Lightyear Frontier likes to throw the odd surprise at you here and there, and the one you get when clearing out the Yellow Forest is no exception. Here’s how to build and use the Radio Tower in Lightyear Frontier.
How to Get the Radio Tower in Lightyear Frontier
The Radio Tower can be found on theopposite end of the entrance to Yellow Forest, first appearing after restoring the region. However, it’ll simply show up as a blue buildable rather than the Radio Tower simply being there. Instead, you’ll need the following materials to properly construct it:
The Copper Ore should be easy enough to get if you’vecleared out the Pine Heights regionsince it naturally spawns there. As for the rest, you may build both the Aluminum Frames and Aluminum Electronics in the Assembler. The Hardwood can be a little more challenging, requiring you to hit downed logs or larger trees with your Spike Saw after it’s been upgraded. If you didn’t already know, you can upgrade it at the Upgrade Depot which is also buildable.
Once you have the materials, simply bring them back to the Radio Tower and add them to build up the tower itself.
How to Use the Radio Tower
Now that the tower is built, you’ll be able totake on various Requests. These ask you to acquire various resources and bring them back to the Radio Tower, which grants you money upon completion. These tend to be worth a lot more than just selling the items to the Merchant outright, but it’s always worth double-checking. With the Radio Tower built, you can also build a Request Board wherever you want to access the Radio Tower remotely since it can be a long trek for multiple trips.
If you’re looking for more help acquiring various mid-late game items, check out our guide onhow to get Clay in Lightyear Frontier.
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