Resources and production

A day-3 screenshot shows the six slots as 477/1.2K, 630/1.1K, 1.1K/1.1K, 1.2K/1.2K, 847/1.2K, and 927/1.2K, with population 33/134. Those are one frame, not a cap you should plan around. The achievement For a Rainy Day asks for 300 units of water and 250 food rations. Water and food rations are the only slot names I will use. The other four stay numbered.

Power is the right-hand readout. One frame shows 55,947 W, another 57,778 W, and a third shows a net of +27. Energy Reserve is the achievement for storing 10,000 W, at 24.0% of players. Solar panels and batteries are named buildings. There is no published watt cost for either.

Miners: the mine discussion starts with five miners in a shaft. The German thread links back to that discussion, so it is corroborating repetition, not an independent source. Early robospider hulls are reported to carry five miners in two separate English discussions. A reply in the engineers thread says the main-base wake panel selects engineers. These are player reports, not official capacity documentation.

Warehouses: one player, with the +50 storage research, said a large warehouse held 250 and three small ones stacked to 300. One source. I will not pick a “best warehouse” from that.

Repair Station lists damaged buildings and has a repair-all control, according to one reply. The power hotkey thread has a question and no answer. The building table leaves cost, output, and watt fields empty because public sources do not publish per-cycle rates.

The Day One note says Canteen bonuses were corrected and greenhouse output values were adjusted. It does not publish the new greenhouse number. Greenhouse stays blank in the output column.