MONEY GUIDE Workshops - Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord How Workshops Work For FAST EASY MONEY!
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Didn't know this game had such economy lol. My income was from killing bandits and looters and sell their items in a city. Lmao
Actually doing this can yield filthy riches man i have 70k denars just after selling two times in a row
But i do fight other lords more often i just kill looters to train my men now
Same, for a while it's just killing looters and taking their loot
Thats why I like when my kingdom or clan is at war with others. War = Money lol
@@itskaspahoe7161 oh yes war= money. I joined the northern clan and from war I've been given 3 castles and have 200k
ESO is teaching how capitalism works in the english way and i love it.
Haha yeet
@@ESOdanny monopolies. Not free-market.
*mercantilism
@@Banor this
@You just got baited Drink up Aserai coffee
The list for those to lazy to copy it them selves, also for the rest sins i bothered to copy any way.
Buy Sell
Beer 30-31 60-80
Cheese 18-28 50-90
Butter 12-18 40-80
Clay 9-11 21-35
Cotton 40-95 120-150
Dates 17-39 70-120
Flax 9-10 20-25
Fish 6-14 19-23
Grain 8-9 don't buy
Grapes 17-18 30-60
Hardwood 10-11 30-35
Hides 24-35 70-110
Iron ore 30-40 60-80
Leather 88 100-168
Linen 24-30 50-80
Meat 12-17 30-50
Olives 16-22 40-80
Oil 40-50 80-130
Pottery 30 50-120
Salt 21-22 50-100
Silver 60-90 100-230
Tools 30-40 60-80
Wool 17-26 60-130
Wine 30-50 70-150
Pro tip: if the price is green - buy, if it's red - sell. The game helps you enough when it comes to finding good prices. You don't need to tab out every time to consult a list to make a profit.
@@vallewabbel9690 True as this may be, making more profit than just a few deniers is preferable, if one has 100 mules and 100k denairs then ofc, bulk trading this way is an excellent strategy.
Also, understanding the numbers instead of "green buy, red sell" helps one understand the mechanics behind and the profit margin per trade.
Some times (at least the cheaper goods) baught green and sold red may yield as little as 1-5 denairs per sale, which usually does not even cover the cost of the guards for the trip, better to save it 1-3 towns over where you can make 5-20 denairs profit per sale.
How ever, some times people prefer to play the little trader that could, instead of the tycoon.
wealth as a warmongering lord is one thing, playing the trader another.
Personally, i like lists, and this is a fairly good one.
@@vallewabbel9690 Also, some (and its becoming more frequent with time) people use dual monitors, no need to alt tab if the information is already there under or beside your youtube playlist.
@@andnor buying green and selling ref was a good and easy starting point for me. With trade rumors acquired through trading in different cities I quickly got a grasp of the prices myself. The biggest problem I have with this list is that it doesn't (and can't) factor in trade skill buffs so overrelliance on it will fuck you over eventually.
Just screenshotd this ty sexy
Simplet still: make brewery where you see lots of grain for
Less Talking, More Raiding
@@gabrielnguyen5580 I WILL DRINK FROM YOUR SKULL!
@@Masa6x THAT'S A NICE HEAD YOU HAVE ON YOUR SHOULDERS
I’LL EAT YOUR LIVER
WilliamE216 or you could go to revyl, buy fish for 8 a piece then sell around the map for sometimes 30 gold a piece, you always make profit on fish from revyl, within 2 hours of a fresh game just trading fish I tend to have 2-3 workshops and a caravan, with a good army, with fat map speed cause everyone has a horse.
also another tip, dont sell weapons, break them down in the smithy and then sell that material you get from it to make double to triple the value of the item.
Good thing the tutorial prepared me so well, lol...
That doesn't work anymore, but I have found some places pay me quite a bit for charcoal
I make a lot of money selling weapons; 2- Handed axe cost less than 1k in supply to make I am selling on average 3.5k.
smithing is still bonkers. I spent about 2 hours grinding smelting and than making maces for up to 5K each made of wood and 1 iron. Eventualy I got to smithing 200 and was making max swing damage double hand swords for 50k a pop. Nobody could buy them because I kept taking all their money all the time so I went basicaly bankrupt with infinite theoretical money in my pockets.
Ah, thanks man. This is a tip I haven't seen anywhere else, will give it a go for sure.
this in my opinion is the BEST workshop guide on the internet. this breaks the workshop mechanics down perfectly, and I learned SO MUCH! THANK YOU for this well down turtorial.
Does this still work after one and a half years with updates ??
This explains why price gouging is actually a good thing to get needed materials to an area.
I've been playing this game non stop thank you for your in depth explainations! I'm loving the content thank you! You're the only one who explained how the market works correctly!
Just bought my first workshop: an olive oil one in a city with 2 olive villages nearby and no competition in the city. Thanks for the tips ESO!
What are the results
This is in jakulan. I also found it but profit has been around 80 so far..
@@_Razpberrie That is pretty bad. Pottery shops in Pen Cannoc and Danustica net me about 500 - 700 denars each
It takes time to generate income. After 10-20 days the income will be maximised. If you can create luxury goods the higher the cap
@@Explicitghost Sekiryuken is right, it was just the first oportunity I found on my first save file, I'll make sure pottery Danustica is my next goal, thanks for the info
Another thing I found is if you enter a settlement and check in the upper left to see how much “Goods to market” they have preferably +6 and then follow this video you’ll see that workshop make 350+ without tending to it. I made a brewery in one of the Empire cities (can’t remember, doesn’t matter) it had 2 wheat fields making grain and the settlement had a super high prosperity with a +7 goods to market. Just something that worked for me if you want to take the extra step and double check/try out.
A pottery works really well in Vostrum made me 700-800 gold when I had it before I made my own faction. Pay attention more to how many of the raw materials the shop gets and how cheap it is and how expensive the final item sells for. Vostrum had two villages that produced grain for beer in the city, while there are no clay villages for pottery yet my pottery shop made 400 more gold than the brewery.
Yeah for me pottery works very good as well
Pottery Works Everywhere its the best workshop
Is this still true?
I swear this man is responsible for all my knowledge
Used your graph to make my first 20k gold, now im a vassal of the horse boys with 350 k in the bank! I noticed the chart is missing a few goods but is still super helpful. Something I noticed is the cheap prices were only ever villages. Towns never really got that low in terms of buy price. Also if a town is linked to a village it is usually well stocked in whatever those villages produce.
Was about to buy a workshop but I'm so glad I waited now. You da best man
Thanks for yet another great video!
I've got to disagree on the "never have more than one workshop in the same town"-statement. Another factor for deciding what kind of workshop to build, is what there is a lack of in the world in general. In my game, I discovered that pottery was crazy expensive everywhere, since there were only pottery workshops in towns who had no easy access to clay. I found a town with a large amount of clay, and actually ended up building three pottery workshops there. Because the demand world wide was high enough, they ended up earning me more money, than e.g. a smithy in a town with easy access to iron, or a woodshop in a town with easy access to hardwood did. My first potter made around 600 a day. When I build two, they ended up earning around 400 each. Once I build the third one, they all earned around 350 each.
Oh, another point I just remembered: Since pottery is quite rare in my game, I also have the advantage of knowing one city that always sells pottery way below market value. I go there, buy everything they have, and sell it in other cities at double the price.
Just to be clear, you can have the same workshop in a town so long as you own them, otherwise your at competition with other workshops
Oh yeah, absolutely. Wouldn't want to have anyone else be a Potter. I'm the only clay wizard in town!
As of patch 1.10 buying a smithy in Marunath has always gotten me at least 200+ income. Pen Cannoc in most games always has 3 clay villages and as long as if Batania isnt being gang banged then it'll net you around 200 - 450 denars from my experince. Another good spot is Jacculan if the Vlandians are doing good, they usually got 2-3 villages producing olives so get a olive press for 150-250 denars. One more I typically like to go for is Sanala or Askar, they usually got grain in abudance and either one or both in your game if your lucky will have lots of grain and net around 250+ a week with a brewery.
Epicrota also works for me. There is iron ore nearby and my smithy gets me an income of around 300 denars. Marunath normally also works quiet nicely, but in some of my playthroughs, although the Betanians weren't at war, it sometimes didn't get me over 125 denars, not sure why...
One tip with towns is ins tr rad of taking a walk around. Instead look who's in the town and talk with one of the npcs who either owns the workshop or bear it. Saving you a lot of walking time.
Hi ESO, You're a legend, just wanted to remind you.
Blessed are the cheesemakers.
Your guides have made my character rich enough to have lots of good horsebois.
Personal tip: Old workhorses are made of 2 meat each and are dirt cheap. He he he.
Concise & easy to follow explanation. Thank you - I've been really intrigued about the different economic dynamics this game has.
Heard about one involving smelting gear down to its raw materials & selling them for far greater sums than that of the gear itself.
look up the word concise, this could have been a 5 minute video. it is far from concise
@@ImpeachObamaASAP2010 it was concise
Got a follow-up strategy to that for making money. Bit later in the game but works perfectly. Can't be member of faction tho and need to have a decent army around 100 units. Can be tricky to pull off so create a backup save. Also the trait from trading with 15% less barter peanalty helps.
1) Wait for 2 kingdoms to go to war
2) Find recently taken over castle or town (will have a lot less defenders).
3) Raid a village to start a war with the faction holding the fief you wanna get.
3) Siege and pray so the massive army doesn't screw you up.
4) Take a castle/town.
5) Find some noble from this faction
6) Pay some money to make peace.
7) You just got yourself a fief that will take 10-20 days to repay you costs of the peace treaty.
8) Rinse and repeat.
9) Profit.
couple things to note, always buy workshops in cities that you will never end up in war with. found out the hard way as i was a vassal to Aserai and they went to war with Battania, which i had bought a workshop in one Battanian city, it was immediately lost even though i did not start the war, so build your workshops in cities that you will always be allied with, either because it is your kingdom or one that you will always be a vassal of or at least allied to. Also, you can control the market further by going around and buying up whatever resource your workshop makes and coming back and dumping it onto the city your workshop is located in. for some reason and this is probably broken, the workshop will start turning mad profit. it sent me from 6k to like 600k in a matter of days, with a daily income of around 12-16k every day from just two wood workshops, no joke. i only had to dump hardwood into the city just the initial one time and that was it, off to the races. workshops are definitely key to making large sums of money. i hadn't even hit clan tier 2 yet and money is no longer even an issue, i can buy everything i want, outfit all my companions in top gear and horse armor and still have plenty of money left to buy tons of horses and food. like i said probably broken but pretty satisfying nonetheless to be such a small fish in the game but be filthy rich already. another thing i do is disregard the troop limit, even though it constantly warns about being slow and men deserting. literally only a cpl leave a day and it doesn't slow enough to be a problem, so im always fielding a larger army than im allowed but the extra men still fight in the battles so i buy them up every stop and keep way over the max limit. there really isnt much of a downside.
Interesting as I made or actually I just bought an existing Wood Workshop in the Sturdian town and it was giving me like 20 dinars or something. Ill look around the area and the market to see what things are actually in abundance. Thanks for the video as always! I cant get enough of this game! It has been a long time coming! hahaha!
Great video. I learnt a lot and notice I commit big mistakes with my workshops. Thanks
I hunted Tournaments until I had at least the 15k, then watched this video.
Because of my playstyle, I need every single companion with me, so caravans would do the trick for me. This guide was very helpful.
Hey just a quick tip. When trading items Left-Shift moves 5 of an item while Right-Shift moves the whole stack. It only works on items, not prisoners or troops, but you can for example hold Right-Shift and press Left Click on the arrow and you will buy all 500 of the town's grain supply. It's handy when doing mass trading with stacks of 500+ of trade goods.
For me right shift works on troops and pirsoners
i dont know why im watching this with 1.06m denars in the bank
I think we both know. That could be 2m....
ESO maybe 3m...
How do you people even get that much?
I barely get 5K Denar in a day of playing
@@Elmondo1994 they kinda fixed the super mega money making workshops. They said they removed the 200 cap but the workshops don't make the same income they made before the small patches.
@@Elmondo1994 After you set up some caravans and become a vassal, money just keeps flowing. I can get 1k-2k per day and since I already have the armor that I wanted, I mostly don't spend it
Could u please make a video about smithing in this game? And which companion or type of companion to hire so that we can get maximum smithing level. Or we can nuture him/her as a personal blacksmith?
Currently this system is pain in the ass.
Keep up the good work.
It's easy to use by urself. Just don't sell weapons, make coal from hardwood and melt metal, than sell iron. You can even make it easier. Just buy medium expensive weapons, melt them into iron and high quality iron, then sell it by red and orange prices (its often more expensive to sell in the down section of map) and you will make like 3-4 times more money than you paid for the weapons.
No companion for smithing just do it by yourself. Why would you even need a smith is beyond me
@Will L there's engineer named Hasseidh the Engineer
Get the efficient Charcoal ( and most of the bottom "discover stuff" on the Smithing line) you can get quite far just busting up goods (for massive profit if you just resell the metals where they are expensive).
You could make anyone into an apprentice Blacksmith, but you would be looking at a few levels spent devoting focus / stats. The apprentice doesn't need to be great, just another character that can use their Smithing Stamina to generate resources for you, and they would learn all the better Refine stuff along the top of Smithing line. Due to the learning focus thing it is a long term to get a companion 5 focus, and any Endurance.
@Will L yeap! Been noticing it too! I think they haven't fully implemented it yet!
Just gotto the Inn and the patrons will tell you what to buy and is doing very well, for example in my city I purchased a pottery workshop yet no villages making clay suppling the town yet the pottery workshop made me approx. 500g, because I was advised to by it from the patrons.
Can we destroy a city's economy by buying all workshops and setting them up for unrelated garbage and then declaring war ?
Yes, but it's more costly than spending 45k on soldiers 😆😅
Its easier to raid the villages so they supply nothing to the city. :/ Raiding is so effective in crippling the economy that its the major cause of the SNOWBALL of factions dying too quickly.
@utewbing yep! This afternoon I raised 7 battanian villages, from there it's was a huge vlandian snwoball!
No caravanes supply watever cities shortage have
@@SIX598 for higher prices obviously 🙂
Just so you guys know a pot workship will earn you maximum 850 a day and average 450 a day in the cities with high prosperity, which is really profitable. Pot bank is the dominator among the other workshops:).
^
Best Bannerlord videos on youtube. Thanks for your work my man.
If you want high profit, don't make Breweries, they tend to use grain , even if the city has a high suplus of grain, if a war starts and nearby villages/city get raided or sieged, the citizens will use all grain and your production will be damaged.
After you open the city painel, look up on the 3 city's workshops to check what there is already, in case the city produces a lot of hardwood and there is one wood workshop already, go and buy it, or for example, if a city and nearby villages have a production of 50+ Clay, you can absolutely go for a pottery , try to aim for luxury itens since they are not too much affected by sieges or raids and are more dependent on caravans and villagers travelling around.
I have 5 Potteries around the map, each making 500+ gold a day, and that's after the bug fix.
Alexandre Bitencourt From what I’ve seen, potteries are extremely profitable even in areas that don’t have high clay production too. I’m not sure if it’s intended to be this way, I’m curious to see if this is changed in the future.
@@TubularToob Yeah! I've been doing a lot of tests in all areas, it's seems that potteries are the best because of how much base clay cost 20-30, and potteries sells around 100, it's the highest workshop item price.
Just bought 3 workshop without changing production, the potteri is the better with >250 profits
You don't need to go to the villages or towns to know.
Search the village in the Encyclopedia (press N) and read the description:
Some villages say: the group in mud but it provides work in pottery
I bought a pottery shop and it gives an easy 500 gold per day
When in the trade, mouse over the hand with the hammer to show both the current shops, and the attached villages production.
If you pay attention to the color (Red for high, Green for low) of the prices on the tooltip, you can avoid a chart. Buy things with Green (at least 25% cheaper than average) and sell with Red, and you can basically guarantee a profit. If you see non colored prices, its average, which you can sell or buy, but won't make as much as you would off Green / Reds.
Also remember that the Prices are 'live' and if you see a sell price of xxx - xxx listed on the tooltip, it means that the price will change as you buy / sell the good. If they realllly have a need for something, you might see over 100% of average price, but it will usually drop as you sell them.
And, animals (and horses) can become food in an emergency.
This guide was elite thanks mate! No longer going broke :D
Step 1: Go to the North/Sturgia part of the map
Step 2: Buy all the cows/sheep/hogs/fish/cheese
Step 3: Go to the South/Aserai part of the map
Step 4: ...........
Step 5: Profit
Do3e not work on repeat since you will effect the economy.
Fur hardwood and jewelry work better
all shop cost in any city are the same per city... so a wood shop cost 13,450 then the smithy will also cost 13450.. and the more settlements in the general area the more the shops will cost to buy in general .
There are cities that have 3 villages that provide extremely cheap local goods for good AFK workshop profit. The cities are Askar down south-east for brewery from grain then the second best is Weavery in Balthakan that turns sheep into wool and the last one is Jaculan for Oil press that turns olives into oil. You get number of workshops equal to clan level+1. So later on for fourth workshop I would recommend smithy as it produces higher level armor and weapons - such as horse armor and similar and passive income is not as important then and there.
Mate you doing a good job with your videos it helped me a lot.
Clearly explained the depth of the game with all the factors that matters ;-)
as long as the current patch doesn't change anything, Seonon always sells cheap iron ore and Lycaron always dries it.
so open up the smith shop in Lycaron and sell ores from Seonon might be a good combo I think.
a "supply workshops" option for Caravans would be great^^
Right click on the city name. Look at its prosperity level and take notice of the villages attached to the city. Low prosperity levels means low trade which equals less money being made from your workshop. Afterwards, look at the villages attached to the city and see what they are producing. Use that info to make a decision on what work shop to purchase. I promise this works. My shops make between 250 and 450 on average.
Awesome videos as always! I'm looking forward to your Caravan video!
WOOOW Throwing shade at spiff right out of the gate!!! HAHAHA love it.
Subbed. Precise, clearly presented and thought out guide.
I think in the past (before they made changes) Woodshops were the absolute best workshops. But now some sort of economy system is in place the workshop actually "eats" the resource to make money so it is important to build a workshop in a City that is A: is prosperous and B: has villages with that resource. So far I've been having success finding Cities with villages that produce Grain and then building a Brewery.
There is also a small trick you can do, which is build a workshop in a city that doesnt produce that resource. It will make the resource "scarce" in the city, and while you will get minimal income from the workshop itself you can make a killing via trade. Example I made a workshop in Vostrum which doesnt have a wood village. After some time the city ran out of wood and it started selling for 40-50 gold. I then buy hardwood all over the map for like 13-18 gold each. I got 12k capacity by then so I filled up on hard wood and sold it for massive profit. Since there was an influx of wood the workshop also became extremely profitable for a few days and when the income goes small again I kmow thats the time to sell more wood.
Making that artificial demand is also how I raised my trading skill.
Build a clothier in town A without flax that has clay and build a pottery in town B without clay that has flax. Buy clay in A and sell it in B, buy flax in B and sell it in A. That way you don't waste time on traveling.
I don't like to build Carpenters, because I need the wood to make charcoal to level smithing.
You just repeated exactly what was in the video
You've explained a lot soo well! Gonna be subbing because I can tell ill need your help xD
I made a wood workshop in Ortysia and started manually buying log from Battania and then sell it to Otysia. That way Otysia could sell to the desert skipping Battania as a middlemanXD
I tried a tactic where all of the party was just high level archers and a few cavlalry then run circles around then while the archers take them dozen by dozen...... works well on smaller armies that have less archers then your party..... behind the lines attack on enemy lords while they try to gather troops for battle.... all the while your lords are besieging castles.... like a sneaky assassin build
*fewer archers, not 'less'
I figured this out by plaing - btw, i've NEVER figued things out by playing, video games do not follow common world knowledge.
Good vid ESO
Just in time mate. Had some workshops struggling.
Why did 1 person dislike??
They must be dumb, because ESO is the best youtuber.
War is bad for workshops, not only sieges but looting the supply villages. Be prepared to liquidate your investments if the situation changes. I tried the build a silver workshop and supply ore yourself thing, but found it was hard work (better things to spend the time on) and the workshop didn't really perform well... The best I've had is cities with cheap iron and buy/make smithies. Weapons always sell well. Find places that have cheap supply and good demand for the chain you want, and they will churn away with little intervention (except checking for wars). There are a lot of cities with high grain supply, which says brewery. Which can be awesome, however you'll find several places where there are many cities with grain and breweries near each other, making it bad. So a brewery in the right place is really good, a brewery in the wrong place is mediocre despite having cheap supply. Not sure if this will stay the same, but if you buy a workshop, change it's production and then sell it again, it will stay as the new production type. You can use this to tune your own cities to be more profitable, enemy cities to be less profitable and/or food issues or generally tune the economy more to your liking. I.E create better supply/demands
You forget to mention, to change a workshop currently version e1.0.7 cost 2000 gold each time.
PS: If you're at war, or your faction declares war where your workshop allocated, your workshop lost for forever.
Workshop in the most eastern/western side it seems the cheapest to buy around 13000 gold, while with empire/imperial culture cost around 15000 gold.
Thanks, great stuff....I need to learn about caravans next.
Hey @ESO, thanks for the vids. Where might I find the trading graph?
I really wish my computer was working. I've been waiting for this game with great anticipation. I'd even take a console release just to play this.
In my game I tried the wood workshops and they were barely breaking even, turns out pottery works really well. Experiment on which shop works in your game.
Thank you my man i love your videos thay have helped me so much.. are you able to do a video on troop cost and what's the best ay to lower you troop cost.
Hi ESO, you are making a brilliant achievement! thank you for that! btw, would you recommend adding trade skills regarding earning better money?
nice methode but it is a shame we can't choose to do the silver transfert with a caravan on our own
Loving the videos and I finally got my own game to let me get passed the tutorial it was buged and wouldn't even let me walk if I got off my horse. But it's good now.
Additional Tip: Prosperity of the town matters because population of the high prosperity towns are higher and buy more. As prosperity rises your price of your product rises.
now we need a raiding guide.
honestly I love raiding with my mobile khuzait band.
ok ok for those who want to make a big boom profit follow my advice. as soon as you have about 5 k bucks go to the two villages that sell desert horses between sanala and askar they are very close, buy all the horses that cost less than 120 more and donkeys if they cost little. go to the vlandia and sell them to at least 200 at sargot jacular and all other cities in the north vlandia , if you find cheap wine buy it .once you get to rovalt you should find cheap iron buy it if less than 40. now head to sturgia and buy in the villages that sell fur all the fur just less than 120 bucks each. now head east here you will sell, between sturgia and khuzit the wine . look for the villages that sell the steppe horses there should be two close from ortongad to akkat and buy them less than 100 bucks now head south and buy dates less than 45. here you will sell the iron and the fur at prices 2 3 times that of departure. make the same tour only that this time you will also sell the horses of the east and when you arrive in the north you will always sell the dates at 2 3 times the starting price. let me know if this strategy worksfor you too!
hi from italy!
That pottery shop in Danustica you bought for the video is making me 400+ denars a day, And I was thinking it's low income, Dumped some clay in the city and it rised to +500 denars
The thing is in 2 games I had a ws in marunath and I tried every kind of ws and pottery was 2 times the best. Woodcuter earned around 150 Smith around 200 and pottery around 350
Watched a few of your videos, they're very informative & carry on with these great videos. I have been wondering, how do you check the limit of workshops you can own as it seems I have reached the max amount of workshops I can own.
Eso, I hope you are doing well right now
This was really helpful. Thank you.
I think he forgot/didn't know that changing the workshop type costs I believe 3000 denars and it also puts the workshop out of order for a week or so.
That is why the 2nd strategy is only worth it of you do it for a while. But it's actually only 2k and we made that by selling the silver to the city anyway.
There is an easier way of seeing what the town produces / what materials they get from the villages: just hover over the hammer symbol (right above "Name" @ trade menu)
good job dude that was actually usefull af thx
I appreciate the tutorial. This helped!
Thanks for the advise. This game does help u much. Every thing more difficult on console
I bought a workshop and one day after an army of 1500 set up tents outside the city.
You forget one thing with the silver profit margin.
It costs you to transport it. Both salary and time. as time = money
Don´t forget them logistics ;)
what i tend to do is build a caravan in the city i have a workshop in so that the caravan when it comes back for another round buys my stuff
Keep up the great work man
Keep in mind, changing production costs 2k at the moment. Make sure you clear at least that much before switching.
honestly the smithy seems to generate the most income. I bought a winery where two towns main product was wine but only made up to 200 a day from it switched it to a smith even when there were no iron towns near and was making up to 400
Do not forget there might be caravan trade routes that constantly sell their iron + hardwood to that city making it more available for the workshops, at the same time there could be caravans buying all the grapes making your workshops profits go down.
You actually can make money by having 2 of the same type of workshops in one castle but it's only going to be profitable if 2 of the villages attached to it produce the same product such as grain or hardwood.
Pen Cannoc has 3 connected towns of clay production connected to it. Open a pottery shop their and you won't regret it nets 400-650 daily been doing it since day 1. Tested different saves always the same as of now atleast. Also pottery back then was a sign of social status hence why it's such a commodity
Another tip is travel to aseri and kuhzaits and buy all aseri horses below 2k and travel to North or north east to battanians for example and they buy for good margins. Levels the trade skill best with little micro management
@ESO you are playing a amazing game its so good to watch and learn from you! best videos mount and blade banner lord keep up the good videos.......... thank god you dont got to review $15 hourse armor for skyrim anymore XD LOL
Hahaa so true thankyou
Man this game amazing with this real time changing economy and stuff like that...i mean warband had a little bit of that but they improve a lot of that in this game...also i cant beleave this is a early access it look like a finished game thats pretty rare i think.
It does however have glitches with the AI... Especially in sieges, they just forget they exist sometimes...
I have found what the bound villages produce does not seem to matter Askar for example has two bound villages that produce grain.
So logic would state a brewery would make good profits however this has not been the case, I setup a brewery there and after many weeks it was still making less than 100 per day.
This has also been true using the same logic in other towns and yet i have set up workshops like a pottery shop in pravend that was making me anywhere between 300-500 per day.
Quality content, i like this.
I have 3 workshops right now, a wood, brewery and silver smith and my income is 150-440 a day. I feel its nice, but its only enough to support a small 100ish army. Feel they capped it like that to force you into village control and what not. But ugh wish I could be alteast 700ish stable from 4 workshops.
Sadly this is how it is only meant to work but I have managed to make a silversmith and profit from it in a city where there was no silver and none of the villages produced silver while in a city that had a source of silver the silversmith had 0 profits. The raw material price didn't effect the profits even if the end product was expensive. Right now it's buggy mess but this guide pretty much seems to be how it is intended and as soon as the game works this should be the guide to follow.
I've just reached a party limit of 160 and I'm part of the Southern Empire. They're almost always at war, so I'm almost always army looting. 500k gold at this point and I don't see how any workshops or caravans would ever beat a 30k gold profit per battle.
But it does that simple, for example:
Jaculan has two olive producing villages attached to it, and a thir olive producer from a nearby castle trades there. There are no villages that produce fur in the area, but the Tanner workshop somehow gives the best results (almost double the profit of oil press.)
If you were to buy and sell goods manually, would it not be better to produce lets say jewelry in somewhere which has natural access to silver, and sell the final product manually. This way you don't need to spend 2k to convert the production every now and then?
Like I said in the video, in your situation having the olive press will always make a profit. However if you are smart about creating a supply of product where local natural resources are available but the products dont exist you will be making allot more money.
Buy fur north of Omor, theres like three villages nearby that sells it really cheap and sell it in Quyaz and Ortysia. U can more than dubble that shit but the catch is that the demand is quite elastic.
is that a trainer sound at 12:56 lmao
it certainly is haha
What's that
Sounds like a MrAntiFun trainer
I think it is
yeap it is, i think he used it for troop speed
Hey ESO, I love your content and it's inspired me to make my own, so any advice on how to get more views and subs? What kind of microphone do you use? Thanks and keep up the amazing work ESO! 💜
Live streams are very good for growing your channel
I'm new to the game and I'm still learning how everything works and your guides have helped me a lot but my question is. if two kingdoms are at war, would it be wise to buy say a blacksmith deep in the winning kingdoms territory since they are in need of weapons? I'm currently working as a mercenary for the mongels and the city I met my wife in is deep in their territory so I figured might as well buy a blacksmith there?
Have you tried to test with workshops and caravans in conjunction? do your workshops improve if you have a caravan leading out from that same city?
Hey, at 13:00 are you using the fling trainer for an in game speed hack? Because you were already on the faster time then I heard a little ding and stuff got faster.
Hold down right shift key and click to move en entire stack. Like 96 wools in one go.