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Solo Turbo Auto Bakery - Infinite Overtime? - 1559+ Customers! - PlateUp!

Subscribe for more PlateUp! content: https://www.youtube.com/@HydraBurrito... (it helps a lot, thank you!) This is a follow-up video to:    • Solo Turbo Bakery - Day 1 to 15 - Fra...   (Days 1-15) Happy Birthday PlateUp! The new Bakery mode is such an interesting concept where the customers order flavors and not specific dishes. Extra bonus that we don't have to bus tables and wash dishes! It's also a very automatable mode because we can only get dessert cards, making it possible to fit every dish on the largest maps. For this video, I wanted to demonstrate a build that could potentially run infinitely. The main challenges to do that are: Leisurely Eating, All You Can Eat, production bottlenecks, queue patience, and no consumable usage. Display stands are used to speed up the progression, but aren't necessary because the kitchen can produce every food. Everything is automated except for Ice Cream and because of Display Stands + Personalised Waiting, there is a very small chance that a customer will actually order Ice Cream. Turbo map is used because there is no nighttime patience, which is critical to surviving the queue. Lots of speed ups to make this a bit more watchable! There are two ways this exact build could theoretically lose, but there are ways to mitigate them. If customers order the same dish (ex. Pumpkin or Apple Pie) continuously, it could cause a production back up large enough to run out the queue patience. This could be solved by removing a table and using the space to precook pie crusts to speed up production or using the Exclusive queue patience bonus instead of Affordable. The other possibility is if all tables are perfectly synced, all double order, and all order Cupcakes both times, it would also run out the queue patience. This could be solved by reorganizing to cook Doughnuts instead, which have a faster eating time but a slower cook time (still faster than pies). Both of these things are extremely unlikely to happen, so for the purposes of this video I played in a way that would be relatively quick and easy to semi-afk through the days (which is why I delayed Ice Cream until the end) until I could get all the cards. Aside from a few of the days with pie production issues (especially the Cherry Pie debacle on OT 22, yikes), the rest were very smooth and easy. Every new food was automated the same day they were added. If I had planned better for Display Stands, I could've taken Ice Cream earlier, but it is still slightly risky because I was semi-afk (watching TV while playing) for most days. Accidentally buying Ordering Terminal instead of Specials Terminal was a big oof (it gives -30% patience too). I didn't notice until I was editing this video 🥲 Thanks for watching! Questions or suggestions? Post in the comments! Mods Used: Drag N' Drop Designer (huge QOL improvement), Preference System (required library mod) 00:00 OT Day 1 Start 03:40 OT Day 2 (Herd Mentality) 05:40 OT Day 3 (Photographic Memory) 08:53 OT Day 4 (All You Can Eat) 12:30 OT Day 5 (Individual Dining) 16:23 OT Day 6 (Cheese Board) 22:27 OT Day 7 (Cake Flavour - Coffee) 28:03 OT Day 8 (Splash Zone) 30:25 OT Day 9 (Cake Flavour - Lemon) 33:35 OT Day 10 (Double Helpings) 36:25 OT Day 11 (Simplicity) 39:55 OT Day 12 (Apple Pies) 44:56 OT Day 13 (Closing Time?) 47:40 OT Day 14 (Sponge Cake) 50:42 OT Day 15 (Pumpkin Pies) - Small production issues 1:02:00 OT Day 16 (Cherry Pie) 1:06:37 OT Day 17 (Victorian Standards) 1:10:14 OT Day 18 (High Quality) 1:13:28 OT Day 19 (Picky Eaters) 1:16:58 OT Day 20 (Health and Safety) 1:20:48 OT Day 21 (Leisurely Eating) 1:26:15 OT Day 22 (Advertising) - Cherry Pie debacle, oof 1:43:03 OT Day 23 (Advertising) 1:50:12 OT Day 24 (Ice Cream) - Last card! 2:00:06 OT Day 25 End 2:00:26 All Cards #plateup #solo #bakery #cakes #cookies #brownies #cupcakes #automation #gameplay #dessert