Instructions unclear, destroyed the whole ecosystem

wish i knew to not use too much dp

Thank you for posting this

Good tips, but you really need to install Grammarly or smth.

np!

Also, the title should be "Top 5 mistakes beginners do". I actually thought the guide was a troll post due to the terrible spelling 😂 I'm glad I was wrong. Thanks again for making it

Hiya. Thanks for the guide. I hope you don't mind if I rewrote it for you a little with proper spelling and grammar (I had to split it into multiple comments as Steam has a 1000 character limit for comments)

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No. 1 *+ Placing grass EVERYWHERE +*
At the start of the game people like to just place grass tufts all over the map without concern for their future selves.

Do not do this as most animals need a specific biome to evolve and stay happy. You can now fix this with the "Remove many" tool but this was not an option until a few updates ago.
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No. 2 *+ Using to much DP before getting sheep +*
New players tend to spend loads of DP on grass and trees before getting sheep. This can hinder you and even softlock you at the very start; sheep need to eat and be happy but they also cost DP to buy. Sheep, like all animals, produce DP when they're happy.

Q: "What if I save enough DP for one sheep?" - Daredevil
A: One sheep can produce some of the DP for a second sheep, but you will want to start with around three; a single mature sheep will create baby sheep (with mitosis somehow). A single sheep is likely to die of old age both before creating a baby sheep and before you can buy a second sheep.

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No. 3 *+ Putting your biomes next to each other +*
This will cause the biomes to leak into each other over time which will make a mess similar to the issue mentioned in mistake No. 1. Some plants and animals will also need a single biome to stay happy and make DP.

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No. 4 *+ Not putting borders of rocks between biomes +*
Putting these borders will benefit you in three ways:
1) Biomes leak slower
2) The boulders will help rock-loving species to flourish (be sure a biome is big enough for rock-hating species to flourish inside it if there are any)

3) You know where each biome begins and ends, which will help you to spot (and weed out) biome spreading plants

They also look nice and don't require maintenance!
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No. 5 *+ Not planning your biomes +*
Planning the biomes makes the game repetitive and boring but also makes it much less of a headache!

Remember some biomes will have sub-biomes depending on the requirements of their specicies. For example:
Forest --> Acer tree grove
Grassland --> Wheat plains
Grassland --> Red maple highlands
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Outro

I hope you found this guide helpful and enjoyed it!

your doing great man! thanks for everything!