One thing I found absolutely invaluable with food production was a very simple game mod called "Don't Eat the Bread". Since food cubes require a loaf of bread to be created first it became incredibly annoying when my settlers constantly took the bread to eat instead of giving my chef time to turn it into much more efficient food.
I just solve this by making an unbelievable amount of bread. I have produced far too much food for my base, and I have 5 full food boxes of food cubes and cooked veggies for my crew of ~15, with half of them being skeletons lmao.
@@nerdgoria3811 poor boys were eating a 100% bread diet. Everything else was working super well but I just couldn’t wrap my head around NU as stupid as that is
Oh yeah Vain is a crazy food land You can grow everything there since its 50 green 50 arid 30 swamp Not that good for rice But tbf nobody will settle at the real swamps
@@nerdgoria3811 Good stuff. Although you could make a minor editing change to make the cuts more fluid. Cut the sound earlier and start the next sound clip earlier. It gives an auditory cue that you're going to say something more. If you look for it you'll notice that the breath tends to be included in movies and audio books.
Holy Shit! You can put stuff in a backpack and then remove it and put it in your inventory and equip another, I never knew this. Completely blew my mind.
My favorite build area: north of morn, south west of cloud (tech hunter headquarters) (near a lake, and between 2 biomes) no raids, good iron mining, beak things, so free food, and, if you build correctly you can tip a little of your base into the swamp, just enough to grow rice.
Ive Struggled with this, even with cheats. Thank you for doing the math so my potato brain did not have too, going to try and make my Ronin Kingdom work again... this time with less starvation.
i really miss my first experience in kenshi when build a base just focus on food... now i never think food farm is too important... travel to heavy animal area ,or farm a drug then sell the drug and bring back food or simply make mod hydroponic can make a fish and name it fish pool . really i miss my first experience when i dont know a thing about kenshi.
the south of the swamp..between catun is the best green soil with permanent rain...There is no wind though so you have build generator. In the long run you will be making a lot cash with hash.
Always Build the gate on the edge of water! Cannot emphasize it enough.. Enemies having to swim to your gate gives you a bunch of time to shoot them with turrets.
Based on the Wiki I'd say it is irrelevant which species you use for cooking / farming / etc. It only affects the speed at which you gain XP, but a skill 50 cooking scorchlander cooks as fast as a 50 cooking skill greenlander. I guess for farming it makes a slightly bigger difference initially as farming skill also affects how many crops per plant you can harvest ? So initially you get less resources out of your farms ? So it would affect the supply for your cook / armorsmith / medic minimally ? But again, a farming 50 Shek has the same workspeed and chance as a 50 farming worker drone. Though, what matters more is how close are your 'work areas' together, how fast do you walk in between for jobs (delivering water to fields / delivering stuff to storages, taking stuff from storages to a workstation).
Thats a great point! the storage areas and workstations should be as close and as accessible as possible. You can also possibly lose productivity from too efficient crafters and cooks due to product and resource overflow. I also still wouldn't use Shek for anything other than fighting as they already naturally eat more, and i've read and feel like laboring does increase hunger rate.
@@nerdgoria3811 various tasks do increase hunger rate. Especially being overburdened increases it. Sleeping in a bed / lying down and also sitting decreases it. (pick up animals and put them in a bed to decrease their hunger rate as well). You can hover over the UI for the hunger rate while doing things to check how much it affects a character. Though, I also think that once you are able to produce your own food and defend a base, you should have all the ressources you ever need to keep your party fed and make plenty money off excess production. How fast is just up to how much you want to push production, what you're working on and what limitations you put on yourself (no savescumming, vanilla character limit, roleplaying, etc.)
Thats true at the end of the day, like you said it really does come down to playstyle and player goals. Putting animals in bed is both something I never considered doing and HILARIOUS! hahaha love it!
depends. the exp bonus is really good for reaching that sweet 99 skill MUCH easier. if you tried going for 99 skill at any point in this game, you know how hard it is.
If you're using mods, the ration pack mod is where its at. Takes that food cube, and 1 dried meat and turns it into a 125 nu ration pack with a 2x2 inventory instead of a 3x2 inventory slot like the food cube.
Hmm...assigning the jobs is shift click on the task you want them to do. There's no sequence to the jobs but rather they prioritize the first job on their little task list on the bottom of the UI.
@@nerdgoria3811 I am having trouble getting my farmer to run the circuit by tilling the farm, hauling the water from the well, watering the crops, then carrying the harvest to storage.... he just stops in the middle of it and stands there.
@@johannusb4615 is this farmer working on multiple farms? It might be a logistics issue, do you have enough storage? maybe a backpack with stackable inventory. I had an issue in the past with them trying to fit things in their inventory then freaking out not knowing where to put it. Additionally the farmer may have to many task try getting a cheapo guy from a bar to be your designated hauler/well worker.
good information, but work on that audio, maybe next time write a script and try to do it in one take or one sitting, that way the volume isn't jumping around so much
made it to my Squad first real Mission to clear the Gurgler Kings Tower. Built a small base on Fishisland, survived the roaming Gurglers barely, and went in on an sneak assault. now I got all the island to built on, only crabs to deal with. And the Loot in the Kings Tower is insanely helpful. For example to upgrade from Catun#2 Weapons to a Meitou Hacker.....well its a nice place
You said protection is really easy? What about unprovoked raids? What about full-on raids if you defeat the first unprovoked raid? How do you protect against that? Shem is a great starting base, but I'm set on moving to the Northern Coast in time.
In shem I've only really been attacked by dust bandits hungry bandits, but by far the worst threat besides the beak things, would be from the ninjas that live in a close by tower. I've never really had issues with the ladder, but the ninjas can walk right past your defenses and rush your first building you've built, they can also be a bit tough if you don't have anybody in 40ish 50ish range.
@@nerdgoria3811 Yeah, the Black Ninjas. I'm planning on getting strong enough to wipe out their tower in a frontal assault with armored units before moving into Shem. As far as protection. 3 fighters is all you needed for protection? Really?
You can but growing both green fruit and rice in the same base requires hydroponics or the ability to fend off Holy Nation zealots. Dustwitches are some what comparable but you can grow and construct them mostly hassle free.
Yeah, the game will notify you when they're sending a group your way. you can track their progress on the map they will be a red dot. if you don't have defenses you can abandon the base before they show up and come back after they leave. what factions show up is also determined by where your base is set up.
I looked into it seems there is some left over shader files in my game, so the problem is definitely on my end. I am going to do a fresh install so hopefully this won't be a issue in the next video. Good looking out friends.
yeah my opener is a bit off for racial skills, but the movement speed hivers naturally have combined with the lack of food needed to upkeep them still make them the ideal farmer in my opinion. thanks for the input!
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One thing I found absolutely invaluable with food production was a very simple game mod called "Don't Eat the Bread". Since food cubes require a loaf of bread to be created first it became incredibly annoying when my settlers constantly took the bread to eat instead of giving my chef time to turn it into much more efficient food.
That sounds like a invaluable mod! Nice!
Feckin life saver! Dustwiches just couldnt exist. Ive got 5 juggernauts who eat 3.5 a normal person each, nevermind the reg crew. dling mod NOW
I just solve this by making an unbelievable amount of bread. I have produced far too much food for my base, and I have 5 full food boxes of food cubes and cooked veggies for my crew of ~15, with half of them being skeletons lmao.
Skill issue, placement of storage incorrect
I always seem to find that the fact that _every_ game with production mechanics forms some sort of optimal production ratio, very interesting.
I love when my games have elements of resource management and logistics.
That's math for you.
Thanks for saving my colony dude, The city of New Hive thanks you for teaching it the secret of dustwiches and allows your non hivers to enter freely
I am pleased that New Hive has overcome it's famine!
@@nerdgoria3811 poor boys were eating a 100% bread diet. Everything else was working super well but I just couldn’t wrap my head around NU as stupid as that is
Nice, New Hive is the name of my faction.
Oh yeah
Vain is a crazy food land
You can grow everything there since its 50 green 50 arid 30 swamp
Not that good for rice
But tbf nobody will settle at the real swamps
Good guide, you were collected in your thoughts and explanations which made it easy to follow. Keep it up!
Yeah it was quite the learning experience on my part. I feel like I can do even better on the next go!
@@nerdgoria3811 Good stuff. Although you could make a minor editing change to make the cuts more fluid. Cut the sound earlier and start the next sound clip earlier. It gives an auditory cue that you're going to say something more. If you look for it you'll notice that the breath tends to be included in movies and audio books.
@@halkihaxx5 Thanks I'll take that into consideration!
Useful guide, I'll probably be checking this video out again once I build a base. Thanks for making it 😎👍
Thanks friend! Glad it was helpful!
Great video, learned what I needed to. I ended up where many I think ended up on their first run... recruiting FAR more help than I knew how to feed!
Nice, I am happy you found it useful! :D
Glad to see this series return. Hoping to see a “points of interest” or maybe a “interesting character locations” video the future.
I'm still here faithfully watching your content
Awww Thanks friend! Appreciate you!
Holy Shit! You can put stuff in a backpack and then remove it and put it in your inventory and equip another, I never knew this. Completely blew my mind.
Yeah! Totally helps with invo management lol! Also sweet way to gain strength and athletics!
really good guide! a tip for new ppl, hive princes cant eat foul meat but other hivers can
Very instructive! Thanks for taking the time to explain ans research everything! Great game too.❤
Glad it helped!
My favorite build area: north of morn, south west of cloud (tech hunter headquarters) (near a lake, and between 2 biomes) no raids, good iron mining, beak things, so free food, and, if you build correctly you can tip a little of your base into the swamp, just enough to grow rice.
Very nice! my go to is usually shem, but I would like to try that one out!
This guide is really good, thanks for taking the time to put it all together 👍
Thanks man! glad it could help you out!!!
Ive Struggled with this, even with cheats.
Thank you for doing the math so my potato brain did not have too, going to try and make my Ronin Kingdom work again... this time with less starvation.
Awesome! Glad it cleared some of that up for you.
i really miss my first experience in kenshi when build a base just focus on food...
now i never think food farm is too important... travel to heavy animal area ,or farm a drug then sell the drug and bring back food
or simply make mod hydroponic can make a fish and name it fish pool .
really i miss my first experience when i dont know a thing about kenshi.
Thats certainly a way to play the game hahaha
Great guide, I hope you make more.
Thanks!
the south of the swamp..between catun is the best green soil with permanent rain...There is no wind though so you have build generator. In the long run you will be making a lot cash with hash.
Nice! I'll have to check it out!
Always Build the gate on the edge of water! Cannot emphasize it enough.. Enemies having to swim to your gate gives you a bunch of time to shoot them with turrets.
I don't use gates lol
Even better is for the water to be acidic, and they take damage as they swim.
What do you do?@@nerdgoria3811
Top-shelf video mate.
Thanks man!
Based on the Wiki I'd say it is irrelevant which species you use for cooking / farming / etc.
It only affects the speed at which you gain XP, but a skill 50 cooking scorchlander cooks as fast as a 50 cooking skill greenlander. I guess for farming it makes a slightly bigger difference initially as farming skill also affects how many crops per plant you can harvest ? So initially you get less resources out of your farms ? So it would affect the supply for your cook / armorsmith / medic minimally ? But again, a farming 50 Shek has the same workspeed and chance as a 50 farming worker drone.
Though, what matters more is how close are your 'work areas' together, how fast do you walk in between for jobs (delivering water to fields / delivering stuff to storages, taking stuff from storages to a workstation).
Thats a great point! the storage areas and workstations should be as close and as accessible as possible. You can also possibly lose productivity from too efficient crafters and cooks due to product and resource overflow. I also still wouldn't use Shek for anything other than fighting as they already naturally eat more, and i've read and feel like laboring does increase hunger rate.
@@nerdgoria3811 various tasks do increase hunger rate. Especially being overburdened increases it. Sleeping in a bed / lying down and also sitting decreases it. (pick up animals and put them in a bed to decrease their hunger rate as well).
You can hover over the UI for the hunger rate while doing things to check how much it affects a character.
Though, I also think that once you are able to produce your own food and defend a base, you should have all the ressources you ever need to keep your party fed and make plenty money off excess production.
How fast is just up to how much you want to push production, what you're working on and what limitations you put on yourself (no savescumming, vanilla character limit, roleplaying, etc.)
Thats true at the end of the day, like you said it really does come down to playstyle and player goals. Putting animals in bed is both something I never considered doing and HILARIOUS! hahaha love it!
@@nerdgoria3811 Just be careful no Starving bandits or other creatures that eat / butcher animals get to them while they sleep on bedrolls or beds.
depends. the exp bonus is really good for reaching that sweet 99 skill MUCH easier. if you tried going for 99 skill at any point in this game, you know how hard it is.
Ty. Thumbs up and comment just for the algorithm. Ty for the effort
Glad I could help out :D
Speaking loud enough to hear is a plus.
Yeah sorry about that the mic I used to have was terrible. Plus the my recording space is ... Less than optimal.
If you're using mods, the ration pack mod is where its at. Takes that food cube, and 1 dried meat and turns it into a 125 nu ration pack with a 2x2 inventory instead of a 3x2 inventory slot like the food cube.
that sounds like a pretty sweet mod!
Great guide man, thanks
Glad it helped out man!
Would help for a walk through on how to assign the workers and the sequence of their tasks etc.
Hmm...assigning the jobs is shift click on the task you want them to do. There's no sequence to the jobs but rather they prioritize the first job on their little task list on the bottom of the UI.
@@nerdgoria3811 I am having trouble getting my farmer to run the circuit by tilling the farm, hauling the water from the well, watering the crops, then carrying the harvest to storage.... he just stops in the middle of it and stands there.
@@johannusb4615 is this farmer working on multiple farms? It might be a logistics issue, do you have enough storage? maybe a backpack with stackable inventory. I had an issue in the past with them trying to fit things in their inventory then freaking out not knowing where to put it. Additionally the farmer may have to many task try getting a cheapo guy from a bar to be your designated hauler/well worker.
Great guide!
Thanks buddy!
I love your kenshi video's
Thanks! Appreciate you sir!
Trying to find out how to get hydroponics
good information, but work on that audio, maybe next time write a script and try to do it in one take or one sitting, that way the volume isn't jumping around so much
Thanks! Yeah I just picked up new audio gear recently. Thanks for the tips look forward to further feedback!
My name is Tyler!
This is cool, but who needs food when you have sake?
How do you have all green stats for health, hunger etc.? Once I got into a fight, let hunger drain, I’m not longer able to regen back to green.
i am so stuffed with dustwiches... i export that shit .. hell i even put the inventorys of starving bandits with it ... its my ppls heroin
Time to feed those starving bandits! hahahaha!
The bills gates of kenshi
Hahaha 😂
made it to my Squad first real Mission to clear the Gurgler Kings Tower. Built a small base on Fishisland, survived the roaming Gurglers barely, and went in on an sneak assault. now I got all the island to built on, only crabs to deal with. And the Loot in the Kings Tower is insanely helpful. For example to upgrade from Catun#2 Weapons to a Meitou Hacker.....well its a nice place
Sounds like a veritable kenshi paradise hahaha 🤣!
i HATE food I HATE FARMING, repost if you are famelic bandits gang
You said protection is really easy? What about unprovoked raids? What about full-on raids if you defeat the first unprovoked raid? How do you protect against that? Shem is a great starting base, but I'm set on moving to the Northern Coast in time.
In shem I've only really been attacked by dust bandits hungry bandits, but by far the worst threat besides the beak things, would be from the ninjas that live in a close by tower. I've never really had issues with the ladder, but the ninjas can walk right past your defenses and rush your first building you've built, they can also be a bit tough if you don't have anybody in 40ish 50ish range.
@@nerdgoria3811 Yeah, the Black Ninjas. I'm planning on getting strong enough to wipe out their tower in a frontal assault with armored units before moving into Shem. As far as protection. 3 fighters is all you needed for protection? Really?
Just make gohan, they are one of the most nutritious foods and are easy to produce with only ingredients of riceweed and green fruit
You can but growing both green fruit and rice in the same base requires hydroponics or the ability to fend off Holy Nation zealots. Dustwitches are some what comparable but you can grow and construct them mostly hassle free.
ok one question : i like how acid greeenish bar stats looks like
in my game they looks different
is it game-update or some mod?
Yes it's the dark UI mod on the steam workshop!
Building a base alerts every faction?
Yeah, the game will notify you when they're sending a group your way. you can track their progress on the map they will be a red dot. if you don't have defenses you can abandon the base before they show up and come back after they leave. what factions show up is also determined by where your base is set up.
Still need to setup my first ever base. Do farmers put the harvest in boxes automatically?
they should if they don't there is a button you toggle on and off with. you click SQD then it should be under the AI tab Ditch Items.
@@nerdgoria3811 cheers
is there something wrong with my screen or urs?
I am not sure what you mean? what seems to be going on?
I looked into it seems there is some left over shader files in my game, so the problem is definitely on my end. I am going to do a fresh install so hopefully this won't be a issue in the next video. Good looking out friends.
video sound low or is it just me?
No it's not you. I had made this in between a move and a really poor quality microphone. I apologize for the sound quality.
9 million on day 24 what you selling diamonds
Hahahaha see my FCS guide to find out lol.
Please for the love of god just shift click on the building materials to pass it all at once to the bag
Lmao it has been noted
Why is this video so quiet?
Yeah! Sorry about the audio man! I am working on fixing this. sorry :(
No they learn the skull slower they don't do the task any worse
yeah my opener is a bit off for racial skills, but the movement speed hivers naturally have combined with the lack of food needed to upkeep them still make them the ideal farmer in my opinion. thanks for the input!
The modifier only has to do with experience gains.
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