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ЗАРАБОТАЛ +1.000.000 на НОВОЙ ЛЕСОПИЛКЕ за 1 ЧАС! AMAZING RP

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Game/Mode Storyline

  • The video is less of a narrative and more of an economic/efficiency test.
  • The “goal” is to measure how much money you can earn at a sawmill using a chainsaw within 1 hour, compared to:
    • expected earnings
    • the saw’s cost
  • The creator also suggests the sawmill location may be underused because wages are lower, meaning fewer players compete for the same trees.

Gameplay Highlights (What the Player Does)

  • Goes to the sawmill and works for 1 hour using a chainsaw.
  • Tracks results by:
    • setting money aside initially to monitor earnings more clearly
    • watching inventory drops (materials that fall from trees)
  • Observes how using a chainsaw affects:
    • cutting speed
    • material drop frequency (more items tend to appear compared to cutting without the chainsaw)
  • Switches focus between tree types based on profitability:
    • Oak and spruce are typically best for profit
    • runs into an area with mostly pine, with few/no spruce or oak, leading to stretches of low or poor drops
  • Encounters random players asking for help:
    • one player requests that he finish other logs/processes so they can saw more in the workshop
    • he declines and instead prioritizes cutting high-value trees when possible

Strategies / Key Tips Mentioned

  • Use the chainsaw to:
    • increase cutting speed
    • improve the odds of items actually dropping from trees
  • Fewer competitors = better outcomes
    • If no one is cutting trees, you can choose the best ones—especially valuable oak/spruce
  • Tree randomness matters
    • Drops can be inconsistent (sometimes boards/straw, sometimes nothing for several trees), implying loot is random
  • Choose the right trees
    • Oak/spruce are identified as the most profitable/high-value
    • Pine-heavy areas may be much less rewarding
  • Watch market prices
    • Profit depends on current sale values (example mentioned: straw price vs. board price)

Results / Performance Claims (1-Hour Test)

  • Chainsaw economics:
    • Chainsaw crafted by the creator
    • Cost: ~700,000
    • Sell price at market: ~950,000
  • Time-based earnings:
    • Worked for 1 hour
    • Total net earnings: ~1,100,000
    • Breakdown mentioned:
      • Straw: ~84,000 (based on cited straw price of 24,000 per unit)
      • Boards: a little over 300,000 (last sale cited ~50,000)
      • Garbage: ~30,000
  • He also claims the saw helped pay for itself:
    • he spent only ~40% of the saw price (as framed in the video)
    • and still earned enough to buy it back / benefit

Gamers / Sources Featured

  • No specific gamer names or external sources are credited in the subtitles.
  • Aside from the creator’s test, the subtitles reference:
    • the platform/server name “Amazing RP”
    • the creator’s mention of “BlackpA” as a factor that might affect earnings

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