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Frostpunk 2 is one of this year’s most engaging games, offering an emotional and strategic survival experience. Unfortunately, like all games, it also has its fair share of issues. One of them is the “Frostpunk 2 is damaged” error, which prevents players from launching the game.

If you’re one of those affected by this issue, here are a few methods you can use to solve it.

The Frostpunk 2 tech tree (or officially, the Idea Tree) features a total of 142 Ideas spread across six tabs. At the start of each campaign, the Ideas on the outer branches of the tree are hidden. This guide lists every idea on the Heating tab, including the hidden ones.

Ideas relating to Heating are among the most important in Frostpunk 2, as you’d expect from a game that takes place during an ice age. This tab is where you’ll find technologies that allow you to upgrade your generator, to use Heat more efficiently, and to extract fuel deposits at higher rates.

One wrong move in Frostpunk 2 and your city might quickly fall from sheer number of problems. Sometimes, things can get bad enough for you to restart an entire Chapter, so here’s how to do that in Frostpunk 2.

How to restart a story Chapter in Frostpunk 2

You can restart a story Chapter in Frostpunk 2 by loading the Chapter save. Every time you enter a new Chapter, the game automatically creates a save separate from regular autoasaves and your manual saves. The Chapter saves usually have CHAPTERSAVE_X in the name, where X is the number of the Chapter.

In Frostpunk 2, the people of your city want to have a say in its development. Whether it’s about passing laws or choosing the next research, sometimes you have to go head-to-head with multiple Factions and Communities.

Here’s everything you need to know about Factions and Communities in Frostpunk 2.

Frostpunk 2 can be challenging if you ignore people’s needs. If you feel like you overestimated yourself when selecting a difficulty, here’s everything you need to know about changing it.

Can you change the difficulty in Frostpunk 2?

You can’t change the difficulty once you start a playthrough in Frostpunk 2. The difficulty setting you choose heavily affects the flow of the game and every move you make, especially when it comes to planning and dealing with problems in the city. This is why difficulty isn’t something you can change on the go.

New London can’t survive without Oil, and one of the first objectives in Frostpunk 2‘s story mode is transferring Oil from the colony to the city.

At this point, you should’ve already found a permanent source of fuel at the Old Dreadnaught and established a colony there. Once you do that, your next objective is to transfer at least 75 Oil Output to New London.

Frostpunk 2 launched with a small day one patch on Sept. 20 to address bugs, crashes, and broken UI elements and adjust some of the gameplay balance.

The developer, 11 bit studios, warned that some of the changes in this patch might not work in existing save files. For a better experience, you should create a new save. The developer added that it’s still working on fixing the stability issues on MacOS and audio issues.

Frostpunk 2 offers players a great experience through its interesting world and gameplay elements. Unfortunately, some players can’t enjoy the experience just yet, as many have reported stuttering issues and other graphical problems.

If you are among those experiencing these issues in Frostpunk 2, here are some fixes you can try out.

Frostpunk 2 requires strategic and careful planning in more ways than you can imagine. Every move counts, as you might not be able to go back on it. Construction takes precious time and resources, and sometimes, you can’t cancel it if you make a mistake.

Here’s everything you need to know about canceling construction in Frostpunk 2.

In Frostpunk 2, a settlement’s Workforce is the share of its overall population who can work in districts and buildings or as Frostbreakers. It’s important to understand how to increase and redistribute your Workforce, as well as how to decrease absences so that your Workforce can actually work.

Before you can Frostbreak or build any new district or building in Frostpunk 2, you need to have enough Workforce to complete the task or to staff the district or building. Frostbreakers return to your Workforce pool when their job is complete, but districts and buildings need Workforce to be permanently assigned to them to produce resources and other benefits.