I disagree with cutting the video short. I find for beginners like myself, a detailed explanation with explaining the placing of nods and game time and turning everyone to builders at the beginning is a good guide. Great video thank you.
I agree, as a beginner I would rather watch one long detailed informed video instead of 10 shorter ones from different creators often repeating the same tips
The deer in the game is purely for aesthetic reasons. Positioning the Hunting Cabin in relation to where the deer models are is pointless. The cabin automatically produces venison even if there are no deer on the map. The only thing you really need to base your positioning of the cabin on is isolation. The logic is you get more meat the more rural the cabin is placed.
No, it doesn't work that way, the dear models does play a part. If you place your cabin close enough to the model, even if half the yellow circle is just houses and buildings, it gives good resources. I checked (not accurately though), with half the circle in the buildings, it produced around 1200F+24L, with deer models, and another without model, it produced around 800-1000F+20L with 4 workers.
If you start with either beans or corn it makes sense to put in an 8x15 crop field and set 1 farmer to them. Even on harsh winters these crops grow so fast your 1 farmer will get it all grown and harvested in time. Make more farms when you need more food (same size for 1 farmer). To avoid spreading blight put different farms next to each other or space them at least 3 tiles apart. Farms should always have 1 of their squares within 6 squares of a storage barn (and make sure it doesn't fill up). Fish are decent early game food if you are next to water (stable and quick food), but I find hunting to be more variable yet more efficient (3 hunters gather => food (~700-1500) AND leather compared to 4 fisherman food (~900-1200) / season). So 2 hunter huts with 6 hunters will always give more food than 4 fishermen + ~100 leather / season. If you don't have wool for clothing then it is essential to get away from fishing into hunting as quickly as possible. (These numbers do not take into account hard settings) Also, sheep make the best livestock to start since they give both meat and are the only renewable source of wool needed for clothes. Make only wool clothes and trade them for "warm clothing" if you get the chance. "Forestry" huts are NOT a good investment early game. Start with a map with plenty of trees around and remove them for wood and to give land for building. Even a great forestry location will only give you ~80 wood / season for 4 lumberjacks which is not an efficient use of early game people. Only consider a forest hut once all nearby trees are gone and/or your population is over 30.
I found a way to get my forester much more productive: first you need to get the laborers to clear out all the stone and iron from the forester area, otherwise they cannot plat trees or they take so long to do it that it's not worth the wait. Then put then on "plant only" and just cut down ALL the trees on HALF of the area; you need to be very careful in doing this and monitor your wood suply, because the new trees the foresters will plant will take a long time to grow up. This is why I only do half of the area first and then check the other half latter on. What this does is give complete clean space for your foresters to build a very tight and well-organised forest, taking full advantage of the space and planning out where to plant the trees. This not only helps increase efficiency of the forest area in the long run (more trees in less space) but it improves greatly the efficiency of the hunting lodge, gatherer's hut and herbalist: with a tight forest, there's room for everything to grow in abundance. The only trouble is that you need to time this "forest clearning" very well and the trees take time to grow, so don't expect this to be a quick procedure. But the long-term effect is worth it!
I noticed if you build a fisherman dock at the mouth of the river, where it meets the lake, the area of effect is a lot more substantial, as are the catches.
also dont build houses near your storage room. If a house catches a fire then the storage room wil be next to burn. Meaning all of your resources will be gone. :C
12:30 "that would give us a good a mount of resources..that would do it...we don't wanna get crazy" **proceeds to mark another big chunk of resources**
Got this gem of a game yesterday and pulled an all nighter, i got some ideas right by instinct but this is a great video with ideas that are only obviously wise after watching :D
I love the way you explain stuff because you use logic... some people just want you to trust their way is best and never really give reasons. This way, we can make our own decisions later and not worry about playing the "wrong" way. Subbed because of your hilarious comments and the cringey "once they're 10, they're good to go" and "kids gotta drink too!" lmao
Going Fishing early just doesn't work on Hard settings.. Hunter/Gatherer keeps you in food long enough to get your settlement established.. Going fishing early/first gets my villagers starving to death by the second winter everytime.. just tried this several times. Gatherer is the first food source to go for. Then hunter's cabin and close to base. Also, Houses early seems not to work well either. Boarding house is the way to go in the first year. There's just not enough time to build the 3-5 houses it takes to house all villagers. They just don't occupy the houses in a way that get everyone housed efficiently at all. One family will take the first house (3-5 people) and almost every time, a single couple will take the second house and leave like 8-10 people homeless while hoarding food. Boarding house is the way to go. Then after a year or so, year 3 or so, start building houses. They will still produce babies while in the boarding house contrary to what I've heard on other channels..
Something I recently found out is that if you have too many houses your people will stop reproducing. So make sure you have houses with couples in them and not just a bunch of houses with 1 or 0 people in them.
O-O holy shit,never thought i would find someone with the same profile pic as me :D Also watch out for schools,they make adults become students,and for some reason they stop reproducing so fast,so use it only when most of your population is young.
This is true. I'm new to playing this game but I"ve found 'married couples' will sometimes split when a new house is available. In one example the man moved into new house with daughter and left the wife in the old house. I destroyed the new house and they moved back in together and only a few years later did they end up having more kids. So having more houses than families can be bad as it can, in my experience so far, can slow the pop growth. The house thing is hard to manage. Once the pop starts booming, you can't hardly build houses fast enough to keep up and so I've seen where I've got 210 families and 170 houses..
i know this is a couple of years old now but i am so glad i came along it is awesome :D and great tips !!! thankyou !!!! i subbed within seconds hehehe
Tailor aint that important tbh, at around mid game you can build it to provide warm clothing for labourers and builders who usually at mid game travel long distances to build and harvest things. For me, the most vital things are food as first and firewood second. After that can build a blacksmith as you want to have tools to build things. A lot of people dont know this but tools are important for building things faster. After that you can consider building a tailor IF you're expanding your city. Food is always the number one priority, the more people you have the more mouths are to be fed and 4 to 5 hunting cabins provide plenty of food for at least 45 people.
Really nice fact that farming sucks because according to the book "A Brief History Of Mankind" by Yuval Noah Harari as one example, the agricultural revolution and its promisses of wealth and health one of the biggest lies in the history. Indeed farming allows feeding a much bigger community than hunting/gathering but farmers in fact had to work far more because of the needs of their crops and plants. Besides hunters and gatherers were higher skilled because of their "life style". :)
Can you explain what you mean by a node? I'm really new to the game. I'm going to watch your other video, but can you advise how these buildings operate? How does the gatherer hut work well in that location, which resources, what is most important. Thanks again for the great video
notice that you got confused :) you built a herbalist next to the forester when you said you are going for gatherer, then you built another herbalist because you didnt noticed that you have one but dont have a gatherer first. just pointed that out :) great vid best begginer vid ive seen so far ! subs up
A well is only required if you have disasters. It should be required like food. Also, have some school drop out be the BSR, and clean all the latrines.
ideally you dont want more houses than you need. over expansion can be killer, especially if you start on hard settings and have to trade for your first seeds
Every year i make over 2000 food.I got 23 citizens and 2 students.I got like 13 crop fields.I got a blacksmith,forester,hearbalis,gatherer,fishing dock and a trading dock.Im still playing it and ten years have passed :3
idk how you got this to work, i had 2 fishing docks with 4 people in each, a gatherers hut with 2 on it and a hunting canin with 3 on it yet my entire town still died of starvation.
+zombiegnomes1 The tools last for a long time. The supply of tools you start out with last a long time. There is no need to build a blacksmith until later in the game. I usually build one when my supply of tools is down to 5 to 10. Even then I have plenty of time to both build the blacksmith and start increasing my supply of tools.
+Kendall Sain - I meant that a blacksmith should be built before the tailer because as long as you had firewood and nearby houses where they can warm up, clothes don't really matter (unless you are young and female of cause lol)
imo gathering food is good for the first couple of years before population gets too big. Work on fishing during that time, because you'll want to get better food production up before those years are up, but it shouldn't be the one of the first buildings that are built. Like the video says, getting housing for warmth and reproduction are a better use for the limited builders at the beginning.
First... thank you #GamingDrunk! I am a newbie with plenty of failures behind me, so this video comes in quite handy ;-) Second.... there is a guide on Steam that is quite usefull as well ( Steam Community) for those who are interested, so currently I am using that and this video to set up a strategy and kill less people :-)
The best way to not die in the first season is to make farm, depending on the difficulty you play you want to have houses as well. Then when all is done and your farmers are working make docks for food income during winter. In a efficient farming plot all will be collected before late autumn. By the time your farmer got nothing else to do you can use them either for laborer or builders to improve your build/collection rate of your town. Just before lat winter is over switch your farmers back on again for farming. You need to secure food and houses first, next come firewood which is quite easy in the early game, just collect nearby trees that you sure are gonna used pretty soon. Next, you'd want a hunting cabin and gatherer , these two produce tons shit of food in a good area, you don't need forester because you need human resources this time to quickly build your foundation and secure your survival. Don't rush for clothing, the next is tools, you need ton shit of them. Then maybe schools or more houses that will depend on your seeds and efficiency.
+Gary Bradley Try doing it when you start in hard and harsh. You will find that it's not efficient. Just started a week ago but i've never played a game that's not hard and harsh.
Apple trees, almond trees, coffee scrubs, and so on. Able to connect diff. maps, set in diff. continents. Ocean connection for large ships. More houses!!! Lawyers that sue. SMOKING! Every town has to have a town drunk.
I have a big problem with health,it just keeps decreasing rapidly over time and i cant do anything about it. I already built too many herbalists but it just wont stop. Physician didnt help either. It happens pretty much every time i try to play the game. Any tips?
Diversify your food. Seems in my games if there are greater numbers of food varieties my population does better. That anyway to me is why a trader is so important to get asap after the early game
I had a game going and was on about year 20, then I decided to add some houses. Biggest mistake of my game. For some reason, food supply died and even though everyone was dying from starvation, I was still unable to keep them fed. Made no sense.
If villagers die from starvation , then it means you didn't keep them fed. What very likely happened is that you are not really producing enough food. When you made new houses the people took that food into the houses. That left less food available to everybody else. At the same time of having new houses then you probably also had more mouths to feed. In short the people died because they didn't have food. And they didn't have food because you weren't producing enough to overcome the population growth or addition of new homes.
Honestly I build a the right amount of houses then build two large farms fishing dock and black smith you will run out of tools very fast and now I have population bear 50 and food is 3000-2000 a year it took about 6 years and now everything is up and running
MY biggiest thing is around 140 ppl (or around year 27-40) i cant keep up with there need for food since they go threw it to fast. i can have over 80 farms 2 gathers, 3 hunters ect and i cant keep up .and its even worse when they start dieing by a hand full from old age, or when builders refuse to build (when they have clothing and all the building stuf they need. they stay in idle mod. soon as i start losing ppl i cant keep there food up = more ppl die even faster...
Here what I do Do Farms by 7x7 it gets 1 worker and give about 200 good and can get about 15 going without and dieing In late game use the 15x15 when you get the workers try to live off the iron and stone before making mines and that
Apollo Hughes . ya i might try 11x11, i find i loss crops inn the 15x 15, (half i seem to use every year with 4 workers. i try to. to the point i kill my labors in the winter to try to get wat i can. one thing i never did or was able to do was make a port earl in game. i think that us wgat hurt me the most since i could of just by my stone and metal and save worker lives
Got some quick tips which might ease your problems mate. First, get a good map seed with flat terrain and decent resources. Then its just about getting a good amount of gatherers, they work very well with foresters and hunting cabins too and they all work best in dense forest (no need to toggle off cut/plant at the forester), where all iron and stone is removed, then they will be self sustaining and a gatherers hut gets way more food, than a maxed out farm. Dont forget storage neaby, so they can focus on getting dem resources. :) And always have a steady flow of new houses built/upgraded, starting slow ramping up as the population increases. :) But be aware of too few/many kids. Just check statistics (town hall) or check the individual houses. And check if your labourers are gathering resources from far far away, that makes building take forever as it is the labourers bringing resources to the building site and cut down the trees there :)
Christian Zwisler i think what might of hurt me is my gathers where tofar from town (even tho i hsve a single cabin for them and a hunters and at times herbs.. also i never used school. but i think i might have to if i keep my pop growing alittle more faster since they seem to be able to make more iron, and firewood and such and work faster... tho unlike him i never thought of using docks like this. i was shocked. my map was sweet when it came to rocks iron ect but the lakes it had none on any rivers also im always allowing groups to join when i need workers..
I've found this game very frustrating. I start out great, but at some point, my citizens stop having children, the instant the happiness isn't 5 stars. Even at 4.5 stars, they just stop breeding.
Fegelein Master of Antics u can get leather by hunting. fishing is highly depend on the coverage of water field, so sometimes u can't find a good fishing spot beside your village. while hunting and gathering can stay high income as long as the forest exist.
Fishing dock is the worst source of food in my opinion. One should always make hunter and gatherer buildings in forest around cities until purchasing seeds and animals from traders. I tried some games with fisheries and they are awful. IDK why are you suggesting that the fisheries are the best, i presume we have different game versions or you have a mod installed. :)
Never got to see you un pause it.... Wanted to see when to unpause it and how you play. This was great but you kept saying you were going to unpause it and never did???????
I disagree with cutting the video short. I find for beginners like myself, a detailed explanation with explaining the placing of nods and game time and turning everyone to builders at the beginning is a good guide. Great video thank you.
what is nods?
nodes*
I agree, as a beginner I would rather watch one long detailed informed video instead of 10 shorter ones from different creators often repeating the same tips
I hope he notices he built a herbalist instead of a gatherers hut.
+AnimalStomper he did xD
The deer in the game is purely for aesthetic reasons. Positioning the Hunting Cabin in relation to where the deer models are is pointless. The cabin automatically produces venison even if there are no deer on the map. The only thing you really need to base your positioning of the cabin on is isolation. The logic is you get more meat the more rural the cabin is placed.
A E S T H E T I C
anesthetic! wait... no.
No, it doesn't work that way, the dear models does play a part. If you place your cabin close enough to the model, even if half the yellow circle is just houses and buildings, it gives good resources.
I checked (not accurately though), with half the circle in the buildings, it produced around 1200F+24L, with deer models, and another without model, it produced around 800-1000F+20L with 4 workers.
Ó Braonáin "the irish origins of civilisation"《《
indeed some people I seen in streams say other wise but I tell them they are wrong but u are right --- deer are decoration pretty much
If you start with either beans or corn it makes sense to put in an 8x15 crop field and set 1 farmer to them. Even on harsh winters these crops grow so fast your 1 farmer will get it all grown and harvested in time. Make more farms when you need more food (same size for 1 farmer). To avoid spreading blight put different farms next to each other or space them at least 3 tiles apart. Farms should always have 1 of their squares within 6 squares of a storage barn (and make sure it doesn't fill up).
Fish are decent early game food if you are next to water (stable and quick food), but I find hunting to be more variable yet more efficient (3 hunters gather => food (~700-1500) AND leather compared to 4 fisherman food (~900-1200) / season). So 2 hunter huts with 6 hunters will always give more food than 4 fishermen + ~100 leather / season. If you don't have wool for clothing then it is essential to get away from fishing into hunting as quickly as possible. (These numbers do not take into account hard settings)
Also, sheep make the best livestock to start since they give both meat and are the only renewable source of wool needed for clothes. Make only wool clothes and trade them for "warm clothing" if you get the chance.
"Forestry" huts are NOT a good investment early game. Start with a map with plenty of trees around and remove them for wood and to give land for building. Even a great forestry location will only give you ~80 wood / season for 4 lumberjacks which is not an efficient use of early game people. Only consider a forest hut once all nearby trees are gone and/or your population is over 30.
Trade for them, which sucks because it is random.
"kids gotta drink too!" Subscribed.
lol
4 seconds in, right on point explaining stuff. Tutorials aren't made this way anymore... i miss it Thumbs up!
I found a way to get my forester much more productive: first you need to get the laborers to clear out all the stone and iron from the forester area, otherwise they cannot plat trees or they take so long to do it that it's not worth the wait. Then put then on "plant only" and just cut down ALL the trees on HALF of the area; you need to be very careful in doing this and monitor your wood suply, because the new trees the foresters will plant will take a long time to grow up. This is why I only do half of the area first and then check the other half latter on. What this does is give complete clean space for your foresters to build a very tight and well-organised forest, taking full advantage of the space and planning out where to plant the trees. This not only helps increase efficiency of the forest area in the long run (more trees in less space) but it improves greatly the efficiency of the hunting lodge, gatherer's hut and herbalist: with a tight forest, there's room for everything to grow in abundance. The only trouble is that you need to time this "forest clearning" very well and the trees take time to grow, so don't expect this to be a quick procedure. But the long-term effect is worth it!
I saw him place the herbalist and call it a gatherer and was like ooooooooooo
yeah same everytime he hovered over the first herbalist I was like "please notice" so happy when he did lol
This is probably the most helpful video I've come across early gameplay tip. Cheers for putting this out there! :)
I noticed if you build a fisherman dock at the mouth of the river, where it meets the lake, the area of effect is a lot more substantial, as are the catches.
also dont build houses near your storage room. If a house catches a fire then the storage room wil be next to burn. Meaning all of your resources will be gone. :C
or just disable disasters. works for me lmao
This is a great video. I'm addicted AF to this game atm. Your tutes on this are awesome bruh \m/
12:30 "that would give us a good a mount of resources..that would do it...we don't wanna get crazy"
**proceeds to mark another big chunk of resources**
Thank you! These tips helped me a lot. :) i appreciate the time that you put into explaining things.
"if they're 10 they're ready to go"
*Insert of FBI gif*
The second tutorial/tips video that I watch, totally different approach! :D Lovely.
This was very helpful, but honestly I kept watching just to see if you noticed it was an herbalist and not a gatherer, was not disappointed xD.
And btw.... "Pausing" on the icon is VERY helpfull.... It`s a great help for tactics and planning ahead, and I am doing SO much better now ;-)
I found that building a Gatherer's hut generates far more reliable food than a fishing hut.
Got this gem of a game yesterday and pulled an all nighter, i got some ideas right by instinct but this is a great video with ideas that are only obviously wise after watching :D
I love the way you explain stuff because you use logic... some people just want you to trust their way is best and never really give reasons. This way, we can make our own decisions later and not worry about playing the "wrong" way. Subbed because of your hilarious comments and the cringey "once they're 10, they're good to go" and "kids gotta drink too!" lmao
Great video, subscribed. "Kids gotta get drunk" lmao
I feel like this should have been longer, I enjoyed it!
They do eat a lot, even on easy. Also, include vices - gambling, prostitution. A drug dealer for every school you built.
I really enjoyed your video and I like when mistakes are left in. So if we make a mistake we got an idea of how to fix it. Thank you
Going Fishing early just doesn't work on Hard settings.. Hunter/Gatherer keeps you in food long enough to get your settlement established.. Going fishing early/first gets my villagers starving to death by the second winter everytime.. just tried this several times. Gatherer is the first food source to go for. Then hunter's cabin and close to base. Also, Houses early seems not to work well either. Boarding house is the way to go in the first year. There's just not enough time to build the 3-5 houses it takes to house all villagers. They just don't occupy the houses in a way that get everyone housed efficiently at all. One family will take the first house (3-5 people) and almost every time, a single couple will take the second house and leave like 8-10 people homeless while hoarding food. Boarding house is the way to go. Then after a year or so, year 3 or so, start building houses. They will still produce babies while in the boarding house contrary to what I've heard on other channels..
indeed
Thanks man! great insight into game mechanics.
Something I recently found out is that if you have too many houses your people will stop reproducing. So make sure you have houses with couples in them and not just a bunch of houses with 1 or 0 people in them.
+Kendall Sain That is why my population is going down, thank you for this comment.
O-O holy shit,never thought i would find someone with the same profile pic as me :D
Also watch out for schools,they make adults become students,and for some reason they stop reproducing so fast,so use it only when most of your population is young.
This is true. I'm new to playing this game but I"ve found 'married couples' will sometimes split when a new house is available. In one example the man moved into new house with daughter and left the wife in the old house. I destroyed the new house and they moved back in together and only a few years later did they end up having more kids. So having more houses than families can be bad as it can, in my experience so far, can slow the pop growth. The house thing is hard to manage. Once the pop starts booming, you can't hardly build houses fast enough to keep up and so I've seen where I've got 210 families and 170 houses..
I'm over here scrolling through comments not realising how long ago they were written until someone mentions 2018... been rough
The only thing I could think of as I watched this video was, "Daaa bears!"
Great video!
i know this is a couple of years old now but i am so glad i came along it is awesome :D and great tips !!! thankyou !!!! i subbed within seconds hehehe
why wouldnt you put both stockpiles beside the woodcutter?
Thank you! I finally got the game, but I kept getting so lost.
subbed! just started playing this game. before i watched this, all my villagers died in first winter. :D
Tailor aint that important tbh, at around mid game you can build it to provide warm clothing for labourers and builders who usually at mid game travel long distances to build and harvest things. For me, the most vital things are food as first and firewood second. After that can build a blacksmith as you want to have tools to build things. A lot of people dont know this but tools are important for building things faster. After that you can consider building a tailor IF you're expanding your city. Food is always the number one priority, the more people you have the more mouths are to be fed and 4 to 5 hunting cabins provide plenty of food for at least 45 people.
“If they’re ten they’re good to go”
Thanks for the tips. You got yourself a sub!
Thanks for the tips! Liked and subbed
Gatherer's Hut for me is the first building I build always and then a Fishing Dock
Really nice fact that farming sucks because according to the book "A Brief History Of Mankind" by Yuval Noah Harari as one example, the agricultural revolution and its promisses of wealth and health one of the biggest lies in the history. Indeed farming allows feeding a much bigger community than hunting/gathering but farmers in fact had to work far more because of the needs of their crops and plants. Besides hunters and gatherers were higher skilled because of their "life style". :)
Can you explain what you mean by a node? I'm really new to the game. I'm going to watch your other video, but can you advise how these buildings operate? How does the gatherer hut work well in that location, which resources, what is most important. Thanks again for the great video
notice that you got confused :) you built a herbalist next to the forester when you said you are going for gatherer, then you built another herbalist because you didnt noticed that you have one but dont have a gatherer first.
just pointed that out :) great vid best begginer vid ive seen so far ! subs up
+AmosHagever oops just kept going and saw you noticed :)
good job haha
A well is only required if you have disasters. It should be required like food. Also, have some school drop out be the BSR, and clean all the latrines.
ideally you dont want more houses than you need. over expansion can be killer, especially if you start on hard settings and have to trade for your first seeds
Great video,laughed hard at "the stoners are here" haha...Thanx man,really enjoyed watching it.
Every year i make over 2000 food.I got 23 citizens and 2 students.I got like 13 crop fields.I got a blacksmith,forester,hearbalis,gatherer,fishing dock and a trading dock.Im still playing it and ten years have passed :3
When he says "gatherer" and puts down a herbalist and I'm like "seems about right" 😂 happens to me a lott
You're absolutely right, that was the most creep thing I've heard
Why did TH-cam recommend me this video ? 😂 great content btw
what map seed did you use on this episode
Does anyone know what seed that is ??
idk how you got this to work, i had 2 fishing docks with 4 people in each, a gatherers hut with 2 on it and a hunting canin with 3 on it yet my entire town still died of starvation.
I am so fucking lazy, i watch others play the game.
Sorry man but you need the blacksmiths first.
+zombiegnomes1 The tools last for a long time. The supply of tools you start out with last a long time. There is no need to build a blacksmith until later in the game. I usually build one when my supply of tools is down to 5 to 10. Even then I have plenty of time to both build the blacksmith and start increasing my supply of tools.
+Kendall Sain Try it on hard then tell me that.
+james64468 Blacksmith after wood cutter is the best policy on hard.
+Kendall Sain - I meant that a blacksmith should be built before the tailer because as long as you had firewood and nearby houses where they can warm up, clothes don't really matter (unless you are young and female of cause lol)
+Cosmo Coralles I try to get a school after wood cutter but it don't always work. Normal I do get blacksmith first.
imo gathering food is good for the first couple of years before population gets too big. Work on fishing during that time, because you'll want to get better food production up before those years are up, but it shouldn't be the one of the first buildings that are built. Like the video says, getting housing for warmth and reproduction are a better use for the limited builders at the beginning.
First... thank you #GamingDrunk! I am a newbie with plenty of failures behind me, so this video comes in quite handy ;-) Second.... there is a guide on Steam that is quite usefull as well ( Steam Community) for those who are interested, so currently I am using that and this video to set up a strategy and kill less people :-)
The best way to not die in the first season is to make farm, depending on the difficulty you play you want to have houses as well. Then when all is done and your farmers are working make docks for food income during winter. In a efficient farming plot all will be collected before late autumn. By the time your farmer got nothing else to do you can use them either for laborer or builders to improve your build/collection rate of your town. Just before lat winter is over switch your farmers back on again for farming.
You need to secure food and houses first, next come firewood which is quite easy in the early game, just collect nearby trees that you sure are gonna used pretty soon. Next, you'd want a hunting cabin and gatherer , these two produce tons shit of food in a good area, you don't need forester because you need human resources this time to quickly build your foundation and secure your survival. Don't rush for clothing, the next is tools, you need ton shit of them. Then maybe schools or more houses that will depend on your seeds and efficiency.
Everyone complains about this guy's gaming ability, but just look at the channel title for revelation!
Someone finally gets it!
I'd put a school before almost everything you mentioned. Having educated new adults early really snowballs.
+Gary Bradley Try doing it when you start in hard and harsh. You will find that it's not efficient. Just started a week ago but i've never played a game that's not hard and harsh.
Indeed. I played on Medium when I typed that. I've moved on... ;P
Apple trees, almond trees, coffee scrubs, and so on. Able to connect diff. maps, set in diff. continents. Ocean connection for large ships.
More houses!!!
Lawyers that sue. SMOKING! Every town has to have a town drunk.
Probably not the same but I have been making beer with my grandpa since I was around 6-7
Ha. Gaming Drunk. Love it. Subbed. Cheers! 🥃
"the stoners are here, smoking their rocks" lmfao
Stoners & Gaming Drunks! Thanks for the guide, bro!
If I never checked the description I would never know what you meant as "nodes".
8:50 - 9:00 this part made me pause the video and sub to the channel OmegaLUL
I have a big problem with health,it just keeps decreasing rapidly over time and i cant do anything about it. I already built too many herbalists but it just wont stop. Physician didnt help either. It happens pretty much every time i try to play the game. Any tips?
Diversify your food. Seems in my games if there are greater numbers of food varieties my population does better. That anyway to me is why a trader is so important to get asap after the early game
How long does the "early game" typically last?
Is a pasture ok
I had a game going and was on about year 20, then I decided to add some houses. Biggest mistake of my game. For some reason, food supply died and even though everyone was dying from starvation, I was still unable to keep them fed. Made no sense.
If villagers die from starvation , then it means you didn't keep them fed.
What very likely happened is that you are not really producing enough food. When you made new houses the people took that food into the houses. That left less food available to everybody else.
At the same time of having new houses then you probably also had more mouths to feed.
In short the people died because they didn't have food. And they didn't have food because you weren't producing enough to overcome the population growth or addition of new homes.
"Kids need to drink too!" kek , love your vids
What is this seed? Thank you in advance!
ok im lost I saw this game and want it how do I get it I cant find it in stores
+June Cummings it's on Steam
But I have heard that the hunting cabin should be away from the forrester because it tend to scare away deers , so the hunter need to walk further.
nah. the deer are just aesthetic, not actually necessary to get food. the further from civilization that your hunter is the better.
Thanks
What seed is that ??? Pls respond asap
21:35 it was like pingpong, like a tennis match..
Whats a node?
how do you get a bigger population?
+Harry arthur You simply add to your food production and wait.
Jonáš Chromý oh ok
+Harry arthur build houses but don't build to many because you will need WAY more food per house
Seriously though building houses is the way to go, apparently the kids won't move out and *_FUCK_* until they get their own place.
....but if you build too many, people live by themselves (and play with themselves) :) So dont build more houses than you have families.
Great video!!! One video made me sub!!
Honestly I build a the right amount of houses then build two large farms fishing dock and black smith you will run out of tools very fast and now I have population bear 50 and food is 3000-2000 a year it took about 6 years and now everything is up and running
That is a lot of tools. I only play on hard and harsh so its nice to actually see not to rush a blacksmith.
what seed is this
dude, your commenting is awesome!
What map is this? which seed?
"I wonder why the animals gather near water a lot". Because they don't have sinks in their houses.
"Ping-pong, like a tennis match"
MY biggiest thing is around 140 ppl (or around year 27-40) i cant keep up with there need for food since they go threw it to fast. i can have over 80 farms 2 gathers, 3 hunters ect and i cant keep up .and its even worse when they start dieing by a hand full from old age, or when builders refuse to build (when they have clothing and all the building stuf they need. they stay in idle mod. soon as i start losing ppl i cant keep there food up = more ppl die even faster...
Here what I do Do Farms by 7x7 it gets 1 worker and give about 200 good and can get about 15 going without and dieing In late game use the 15x15 when you get the workers try to live off the iron and stone before making mines and that
Apollo Hughes
. ya i might try 11x11, i find i loss crops inn the 15x 15, (half i seem to use every year with 4 workers. i try to. to the point i kill my labors in the winter to try to get wat i can. one thing i never did or was able to do was make a port earl in game. i think that us wgat hurt me the most since i could of just by my stone and metal and save worker lives
Just remember I f you have to put up other food place don't do fishing just going to get you killed
Got some quick tips which might ease your problems mate. First, get a good map seed with flat terrain and decent resources. Then its just about getting a good amount of gatherers, they work very well with foresters and hunting cabins too and they all work best in dense forest (no need to toggle off cut/plant at the forester), where all iron and stone is removed, then they will be self sustaining and a gatherers hut gets way more food, than a maxed out farm. Dont forget storage neaby, so they can focus on getting dem resources. :) And always have a steady flow of new houses built/upgraded, starting slow ramping up as the population increases. :) But be aware of too few/many kids. Just check statistics (town hall) or check the individual houses. And check if your labourers are gathering resources from far far away, that makes building take forever as it is the labourers bringing resources to the building site and cut down the trees there :)
Christian Zwisler
i think what might of hurt me is my gathers where tofar from town (even tho i hsve a single cabin for them and a hunters and at times herbs.. also i never used school. but i think i might have to if i keep my pop growing alittle more faster since they seem to be able to make more iron, and firewood and such and work faster...
tho unlike him i never thought of using docks like this. i was shocked. my map was sweet when it came to rocks iron ect but the lakes it had none on any rivers
also im always allowing groups to join when i need workers..
I've found this game very frustrating. I start out great, but at some point, my citizens stop having children, the instant the happiness isn't 5 stars. Even at 4.5 stars, they just stop breeding.
first thing is gathering and hunting, not fishing
hey um where do i get leather and how and btw in a seed i got my people survived with eating only fish
Fegelein Master of Antics u can get leather by hunting. fishing is highly depend on the coverage of water field, so sometimes u can't find a good fishing spot beside your village. while hunting and gathering can stay high income as long as the forest exist.
Ling Kong thanks mate
Nice vid! I wish you could say hello or a little intro when you start thr vif
It is very risky to setup around while pausing game
Fishing dock is the worst source of food in my opinion. One should always make hunter and gatherer buildings in forest around cities until purchasing seeds and animals from traders. I tried some games with fisheries and they are awful. IDK why are you suggesting that the fisheries are the best, i presume we have different game versions or you have a mod installed. :)
U put 2 herbalists instead of a gatherer's hut
Not my favourite of online games, just because it promotes an objective of fostering the human race rather than limiting and destroying it
xD
+daveyork0 Online? What are you smoking?
daveyork0 go home man, you're drunk
So what you are saying is, that you want the human race to get destroyed??
Reptilian aliens conspiracy confirmed
8 houses ? sounds a lot to me, I believe empty houses are very very bad
I set my herbs to 420
"i cant fuck"
-gaming drunk 2016
this was made 2014
RoboGent damn
Rekt
This setup didnt work for me, still my whole population gets whiped out of starvation...
Never got to see you un pause it.... Wanted to see when to unpause it and how you play. This was great but you kept saying you were going to unpause it and never did???????
it's not a gameplay, it's tips