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Are you playing with an any mods? Also cant you just put cheap flooring on cellular floor to keep your game for decomposing? That way your butchers have that extra time just in case.

Wow, those trees sure are surprising… nonetheless the trees look great, and I’ve been eagerly anticipating the atmosphere they provide to Sterlington

Your tree planting went much better than I tend to get, looks good . The only problem with trees is they block the line of sight of archery.

Great episode again, Sterling. Loving the planning and dedication!

Finally! Been waiting for this.

The first of many timelapses to be “shortified”! Yes you may use that

I've been waiting for this. After binging the past episodes I just found myself checking your page on a daily basis.

Nooooo :) Do not sow over winter. Looking good , though if animals are spawning now inside the walls I hope you capture in video the chicken genocides. Never built anything near as large so I have no idea what will happen. Boars are evil ..you might not even notice them injuring people , I think the more recent notifications can make that hard to see. Hf m8ty.

I am loving this series!

Hi love your vid , I also have a idea of a name for the wall, what about naming it the Weeping Wall of Fallen

As an idea for your channel, you could try posting your timelapses as YT shorts. Maybe that'll pique some people's interest.

I'm convinced that Sterlington is the only place on the planet that is visible from the Moon. Keep up the great work, mate! By far the best Going Medieval series at the moment!

Nice! A new episode always brightens the day! Loving what you've done with Stirlington!

I think having no doors at all at those outer towers would make the raiders ignore them and go to the front gate instead

Mate, you're an architect! Great Going Medieval video once again, keep it up!

It’s great to finally catch up, if a bit sad as well. Here’s to this series continuing on even as the game itself begs for it stop as it crumbles, and lags, under the sheer majesty that is Sterlington!🎺👑

With this focus on food, have you transferred over your settlers, when eating in the castle, to lavish meals?

The fact that meals were decomposing while in the middle of a food crisis, is some hilariously dark humor

Congrats! You’ve finally caught up on your “Oops” quota!

I wonder what’s with the bump in viewership of this episode? Must just be a very compelling title

If the T I T S are now entirely enveloped be defenses then maybe flooring to increase response time would be a good idea, if u haven’t already done so

With the huge builds people like u are making the devs most be in optimization hell, especially since they added water, digging their hole deeper than ur moat

10:37 tbf, they I heard they have really top shelf alcohol and tables, so a high quality wouldn’t be that out of place. I mean THE Sterling drinks there, so they clearly serve the highest caliber customers, and they only use the highest quality furnishings

It’s only right that the pub has better furniture than the great hall

Wish u could build with the valuable materials, just to flex ur wealth, imagine the coffers made from gold, to hold more gold

You could always make more alcohol with the redcurrant, or… not harvest it although that would hurt my soul so

Was kinda sad u couldn’t see the water flowing thru the aqueduct, but then… waterfalls

U could do a trade caravan for the iron, it would probably take forever unless you multiple your animal labor army

Trees planted about the castle grounds would be a great decoration to add some life outside of more utility based growth, like the rest of the farms. A tree farm would also help with the preservation of the world’s “natural” look that u’re going for, I’ve never actually planted trees myself to farm wood tho

U were being super relaxed on ur settlers in this ep, not even 3 huge building projects happening simultaneously?!

I’m not seeing the ate in a great hall bonus on a bunch of ur settlers, hopefully you shift your smaller meal storage into their sometime later in this series. Loving all the progress tho!

Yea but thats only because Queenslanders are a bunch of backwards people

That random hole next to your tower foundations will haunt my dreams, congratulations

With how settlers are worked to the bone, and then some more, all without pay. It presents a serious conundrum to the players, how can we wring even more out of them? I’m constantly frustrated by this as evidenced by my neighbors complaining about me shouting “Stop sleeping when I’m trying to build something!” at my computer.

With how overpowered your wall is going to be I foresee that in the later eps Sterling and the other melee combatants will just continue about their business working in the middle of raids

I wish there was a way to import all your crafting tasks and priorities to a station in the vanilla game

I’ve always found that clicking on incursion to know about the raid composition is a great first step, but I always feel the need to actually look at them as well, even if I know it’s entirely pointless

29:49 that hurts

Your food issues in these early days weren’t ever really that bad, you actually had a lot of food decomposing, and ingredients as well

Here’s hoping that you move the smelter outside earlier in these next 27 eps than later, my need for efficiency is killing me

Still the best Going Medieval series on this platform. I wonder if you're gonna make one giant timelapse at the end of the series..? That would be cool to watch!

I say me lad, do you play Phoenix Point too? Almost as loverly as Going Medieval, but on a World Wide scale. 👍👍👑

Your voice reminds me of Robin's brother in Robin hood prince of thieves, can you say the line from the end where he launches him from the catapult over the castle wall? (F**k me, he cleared it)

Nice episode as always , Ice needs freezing temps to be produced so winter production only , and then its quite slow producing blocks unless it's a cold snap. The ice makers need to be exposed to these temps so outdoors is the only real spot to place them. I tend to have shelves with about 4K food items plus more for seeds and other stuff, and for this I tend to have about 10 ice makers . I tend to create a storage grid between all the shelves only allowing ice at a high priority . Ice melts in about a year , if there is enough to maintain a low temperature in the cellar.. As with normal cellar temperature management weirdness happens I've had my ice blocks, randomly it seems, melt at really fast rates for reasons I could not discern. Micromanaging I tend in late autumn to set up a storage area out the way where I store iceblocks of low hitpoints at a very high priority , which removes these about to melt blocks in the main food storage in anticipation of their high hitpoint replacements being made over the winter period. You'd only want this setup running during winter .

Best Going Medieval series on all of the TH-cams! (even more so with the rock music in this episode 🎶)

You can double click on Windows and what not to open and close all of them at once same as braziers. Also need a smoker

Why don't you build an infirmary near your main entrance so that if your settlers are seriously injured, you can have them retreat to the infirmary to heal.

How does something go wrong every project?! 😂

Always a good day when another episode is uploaded! Had a hectic day at work and really enjoying watching you overcome a problems and build massive projects on the castle! Fingers crossed you've got enough food now! I'm glad this isn't the last in the series!

Hey , think you are way overestimating your consumption needs. With the existing fields you have you should easily be able to supply your settlers , so long as your settlers are invested in planting and harvesting, which given your appetite instead for mega-structures the settlers commitment to other tasks has likely really been your problem, bigger fields may not help solve that. You have the cabbage set to flowering before harvest , max yield of cabbages as food is when they are ripe. If you are worried about seeds , set up two cabbage patches , one larger "ripe" patch, one smaller a seed patch . You'll get two or three "ripe" harvests over 3 seasons ( spring->autumn ) , but likely only one "seed" harvest" . The worry of "seed" patches is blight, which given they take almost two seasons before harvest a blight destruction of them can be costly in your seed production . If you feel like you need to be efficient then you need to micromanage . Every year on the first day of spring set planting to the highest priority for as many settlers as you can , always over the growing seasons have people dedicated to planting and harvesting . You want to set the fields status to do not plant, after you have planted your last harvest of the year, for cabbage "ripe" that may be your third harvest , but for cabbage "seed" likely after you have planted your first crop( I think its about a 1 1/2 seasons for a harvest of cabbage "seeds"). Ensure no planting on any field is taking place in winter or leading up to it, a mistake I have made was not doing this and finding out in spring I'd run out of berries because the settlers had been replanting them over and over after they were endlessly dying in the winter cold. Most important for plants where the fruit is the seed ( barley berries ) . Different crops have different growth cycles so managing how many harvests and what kind of harvests you have to be custom with. But for the main types carrots, beets and cabbage I really can't recommend enough having separate seed and ripe fields for each. Meals is not 24 ingredients for one meal , its for one cook session and the number of meals you get out of a cook session depends on the skill of the cook, I think , buts it is more than one. Be a bit mad that 24 cabbages only yielded on meal.. I tend to aim for about 3K-4K total veggies per year, plus the extras berries, herbs , barley etc, for 12 -15 settlers. polecats and rats can climb ladders , so if there is a path into your settlement , not involving doors , then they can traverse it. I've had them find ways into my great halls via a really weird route , but they do show you how an enemy can get to points in your settlement that you may not realize as well. Ah I realize at the end you mentioned some of this stuff I've written. all good fun m8 :)