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The third storage you will unlock, | The third storage you will unlock, while taking up more space to build then the first two the storage is a lot larger at 377 goods. | ||
The Medium Warehouse will likely be the main workhorse of your storage needs. The 377 storage size is the same as the Central Warehouse and covers reasonable stockpiles of building goods like planks, cut stone, copper bars, etc. It also functions well as an end point for conveyor belts as its size prevents being overwhelmed quickly. | |||
The conveyor input is located on the 2nd floor of the building opposite of the 1st floor entrance. | |||
The Medium Warehouse adds cut stone to the plank cost of its smaller version. This cost may make it difficult to afford at first because cut stone is more challenging and slower to procure than planks. | |||
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Revision as of 08:48, 12 January 2026
Medium Warehouse
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The third storage you will unlock, while taking up more space to build then the first two the storage is a lot larger at 377 goods.
The Medium Warehouse will likely be the main workhorse of your storage needs. The 377 storage size is the same as the Central Warehouse and covers reasonable stockpiles of building goods like planks, cut stone, copper bars, etc. It also functions well as an end point for conveyor belts as its size prevents being overwhelmed quickly.
The conveyor input is located on the 2nd floor of the building opposite of the 1st floor entrance.
The Medium Warehouse adds cut stone to the plank cost of its smaller version. This cost may make it difficult to afford at first because cut stone is more challenging and slower to procure than planks.
