Quick answer
Fetchers carry goods between connected buildings. Assign them where production needs transport, then check inputs, camp connections, route length, building pauses, and storage slots if they stop moving.
What to do
- Use Hands inside buildings for production and Fetchers for transport between them.
- Connect the Outfitter to clothing production and assign transport capacity to the route.
- Use warehouses as distribution hubs with suitable Fetcher and storage-slot assignments.
- Shorten red or yellow routes before adding more labor.
Gameplay details
- Hands work inside buildings, while Fetchers carry goods along connected routes from storage or producers to buildings that need inputs.
- Players should assign Fetchers to connect the Outfitter with clothing production buildings.
- Warehouses can be configured as hubs by assigning Fetchers to collect selected resources and adjusting warehouse slot distribution.
- If workers are idle, check input stock, same-camp connectivity, path length, paused buildings, and warehouse slots before adding more jobs.
Keep in mind
An idle Fetcher is a symptom, not a diagnosis. Check missing inputs and full output storage before changing the workforce.
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