Daren, you are born to do commentary, very well explained with such detail, makes the game more interesting if you explain options as you do. Well done and keep it up.
Very interested in this game. Watched a lot of TH-camrs playing it. Wasn't satisfied. You, however, have convinced me to stick to this series. You appear to be very knowledgeable about the mechanics and have a great way of explaining them. I am also invested in the story of the lone ranger Sertorius. :) I subscribed after the first episode.
Got a new subscriber my man! Was looking forward to playing this tomorrow at launch and was just strolling through Content Creators and their vids on the game. You are by far the best Ive found. Look forward to comparing progressions with you on your episodes!
It was really painful to see all the other big TH-camrs completely butchering the production chain walktime, ornament placement and basic logic. It's really not relaxing when you constantly feel the urge to yell at the screen. Thank you so much for picking up this game. Loved your play style in Anno, can't wait for the new addon. May you evaluate if the smoke house is better place near the meat source or the market. And the poo collector eventually between the farm (consumer) and houses (source) ... 😇
The smokehouse could be a bit closer! Next episode i’ll be moving food around a little bit once the farm gets going. For the compost, it takes many years to get compost from waste, and it gets added to farms very quickly, so I don’t think its too important to have it near farms as it isn’t a constant supply. Definitely would be more optimal I suppose, but its a very, very small issue to deliver it. Also there’s other fertile farmland on the opposite side, so the compost may end up being inbetween the two eventually.
@@WhatDarrenPlays Later you can move the compost yard without losing any, so placement in early game is basically a non issue, unless close to shelter.
I ordered a i9 8GO computre with a nice graphic card just to play this game (my old one is really old anyway). Delivery by the end of september. I am getting mad at all the amateurs that do not even read the description or open the interface. Did see some good tips but Darren sure is a the kind of player that goes well with this type of game.
@@sebastiendefrance9986 I was curious what sort of computer that was and I see Amazon has it around $600, or so. Hope it does the job for you and it appears to run at 3.5Mhz. Mine was a custom build from a computer shop downtown with a focus on high frame rates, memory, and a SSD with a 1TB hard drive. These days it is more about a big SSD since they load and upload really fast. Mine still will pause from time to time, especially if I get more villagers.
Yep will do, this first 3 cycles is mostly just to remove weeds/rocks because Fertility is so high already, but when it dips below 70 I'll start adding clover into the rotation permanently
I found you through your anno series and absolutely love the way you build. I find a lot of other creators playthroughs all start to look the same with the grids, but you really take the time to make things look nice and organic. This game looks really good and being super difficult is kinda a nice change since a lot of these types of games tend to get really easy once you snowballl resources. Well I eagerly await your next episode :)
I think you may find getting the town center to the next tier is a bit of a challenge is placing stuff in specific ways can be difficult with a tight focus on efficiency and influence on other options. Proper grouping within the space provided gets to be a "better move that to ..." game.
I like the fact that you have to figure out times, soil, and field maintenance. Not just build a farm and crops magically appear. I'm enjoy this, mainly because I like any strategy and building games and also because its a bit different than Anno.
This game has a high pain and frustrating rating due to many issues, like automation and details. Lots of charts and graphs to learn about and use to improve production and notice issues that need attention.
I love watching settlements evolving and growing from nothing, something really satisfying about it. I’m really bad at these types of games but enjoy watching others play, you being one of my absolute favorites (found you via your satisfactory series, love it) 👍 Keep up the great vids!!
This game, like others of this type, require learning what structures to group together and understanding how villagers and objects interact efficiently. This game also provides a lot of charts and graphs to understand and watch for progress.
Thank you youtube for showing me this game and this channel, i just bought it and love it. Will keep watching your video from now on as I learn a lot from it. Thanks!
Hi @Darren. Awesome episode again....keep it coming. Can't wait to start plying alongside you tomorrow. NOTE: I think for early game, setting up 3 farms sized at 5x5 is most optimal. This will also allow you to get a greater variety of food and allow field maintenance in the 3 year cycle.....
I think early on food variety isnt that important- I’m at 100% happiness it seems with almost everyone and provide meat + vegetables + berries most of the time. If you’re trying to get to Tier 3 houses, I think yhey need even more food variety so would definitely need wheat/bread and other vegetables too! Not 100% sure but just my experience so far!
@@WhatDarrenPlays Yes, you are correct about food variety is needed for Tier 2 and beyond. Likely the reason farms are offered in Tier 1 since it takes a while to get production going after the many thousands of man hours to clear the spot by farmers, which are assigned by field size and current population. Later, the game often provides more villagers to bring the general labor force number back up a bit. Most of the farmers will wear little straw hats, which is kind of cute.
first two videos of yours that I have watched. I am in love with your narrative style with little stories and the intro recap is excellent. Earned a sub 1000%
Actually, that poop/filth collector goes into the homes and takes it. On the other hand, if you have a healer, he will go around with a wheel barrel, if you have the wagon maker up and running, and collects the dead for the graveyard, assuming you have one and it isn't full yet.
Subscribed after watching the 1st and this episode, great videos, really enjoyed your commentary and play style. Will go and watch your Anno series after reading some of the comments.
True, walls are needed for all sorts of reasons, and one is to keep the deer out of the fields, unless you want hunters to take advantage of the meat, hide, and tallow they provide. The catch is the hunters may just ignore them, which would require you to do some fencing and may even require you to click on the hunter and right click on a deer.
Definitely the best of the FF playthroughs. This game has now gone from being "Thinking about it" to "Wishlisted" and now saving up for this, instead of the new Settlers game ( due to many of its badly thought out ideas ruining the entire "settler" design ). Really love the attention to detail, the significant changes to surroundings by Season, and the sheer size of the tech tree. Admittedly, there are a few trades that could be placed there, like the "Smelter" for Iron, Tin, Copper etc, but while the Trader sorts that out via Money, then maybe it works out well. :)
Good, early placement of the Trading Post. When raiders come later in game play, that is one of the first places they will hit for your gold. The other will be any building that has gold, or resources, with a focus on food and high value stuff.
I can't be sure as I have never played this game, but usually on a market price indicator in the game, the green/red let's you know what to buy/sell. So in the example you showed, that green arrow indicates it is best to sell him weapons at this time (you are earning more than it is worth), while a red arrow would indicate a good time to buy)
You are close, the green dot indicates a high price is offered, or required to purchase that item. A red dot indicates below average price to buy, or sell. The greater than and lesser than arrow tell you if the merchant wants to buy, or only sell. There are other details, but that is enough for now.
So, I take it all or most of your villagers died right off, maybe before year 2? I know that feeling and it was either not enough housing fast enough, or a lack of firewood. Of course food can be an issue, but that is normally a year 2 disaster issue.
Some of the things you don't want to sell through the Trading Post is stone, tools, and food since it isn't always easy to gave enough gold to buy those items before you run out. The clothing, weapons, and hides tend to be things you want a good surplus of also to meet the needs of your villagers since they don't like to get cold, hunt without weapons and ammo, or go barefoot.
the crop harvest. the way i read that is its range is -5 to +5. and carrots/turnips are giving it a -2. just like the heat tolerance is out of 10 (range 0 to 10)
A few content creators get into the farming details since it can be confusing. It is a good idea to look for those videos, but note the details for this early release since opinions vary and in time things are likely to change.
A player can use hunters to search the map, but best to do with a pair since you never know what you may find. The are also good in pairs, or as a party of 3 to chase early raiders that survive the attack. By following the raiders, while focused on one with a right click so the cursor changes to a sword, they will reveal a lot of the map until attacked.
Swords is the name of a town in Ireland, I’m not from there, my cousins are but always thought it was a cool name. I decided to name towns in Anno 1800 after Irish towns I’m familiar with (and like the name of) so its sort of now a tradition!
i love this game, cant wait till tomora when its out. on a different creator, he does a live stream where the people in chat adopt a sim , renamed after each person, that brings so much character to the game, but we are so sick of cabbages and him selling the clothes off our back for cows, great fun game
man these vids help me a lot. i love this game, but i find myself restarting often....thanks. dropped a like and sub!! man...these vids are schooling me, cant wait to get off work, walk the dog, work out, eat dinner, and check in with the wife...... so i CAN PLAY!!! LOL 🤣🤣🤣
The Trading Post needs to have stuff in storage already, before the merchant wagon shows up to get full benefit of sells and purchases. That way your Trading Post villager will have stuff available and not need to go get stuff to offer before the merchant leaves your town. The merchant does stay a while, but sometimes not long enough to do everything you want, or can.
Great video, as always... Really like how that game looks. I just have the feeling that the "readability" of some of the buildings is not all that high (what I mean is, sometimes it's hard to see which building you're looking at just by looking at their appearance/model, I could imagine it getting a little convoluted once the settlement grows). What has your experience been so far?
Whenever you need to identify a structure, go into the build menu and click on it. You don't have to place it, but you can move it around and look for some that look the same. Later, once you have clicked on a building you have already placed on the map and it has been constructed, click on it and move your view around to see any others like it. They will show a white circle around them (work space) and the building, or object will also be outlined in white. Click on each one as needed to check for a villager working, or placing if one or more is missing.
At some point you will notice small, low yield trees popping up all over the map after harvesting the mature ones as long as you don't use the clear option. Use the harvest option if you want stuff to come back after a year, or two, and then takes a number of years to provide a reasonable yield. Once catch, any structures placed tend to force a clear on that spot, so the lot size removes anything that was there permanently.
@@WhatDarrenPlays Yes, apiary is available after the town center has been advanced to tier 2, but you are limited to 3 kinds of fruit trees, which require placement according to the apiary details, rather than the farm details, which are shown by pressing F. For the apiary details click on the building and move it if you need for the best tree planting areas. There are many, many details to consider when planting fruit trees and spoilage.
@@WhatDarrenPlays Willow is needed for basket making and the market as something you can sell for gold and normally grow near water, but also in areas where the water table is high, normally. You can see this by pressing I for the water overlay and look for the darker spots.
I think I will hold off on comments since I don't want to discourage you, or other viewers from giving this game a go. A few statements you made have minor corrections to be made later since the impact now is very low. I am sure new players will be looking forward to more game play and comments. Nice way to introduce the game.
The detail in this game is incredibly high. Such a shame that the roads snap to a grid. The American style road grid makes everything very unrealistic, despite the details
Not sure why you would think the grid is not realistic since most towns and cities use this idea early on, and run the roads as they need to due to cost getting around obstacles. Be aware, it is not a good idea to make long stretches' of roads right off, but do a patchwork of short sections. Later you will understand the wisdom of short sections linked together when you go to change them, or upgrade them.
I replied to your other comment but again, every game has its own playlist and is in the description, but also visible on my channel page if you want to pick a series to start
Hmmm, not a fan of building homes to have people move in. It's silly. Newcomers would build their own houses. The houses would reflect the ability of the family moving in; their skills at building, their kindness as to get others helping, and the location they choose. Settlements grew organically not in pre-planned grids. ( In fact, the grid city plan was an American concept.) Also, farmers placed their farms, lumberjack chose where to set up their mill, etc. The idea that the player selects everything makes all these city-building games exactly alike, only difference being cosmetic/ aesthetics.
What you’re describing though is a much higher level of gameplay here you make extremely broad decisions and the citizens live their lives and do different things, sotlrt out their own jobs and more. It could be interesting but I imagine it would be fairly dull if you didnt have anything to do other than watching the town develop like a simulation, unless done on a massive scale so you always had some decisions to make. Anyways, this is of course just a gamified version of building a town if you made all the choices and your people were basicaly blank slates that always do what you say and can do anything.
Actually, your opinion is off a bit about housing. Towns and cities have building codes and issue permits for planned structures. That has been how towns are managed for many thousands of years. Part of the reason Roman was so .... arranged, even though their inspectors and permit folk had a lot to learn about urban and city development. Remember the Greeks, or know anything about their ideas of town and city development? One thing to note in the game, the houses start out as a timber frame, but end up as a long cabin, which is a tad off from either style of structure. Likely the programming was reduced to minimal animation since the game does suffer from odd animation sequences. Also notice the town has builders who do all the construction and you can adjust how many do the work, but likely at a sacrifice to the number of common laborers.
LOL, likely not so dumb, or dump, heheheee. This game already has most of us scratching our heads over how stuff is suppose to work, hence the reason for sharing insights by TH-cam postings. I can imagine the frustration level would be way too high if we didn't have "how to" videos to watch. Sort of like ARK survival evolved.
More than scratches an Anno itch. Really enjoy watching you play!
Daren, you are born to do commentary, very well explained with such detail, makes the game more interesting if you explain options as you do. Well done and keep it up.
Very interested in this game. Watched a lot of TH-camrs playing it. Wasn't satisfied. You, however, have convinced me to stick to this series. You appear to be very knowledgeable about the mechanics and have a great way of explaining them. I am also invested in the story of the lone ranger Sertorius. :) I subscribed after the first episode.
have you checked out overcharged egg? i think he does a good job as well
@@dalton-at-work Link to the eggs videos?
@@wastedwatts search "overcharged egg"
@@wastedwatts yt doesn't like links in comments. Except from spammers apparently.
I love the details in this game
I'm absolutely loving this game when it's played the way you do. I wish I could just binge watch it.
Give him, and others a few months and you will likely have plenty of videos to watch.
Finally a great FF gameplay. Would love to see more of this.
Absolutely loving watching you play! Please continue!!
Got a new subscriber my man! Was looking forward to playing this tomorrow at launch and was just strolling through Content Creators and their vids on the game. You are by far the best Ive found. Look forward to comparing progressions with you on your episodes!
LOVING your playthrough of this game!! Will definitely be buying it!! Keep the series going, please!!
Got mine through Steam, along with another game from the same folks for $30 USD.
I like this Game a lot. I would love to see a whole series! :)
I really like your realistic, dynamic buildstyle, just like in Anno!
It was really painful to see all the other big TH-camrs completely butchering the production chain walktime, ornament placement and basic logic. It's really not relaxing when you constantly feel the urge to yell at the screen. Thank you so much for picking up this game. Loved your play style in Anno, can't wait for the new addon. May you evaluate if the smoke house is better place near the meat source or the market. And the poo collector eventually between the farm (consumer) and houses (source) ... 😇
The smokehouse could be a bit closer! Next episode i’ll be moving food around a little bit once the farm gets going.
For the compost, it takes many years to get compost from waste, and it gets added to farms very quickly, so I don’t think its too important to have it near farms as it isn’t a constant supply. Definitely would be more optimal I suppose, but its a very, very small issue to deliver it. Also there’s other fertile farmland on the opposite side, so the compost may end up being inbetween the two eventually.
@@WhatDarrenPlays Later you can move the compost yard without losing any, so placement in early game is basically a non issue, unless close to shelter.
I ordered a i9 8GO computre with a nice graphic card just to play this game (my old one is really old anyway). Delivery by the end of september. I am getting mad at all the amateurs that do not even read the description or open the interface. Did see some good tips but Darren sure is a the kind of player that goes well with this type of game.
@@sebastiendefrance9986 I was curious what sort of computer that was and I see Amazon has it around $600, or so. Hope it does the job for you and it appears to run at 3.5Mhz. Mine was a custom build from a computer shop downtown with a focus on high frame rates, memory, and a SSD with a 1TB hard drive. These days it is more about a big SSD since they load and upload really fast. Mine still will pause from time to time, especially if I get more villagers.
@@wastedwatts I ordered mine from Dell in their gaming series and did not descrides all the specs but it should do the job with good ssd and so.
at the end of your second year of farming can you add clover to fill the gap? it might improve the fertility
Yep will do, this first 3 cycles is mostly just to remove weeds/rocks because Fertility is so high already, but when it dips below 70 I'll start adding clover into the rotation permanently
I found you through your anno series and absolutely love the way you build. I find a lot of other creators playthroughs all start to look the same with the grids, but you really take the time to make things look nice and organic. This game looks really good and being super difficult is kinda a nice change since a lot of these types of games tend to get really easy once you snowballl resources. Well I eagerly await your next episode :)
I think you may find getting the town center to the next tier is a bit of a challenge is placing stuff in specific ways can be difficult with a tight focus on efficiency and influence on other options. Proper grouping within the space provided gets to be a "better move that to ..." game.
I like the fact that you have to figure out times, soil, and field maintenance. Not just build a farm and crops magically appear. I'm enjoy this, mainly because I like any strategy and building games and also because its a bit different than Anno.
Yeah it has a nice bit of depth to it. Its also a serious pain when you lose half your crops to a heatwave 🥵
@@WhatDarrenPlays we do what we can for the People of Farthest Frontier 😄🤷
This game has a high pain and frustrating rating due to many issues, like automation and details. Lots of charts and graphs to learn about and use to improve production and notice issues that need attention.
I love watching settlements evolving and growing from nothing, something really satisfying about it. I’m really bad at these types of games but enjoy watching others play, you being one of my absolute favorites (found you via your satisfactory series, love it) 👍
Keep up the great vids!!
This game, like others of this type, require learning what structures to group together and understanding how villagers and objects interact efficiently. This game also provides a lot of charts and graphs to understand and watch for progress.
Thank you youtube for showing me this game and this channel, i just bought it and love it. Will keep watching your video from now on as I learn a lot from it. Thanks!
underrated TH-camr & rts games underrated too 😅
Hi @Darren. Awesome episode again....keep it coming. Can't wait to start plying alongside you tomorrow. NOTE: I think for early game, setting up 3 farms sized at 5x5 is most optimal. This will also allow you to get a greater variety of food and allow field maintenance in the 3 year cycle.....
I think early on food variety isnt that important- I’m at 100% happiness it seems with almost everyone and provide meat + vegetables + berries most of the time. If you’re trying to get to Tier 3 houses, I think yhey need even more food variety so would definitely need wheat/bread and other vegetables too!
Not 100% sure but just my experience so far!
@@WhatDarrenPlays Yes, you are correct about food variety is needed for Tier 2 and beyond. Likely the reason farms are offered in Tier 1 since it takes a while to get production going after the many thousands of man hours to clear the spot by farmers, which are assigned by field size and current population. Later, the game often provides more villagers to bring the general labor force number back up a bit. Most of the farmers will wear little straw hats, which is kind of cute.
first two videos of yours that I have watched. I am in love with your narrative style with little stories and the intro recap is excellent. Earned a sub 1000%
Charrick in the morning with his cart "BRING OUT YOUR POO!"
Actually, that poop/filth collector goes into the homes and takes it. On the other hand, if you have a healer, he will go around with a wheel barrel, if you have the wagon maker up and running, and collects the dead for the graveyard, assuming you have one and it isn't full yet.
I'm enjoying this game. Pls make it a complete series like anno 1800
Subscribed after watching the 1st and this episode, great videos, really enjoyed your commentary and play style. Will go and watch your Anno series after reading some of the comments.
We NEED to BUILD a WALL
I’m really loving the game, looks very interesting
True, walls are needed for all sorts of reasons, and one is to keep the deer out of the fields, unless you want hunters to take advantage of the meat, hide, and tallow they provide. The catch is the hunters may just ignore them, which would require you to do some fencing and may even require you to click on the hunter and right click on a deer.
This game looks so awesome. Hope the series continues
plus and minus 5 means that it can impact your fertility negatively with a max of -5 and increase it with a max of +5
Very beautiful game. Nice guy, awesome play.
Definitely the best of the FF playthroughs. This game has now gone from being "Thinking about it" to "Wishlisted" and now saving up for this, instead of the new Settlers game ( due to many of its badly thought out ideas ruining the entire "settler" design ). Really love the attention to detail, the significant changes to surroundings by Season, and the sheer size of the tech tree. Admittedly, there are a few trades that could be placed there, like the "Smelter" for Iron, Tin, Copper etc, but while the Trader sorts that out via Money, then maybe it works out well. :)
As usual, great series. Loving it
Really looking forward to the mid game where most are built up and you start decorating the place.
Good, early placement of the Trading Post. When raiders come later in game play, that is one of the first places they will hit for your gold. The other will be any building that has gold, or resources, with a focus on food and high value stuff.
This game is excellent too. Please make more. I imagine it’s a bit easier since you don’t have to time lapse three hours of Satisfactory building.
Oh my god you have no idea
keep the good work mate! greetings from chile!
I can't be sure as I have never played this game, but usually on a market price indicator in the game, the green/red let's you know what to buy/sell. So in the example you showed, that green arrow indicates it is best to sell him weapons at this time (you are earning more than it is worth), while a red arrow would indicate a good time to buy)
You are close, the green dot indicates a high price is offered, or required to purchase that item. A red dot indicates below average price to buy, or sell. The greater than and lesser than arrow tell you if the merchant wants to buy, or only sell. There are other details, but that is enough for now.
Enjoying so far
I'm enjoying this serious brother, keep it going glad I found you. I just got rekt on my first play through lol! subbed.
So, I take it all or most of your villagers died right off, maybe before year 2? I know that feeling and it was either not enough housing fast enough, or a lack of firewood. Of course food can be an issue, but that is normally a year 2 disaster issue.
Some of the things you don't want to sell through the Trading Post is stone, tools, and food since it isn't always easy to gave enough gold to buy those items before you run out. The clothing, weapons, and hides tend to be things you want a good surplus of also to meet the needs of your villagers since they don't like to get cold, hunt without weapons and ammo, or go barefoot.
the crop harvest. the way i read that is its range is -5 to +5. and carrots/turnips are giving it a -2. just like the heat tolerance is out of 10 (range 0 to 10)
A few content creators get into the farming details since it can be confusing. It is a good idea to look for those videos, but note the details for this early release since opinions vary and in time things are likely to change.
Man... you hit the perfect start. Im always so unlucky when rolling maps
A player can use hunters to search the map, but best to do with a pair since you never know what you may find. The are also good in pairs, or as a party of 3 to chase early raiders that survive the attack. By following the raiders, while focused on one with a right click so the cursor changes to a sword, they will reveal a lot of the map until attacked.
This has definately been answered somewhere but why are your first settlements always called Swords? Cool game.
Swords is the name of a town in Ireland, I’m not from there, my cousins are but always thought it was a cool name. I decided to name towns in Anno 1800 after Irish towns I’m familiar with (and like the name of) so its sort of now a tradition!
i love this game, cant wait till tomora when its out. on a different creator, he does a live stream where the people in chat adopt a sim , renamed after each person, that brings so much character to the game, but we are so sick of cabbages and him selling the clothes off our back for cows, great fun game
curve roads are nice
This game looks interesting enjoying the videos so far
man these vids help me a lot. i love this game, but i find myself restarting often....thanks. dropped a like and sub!! man...these vids are schooling me, cant wait to get off work, walk the dog, work out, eat dinner, and check in with the wife...... so i CAN PLAY!!! LOL 🤣🤣🤣
Darren,
I had no idea you changed the name of your channel! I thought something happened to your channel. I’m glad I randomly found it again.
The Trading Post needs to have stuff in storage already, before the merchant wagon shows up to get full benefit of sells and purchases. That way your Trading Post villager will have stuff available and not need to go get stuff to offer before the merchant leaves your town. The merchant does stay a while, but sometimes not long enough to do everything you want, or can.
Great video, as always... Really like how that game looks. I just have the feeling that the "readability" of some of the buildings is not all that high (what I mean is, sometimes it's hard to see which building you're looking at just by looking at their appearance/model, I could imagine it getting a little convoluted once the settlement grows). What has your experience been so far?
Whenever you need to identify a structure, go into the build menu and click on it. You don't have to place it, but you can move it around and look for some that look the same. Later, once you have clicked on a building you have already placed on the map and it has been constructed, click on it and move your view around to see any others like it. They will show a white circle around them (work space) and the building, or object will also be outlined in white. Click on each one as needed to check for a villager working, or placing if one or more is missing.
love rts games keep up ❤️🔥😁
Personalities and family aspects would be tight
a guide on getting the gold right from first decision to late tier2 could help a lot ; )
the settlers vibes 😅
Hey Darren, you made so many mentions of Frostpunk, you like that game hu?! I am so excited for the second part (whenever that comes)! :)
great videos bro. A question do trees, berries, grow back eventually?
Trees do, but not bushes. You can harvest bushes which takes the berries but leaves the bush in tact.
@@WhatDarrenPlays thanks for the response. and keep it up, you are the best bro!
At some point you will notice small, low yield trees popping up all over the map after harvesting the mature ones as long as you don't use the clear option. Use the harvest option if you want stuff to come back after a year, or two, and then takes a number of years to provide a reasonable yield. Once catch, any structures placed tend to force a clear on that spot, so the lot size removes anything that was there permanently.
Are apiaries a thing in this game? For mead and honey?
They are! Its in Tier 2 buildings “Apiary” but I think you really need stuff from Tier 3 to get it running (or also trade for it regularly)
@@WhatDarrenPlays Yes, apiary is available after the town center has been advanced to tier 2, but you are limited to 3 kinds of fruit trees, which require placement according to the apiary details, rather than the farm details, which are shown by pressing F. For the apiary details click on the building and move it if you need for the best tree planting areas. There are many, many details to consider when planting fruit trees and spoilage.
Were do you get Willow for the basketmaker?
You need to find Willow deposits and gather them with foragers. In my first game there was very few on the map so I traded for it.
@@WhatDarrenPlays Willow is needed for basket making and the market as something you can sell for gold and normally grow near water, but also in areas where the water table is high, normally. You can see this by pressing I for the water overlay and look for the darker spots.
What is the map seed for this series?
temp housing wil actualy get ocupied if a group of travelers migrate and you dont have enough permanent housing availeble
keep going ❤️
I think I will hold off on comments since I don't want to discourage you, or other viewers from giving this game a go. A few statements you made have minor corrections to be made later since the impact now is very low. I am sure new players will be looking forward to more game play and comments. Nice way to introduce the game.
You need tree nearby house for water
Well dang, and I thought it was a well that provided water. Press I to see where the best water spots are for wells.
Really good vids these mate I'm looking for a change from rimworld
I'm exited for upcoming rts game like this called Manor lords check it out i hope it will be good cuz it looks promising
The detail in this game is incredibly high. Such a shame that the roads snap to a grid. The American style road grid makes everything very unrealistic, despite the details
Not sure why you would think the grid is not realistic since most towns and cities use this idea early on, and run the roads as they need to due to cost getting around obstacles. Be aware, it is not a good idea to make long stretches' of roads right off, but do a patchwork of short sections. Later you will understand the wisdom of short sections linked together when you go to change them, or upgrade them.
cant you make a video on logistik.
the name Lam in this video is weird, it means cripple in swedish :P if it was Lamm it would mean lamb :P'
There are more than a few things like that I suspect will get "polished" over time.
Make a series on guild 3
Please group the content into playlists for each game. It is annoying to search among dozens of clips for the next episode.
I replied to your other comment but again, every game has its own playlist and is in the description, but also visible on my channel page if you want to pick a series to start
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Hmmm, not a fan of building homes to have people move in. It's silly. Newcomers would build their own houses. The houses would reflect the ability of the family moving in; their skills at building, their kindness as to get others helping, and the location they choose. Settlements grew organically not in pre-planned grids. ( In fact, the grid city plan was an American concept.) Also, farmers placed their farms, lumberjack chose where to set up their mill, etc. The idea that the player selects everything makes all these city-building games exactly alike, only difference being cosmetic/ aesthetics.
What you’re describing though is a much higher level of gameplay here you make extremely broad decisions and the citizens live their lives and do different things, sotlrt out their own jobs and more. It could be interesting but I imagine it would be fairly dull if you didnt have anything to do other than watching the town develop like a simulation, unless done on a massive scale so you always had some decisions to make.
Anyways, this is of course just a gamified version of building a town if you made all the choices and your people were basicaly blank slates that always do what you say and can do anything.
Actually, your opinion is off a bit about housing. Towns and cities have building codes and issue permits for planned structures. That has been how towns are managed for many thousands of years. Part of the reason Roman was so .... arranged, even though their inspectors and permit folk had a lot to learn about urban and city development. Remember the Greeks, or know anything about their ideas of town and city development? One thing to note in the game, the houses start out as a timber frame, but end up as a long cabin, which is a tad off from either style of structure. Likely the programming was reduced to minimal animation since the game does suffer from odd animation sequences. Also notice the town has builders who do all the construction and you can adjust how many do the work, but likely at a sacrifice to the number of common laborers.
Interesting...but less talk, more gameplay
i dont know how do u make the game loke super easy or i am just a dump who can only play league
LOL, likely not so dumb, or dump, heheheee. This game already has most of us scratching our heads over how stuff is suppose to work, hence the reason for sharing insights by TH-cam postings. I can imagine the frustration level would be way too high if we didn't have "how to" videos to watch. Sort of like ARK survival evolved.