I came to the comments for this. I'm gettin' jacked, I'm breakin' myself I can't believe they takin' Ulryk's wealth They took my straw, they took my bread I looked at the villagers, said "Damn, what's next?"
One tip, a friend of mine and I both ran into an issue because we got on the bandwagon of building all the biggest houses possible for our villagers. By the time we were close to the building cap and all of the kids that were born there wasn't going to be any room for all of them before the parents started dying off of old age. So, we both now build the small houses for our villagers which doesn't give us too many people.
You make some quality videos, sir, and I appreciate the effort. I would point out a small error @2:08 that you say you make logs into planks, then planks into firewood. You make logs into EITHER planks or firewood. I took a plank over this morning and you can't turn them into firewood. The village people may use them that way, in which case I'd turn a plank into a paddle and smack some butt... But I digress. :) Completely agree with the first three villagers. I'd like to expound upon your point(s) for your viewers (because I'm very much a "why?" guy when it comes to teaching): The early villagers should be obtaining building and crafting items for Racimir to work with, so you can focus on other things. Logs, planks, and stone to build houses with STONE WALLS and WOOD TILE ROOFS is SMART from the get-go (doing this, along with putting villagers in a job they are good (3) at, will set their base Happiness at 49%). Two subject-specific sub-tips here are knowing the materials needed to construct a home and pre-positioning them so you're not running back and forth - this is especially helpful once you put points into the Building Trance (Production) skill as the clock will be ticking on faster building. Also, adding Limestone insulation (Insulating unlocks with the Handyman skill under Production and you'll need about the same amount of Limestone for the home as Stones to build it - so it's a LOT. Also you can insulate wood buildings with Daub, including your production and storage buildings) and Wooden Shutters (unlocks with Resource Storage 2 - requires 2 Logs and 6 Planks per window) will do good to up their happiness as well. Not to mention it's cool that the shutters open and close. As things get more efficient and the village grows adding a second Woodcutter Shed may become necessary (as it's quite a grind to get it to level 2 and add another job). With the single worker the percentages may need to be adjusted to raise the amount of Firewood production at a certain point, but only by 5-10% points. Remember, early game, YOU want to do as much work as you can to build YOUR skills. The villagers will build THEIR skills, but will add to your Technology and help unlock buildings you can use. The nice thing about the Woodcutter's Shed (especially if you build in an area devoid of trees or mostly Birch) is you don't have to clear-cut the forest to get the materials to build your village. You can be selective about any trees you fell and dig up the stumps from (permanently removing them). I HIGHLY recommend building out all the production and storage buildings you can BEFORE bringing in villagers, and get used to doing ALL the jobs yourself, especially making wooden bowls and buckets in the Workshop, and crafting in the Kitchen, Smithy, and Sewing Hut. You should also do all the Farming early-on because you are faster at doing it than a villager. It eventually becomes make-work for them, and takes it off your plate, so to speak. Villager 1 - Woodcutter Shed (60% Logs, 30% Planks, 10% Firewood). This gives you the logs and planks to build houses. Villager 2 - Excavation Hut (100% Stone initially, then shift to 60% stone, 40% Limestone until you start clearing caves, then go 100% Limestone). This gives you stones for homes and limestone to insulate them later. Once you start clearing cave(s) of ore, make sure to take the stones as well (PRO TIP: Build a Resource Storage Building as close to the mouth of the cave as possible to make this work more efficient, and allow you to collect EVERYTHING the caves have to offer to put to use or sell). Villager 3 - Hunter (60% Meat, 20% Leather, 20% Fur). You will find these folks are RIDICULOUSLY good at their job, and you will have PLENTY of meat to feed the village or craft with (remember, kids, POTTAGE is your friend!). Hope you don't mind me throwing this out there for your viewers. Keep up the terrific work!
OMG I was always hiring villagers so I see their stats and then quickly firing them if they weren't good enough. I had no idea I can use inspector mode to see their skills. I'm 60 hours in the game. :/ Thank you, sir!
Lol I was guessing based on the dialogue when you asked them what they liked to do. I thought that's how you were supposed to determine their skills. 😂
Looks like I missed a handful of king titles, so in case yours isn't on the list, check below: Good King: - The Benevolent - The Powerful - The Brave Neutral King: - The Bearded - The Ambitious Bad King: - The Bloody Titles may not be accurate, so you may have to test these on your own 🙂 Thanks again for watching!
Some tips for you: If your villagers are max or 100% mood, their production increase greatly. To make them have 100%, you need a few things must aquired: 1. The villagers must have 2 children per household, which means you need to build them either simple houses or normal houses. 2. Their houses must build and insulated with the best tier of material like stone walls and wooden title roofs. 3. Make sure to decorate their homes with all the best qualities and also dont missing anything from inside to outside. That is all.
@@thanhlongvo7092 Yeah My house are all simple small house, so my villagers are bound to have 2 kids per house. but my question was, can i max the mood with an insulated wooden walled house, instead of stone walls? I know stone walls and tiled roof really put the mood up but some of us prefer wattle and wooden ones.
@@RaiKaneda-o7n perhaps, i dont know for sure, but in my experiences: as long as you insulate the house and have all decorations plus each house has 4 people, it can be max mood, i think.
REGULATOR'S! That's amazing. Not the first one I wanted to comment on, but the fact that I've never used inspector mode on an NPC has me a little miffed at the same time.. lol
I was today years old when I realise why I never have sticks even though all my wood sheds have them on gather. "if you have no firewood, then villagers will use sticks, logs and eventually planks to warm their homes." All that time I spent gathering extra sticks because I thought I had a glitched game 😅 #siiiiiiiiiiiigggghhhhhhh 😂
I normally don't like being strongarmed into sending a "like" and "subscribe", but I also didn't want to get shot by a crossbow or make King Taxman angry!
Thank you so much! Great video! Very informative, and clearly you did some research, created a script and put a lot of effort in editing. Thank you! Also, legit funniest ask/subscribe pitch.
that you can press E and change the type of wall, I would very much like to have known that before I finished building my 66 houses :) so now I have to change them all one at a time
@@SirJayWalker is in full swing :) And can see that their mood doubles when they get a much better house. they go up to 95% just because they get a new house hehehe
@@SirJayWalker have built simple houses to prevent them from having more children. but had 5 pregnant women who already have a child who now lives in a 3-person house. I'm excited to see what happens when she gives birth, then there are 4 of them where there is only room for 3 :)
Thats a really good and informative video, helped a lot! 😃 I have to see another one, I am nearly sold on paying the kings tax.. even if he is the -greedy- *goodwilling* -Devil- *Dreamlord* himself 👀
Hey bud incase no one else told you you can make wood in the hand craft menu as well for fire woods out of a log way quicker then making planks just to turn them into fire woods
Reason for building multiple smaller fields instead of one Large one. Sometimes, on the events, they have one that destroys several fields. If you have a couple of large fields, you lost all your crops. I like 8 fields, 10X5. This gives you 200 units and can make you very rich in a couple of years.
7:47 But many of these villagers from special quests are also old, so how will they have children? Currently I've completed 2 of these quests, and both villagers were male. Should I pair them with the oldest traveling woman, and they will still be near the 20 years age gap, which will make it difficult for their wives to get pregnant; or, should I wait for another special villager quest, hoping the villager will be female?
There are sometimes villagers around 30 that you can recruit, but for the most part they are young, true. In my longest playthrough, I paired the 2 older special villagers (Georgiana and Amerigo I believe?) together and that worked pretty well.
Pre@@SirJayWalker Precisely, it's Amerigo who's giving me trouble to find him a wife. I recruited a female traveler, but only after 3 game years I noticed they're still not married, because of the age difference. I moved the girl to another house and found her a husband; but now Amerigo is 3 years older than when I met him, making match him even more difficult. Guess he's going to remain single 😮💨 Is Georgiana the woman from the crossbow quest? Because I failed that quest. If she was his best bet for a wife... he's toast! Better get used to *hand work* 🤣
I am by all means not a pro at this game I haven't even got into blacksmithing yet but I have noticed to not hire to early the villagers are a pain to maintain if you don't have a hunting lodge, well with buckets, and a woodshed up
I've seen comments on other videos about villager mood and jobs. Can you confirm if it's true that villagers will say in dialog their preferred job and that it gives a mood boost for them to work it even if it's a job that doesn't match their skills? I've heard rumors of a guy that wanted to be a hunter but only had a 1 in the skill but his mood was higher than when mining with a 4 in excavation.
When I played this last time, I built this whole big village and didn't have a single villager because I didn't want to deal with being anyone's boss 😂 Thanks for making it understandable for knuckleheads like me.
To make and sell potage. Potage isn't as good as it was, since the latest patch, so I mostly use cabbage as fertilizer or villager food now. Roasted meat makes more money, so you should use your meat for that, instead of Potage. Hope this helps!
Thanks mate. I've played over 100 hours and I never knew a lot of this information. I didn't even know that the king changes. When there's a new King does the tax cut or increase reset to 0?
I've heard if you fail or ignore the King Challenges, he has a higher chance to die, but I'm not entirely sure. I haven't had a king die yet, so i haven't tested this. 🤷♂️ My guess is the rep resets when the king dies
@@SirJayWalker After I asked the question I thought about it and before I knew what the symbols for tax and King's Favour where I noticed that one time it said -5% and +2 then after a wile it was back to 0 and 0 then after a while it was back to -5% and +2 so yes it does reset.
Should've watched this 5 days ago before starting the game. I've already made the mistake of building only simple homes and moving a male and female into each. I'd JUST figured out how to get everything organized and running smoothly when BANG half my workforce just about are Mothers. 😂
I did that to myself again recently in my stream 😅 too much micromanaging and all the sudden I realized I forgot to move my villagers around 1 year and now we got like 6-7 moms 🙃
Great video thanks! Is there a way for villagers to automatically put the resources they need in their storage to do their assignments? (eg. my blacksmith taking copper straight from storage) instead of me constantly and manually putting all their resources in their storage myself?
You're welcome! If you place the items they need in the resource storage building that may fix your problem. The workplace chests are nice, but hold very little
If you have a bad king, I would rather pay the increased taxes and lose dynasty rep for the increase in villager mood by picking up the quest and ignoring it. Else, I would just not pick up the quest ever to begin with. The rep and lower taxes isn't worth the mood loss in villagers.
I keep restarting. Ugh. Determined not to today. One question: when does the building limit go up?? I paid the kings tax. Please respond asap. Thank you
I'm extremely new to the game (i play on xbox) and I had a question about the taxes. I know you're supposed to pay them to that old guy with the quests in the village, but if villagers can die of old age, what happens if that guy dies? Do you pay your taxes to someone else or am I just gonna go in debt?
Players can only have 1 unless u start playing as heir and make yourseld an npc. Then your character will have more, you just won't play as them. Once the woman hits 50, she won't try anymore
been watching youtuber play this game in coop they been struggling a lot....... workers dont do well. now i see why. its their mood. they built basic homes. not paired them up. no upgrades.
Some of the things that go into mood improvement I had not been aware of, so I'm grateful for your information. 😊 After a year of absence, I just started a new game a few days ago and I must say the villagers have become more amusing than I remember them being back then. The first guy I recruited was all like "Wiling to work for water, food and shelter.... damn, am I asking for too much?", but the day after I got him, the first thing I hear from him in the morning is mumbled complaints about how empty and boring his house is. Talk about ungratefulness. 😒 And then one day I was in the Hunting Lodge to make a bow and my new huntress was in there as well. She stood behind me and said: "Nothing is true. Everything is permitted." Made me fear for my life for a moment. 🤣
NPC villagers are dumb as rocks.... The interraction allowed with the game is so poor.... It's one of the bigges issue of this game (with the bugged missions... almost all missions are bugged)
I like the medieval style of 'Regulate' in the background. I think thats regulate, it sounds a lot like it.
It is Regulate 😆 link is in the description if you would like to hear it on its own!
I came to the comments for this.
I'm gettin' jacked, I'm breakin' myself
I can't believe they takin' Ulryk's wealth
They took my straw, they took my bread
I looked at the villagers, said "Damn, what's next?"
One tip, a friend of mine and I both ran into an issue because we got on the bandwagon of building all the biggest houses possible for our villagers. By the time we were close to the building cap and all of the kids that were born there wasn't going to be any room for all of them before the parents started dying off of old age. So, we both now build the small houses for our villagers which doesn't give us too many people.
What does old age mean in this game? :D
Wait do villagers not have kids if they are in the small house?
@dnn112233 in the smallest house they will have one, the medium and large house they will have 2
@@daveisnothere didn't know that. Thanks!
You make some quality videos, sir, and I appreciate the effort. I would point out a small error @2:08 that you say you make logs into planks, then planks into firewood. You make logs into EITHER planks or firewood. I took a plank over this morning and you can't turn them into firewood. The village people may use them that way, in which case I'd turn a plank into a paddle and smack some butt... But I digress. :)
Completely agree with the first three villagers. I'd like to expound upon your point(s) for your viewers (because I'm very much a "why?" guy when it comes to teaching):
The early villagers should be obtaining building and crafting items for Racimir to work with, so you can focus on other things. Logs, planks, and stone to build houses with STONE WALLS and WOOD TILE ROOFS is SMART from the get-go (doing this, along with putting villagers in a job they are good (3) at, will set their base Happiness at 49%).
Two subject-specific sub-tips here are knowing the materials needed to construct a home and pre-positioning them so you're not running back and forth - this is especially helpful once you put points into the Building Trance (Production) skill as the clock will be ticking on faster building. Also, adding Limestone insulation (Insulating unlocks with the Handyman skill under Production and you'll need about the same amount of Limestone for the home as Stones to build it - so it's a LOT. Also you can insulate wood buildings with Daub, including your production and storage buildings) and Wooden Shutters (unlocks with Resource Storage 2 - requires 2 Logs and 6 Planks per window) will do good to up their happiness as well. Not to mention it's cool that the shutters open and close.
As things get more efficient and the village grows adding a second Woodcutter Shed may become necessary (as it's quite a grind to get it to level 2 and add another job). With the single worker the percentages may need to be adjusted to raise the amount of Firewood production at a certain point, but only by 5-10% points.
Remember, early game, YOU want to do as much work as you can to build YOUR skills. The villagers will build THEIR skills, but will add to your Technology and help unlock buildings you can use. The nice thing about the Woodcutter's Shed (especially if you build in an area devoid of trees or mostly Birch) is you don't have to clear-cut the forest to get the materials to build your village. You can be selective about any trees you fell and dig up the stumps from (permanently removing them).
I HIGHLY recommend building out all the production and storage buildings you can BEFORE bringing in villagers, and get used to doing ALL the jobs yourself, especially making wooden bowls and buckets in the Workshop, and crafting in the Kitchen, Smithy, and Sewing Hut. You should also do all the Farming early-on because you are faster at doing it than a villager. It eventually becomes make-work for them, and takes it off your plate, so to speak.
Villager 1 - Woodcutter Shed (60% Logs, 30% Planks, 10% Firewood). This gives you the logs and planks to build houses.
Villager 2 - Excavation Hut (100% Stone initially, then shift to 60% stone, 40% Limestone until you start clearing caves, then go 100% Limestone). This gives you stones for homes and limestone to insulate them later. Once you start clearing cave(s) of ore, make sure to take the stones as well (PRO TIP: Build a Resource Storage Building as close to the mouth of the cave as possible to make this work more efficient, and allow you to collect EVERYTHING the caves have to offer to put to use or sell).
Villager 3 - Hunter (60% Meat, 20% Leather, 20% Fur). You will find these folks are RIDICULOUSLY good at their job, and you will have PLENTY of meat to feed the village or craft with (remember, kids, POTTAGE is your friend!).
Hope you don't mind me throwing this out there for your viewers. Keep up the terrific work!
I probably mixed it up with the recipe to make wooden vials 😂 good catch!
OMG I was always hiring villagers so I see their stats and then quickly firing them if they weren't good enough. I had no idea I can use inspector mode to see their skills. I'm 60 hours in the game. :/ Thank you, sir!
Better late than never 😅 and you're welcome!
Lol I was guessing based on the dialogue when you asked them what they liked to do. I thought that's how you were supposed to determine their skills. 😂
Looks like I missed a handful of king titles, so in case yours isn't on the list, check below:
Good King:
- The Benevolent
- The Powerful
- The Brave
Neutral King:
- The Bearded
- The Ambitious
Bad King:
- The Bloody
Titles may not be accurate, so you may have to test these on your own 🙂
Thanks again for watching!
Some tips for you:
If your villagers are max or 100% mood, their production increase greatly. To make them have 100%, you need a few things must aquired:
1. The villagers must have 2 children per household, which means you need to build them either simple houses or normal houses.
2. Their houses must build and insulated with the best tier of material like stone walls and wooden title roofs.
3. Make sure to decorate their homes with all the best qualities and also dont missing anything from inside to outside.
That is all.
is it possible to reach 100% mood with wooden walls and insulated with all decors?
@@RaiKaneda-o7n it can be reach to 100% with those you mentioned. However, in order to put them max, i suggest you to do what i said in my comment.
@@thanhlongvo7092 Yeah My house are all simple small house, so my villagers are bound to have 2 kids per house. but my question was, can i max the mood with an insulated wooden walled house, instead of stone walls? I know stone walls and tiled roof really put the mood up but some of us prefer wattle and wooden ones.
@@RaiKaneda-o7n perhaps, i dont know for sure, but in my experiences: as long as you insulate the house and have all decorations plus each house has 4 people, it can be max mood, i think.
@@RaiKaneda-o7n also, make sure they have max skill in their expertise as well. This is also contribute to max mood.
REGULATOR'S! That's amazing. Not the first one I wanted to comment on, but the fact that I've never used inspector mode on an NPC has me a little miffed at the same time.. lol
Inspect mode really is a game changer lol
I was today years old when I realise why I never have sticks even though all my wood sheds have them on gather.
"if you have no firewood, then villagers will use sticks, logs and eventually planks to warm their homes."
All that time I spent gathering extra sticks because I thought I had a glitched game 😅 #siiiiiiiiiiiigggghhhhhhh 😂
Happened to me too at one point 😅 now you know!
@@SirJayWalker thank you sir! 😊
In the management screen you can control what wooden things (logs, sticks, planks, firewood) the villagers will burn for heating.
Love the quick and to the point style. I'm on my third video now.
I normally don't like being strongarmed into sending a "like" and "subscribe", but I also didn't want to get shot by a crossbow or make King Taxman angry!
Thank you! I’m coming up on my second year with 4 villagers and just wanted to make sure I was doing everything I could for now.
You're welcome! Hope it helped 🙂
Thank you so much! Great video! Very informative, and clearly you did some research, created a script and put a lot of effort in editing. Thank you! Also, legit funniest ask/subscribe pitch.
Thanks 😆 glad you enjoyed the video!
The exact thoroughness I wanted. Thank you so much!! Perfect video.
You're welcome! 😀
Dude you’re a hidden gem on TH-cam thanks for basically twine to play this game😂
*teaching me
@The11Gunner Glad these videos have helped! 😀
that wisent kill at the end was BRUTAL
I got an achievement for that 😂
How did it not kill you?
Great Video! You do a great job of Explaining and teaching thanks Bud!
Thanks 😀 Hope it helped!
that poor wisent… he couldn’t even run
thanks for the video, very high quality and very helpful. thanks! 😊
I felt bad, but I needed the achievement 😆 glad you liked it!
Liked and subbed, thanks Mayor!
Happy to help! 😁
that you can press E and change the type of wall, I would very much like to have known that before I finished building my 66 houses :)
so now I have to change them all one at a time
Start buying and generating limestone and asap 😆
@@SirJayWalker is in full swing :)
And can see that their mood doubles when they get a much better house.
they go up to 95% just because they get a new house hehehe
@@SirJayWalker have built simple houses to prevent them from having more children.
but had 5 pregnant women who already have a child who now lives in a 3-person house.
I'm excited to see what happens when she gives birth, then there are 4 of them where there is only room for 3 :)
Bro your background music in your videos are on point 😂
Thanks! 😆
Thats a really good and informative video, helped a lot! 😃
I have to see another one, I am nearly sold on paying the kings tax..
even if he is the -greedy- *goodwilling* -Devil- *Dreamlord* himself 👀
Glad it helped! 🙂
So helpful. Thank you so much
You're welcome!
Hey bud incase no one else told you you can make wood in the hand craft menu as well for fire woods out of a log way quicker then making planks just to turn them into fire woods
Reason for building multiple smaller fields instead of one Large one. Sometimes, on the events, they have one that destroys several fields. If you have a couple of large fields, you lost all your crops. I like 8 fields, 10X5. This gives you 200 units and can make you very rich in a couple of years.
7:47 But many of these villagers from special quests are also old, so how will they have children?
Currently I've completed 2 of these quests, and both villagers were male. Should I pair them with the oldest traveling woman, and they will still be near the 20 years age gap, which will make it difficult for their wives to get pregnant; or, should I wait for another special villager quest, hoping the villager will be female?
There are sometimes villagers around 30 that you can recruit, but for the most part they are young, true. In my longest playthrough, I paired the 2 older special villagers (Georgiana and Amerigo I believe?) together and that worked pretty well.
Pre@@SirJayWalker Precisely, it's Amerigo who's giving me trouble to find him a wife. I recruited a female traveler, but only after 3 game years I noticed they're still not married, because of the age difference.
I moved the girl to another house and found her a husband; but now Amerigo is 3 years older than when I met him, making match him even more difficult. Guess he's going to remain single 😮💨
Is Georgiana the woman from the crossbow quest? Because I failed that quest. If she was his best bet for a wife... he's toast! Better get used to *hand work* 🤣
What’s that background music.
I know that jam.
Chords, strings, we brings, Melodie’s, g-funk, the rhythm is life and life is rhythm
Turned that wisent into a PORCUPINE at the end 😭 thank you for the tips, i actually didn’t know the good/neutral/bad king thing and i’m over 100hrs in
I needed the achievement 😆You're welcome!
I am by all means not a pro at this game I haven't even got into blacksmithing yet but I have noticed to not hire to early the villagers are a pain to maintain if you don't have a hunting lodge, well with buckets, and a woodshed up
Yea, early on if you don't have all the essential buildings, even 2 villagers is a lot to micromanage
I've seen comments on other videos about villager mood and jobs. Can you confirm if it's true that villagers will say in dialog their preferred job and that it gives a mood boost for them to work it even if it's a job that doesn't match their skills? I've heard rumors of a guy that wanted to be a hunter but only had a 1 in the skill but his mood was higher than when mining with a 4 in excavation.
When I played this last time, I built this whole big village and didn't have a single villager because I didn't want to deal with being anyone's boss 😂 Thanks for making it understandable for knuckleheads like me.
Glad my videos could be of help!
i didnt quite catch what you said you use cabbages for in your crop rotation, could you repeat please?
To make and sell potage. Potage isn't as good as it was, since the latest patch, so I mostly use cabbage as fertilizer or villager food now. Roasted meat makes more money, so you should use your meat for that, instead of Potage. Hope this helps!
Thanks, was very helpful for a newbie 😅
Useful info, thanks for the video
Glad it helped!
Yooo. The medieval regulate!!
It goes so hard 😂
Can you make vills take stuff into the wearehouse thenselves?
If you have a resource storage built, they will!
@@SirJayWalker yh i realised that like 5 mins after i wrote this but thank you 😅
Great video ty for the content I subbed my good king.
Thank you my dude! 😁
great and very informational video, but the pin cushion wisent at the end made me sad :(
I needed the achievement, I won't do it again I swear 😢
Did they add new ones, I have the ambitious as my king
I have more titles i missed in a pinned comment. Ambitious is a good title I believe.
@@SirJayWalker ty
Anyone notice the music in the background playing Mrs. Jackson?
Thanks mate. I've played over 100 hours and I never knew a lot of this information. I didn't even know that the king changes. When there's a new King does the tax cut or increase reset to 0?
I've heard if you fail or ignore the King Challenges, he has a higher chance to die, but I'm not entirely sure. I haven't had a king die yet, so i haven't tested this. 🤷♂️ My guess is the rep resets when the king dies
@@SirJayWalker After I asked the question I thought about it and before I knew what the symbols for tax and King's Favour where I noticed that one time it said -5% and +2 then after a wile it was back to 0 and 0 then after a while it was back to -5% and +2 so yes it does reset.
@@EweChewBrrr01 good to know!
Should've watched this 5 days ago before starting the game. I've already made the mistake of building only simple homes and moving a male and female into each. I'd JUST figured out how to get everything organized and running smoothly when BANG half my workforce just about are Mothers. 😂
I did that to myself again recently in my stream 😅 too much micromanaging and all the sudden I realized I forgot to move my villagers around 1 year and now we got like 6-7 moms 🙃
I am playng on Oxbow map and i am already in year two and i never get the Herald or quests from the wife. :/ Any ideea why?
No herald quests on Oxbow yet 😢
Great video thanks! Is there a way for villagers to automatically put the resources they need in their storage to do their assignments? (eg. my blacksmith taking copper straight from storage) instead of me constantly and manually putting all their resources in their storage myself?
You're welcome! If you place the items they need in the resource storage building that may fix your problem. The workplace chests are nice, but hold very little
So if I have a bad king there is no reason to do his quests except for reputation?
If you have a bad king, I would rather pay the increased taxes and lose dynasty rep for the increase in villager mood by picking up the quest and ignoring it.
Else, I would just not pick up the quest ever to begin with. The rep and lower taxes isn't worth the mood loss in villagers.
I keep restarting. Ugh. Determined not to today. One question: when does the building limit go up?? I paid the kings tax. Please respond asap. Thank you
The max building limit u can have is 140 if you increase it in the custom game settings. If you're on the valley, you may need to do chapter quests
@@SirJayWalker thank you boss
I'm extremely new to the game (i play on xbox) and I had a question about the taxes. I know you're supposed to pay them to that old guy with the quests in the village, but if villagers can die of old age, what happens if that guy dies? Do you pay your taxes to someone else or am I just gonna go in debt?
The villager may change, but there will always be a castellan
@@SirJayWalker okay thank you so much! I couldn't rlly find the answer anywhere
"Regulators" playing in medieval style in the background lol
😆😆😆
About Villager musical chairs, making villagers move house can cause the mood to drop.
Depends on the house moreso than the move itself, but it will never be enough for them to leave your village
I can't have a second child. the man is 39 and she is 30. Are they too old? their first child is now 9 years old. What am I doing wrong?
Players can only have 1 unless u start playing as heir and make yourseld an npc. Then your character will have more, you just won't play as them. Once the woman hits 50, she won't try anymore
Any guide to 1 touch insta build bro?
Fast Building in the custom game settings!
been watching youtuber play this game in coop they been struggling a lot.......
workers dont do well. now i see why. its their mood. they built basic homes. not paired them up. no upgrades.
They'll be fine without upgrades, but they won't gather as much if they aren't happy
How long before the playable character dies of old age?
Age 60 or so. Never played one game that long, but i have gotten my character killed and forced into playing my heir 🥲
You make logs into planks before making them into firewood? Yeah that makes sense.
No, u make it using logs, I misspoke
@@SirJayWalker Well thanks, but what am i supposed to do with all these planks now?
Some of the things that go into mood improvement I had not been aware of, so I'm grateful for your information. 😊
After a year of absence, I just started a new game a few days ago and I must say the villagers have become more amusing than I remember them being back then. The first guy I recruited was all like "Wiling to work for water, food and shelter.... damn, am I asking for too much?", but the day after I got him, the first thing I hear from him in the morning is mumbled complaints about how empty and boring his house is. Talk about ungratefulness. 😒
And then one day I was in the Hunting Lodge to make a bow and my new huntress was in there as well. She stood behind me and said: "Nothing is true. Everything is permitted." Made me fear for my life for a moment. 🤣
Lots of changes have happened the past year 😆 welcome back!
@@SirJayWalkerThank you, good sir. 🙂
...I couldn't hear through the musiC
My biggest warning is watch out for a baby boom. Make sure to have villagers you can use to take over for mothers.
I can attest to that one lol
REGULATORSSS MOUNT UP
Can't you put multiple villagers of the same gender in the same house so there are no children?
Sadly no, they have to be opposite genders
Nope, it's Poland, they're very conservative. 😂
I really really really want to love this game, but it is so obnoxiously complex.
It seems more complex than it is, but I get it lol. The game doesn't have a formal tutorial for the mechanics so I try to fill in where I can!
Man i wanna work for food and a roof over my head and a wife 🥲😂
If only it were so simple 😅
My king isn't on the list. Hes the bloody lol.
Nice catch! Sounds like you have a "good" king just like me lmao
This game should be multiplayer.
Its boring to play alone
Multiplayer is currently in beta and will likely be out before the end of the year
I payed the taxes 😤
Good sir 👏
NPC villagers are dumb as rocks.... The interraction allowed with the game is so poor.... It's one of the bigges issue of this game (with the bugged missions... almost all missions are bugged)
None of the missions bugged for me, but I agree, more npc interactions would be cool
okay u convinced me. im going to pirate it rn
Anyone that asks me to subscribe, gets a down vote.
Good for you 👍
Downvotes and comments are both types of engagement and good for the algorithm, so well done for doing both!