How to Place Standing Tables - Crimson Desert Guide - IGN
During the The Saw Turns Again Quest, you're taught how to run your first Facility. However, one particular popularity task at Timberhamd Sawmill requires
During the The Saw Turns Again Quest, you're taught how to run your first Facility. However, one particular popularity task at Timberhamd Sawmill requires you to place a standing table, but the instructions to do so aren't very clear. Here's exactly what you need to know about placing standing tables (waiting tables) in Crimson Desert's DLC, Charting the Unknown .
As you level up your Facility's popularity, you'll have to complete specific goals to reach higher levels. For the Timberham Sawmill, you'll need to fulfill the following objectives to reach level 2:
You'll need to read the book, The Courtesy of Waiting, to learn the Waiting Table recipe that the quest refers to as a Standing Table. You can find the 'The Courtesy of Waiting' crafting book in your Documents tab of your Inventory after reaching Popularity Level 1 . After doing so, head back to the Management menu and tap on the Place Installables button. Check the bottom right corner for the button prompt to open your Installables inventory.
Under the section that has an icon of a building and a chest, you'll find the Standing Table all the way to the right. You'll need at least 2,000 Camp Funds to place one inside the sawmill. After doing so, return to the previous menu and tap on Manage Goods. Now that you're at Popularity Lvl. 1, you'll have an extra slot for a second item to sell.
By default, you should have the Wood synergy task complete if you kept the default good here. Otherwise, you can select one with the Wood tag beneath its name. Adding a second item with the Wood tag will increase the synergy bonus. Then, as long as you keep the Selling Price bar in the green for a Favorable response, you'll satisfy three customers easily.
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