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Tents, like Bunkhouses and Houses, provide shelter for ten people. Houses will fit in the exact same spot as a tent, so this strategy works equally well for Bunkhouses and Houses. By clustering them you will be able to build a Steam Hub or two that will be able to heat tents that are out of range of the Generator. When building tents build as many as you can in the inner rings and cluster the rest of the tents together. You will also need a few more Infirmaries and Medical Posts than you normally would to handle the sick.Īdditionally, once you have a firm foothold on gathering resources and have advanced technology, you can still build Houses just prior to the Storm, giving everyone a much better chance of survival. The key to keeping tents in place instead of houses is a heating strategy to support them, one that will be able to sustain more heat longer than you would need to with Houses. There are disadvantages to this approach although with the right planning everything needed can be researched prior to the Storm. This frees up resources for other areas, like research and food gathering. By using plenty of heat beforehand no more people will die in tents than would die if they were in houses once the Storm ends. You do not need to replace tents with houses in Frostpunk if you have the right heating strategy. Should you let people freeze in a much colder tent to gain an edge technologically or allow them to be somewhat more comfortable and warmer in a house at the expense of not being prepared for the Storm? Enabling your city to survive the storm is a monumental task and one of those tasks is warm housing.
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