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• Research

  In the aftermath, much of mankind’s knowledge was either lost or outright destroyed. Fragments can still be recovered from various locations on the World Map to aid the colony. The locations with valuable knowledge

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• Specialists

  Specialists are your eyes, ears and hands on the World Map. These varied personalities scout the map, gather resources and fight the bandits across the landscape. Specialists can be equipped with various weapons, armor and

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• Surviving the Aftermath Wiki

  The Surviving the Aftermath guide for buildings, specialists, environment and more written and maintained by the players. Following in the footsteps of Surviving Mars, Aftermath focuses on survival in one of the most popular environments

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• Resources

  Resources are an essential part of manufacturing at your colony. They are used to create buildings, produce high end items, and of course, for trade.

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• World Map

  The map is divided into sectors which need to be scouted first for potential locations. It is a hugely important part of the game, especially early on when your colony is still unable to produce

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• Metal Extractor

  Metal Extractor is one of the buildings in Surviving the Aftermath. Extracts Metal from underground deposits. Most of the accessible metal is either far from the colony or buried underground. The best way to extract

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• Food

  Colonists are hungry. At the beginning of the game the most convenient source of Food is Wild Berries. Gather them by moving the Work Area of your Food Storage on top of the bushes so

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• Colonist traits

  Colonists come with a variety of traits. Effectively leveraging them helps optimize the efficiency of your colony.

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• Surviving the Aftermath

  Surviving the Aftermath is a strategy game following the example set by Surviving Mars, this time asking players to survive in the brutal reality of a post-nuclear world. There are only few who remember

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• Colonists

  Your Colonists are all individuals with varied needs and skills. They build, work, consume Food and Water and procreate to keep the colony going and growing. Having their basic needs of Water, Food and Shelter

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• Buildings

  Buildings make up your colony and are essential for its proper functioning. Once a building is constructed, its operation can be adjusted in a number of ways. It can be paused to free all the

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• Biomes

  Biomes are an important part of exploration and settling your colony. Each biome will feature different environmental hazards and of course, soil types. The landscape is divided into three main soil types which affect building

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• How to play guide for Surviving the Aftermath

  This article is a stub. You can help Surviving the Aftermath Wiki by expanding it. This page will serve as a basic how to play guide for Surviving the Aftermath. While there is very little

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• Societies

  Other societies may be encountered on the World Map by your Specialists, and will engage in trade with your colony - if possible.

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• Bandits

  Bandits come in many shapes and sizes, but they are all ready to take from the weak and give to themselves. They are not interested in rebuilding societies. Instead, they live in strictly led factions

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• Injuries

  Injuries and other conditions can be healed by a Medic. Build a Medic's Tent and have it staffed to treat this injury as soon as possible. Conditions cause health loss and other negative effects

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• Large Field

  Large Field is one of the buildings in Surviving the Aftermath. Grows Food slowly, but in large quantities.

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• Medical Tent

  Medical Tent is one of the buildings in Surviving the Aftermath. Heals colonists from various physical conditions. Healing is faster if there are different types of Meds available to speed up the healing process. Conditions

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• Surviving the Aftermath Wiki/Section 2

  Colony Basics Biomes Colonists Buildings Food Water Resources Pollution Advanced Survival Colonist traits Happiness Injuries Research Vehicles Specialists Catastrophes

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• Field Hospital

  Field Hospital is one of the buildings in Surviving the Aftermath. Advanced high-capacity medical building able to heal several colonists faster than Medic's Tent. Healing various conditions is faster with proper Meds. Conditions

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• Medium Field

  Medium Field is one of the buildings in Surviving the Aftermath. Grows Food slowly in large quantities.

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• School

  School is one of the buildings in Surviving the Aftermath. Children go to school for their entire childhood if there is a school available. Those who attend school for long enough become educated when they

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• Greenhouse

  Greenhouse is one of the buildings in Surviving the Aftermath. More effective and reliable way to grow food. Inside Greenhouses Food can be grown even during catastrophes that otherwise might ruin the harvest. Greenhouses also

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• Events

  Events occur at random as the colony grows and represent the various obstacles and opportunities that stand before colonists in the post-apocalyptic world. You, the leader, decide what action to take, but be advised

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• Insect Farm

  Insect Farm is one of the buildings in Surviving the Aftermath. Insects are very nutrient efficient alternative to meat. Picky eaters have little choice in the post-apocalypse, so instead of munching vegetables all day

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