The House

Take a moment to check out the house. You've got a place to sleep and a spot to change your clothes. Just a heads up, you start off with some Putin and maple syrup in the fridge. The game has survival mechanics, so you'll need to buy or make more Putin and maple syrup, but we'll dive into that later.

• You've got your old computer where you can save (you need the generator to save)

• You've got the phone to call various guys for different options, especially your mom.

• you've got your couch where you can make.... Oregano

• In your shed, you can find an adjustable spanner, a watering can, and a shovel.

• You gotta refuel the generator with the red jerry can.

The Cars

• Konig

When you kick off a new game, the Konig will be somewhat taken apart and won't be able to start. You'll need to install a few parts and tighten some bolts before you can drive the car anywhere; the challenge of putting the car together changes depending on the game mode, and I'll break it down for you below:

Normal Mode
The Konig is one of the three cars that players can access right away. You can spot it close to the Mobile Home, right by the garden shed. However, before you can take it for a spin, you need to install the front-left wheel and the air intake.

Hard Mode
The Konig is the only ride that players can hop into right away. You can spot it close to the Mobile Home, right by the garden shed. To get it on the road, you need to put on both front wheels, the air intake, and a seat. It's a good idea to also add the front brakes and at least one headlight to make driving easier.

Once you've put the Jackstands together, you can take them off with a long right-click, and then the car will be able to drive on its own. Just keep in mind that the car's Tires are still flat, which will make it tough to steer. To pump up the tires, you'll need to buy a Tire Pump from Kali-Gas in Town. For optimal grip, aim to inflate the tires to about 32psi. If you overinflate them, they might pop off the rims, and if they're not inflated evenly, the car could veer to the left or right.

Nearly every body panel shows different levels of rust (the bumpers are the only exception); you can get rid of this rust by applying a single Rust Repair Kit - which you can also grab from Kali-Gas - on each panel. You can pick up a new OEM front bumper from the Scrapyard once you hit Friendship level 25 with Jacques, the owner of Kali-Gas.

Additionally, there's a second, more worn-out Scrap Konig available in the Scrapyard.

• Oltruck

The OlTruck is a classic half-ton fleetside pickup. It's got a 4-speed manual transmission, a 4-wheel drive transfer case, and a trailer hitch for towing things like a trailer, wood splitter, or dolly trailer. Plus, it has a roomy bed for carrying cargo. While it might not be as customizable as the Konig, you can still tweak a lot of its parts like wheels, bumpers, and ride height. It also features some unique upgrades, including wooden bed extenders and a 1,200-liter maple syrup tank.

Players can paint the main body, doors, stripes, interior, grille, and any accessories like bumpers and roll cages. They can also use the Dent Repair Kit and Rust Repair Kits to make the OlTruck's body panels look brand new again.

Normal Mode
The OlTruck is one of the three vehicles that players can access right away. You can spot it in front of the Mobile Home, right by the big concrete slab across from the garden shed.

Hard Mode
You can buy the OlTruck from a big commercial building in Town, just down the street from the school, for $2500. It's parked right in front of the bay doors of the building, and you can get it by interacting with the For Sale sign. Just a heads up, this version doesn't have a trailer hitch, so you'll need to grab one from either Kali-Gas or Roger Pièces D'Autos and install it later.

• ATV

The Smoll ATV is a compact utility vehicle that has limited storage space, excellent maneuverability, and outstanding fuel efficiency. It features a 5-speed manual transmission, a special holder for a chainsaw, a couple of wooden crates for transporting small items, and a ball hitch for towing a trailer.

To get the ATV going, the player needs to first shift it into neutral; this is shown by a green light above the gas fill cap lighting up. After starting, the ATV can shift between gears just like any regular car or truck. The reverse gear has its own indicator light—an orange one—next to the green light.

Normal Mode
The Smoll ATV is one of the three vehicles that players can access right away. You can spot it close to the front door of the Mobile Home, right by the garden shed and the rainwater barrel.

Hard Mode
You can grab the Smoll ATV for $1250 at the middle farm on the southernmost island. It's sitting on a hill with a view of the paved road, and you just need to interact with the For Sale sign to buy it.

Upon entering the game for the first time, you'll find yourself at your house. As you step outside, you'll see your collection of vehicles, a garden shed, a spacious concrete foundation, and a road that borders your property. A great starting point is the garden shed, which features a wall filled with To-Do Lists to help you navigate your gameplay. The list you should concentrate on at the beginning is marked TO DO - START.

You can pick up all items in the game with a Left click, and to equip tools, simply press the E key. If you want to rebuild the Konig, select the part you want to install and place it in the correct spot on the car; it should click into position. To access the engine, pull the hood release latch found in the driver's footwell; you can then lift the hood from the outside afterwards.

Most car parts in the game need several bolts to remain secure. To attach something, grab the Adjustable Spanner from the shed, pick up a bolt with it, and screw it into the car part. You can tighten the bolts by holding Left click, and loosen them by holding Right click. Make sure to check all the bolts on the Konig, particularly those on the wheels: Most of the lug bolts on the wheels will be loose, and all 20 need to be tightened to finish the Torque the Wheels task.

After you've rebuilt the Konig, secured all the bolts, and removed it from the Jackstands (by hovering your cursor over them and holding Right click with an empty hand), it should be ready to drive! However, the tires are still flat, and there's not much fuel left. To resolve these issues, you'll need to go shopping in Town.


Before you head out, it's a good idea to gather a bit more money than you currently possess. There are several methods to achieve this, but for now, let's concentrate on the simplest option: Selling Firewood.

You can access the in-game Map by pressing the M key. Your house is situated on the southern coast of the eastern island, marked with the word ROULOTTE next to it. Your brother, Francis, lives just up the road from you, indicated on the map as PAS BEAU MAIS GENTIL. He will purchase firewood from you at any time of day until his firewood carrier reaches capacity.

To collect some firewood, you'll need to grab and equip your Chainsaw from the garden shed and locate some Trees on your property to cut down. There are various types available, but it's advisable to start with the white Birch trees; they are easy to transport and have fewer uses compared to other tree types in the early game. Cut down a couple of trees, and then saw the felled trunks into Logs by cutting them a second time. Later, you can learn how to replant them.

To split the logs into firewood, take them to the Wood Splitter located behind your house. Activate it by disengaging the kill switch and pulling the ripcord; it should idle if done correctly. Place a log in front of the cutting head, and it will automatically split into two pieces of firewood. Remember, you cannot split firewood a second time.

Once everything is split, load the firewood into the bed of the OlTruck, pick up the Fuel Canister from the shed, and head towards town. To start the truck, simply turn the key on the dashboard; the parking brake is located in the floorboard on the far left side; and you'll operate its 4-speed manual transmission using R and F. Take a left onto the dirt road that leads away from your house, and keep going for a bit. Francis' house will appear on the left after a significant right turn. You can drive your truck down his driveway and unload the firewood into the glowing circle to sell it. If you wish, you can chat with Francis on his front porch; this will help increase your Friendship Level with him.

While you're there, consider picking up the OlTruck Bed Stakes from the corner of the garage. These stakes raise the sides of the bed to accommodate more cargo, but remember, you'll need to secure them with four 20mm bolts for them to stay in place.



With a bit of extra cash in your pocket, exit Francis' house and take a left back onto the road. You should soon reach a paved road; make the first left you encounter, following the sign for Saint-Clin du Fin-Fond. There are several unique buildings and NPCs to explore and interact with whenever you wish; for now, we'll concentrate on just a couple in particular.

Continue straight down the road past the Farmers Market Stand, the Church, and the Post Office, until you arrive at a 4-way intersection with stop signs: turn left here. Your destination is Kali-Gas, a gas station featuring a small garage and a Vehicle Recovery Service. It will be located on the left side of the road, and you should be able to see its gas pumps from a distance. It is also marked on your map and labeled 10/10.


Position your truck next to the pumps (the fuel cap is located on the driver's side), take your fuel canister, and fill both completely (The cap and spout unscrew just like bolts: Left click to tighten; Right click to loosen). After that, go into the store to meet Jacques and Normand. They offer a range of car parts and accessories, but many items are currently beyond your budget.

You should aim to buy a few essential items from inside...

• The Tire Pump
  
• The Pruning Loppers (Essential for replanting trees, and it's wise to begin sooner rather than later.)
  
• A couple of cups of Coffee

There are a few items that you don't really need to purchase, but they can be nice to have if your budget allows...

• The Dent Repair Kit
  
• The Rust Repair Kits
  
• Any paint you might want to apply on the Konig or OlTruck
  
• Any muffler, steering wheel, or performance part you desire to install
  
• A couple of free, hidden steering wheels located at the back of the garage, on the toolboxes.
  
• A bottle of I hate this client mix

To find your way back home, retrace your steps: Start by taking the road that leads across the bridge out of town, then make a right turn at the intersection, and continue along the dirt road past Francis' house. Don't forget to grab your fuel canister and air pump from your truck, and take both of them to the car. The fuel cap is located on the passenger side, hidden behind a small fuel door; you can open it from the outside and unscrew it just like you would with the truck's cap. To fill the tank, equip the fuel canister and pour the fuel down the open fill spout. For adding air to the tires, equip the tire pump and hover over each wheel: Left click to add 1 psi of air, or Right click to remove 1 psi. The sticker on the driver's side door sill indicates that the ideal tire pressure is around 32 psi; while you can inflate a tire above or below this level, it may negatively impact vehicle handling. If you inflate a tire beyond 50 psi, there's a risk of popping it off the rim. Although the tire itself won't be damaged, you'll need to take both parts to a Tire Changer to reassemble them.

Bonds to be Formed

In Mon Bazou, there are both friends and non-friend characters. We can actually visit our friends every day to say hello and sometimes give them a gift. The maximum friendship level we can achieve is 50, which is significant, but not all friends require this level. Some friends may offer us gifts at specific levels, so it's essential to visit all of them daily (especially your mom). However, I will only highlight the friends from whom we can benefit.
















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Francis is a potential friend for the player and also serves as the player's older brother. You can find him relaxing on his front porch from Monday to Saturday, between 08:00 and 17:30.

Players have the option to sell any Firewood they have gathered to him at any time by placing it in the firewood holder located at the back of his driveway. He will buy Maple, Pine, and Birch firewood for $8, $7, and $5 per piece, respectively, with a maximum of 60 pieces allowed to be sold to him each day.

• In Hard Mode Only – At Friendship level 1, he will present the player with a Chainsaw as a gift.
  
  
• At Friendship level 25, he will offer the player a chance to donate 48 pieces of firewood in return for constructing the Player's Garage.
  
  
• At Friendship level 50, he will provide the player with His Old Air Compressor, as he has upgraded to a newer model. This can be found in the Player's Garage.

The player's Mother is a callable character the player may choose to better their relationship with. She can be called at any time of the day at 555-2109.

If the player has spit, vomit, or blowing joint smoke onto Richard, he will call the player's Mother to inform her of what he has done, causing one Friendship point to be lost. If the friendship level point is 50, it will cause the player to lose the frying basket until the mother is called again.

• At Friendship level 50, she will give the player the basket for their Deep Fryer.

Jacques is a potential friend for the player and the proprietor of both Kali-Gas and the Scrapyard. You can find him behind the counter at Kali-Gas from Monday to Saturday, between 08:00 and 17:30.

• At Friendship level 25, he grants the player access to the Scrapyard.
  
• At Friendship level 40, he opens the third bay of the Storage Garage, allowing the player to access the Scrap Konig.
  
• At Friendship level 50, he permits the player to refuel at any time, even when Kali-Gas is not open.

Normand might be a potential friend for the player and is the proprietor of the Speedway. You can find him behind the counter at Kali-Gas from Monday to Saturday, between 08:00 and 17:30.

• At Friendship level 50, he will offer the player a chance to contribute $70,000 to help open the Speedway.

Eric could be a potential friend for the player, as well as the store clerk at the Maple Syrup Federation. You can find him behind the counter in the Federation's equipment showroom from Monday to Friday, between 08:00 and 16:00. The player has the option to buy Sugar Shack upgrades from his showroom.

• At Friendship level 50, players can sell their Maple Syrup whenever they wish.
  
• He will not accept weed and will mention that he plans to inform the police.

Antoine is a buddy of Anthony and might also be a friend to the player. You can spot him at the Abandoned Grocery Store/Roger Pièces D'Autos from 10 PM to 3 AM, watching the Night Race. He resides in the blue house with a garage situated on the road that leads to the pier where the Small Cruiser is docked, directly across from the Church.

• Once you reach Friendship level 35, he will grant the player access to his Storage Garage, which is conveniently situated right next to his house, and present them with the Prinz stored inside.

Léo is a wandering dog and a potential companion for the player. At first, he can be spotted in the lower left area of the map, close to a wooded trail scattered with bags of dog treats. He will stay out of sight unless the player is holding a bag of treats.

If a player wants to adopt Léo, they must earn his trust by providing him with dog treats from the Decorations Store. He will accept one bag of treats each day, and every bag will grant the player one point of Friendship. Once the player reaches Friendship level eight, Léo will trust them enough to hand over his dog bed, officially making the player his owner.

Once you've adopted Léo, you'll need to buy at least two pet bowls and a bag of food to take good care of him. One bowl should be filled with food, while the other should contain water; you can fill the water bowl by dipping it into the Rainwater Barrel or using the Watering Can. Léo will eat and drink whenever he feels the need, as long as his bowls are accessible. If he goes too long without food or water, he'll whine, and a bubble will appear above his head indicating his current need. If his needs aren't met, he will gradually start to lose Friendship points with you.

• If your Friendship meter drops to 0, your Konig's wheel will disappear for the remainder of the game, and you'll need to purchase a new rim. And that's completely justified.

Carole is a potential friend for the player and the proprietor of Bar Chansonnier. You can find her behind the bar counter every night from 18:00 to 03:00.

Similar to other Friendable characters, Carole can be talked to each day to earn one friendship point; however, players can earn extra points on the same day by finishing an entire bottle of Maple Wine from her selection while seated at the bar. Furthermore, she prefers Mugs of Coffee as her daily gift, unlike other characters who typically accept Maple Syrup Cans.

• Once you reach Friendship level 50, she will allow the player to buy Wooden Kegs for brewing their own wine.

The Sugar Shack is a small cabin where players can turn maple tree sap into Maple Syrup. It's located just up the road from the Mobile Home, on the eastern side of the player's land.

Building the Sugar Shack requires 64 Pine Logs; each tree yields 6 logs, meaning 11 trees need to be cut down. The extra logs can be made into Firewood to power the equipment, ensuring no wood goes to waste.

Once syrup production begins, players can fill Barrels for sale at the Maple Syrup Federation or use Cans for personal consumption or gifting to boost Friendship.

The vacuum pump and press require electricity, so the Generator must be on or the shack connected to the Power Grid before producing syrup.

Connecting Maple Trees
To begin the syrup-making process, you need to connect several Maple trees to the Sugar Shack. First, acquire a pack of Spouts and a roll of Tubing from the Maple Syrup Federation. It’s also beneficial to have a few Tubing Posts, as they enable the tubing line to branch out and connect groups of trees or link trees that are too far apart. All the trees should be linked back to the blue Vacuum Pump located outside the Sugar Shack. This pump will extract the sugar water from the trees and store it in the large tank next to it. Plant the trees according to the following scheme.

Running the Vacuum Pump
The Generator needs to be powered on or connected to the Power Grid to operate and gather sugar water. It features an indicator light on top: a green light signifies that it is powered and operational, while a red light indicates it is off. The pump has a single connection point for tubing, so it's recommended to attach it directly to a Tubing Post; this setup enables the collection of sugar water from trees on both sides of the Sugar Shack. By hovering over the Vacuum Pump, you can also see the number of trees connected, along with a rating like "Very Very Bad" or "Nice" for 69, or in my case, 420.

The pump operates only from 09:00 to 16:00. This timeframe is when the weather is warm enough for the sugar water in the trees to thaw and flow, making it possible to harvest through the spouts.

Filling the Water Tank

As the vacuum pump collects sugar water, it is transferred into this storage tank. This tank can hold up to 9,600 liters and can be filled in just one day by around 100 maple trees. Once the tank reaches its full capacity, no more sugar water can be gathered, prompting the vacuum pump to turn off automatically. To enhance sugar water storage and enable syrup production to continue overnight, additional water tanks can be acquired. With an extra 9,600 liters tank, storage can accommodate 200 maple trees, while a 50,000 liters tank boosts the maximum capacity to about 500 maple trees.

Running the Evaporator

The Evaporator is where you will primarily make syrup. It takes sugar water from outside and boils off the extra water. A valve on the back wall allows sugar water to flow in from the storage tank: when the lever is across the pipe, it is closed; when it is along the pipe, it is open.

At the front of the evaporator, there's a door to the firebox. Here, you can put any flammable material to heat the unit. To ignite it, add some Crumpled Newspaper as kindling and use a Map Torch to light it. The chimney has a temperature dial indicating the ideal fire range. Burning outside this range is inefficient and will consume more firewood or greatly hinder production.

To operate effectively, start with 4 pieces of firewood in the firebox to reach the optimal temperature. Add another piece only when the temperature drops below 350°F/180°C to keep it in the green zone. A minimum of three pieces is needed to raise the temperature into the green, with one piece added each hour to maintain it. All wood types provide equal heat, but harder woods burn longer. Maple is the hardest and burns the longest, followed by birch and pine. You can also burn items like empty Tubing Rolls or Harvesting Baskets in the firebox; they produce the same heat as firewood but burn faster.

• At optimal speed, the Evaporator produces 1L of maple syrup every 2 in-game minutes.
  
  
• Time moves faster at night (if toggled in the pause menu), allowing you to refine syrup with less real-time from 19:00 to 7:00.
  
  
• Be cautious when placing flammable items in the firebox; if placed too far back, they may burn without generating heat. Once ignited, they cannot be moved.

With a fire lit, the temperature dial will rise, indicating the sugar water's heat. Boiling occurs between 100°C and 107°C (past 3/4 of the dial) and is marked by steam from the boiling chambers. While boiling, players can drink directly from the evaporator to satisfy their Maple Syrup need by interacting with the mug on the wall left of the evaporator.

Filling the Syrup Reservoir

The finished syrup is stored here. A Barrel or Wooden Keg can be placed under the spout to fill it, or a Can Sealer can be used to make it drinkable if purchased.

To fill a barrel, align the white stopper in the lid under the spout and turn the valve. The lever is closed when it points across the pipe and open when it points along the pipe. Syrup will flow from the reservoir into the barrel. Once full, close the valve, swap it for an empty one, and repeat. The default reservoir holds 240 liters of syrup, allowing for two barrels to be filled before needing a refill.

Alternatively, installing the Outside Pump upgrade lets the player automatically transfer syrup from the Reservoir to the Truck Bed Syrup Tank or Syrup Tanker Trailer, removing the need for barrels. The tanks connect to the Outside Pump when close, with the bed tank having priority. The Outside Pump can be toggled on or off with a switch inside the shack, above the reservoir.

Selling the Syrup

The Maple Syrup Federation purchases syrup from Monday to Friday, from 08:00 to 16:00. Up to 12 full barrels can be sold daily by placing them on the pallet in the front lot; empty barrels will be returned the next business day on the adjacent pallet. Syrup in the Truck Bed Syrup Tank and Syrup Tanker Trailer is sold by driving through the nearby open garage bay. Unlike barrels, tanks don’t need to be full before selling.

Syrup is priced at $10 per liter, paid in six installments. The first installment is paid immediately at the sale; the next five installments are automatically paid one at a time, at 00:00 every Sunday morning.

Sugar Shack Upgrades

Math of Syrup Production
The ideal situation for syrup production is to operate your evaporator continuously. Although this might be challenging with the initial evaporator, it becomes easy after acquiring the Electric Auto Heater upgrade. Players aiming to optimize their syrup output can refer to the following details. However, it's crucial to understand that this isn't essential for success, profit, or enjoyment in the game - this section is meant for advanced players who are well-versed in the game's mechanics. New players should prioritize enjoying the game at their own pace and style.

Math of Syrup Production
Syrup is generated every two in-game minutes, yielding 1L without the Reverse Osmosis Unit, or 2L with it. If the player has the necessary trees and storage tank in place to operate their evaporator continuously, and syrup production is uninterrupted because the reservoir is not full, the following can help calculate the maximum syrup output over a 24-hour period.

Sugar Water Production and Trees
Figuring out how many trees you need to get the most out of your sugar shack is trickier than it seems, since sugar water production has an element of randomness. Each day, every mature and interconnected tree on your farm generates the same amount of sugar water, but the actual volume produced varies randomly from day to day. In particular:

• Each morning, a random value ranging from 0.4 to 1.3 is generated, which we refer to as r.
  
  
• Over time, the average of r will be approximately 0.85.
  
  
• This value is then multiplied by 160, resulting in the amount of sugar water that each connected tree will generate throughout the day.
  
  
• Thus, the total amount of sugar water produced in a specific day can be determined by
  160r * numtrees

Cannabis is a crop that can be cultivated and harvested within the game. It serves as a potential source of income when sold to other island residents, or it can be utilized by the player to alleviate Anxiety. The initial packet of Cannabis seeds can be obtained by climbing one of the three wind turbines located at the Wind Farm. This seed packet will respawn weekly, so players should return regularly to acquire more seeds.

The steps to grow Cannabis are as follows:

• Create a dirt mound using the Shovel.
  
• Sow the Cannabis seeds in the mound.
  
• Water the plant daily with the Watering Can and protect it from pests with Pesticide Solution until
  it reaches full growth.
  
• Harvest the plant using the Harvesting Basket and gather the seeds that fall to the ground.

Each plant harvested will yield one or two seeds. If another seed packet is in close proximity, harvesting an additional plant will combine the two smaller packets into one, facilitating easier seed storage.

After harvesting sufficient Cannabis, take the basket to the Player's Home and position it near the couch and side table. It requires 10% of the basket's capacity to create a single pack of joints using the grinder, with each pack containing 10 joints for smoking. If you possess 10 individual packs, they can be consolidated into a bundle using the tape located next to the grinder.

If you prefer to smoke the Cannabis yourself, press E while holding a single pack; this action will transfer all 10 joints to your inventory. You can smoke one joint by pressing G, which will reduce your Anxiety at the expense of some Hunger. The remaining number of joints in your inventory is displayed in the top left corner of the screen, just below the current time. If you die or are caught smoking near a Police Officer, all joints in your inventory will be forfeited.

To sell Cannabis to another player, you must have at least level 5 Friendship with them. Once achieved, you can approach them while holding the pack or bundle, and they will purchase it from you: packs are sold for $65, and bundles for $500. However, they may refuse to buy a pack if certain conditions are not met.

The Weed Dealers' Barn is a hidden structure that belongs to the Weed Dealers on the mainland of Quebec. It can be found along a lengthy unpaved road, close to the western coast of the mainland. The Barn operates daily from 10:00 to 20:00.

The Barn consists of two parts: The hayloft doors function as a sales point for Cannabis bundles; the inside serves as a gathering place for the Dealers and as a retail space for selling growing equipment and accessories.

Initially, the Barn's interior will be inaccessible to the player character. To gain access, you must earn the Dealers' trust by fulfilling their latest Cannabis order: Deliver 12 large packs of cannabis joints to the hayloft doors and fill the box outside; they will receive $370 for each pack.

Once the order is completed, you can enter the Barn's interior through the door on the left and interact with the Dealers inside. Furthermore, the option to sell Cannabis on a larger scale becomes available: They will pay $10,000 for every 27 large packs sold at once, or for a single huge pack. The maximum amount that can be sold in one day is 8 huge packs or 216 large packs.

Four cannabis dealers occupy the barn: L'allumé, Sebastien, Dahves, and Bobby. During business hours, they can be found lounging on the two couches in the main room, ready to sell the player various items essential for large-scale cannabis production.

Items Available for Sale:

• Underground Bunker - $40,000
  
• Big Electric Compost Machine - $9,999
  
• Huge Packager Machine - $25,460
  
• Huge Harvesting Baskets - $78.99
  
• French Fry Press - $5,999.99
  
• [Universal] Custom Wheel - Cannabis - $420
  
• 10x Outdoor Planters, delivered to the Bunker - $300
  
• 20x Outdoor Planters, delivered to the Bunker - $550
  
• 30x Outdoor Planters, delivered to the Bunker - $800
  
• 40x Outdoor Planters, delivered to the Bunker - $1000

The Underground Bunker serves as an enhancement for the player's Mobile Home, which can be acquired from the Weed Dealers. This expansive underground facility features overhead water sprayers, an in-line Fertilizer reservoir, an automatic bundler for Cannabis joints, and a four-tier shelf for storage. The construction cost is $40,000, requiring six to seven nights to finish. During the entire construction phase, various noises can be heard above ground, both day and night, at the future site of the bunker. Once completed, access is granted through the bathroom in the player's home, where the bathtub drain acts as the concealed switch to open it.

The primary purpose of the bunker is agriculture. Plants grown inside will receive a "Controlled room" buff, which not only speeds up their growth significantly but also enhances their yield. Furthermore, the bunker is the sole location where coffee beans can be cultivated sustainably, as the local climate is otherwise too poor to support their growth effectively. Additionally, the bunker is a clean room, ensuring that garden pests do not infest your plants and hinder their growth.

Equipped with an overhead sprinkler system, the bunker allows for manual activation or can be set to automatic mode to water plants every 4 in-game hours. The sprinkler system is connected to a Fertilizer reservoir, enabling automatic fertilization of every plant in the bunker with each watering. There is also a quality sound system to enjoy your 102.1 FM.

To plant seeds within the bunker, Outdoor Planters are essential. These can be purchased individually from the Decorations Store or in bulk shipments of 10 to 40 planters from the Weed Dealers' Barn. The Weed Dealers also offer the convenience of delivering planter shipments directly into the bunker. While the process of regularly purchasing and transporting the desired number of Outdoor Planters into the bunker can be laborious, the automatic watering system and accelerated growth rate make it worthwhile

• Huge Packager Machine - Enhances the packaging machine in the bunker, enabling it to produce Huge Weed Joints Packs from either 27 Big Weed Joints Packs or directly from harvesting baskets, provided they have enough cannabis. These large packs can only be sold to Weed Dealers, who will pay $10,000 for each one. This machine also retains the functionality of the previous model, allowing for the production of big bundles; just press the button for the size of the bundle you want to create.
  
  
• Big Electric Compost Machine - This larger version of the Compost Machine is capable of composting organic materials to produce Fertilizer. It can hold twice the amount of material compared to the composter at the Cottage and is conveniently located directly beneath the fertilizer reservoir.
  
  
• French Fry Press - An automated French fry cutter that generates French Fry Packs. It requires two small Harvesting Baskets of Potatoes to create one bag of fries.

• Avoid investing in the konig or the oltruck.
  
  
• The max number of trees you should have is 280; the more you plant, the more FPS you lose.
  
  
• If you have OCD, make sure to prune your trees every two weeks for a steady upgrade.
  
  
• Establish a routine to visit each of your friends.
  
  
• Purchase the boiler first, then get the electricity, followed by the electric heater.
  
  
• Get rid of any unwanted parts at the junkyard.
  
  
• Buy a caner and carry a tray of syrup cans. Give them to people to boost your friendship score.
  
  
• You can load several packs of cheese curds into the fryer, just like caner lids. It helps reduce clutter.
  
  
• Right-click on a partially filled basket to fill it up with another. If you harvest and overfill a basket, you'll lose the extra items.
  
  
• Upgrade the truck's brakes.
  
  
• Only pick up 2 potatoes at a time.
  
  
• Utilize grid mode in the bunker for better aesthetics and management of the area.

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