Gaming How-To

Roblox Lumber Tycoon 2: How to Like the Game and Join a Community Group

Where the rating button sits on the experience page, plus the Discord and Facebook groups that accept new members.

Where the rating button sits on the experience page, plus the Discord and Facebook groups that accept new members.

Image: Defaultio

Rating Lumber Tycoon 2 and joining its player communities are two separate actions on two separate services. The like is a single tap on the Roblox experience page. The groups live on Discord and Facebook, and each one has its own invite and its own entry rules.

Quick answer: Sign in to Roblox, open the Lumber Tycoon 2 experience page, and press the thumbs-up beside the ratings. For the community, use the LT2 Fan Group Discord invite at discord.gg/lt2.


Like Lumber Tycoon 2 on the Roblox experience page

Sign in to your Roblox account first. Ratings are tied to an account, so a like pressed while signed out will not stick.
Open the Lumber Tycoon 2 experience page. You can reach it from the Roblox Home screen or by searching the game name, and the page you want is the one that shows the green play button, the rating display, and the game description.
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The Lumber Tycoon 2 Roblox experience page displays the play button, ratings, and description. Shown at 00:27 in VendoPlus’s video.
Press the thumbs-up icon next to the rating bar. One press registers the like; pressing it a second time removes it.

You know it worked when the thumbs-up stays highlighted and the rating count shifts by one. If the icon does not respond at all, you are almost certainly browsing while signed out.


Check the creator profile from the game page

Lumber Tycoon 2 is made by Defaultio, and the creator name on the experience page is a link. Tapping it opens the developer profile, which is the only place on Roblox itself where official creator pages and groups would be listed. Closing the profile drops you back on the Roblox Home screen with the usual grid of game tiles, so nothing is lost if you only wanted a look.

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The Roblox Home screen appears with various game tiles after the developer profile closes. Shown at 00:46 in VendoPlus’s video.

Any Roblox group claiming to hand out money, wood or axes for joining is not connected to the game. Rewards in Lumber Tycoon 2 come from chopping and selling wood, not from group membership.


Lumber Tycoon 2 groups you can join

Three communities carry most of the day-to-day activity. Two are Discord servers and one is a Facebook group, and each requires a different sign-in.

GroupPlatformSizeEntry
LT2 Fan Group DiscordDiscord36,000+ membersOpen invite
Lumber Tycoon 2 Wiki DiscordDiscord25,000+ fansOpen invite
RBLX Lumber Tycoon 2 CommunityFacebookAbout 3,100 membersPrivate, request to join

LT2 Fan Group Discord

This is the Discord attached to the LT2 Fan Group on Roblox and the largest of the three, running since June 2017. It carries update announcements, a trading channel for in-game items, building help, building competitions and a weekly karaoke event on Saturdays, plus a Minecraft server for members. Joining takes one click on the LT2 Fan Group invite followed by a Discord account sign-in. The group also posts on X as @LT2FanGroup.

Lumber Tycoon 2 Wiki Discord

The wiki runs its own server with more than 25,000 fans, aimed at game support, trading and general discussion around wiki coverage. It is the better choice if your question is about game mechanics rather than events. Use the wiki server invite to join.

RBLX Lumber Tycoon 2 Community on Facebook

Created in April 2021 and renamed in June 2025, this group is for sharing tips and showing off builds. It is set to private, which means anyone can find it but only members can see the posts and the member list, so pressing Join group on the RBLX Lumber Tycoon 2| Community page sends a request rather than letting you straight in. Activity is modest, at roughly 37 posts in a typical month.

Admins enforce four rules, and breaking them is the usual reason a member is removed:

  • Be kind and courteous — debate is fine, hostility is not.
  • No hate speech or bullying of any kind.
  • No self-promotion, spam or irrelevant links.
  • Respect the privacy of other members.

What the groups are actually used for

Game support is the first draw. New players regularly hit the save-slot problem during the opening tutorial, where progress will not store until you open the Menu, choose Load, pick a slot and reload it. The tutorial never mentions this, so it is one of the most common questions asked in the Discord servers.

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A Welcome to Lumberland prompt appears after spawning. Shown at 00:25 in Electro Tech’s video.

Trading is the second. Both Discord servers run dedicated trading channels, which is where rare wood types and vehicles change hands once you are past selling plain oak planks at the Wood Dropoff. The LT2 Fan Group server also takes requests for building help, useful once blueprints and larger bases enter the picture.

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The Wood Dropoff sells manufactured oak planks for $550 after delivery by utility truck. Shown at 08:54 in Electro Tech’s video.

Treat trade offers made in direct messages with caution. The public trading channels exist so deals happen where other members can see them.

Neither the like nor a group membership changes anything inside your save file. The rating helps the experience page, and the groups give you people to trade and build with once the tutorial is behind you.