TerraTech Worlds – Useful Tips and Tricks

Working Station Tips

There is a recycler to break down the blocks into components and there is a shredder that more efficiently processes the ore that can be beamed into it.

New layouts of booths, blocks, etc. for the processors can be obtained by completing tasks. Many plans are given for questing to kill enemies.

Ore Tip

  • Iron, copper, aluminum are found in the regular forest.
  • Sodium and chlorine are obtained from blue ore along the banks of the reservoirs.
  • Gold and silicon are extracted from quartz found in normal and contaminated forests.
  • Niobium and tantalum are found in small deposits in contaminated forests*.
  • Infected forest can be found if you go to the NW, snowy biome – to the N.

General Tips

  • Get used to your helplessness (at least for the first 10 hours), you can be shot by any car with 1 gun.
  • In a fight with stronger opponents, try to chase them on blocks to get stuck, or shoot and run (opponents almost can’t be fixed, but the player can).
  • A captured enemy base (after destroying the hologram marker) can be safely dismantled and transferred to itself.
  • For some time, the main weapon will be a laser, which can easily destroy enemy weapons and render him helpless.
  • Even with 2 lasers without batteries, you can rivet a car from 1 frame (the reactor does not allow for more weight) to occupy complex enemy bases that contain large amounts of resources to be pumped (resources are in the warehouses)
  • Explosive flowers (which will be pushed away if you drive up to them) can be activated with a laser shot and safely driven past. Breaking these flowers will give you carbon x1 and lithium x1.
  • Do not hit blocks, trees, etc. at SPEED. Machine parts fall off very easily even at not very high speeds.
  • For the lightning rod to work, it must be activated manually with the right mouse button (protects against lightning and electric trees.
  • In the early stages, when you do not have enough power at the base to run 1 station (for example, a garbage generator), install another carbon generator to double the allowable load.
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