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What’s the mechanics on the the food demand? Does the game prefer raw meat over roasted or dry meat? I would also assume that crops fall under both of those?
One of the best tutorials I’ve seen, hands down. The way you explain things and break them down makes me view the game in a completely different way. Thanks!
That turned out to be more helpful than I thought it would be! The wood value being the number of "demand" was news to me, as well as the number created in the woodshed being the act of making it not the total amount made. Thank you!!! I'm certainly subbing after this one :)
wow ive been trying (and failing) to play this game for a year now, its been fun but i knew i needed help. Your video was so freaking easy to understand and i didnt feel talked down to for not knowing how to do something so simple. thank you that is a sub from me even if this is an old video lol
LIFE SAVER.... we hit 2nd winter. had more doubled our pop from season before... but we never set any1 to chop wood. i just did it as neededish... all sudden we ran out..... and in 2 days used up almost all our sticks. i was like woah what going on. seen taht wood demand i was like o heck no, i have to cut logs all day....... every day basically.. glad i found this video its not near as bad as i thought lol..
Very nice basics of wood demand. If you get all the intricacies confirmed I'd love to see a video describing how house size, building materials, insulation and population also affect wood demand. I know that not everyone would be interested and it could cause a drop in views negatively affecting your TH-cam algorithm so I'll understand if you don't want to spend the time on it.
There are a few aspects of the game that are just too mechanically complicated to put into a generalized video. I have requested more in-depth explanation of these things and they are pretty much left up to interpretation of the creator. I am left to assume that it would take too long to explain the in's and out's of it to me. So, for example, the mechanics of how housing, insulation etc. affect Wood Demand. There are to many variables to explain them all, but in general, logic is key. If you have a lot of windows in a home, Wood Demand increases. If you don't have insulation, wood demand increases. If you use wattle instead of stone walls, wood demand increases.
It would be nice if, for the sake of realism, wood demand was based on the number, size, and insulation value of houses instead of the number of people.
@@Blaze_1961 It is, and I'm glad it's used to a degree, but it's only as an additional factor to the overall number. My point is, whether there is one person in a house, or four, the house realistically requires the same amount of wood to burn in either case, yet the wood is based on population size. Basing consumption on population size only makes sense for food and water, but not wood. The game does already keep track of the number of houses and type of construction materials, so it'd be only a minor tweak to change this.
This video was to help the newer player understand how to maintain their Wood Demand for their villagers and that is why I purposely left out what affects wood demand. This would have made the video longer and more confusing than it needed to be. However, as David metioned, the house type (wattle, wood, stone) and the type of insulation (daub, limestone) along with the type of roofing (thatch, wood, shingles) and the season type are all taken into account for how the wood demand is affected each season. I have spoken to people within Toplitz about the mechanics behind the wood demand being figured and it is too advanced to break down for a video. So, the best way to generalize this type of info is to remember that all housing structure upgrades have a possitive effect on lowering the wood demand for that home, any broken or missing pieces of that structure will have a negative effect on the wood demand. I do have plans to make a video that dives deeper into the effects buildings and seasons have on wood demand, but it will be a more advanced video and I want to make sure I have all the correct info from the source first. Thank you for watching and for your comment. 😃👍
@@HecticNasari I have a village with 250.1 wood demand, all stone houses with shingle roofs. After watching this video and reading this discussion I put a limestone upgrade on exactly one full wall of one house (so no door or windowed wall, 8 limestone needed) and the demand dropped by 0.4 to 249.7. So I take it as a rough guesstimate.
Thank you for watching. This guide was intended for the beginner player to understand how Wood demand works and is calculated. Getting into the different wall, and roof types along with insulation is a more advanced subject and I do plan on making a more in-depth guide to cover this. 😉👍
@@Thorupjens have you unlocked the recipe for the flat bread and stew/soup? is there a red symbol next to the item you want to make in the kitchen menu?
@@HecticNasari Yes I have bought the recipies and set it on schedule 10%. It is like the cook can't access the recource storage, it can¨t get bowels, plates and flower.
Do i need to cut the tress and place the wood in the resource hub my self or can i build a second woodbench and one do logs and then use the logs for firewood
You can have as many Woodsheds as it takes for your villagers to collect and process all the logs you need. They will gather logs, place them in the resource storage and process them into what ever you tell them to. Or You can do it all or some of it yourself.
Hey i need help with this segment. So i have a villager on my wood production with an axe i want him to go out collect the logs come back and start turning them into logs and planks. But he stands there half the day and when he does work he doesnt collect logs and doesnt produce firewood. When its automated. Will the worker go out farm the logs and put them into the resource storage them grab out what he needs makes the firewood and puts it all back into the resource storage or does it show in the work space storage im so lost ?
log, plank, firewood collection all goes in the resource storage. Your worker will only work if they have assignments set, tools needed, food, water, and house.
This was covered. Understanding and figuring out the wood demand of your village also lets you know how many logs you need to supply for firewood. This way you can make sure your lumberjack is supplying enough wood for firewood, on top of any other productions requiring logs.
I don't understand the Total (1d). You say it's not the total pr day produced but you still divide it to the the firewood needed pr day, do i misunderstand something
The "Total (1d)" is How many times per day the woodshed will perform the action of making firewood. Each action will produce (4) firewood. ((85.1 actions performed x 4 firewood produced per action = 340.4 Total amount of firewood produced per day)) Hope this helps
@@HecticNasari Okay, i think i understand now, so basiclly 1 action is 4 firewood? and 1 action is 1 log etc.? That will say with the log, stick, stone etc. 1 action is 1 item. But because firewood is 4x 1 action is 4 firewood? Do i understand correctly?
you have literally saved me from hating this game, i thought you had to maintain it yourself and I've already lost 5 villagers because i cant maintain and expand
Any rough guess as to how many percentages are down or up due to seasonal changes? Like roughly how much percentage of wood demand drops from spring to summer, or how much does it increase during winter? Because I'm too lazy to change the work schedule from season to season so I try to provide an average daily supply of firewood that could easily support the whole year.
I do not have the math for each season demand changes. I typically set mine to the autumn needs and leave it all year. The first winter I manually make up what is lacking. Then I’m good to go from there. Once I have a large supply I sell the excess. You could even have stall holders sell the excess. However, as you add villagers or have children, the demand will always be changing.
I hope that "Mf" is meant as a term of endearment and not derogatory. If you highlight any item in your inventory and look at the description of that item (in your case, the axe). The top right of the item description tells you what storage it needs to be placed in for villagers to access it. For example, the Axe will need to be placed in the Resource Storage.
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Thank you, Nas
What’s the mechanics on the the food demand? Does the game prefer raw meat over roasted or dry meat? I would also assume that crops fall under both of those?
One of the best tutorials I’ve seen, hands down. The way you explain things and break them down makes me view the game in a completely different way. Thanks!
Glad to hear it!
You are honestly a life save, they kept consiming all of my sticks and i kept having to go collect more!! Thank you souch for this you gained a sub ❤👍
Glad I could help!
That turned out to be more helpful than I thought it would be! The wood value being the number of "demand" was news to me, as well as the number created in the woodshed being the act of making it not the total amount made. Thank you!!! I'm certainly subbing after this one :)
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful video, well organized, didn't waste my time, you sir deserve a like and a comment
Much appreciated!
wow ive been trying (and failing) to play this game for a year now, its been fun but i knew i needed help. Your video was so freaking easy to understand and i didnt feel talked down to for not knowing how to do something so simple. thank you that is a sub from me even if this is an old video lol
Thank you 😉👍
This video was beautiful made and was a great help! Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
5:33 exactly what I was missing to make villagers work, lol
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Same lmaooo I wonderin why they wasn’t doin shii
This was a great help👍thanks a lot
Glad it helped!
LIFE SAVER....
we hit 2nd winter. had more doubled our pop from season before...
but we never set any1 to chop wood. i just did it as neededish...
all sudden we ran out..... and in 2 days used up almost all our sticks. i was like woah what going on. seen taht wood demand i was like o heck no, i have to cut logs all day....... every day basically..
glad i found this video its not near as bad as i thought lol..
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Finally, it all makes sense! Thank you. :)
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Oh man i needed this video. Cheers 👍
Glad to hear it!
Very concise and informative, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! 😉👍
Watching videos like this causes me to delte my game every time.
Pretty cool video, thanks!
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Thank you for this!
My pleasure!
Thanks for the help. I’ve been doing everything wrong for seven seasons
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How have I played this game for over 600 hours and NOT realized this?!?!
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🤣 I feel the same Nicole. Love Nas’ videos!
Very nice basics of wood demand. If you get all the intricacies confirmed I'd love to see a video describing how house size, building materials, insulation and population also affect wood demand. I know that not everyone would be interested and it could cause a drop in views negatively affecting your TH-cam algorithm so I'll understand if you don't want to spend the time on it.
There are a few aspects of the game that are just too mechanically complicated to put into a generalized video. I have requested more in-depth explanation of these things and they are pretty much left up to interpretation of the creator. I am left to assume that it would take too long to explain the in's and out's of it to me.
So, for example, the mechanics of how housing, insulation etc. affect Wood Demand. There are to many variables to explain them all, but in general, logic is key. If you have a lot of windows in a home, Wood Demand increases. If you don't have insulation, wood demand increases. If you use wattle instead of stone walls, wood demand increases.
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This will solve many of my problems. Running out of sticks is making me run out of food and the like ty very much
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Thank you ❤
I've been watching your videos to decide if I want this game, it's on the PS5 now.
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It would be nice if, for the sake of realism, wood demand was based on the number, size, and insulation value of houses instead of the number of people.
Pretty sure house insulation is taken into account. Better insulation lower wood need.
@@Blaze_1961
It is, and I'm glad it's used to a degree, but it's only as an additional factor to the overall number. My point is, whether there is one person in a house, or four, the house realistically requires the same amount of wood to burn in either case, yet the wood is based on population size. Basing consumption on population size only makes sense for food and water, but not wood.
The game does already keep track of the number of houses and type of construction materials, so it'd be only a minor tweak to change this.
This video was to help the newer player understand how to maintain their Wood Demand for their villagers and that is why I purposely left out what affects wood demand. This would have made the video longer and more confusing than it needed to be. However, as David metioned, the house type (wattle, wood, stone) and the type of insulation (daub, limestone) along with the type of roofing (thatch, wood, shingles) and the season type are all taken into account for how the wood demand is affected each season. I have spoken to people within Toplitz about the mechanics behind the wood demand being figured and it is too advanced to break down for a video. So, the best way to generalize this type of info is to remember that all housing structure upgrades have a possitive effect on lowering the wood demand for that home, any broken or missing pieces of that structure will have a negative effect on the wood demand. I do have plans to make a video that dives deeper into the effects buildings and seasons have on wood demand, but it will be a more advanced video and I want to make sure I have all the correct info from the source first.
Thank you for watching and for your comment. 😃👍
@@HecticNasari
Thank you for the video. This veteran player even learned a few new things from it.
@@HecticNasari I have a village with 250.1 wood demand, all stone houses with shingle roofs. After watching this video and reading this discussion I put a limestone upgrade on exactly one full wall of one house (so no door or windowed wall, 8 limestone needed) and the demand dropped by 0.4 to 249.7. So I take it as a rough guesstimate.
Thanks, wish you talked about insulation and showed us how it changed the firewood demand
Thank you for watching. This guide was intended for the beginner player to understand how Wood demand works and is calculated. Getting into the different wall, and roof types along with insulation is a more advanced subject and I do plan on making a more in-depth guide to cover this. 😉👍
excellent sum-up
Thank you kindly
Great video! That explains a lot, so basically you just need to order your wood shed to produce the firewood amount as Wood Demand divided by 20?
Can you make one about the kitchen ?, I can't get mine to work. It seems like the cook can't access the resource storage.
that might be your issue. food goes in the food storage, not the resource storage. Sso the kitchen pulls from the food storage 😃😃
@@HecticNasari Yes, my cook can make fried meat. But not bake bread, since the flower is in resource storage. And not any soup or stew.
@@Thorupjens have you unlocked the recipe for the flat bread and stew/soup? is there a red symbol next to the item you want to make in the kitchen menu?
@@HecticNasari Yes I have bought the recipies and set it on schedule 10%. It is like the cook can't access the recource storage, it can¨t get bowels, plates and flower.
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excelent video bro
Thank you
Do i need to cut the tress and place the wood in the resource hub my self or can i build a second woodbench and one do logs and then use the logs for firewood
You can have as many Woodsheds as it takes for your villagers to collect and process all the logs you need. They will gather logs, place them in the resource storage and process them into what ever you tell them to.
Or
You can do it all or some of it yourself.
Hey i need help with this segment. So i have a villager on my wood production with an axe i want him to go out collect the logs come back and start turning them into logs and planks. But he stands there half the day and when he does work he doesnt collect logs and doesnt produce firewood. When its automated. Will the worker go out farm the logs and put them into the resource storage them grab out what he needs makes the firewood and puts it all back into the resource storage or does it show in the work space storage im so lost ?
log, plank, firewood collection all goes in the resource storage. Your worker will only work if they have assignments set, tools needed, food, water, and house.
Do we need to consider log production turning into firewood production, or is it its own thing?
This was covered. Understanding and figuring out the wood demand of your village also lets you know how many logs you need to supply for firewood. This way you can make sure your lumberjack is supplying enough wood for firewood, on top of any other productions requiring logs.
Do the Villagers bring stuff to the village? If so where do they put it?
Villagers will put item in the resource storage or the food storage. It will be indicated in the description of each item while in your inventory.
So at the end of every day the amount of wood they’re supposed to collect shows up in the woodshed chest?
In the Resource Storage. Unless the Resource Storage is full then wood will be placed in the Woodshed Storage until it is full.
I don't understand the Total (1d). You say it's not the total pr day produced but you still divide it to the the firewood needed pr day, do i misunderstand something
The "Total (1d)" is How many times per day the woodshed will perform the action of making firewood. Each action will produce (4) firewood. ((85.1 actions performed x 4 firewood produced per action = 340.4 Total amount of firewood produced per day))
Hope this helps
@@HecticNasari Okay, i think i understand now, so basiclly 1 action is 4 firewood? and 1 action is 1 log etc.? That will say with the log, stick, stone etc. 1 action is 1 item. But because firewood is 4x 1 action is 4 firewood? Do i understand correctly?
@@sanderras It Sounds like you got it now. 😉👍
@@HecticNasari Great, now I understand. Btw fantastic video, and a huge thanks for respond so fast even years after release!
you have literally saved me from hating this game, i thought you had to maintain it yourself and I've already lost 5 villagers because i cant maintain and expand
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Any rough guess as to how many percentages are down or up due to seasonal changes? Like roughly how much percentage of wood demand drops from spring to summer, or how much does it increase during winter? Because I'm too lazy to change the work schedule from season to season so I try to provide an average daily supply of firewood that could easily support the whole year.
I do not have the math for each season demand changes. I typically set mine to the autumn needs and leave it all year. The first winter I manually make up what is lacking. Then I’m good to go from there. Once I have a large supply I sell the excess. You could even have stall holders sell the excess. However, as you add villagers or have children, the demand will always be changing.
Little tip, have an villager's home insulated
Mf first explain how to give them the axe 🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽🤦🏽
I hope that "Mf" is meant as a term of endearment and not derogatory. If you highlight any item in your inventory and look at the description of that item (in your case, the axe). The top right of the item description tells you what storage it needs to be placed in for villagers to access it. For example, the Axe will need to be placed in the Resource Storage.
Appreciate the math. Not my strong suit.
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