will be a pipe system in future.

[Beltneck]

Originally posted by Armagenesis:

"Water pump"
While Kentucky is indeed kind of a boondocks, do they really have that many wells and manual hand-cranked water pumps?

You'd be surprised how backwards a 'developed' country can be.

I grew up in a G7 nation in the 90s, about 50 miles from a city. Spent my first 6 years with a hand pump, washing out of buckets, using an outhouse, and not having electricity.

Wasn't even part of a religious community that rejects technology. Thats just how incredibly poor and lacking infrastructure the place was.