How to Fix Broken Workers Bug in Schedule 1

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In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to repair the worker glitch found in Schedule 1. When you start seeing significant progress in Hyland Point’s streets, you might find yourself needing larger spaces for your farms and kitchens to boost output. You can enlist the aid of workers with varying skills for this task, but they won’t help unless you motivate them first. Here, we’ll walk you through the steps to mend the worker problem in Schedule 1.

Due to the fact that the game is still under development (early access), minor glitches are quite common. However, one particular issue is very frustrating because it halts your carefully constructed production process.

Schedule 1 Broken Workers Bug Explained

Engaging labor under Schedule 1 comes with a significant cost. The hiring fee alone can reach as high as 1600 Dollars. Moreover, daily wage ranges from 100 to 300 dollars based on the worker’s skills. It’s disheartening to find that despite these substantial costs, a worker may be ineffective due to issues within Schedule 1, making it all seem futile.

Multiple factors contribute to the occurrence of the broken worker bug in Schedule 1. One primary reason is an impediment on the worker’s route. In situations where the NPC needs to transport a resource to a station but cannot access it due to an obstruction, the worker may malfunction and become stuck.

Despite all the shelves being reachable and the stations overflowing with resources, the employees seem unwilling or unable to work. This appears to be a programming issue within the game that we anticipate will be addressed in upcoming updates. In the interim, you can attempt these strategies to troubleshoot the malfunctioning worker bug in Schedule 1.

Restart the Worker

As an enthusiast, I’d like to share an unconventional approach I stumbled upon. In this scenario, you might require either a frying pan or a baseball bat for a rather strong tap on the worker. Following this, should the worker momentarily lose consciousness and regain it, there’s a possibility that the bug in Schedule 1, which appears to be our troublesome worker, will miraculously be mended.

Relaunch the Game

To reinvigorate your employees, consider resuming what we call “Schedule 1”. If you find that some workers seem to be idle once more, take a break, then restart the whole operation. Generally speaking, this approach tends to work, even if only for a while.

Remove Obstacles

If workers find themselves repeatedly unable to finish tasks, it’s advisable to examine whether any impediments are hindering them. As a temporary solution, consider manually completing the tasks to help break the cycle for the workers.

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2025-04-11 09:06