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Easiest achievement, can be done with any development point allocation

Try 3 or 4 apiaries as I'm pretty sure they are broken.

An apiary can produce big amounts of honey and wax, especially if you allocate an additional point to wax production. However, production will cease if either the granary or storehouse runs out of space, as they need to accommodate both products. -Been there and solved it xD

Awesome

Thanks for the great video! Idk why, but my run was almost even better than usal, even through it was a bit rushed xD

Dude, I can’t stop listening to this. I feel like this is what should be playing when you face Diablo in d1. The very first part reminds me of the Tristram music, then the metal kicks in as the lord of destruction comes charging at you like a runaway train.

Great Video - your knowledge and pace of narration is perfect, so glad I found your channel and honoured to be your 35th subscriber!!

Great Video - your knowledge and pace of narration is perfect, so glad I found your channel and honoured to be your 35th subscriber!!

Does it have to be the first settlement or can you just do in the second or third region?

With no money left, you are apparently holding out for your first bandit, to earn some gold, eh? Thus, no chickens bought with the lucre from trading planks away. I guess that leaves you to choose the Apiary first, in order to provide additional food type? Or, have your early vegetable gardens actually provided enough by November? Yeah, I'll have a go with your plan, just so I don't get into a bad habit...heh. I feel the Trade cost reduction is just TOO good. It makes it so easy to graduate from selling Planks to the more lucrative items. I don't know how well it reflects the period. A village of 100 people can't really be expected to produce the quantities we can make, yet, it quickly becomes possible to flood/crash the market! lol.

Vert usefull tips. And all well observed. I agree 100%. 👍

2 vegetables and 1ox you need

Why build a Granery so early? It takes more than a year to produce any wheat or barley.

So in my own tests, the root mechanics seemed to be that the non-granary goods filled up at some rate, and that this was some transactional good that the apiary had capacity 1 of and was what was consumed to make the wax/honey. (Just letting it sit will have it have a generic goods storage of 1.) This is like how woodcutters get unusable logs they crack open into firewood, and hunters carve corpses you can't store into meat and hides. Goods you the player never worry about, but actually are the core of how the job works. This is common in most workplaces to the game. Additional workers increase the rate very little since they can only haul and let the first family work more efficiently between the transactional resource spawns, which frees the hive to output more often. From this I decided there were only three things I needed to test: - A. Do flowering plants like flax and orchards improve the production rate. - B. Does the softcap of two actually work or is it a lie. (Fertility numbers are misleading beyond belief for some crops like wheat and rye, so why would the two apiary cap have to be true.) - C. Does some other resource like berries richness effect honey. The first seems debunked in my tests, but B and C are still open questions of me. Market consumption is seems based on which family owns your stall, since, you can have a hunting family with chicken coops can run the markets with no granary. Granaries will support market stalls which they do not run, but the family running the stalls seems to have greater access to their own resources, where as the faster hauling granary workers who have wheelbarrows have better access to everything else. The same is true say, if your tanner owns the clothes stall, and your firewood family owns the fuel stall. The storehouses that have access to yarn and charcoal will get goods to the market faster then the families that directly own the stalls who are stuck hauling goods 1 at a time. On challenging (Including on the brink) my builds positively almost never have dedicated storage buildings until year two or three, so a lot of people are losing a major, important hidden side of the logistics because the game is advertised as being far more rigid then it actually is.

Thanks! I wasnt sure about how good they were but this was straight to the point ❤

DONT upgrade the workers camp!! the developer said it himself it is glitched and the people cant move out of it

Great background music, I think i heard it before :-)

I did not know about Worker's Camp upgrade. I'll use that next playtrhrough. Thanks

More guides please. Thanks!

Good guide but you definitely want to get another ox over the 3rd vegtable garden with your starting wealth. Having an ox free for building and logging simultaneously will speed up your progress so much.

The initial tent upgrade trick only works on lower difficulties. On higher difficulties, homeless people ONLY give the Homeless, cold, and hungry negative approval modifiers. And is critical to getting enough resources to get the church and tannery going before people start imploding and leaving.

Fear of the Dark 🤘

I had absolutely no idea you could upgrade that initial tent to get rid of the homeless penalty. My mind is blown. Thank you for the tips!

TY

how do you just click your homes when making em and it leaves the layout on floor, i have to click and hold with mouse... its annoying

Very useful tips sir! Much appreciated

dont quit ur day job, oh wait...

Straight banger!!

You should be happy with it, it’s great

too angry to leave a comment that wouldnt get me banned from youtube. can you increase your audio levels? i had to max all the volumes on my computer and youre still pretty quiet. thanks bro

Gotta check out that unbreakable and clover field trilogies. Sooooo good.

I was hungry before I started this. Thaaaaanks. Lol

Lmao. I’m gonna have to try to catch a stream, this is hilarious

Face reveal please