Doloc Town Environmental Modifier Guide for 1.00.04
Direct answer
The Doloc Town Environmental Modifier tracks environmental restoration progress through modifier points. Official update 1.00.04 adjusted Environmental Modifier point gains, making full environmental restoration easier; it did not publish exact point values or a stage-by-stage requirement table. Severe weather recedes as restoration advances, while exact point gains and requirements remain undisclosed.
Confirmed environmental systems
Doloc Town features acid rain, intense sunlight, and thunderstorms. These conditions challenge the farm, while water collection and renewable power can make parts of the environment useful. Solar power, wind power, crop gene modification, and agricultural drones are also confirmed.
The game centers on restoring and expanding a farm within a post-apocalyptic environment. The official 1.00.04 changelist names Environmental Modifier point gains and connects them to reaching full environmental restoration. It does not provide an interface walkthrough, stage names, or a before-and-after point table.
Identify what the term means
The official patch language establishes Environmental Modifier points as part of restoration progression, not as a documented placeable machine or inventory item. It does not describe an activation or placement step. Record the current game version and the restoration interface when comparing progress, because update 1.00.04 adjusted point gains to make full restoration easier.
To be confirmed: stage names, plant and animal point formulas, maximum values, component acquisition, and exact 1.00.04 thresholds remain unpublished. The changelist gives no replacement totals. Do not assign point values to an activity or present a complete requirement table without current interface evidence.
Verify a claimed function
Record the displayed modifier progress before and after one identifiable activity, then repeat the check in the same game version. Keep other progression changes separate where possible. Separate a restoration change from an ordinary weather transition, and do not infer a point value when the interface does not display one.
Use Steam to confirm broad environmental features and the official 1.00.04 changelist to confirm the modifier adjustment. Neither page supplies a threshold table. A versioned interface capture is still needed before publishing any stage requirement or point formula.
Distinguish modifier progress from weather effects
Environmental Modifier points advance restoration, while acid rain, intense sunlight, and thunderstorms are environmental conditions that affect the farm. They are related systems, but they are not interchangeable measurements. A change in weather is not by itself proof that a specific activity awarded modifier points, so compare the restoration display as well as the visible conditions.
The 1.00.04 note says point gains were adjusted to make full restoration easier, but it does not identify every activity affected by the change. It also omits exact before-and-after values. Keep observations tied to the displayed progression system instead of describing an invented object, placement rule, duration, or stacking effect.
Compare changes with verified weather systems
The confirmed environment includes acid rain, intense sunlight, and thunderstorms, plus technologies that can use water or renewable energy. If a modifier appears to affect one of these systems, record the visible condition before and after its use. Hold farm layout and progression constant where possible so a normal weather transition is not mistaken for the result.
Do not calculate strength, area, or duration from animation alone. Use displayed values when they exist and otherwise describe only what can be seen repeatedly. The official Steam page confirms broader environmental systems, but it does not establish strength, area, or duration for modifier effects.