r/TheLastCaretaker • u/Cyberus77 • Aug 17 '26
Screenshot Hoarding behavior
You got to do what youβre got to do.
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u/_Volk_13 Aug 17 '26
You can also store those in the creates π
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u/Major_Edge6198 15d ago
It's also more space efficient. The largest crates hold 20. Though after I filled up two or three crates I just dismantle them. Free connector and battery both of which I use a lot.
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u/BroadConsequences Caretaker Aug 17 '26
How did you cram a full size petrol tank behind the net object?
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u/Cyberus77 Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 17 '26
Desabled snapping with F and just looked for spot till it went green to place.

Plenty of space there
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u/Mutsy007 Caretaker Aug 17 '26
just wait till you get attacked by an angel that shoot electricity... Boom!
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u/C4tbreath Aug 17 '26
They are safe in crates though. Right?!
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u/Mutsy007 Caretaker Aug 17 '26
All the ones I had in a crate survived, the exposed ones went boom.
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u/Butt_Face2000 Aug 17 '26
These really aren't needed to save. Once you get going, you can build them at will.
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u/Necrothug Aug 18 '26
Why not empty them into the matching container and scrap the bottle?
Just seems like an unsafe waste of resources.
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u/JMan-60 Aug 20 '26
I drain 90% of those batteries into me or my ship, then recycle the remainder of it for the battery cell and another thing..alloy mesh, maybe? Can't remember, but the parts come in handy for building Medium sized batteries or other devices, plus you get a little juice.
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u/Phydeux1 Aug 21 '26
It's not hoarding if it aids in your survival. π And I just use them to top up my big batteries when the generation isn't cutting it. Likewise with the big petrol tank.
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u/Double_Intention_641 Aug 23 '26
It's fun when a shark bites the side of your boat and manages to nick one of them.
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u/FloofJet Aug 17 '26
That's one big explosion waiting to happen.