Id probably say it was the body back pack. haha I knew about it but i just love the thought of stuffing someones pockets full of your stuff and dragging their body around. :) on a side note, great content!
@@bjarkethebear1756 thank you! I appreciate it!! When I found it (or just thought about it a little more), I face palmed at not thinking of it earlier! 😂😂😂
I placed a shack away from the rest of my other production buildings and house in town, the bandits spawn and stand in my empty shack a mile away from all my guys, that way I don't have to engage and tech up untill I'm ready to build a bass in peace
Dunno if this qualifies as a tip, but when selling a bunch of loot from a pack animal, you can get around constant inventory dragging from the animal by moving the animal near the building, initiating the shop menu with a player, and then with the shop menu up, you can click the portrait of the pack animal and open up its inventory. You can then sell directly from the animal’s backpack providing the shop is in trading distance of the animal.
Mhm, and if you're gonna smuggle illegal goods, keep them in the pack animal's backpack. Gate guards will occasionally check your gear for illegal goods, but they have NEVER searched any of the animals, in my experience.
@@daoyang223 If I remember correctly, it also worked if you decide to set up a base in Shek territory. Some knobs come to demand all your food as taxes, you go "sure, take everything you can find," pause, and load all the food from the food barrel into Mr Bull Dozer's backpack. (Dozer the bull, naturally, being in his usual spot, right next to the barrel, just dozing off in the sunlight, hence the name.) Unpause, they take all of the 0 food they found, thank you, and piss off. Mind you, it might be patched out or perhaps even me totally mis-remebering things.
Kenshi is one messed up game when using a person as a extra loot bag is common sense. I personally always tried to find the strongest guy possible, usually a Paladin from the Holy nation and when the chance came snagged them up to use as a backpack and punching bag. It was also very good sneaking and assasination training to keep the character alive, but crippled so that you still get that benefit from doing all those horrible "Misery" esque things to them. Also, slapping a massive backpack on them adds even more room for stuff. Also, becoming a slave willingly is a great way to get into shape. The best outcome I had was getting dragged to Rebirth and spending a lengthy amount of time breaking free, getting the shit beat out of my character and learning martial arts, sneaking and improving toughness all the while. I eventually had to escape when my character got so tough that he risked losing limbs, since he wouldn't go down without being beaten to the inch of his life. Slavery is basically the best workout you can get in Kenshi.
Nah, too complicated. Make a training regimen for your guys. As soon as I recruit a guy, goes to Hub, puts a backpack filled with iron ore on him and spends next week auto running back and forth, training STR. By the time they finish they have 60 STR and 20 athletics. Agree that slavery makes for a great training regimen hehe.
Basic Kenshi experience: Spend 15 minutes prepping, training and exploring. Spend 30 seconds getting ambushed. Spend 4 minutes bleeding out, unconscious on the ground. There's a fine line between realism and enjoyment and this game seems to know exactly where that is, then tear it to shreds and shit on it.
@@solidayholiday9114 I'll be mining copper and just speed it up(bad tactic, I know, since your player doesn't fight when mining) and get fucked up by a single bone dog, look up and im too fuckdd up to heal myself - restart save that I had an hour ago smh lmfao
a tip for leveling up skills that require movement i.e strength training while overloaded - just set your character to follow a town guard that is moving a lot
Excellent tips. I don't know if you'll see this, or if anyone will read this .... outside of the discord, Kenshi topics seem inactive. Just a tip to go with that first one, on wearing weaker armor. Something I noted when I had a single person ferrying iron back to Squinn from the iron deposits outside was they trained athletics very quickly ... reaching level 80 in about 15 hours of play, even when wearing athletics enhancing gear; slowing down their xp gain. You can automate movement of characters between two points. Build two say ... copper storages, or better yet a crop storage you don't grow. Then fill up their inventory with objects so they can only move one item at a time. Then tell half of your trainee characters to haul to one, and half to the other. The amount of items in each can slowly unbalance. Just check in once in a while, or make the characters all have a secondary command to move items back. This plays havoc with their AI, as the condition for the first order will occur the moment they pick up a single item from the full bin, so it's less reliable and efficient. Now, if they're carrying a lot of heavy stuff, say iron, and are carrying a body, and don't have a command to carry any iron to a storage, they'll keep going. Same with if you filled up their inventory with another crop, which would train athletics. Heck, you can even buy two houses in the city and have people sneak between them, or have them swim back and forth across a pond. Alternately, you can have the characters pull single resources from a mine/processor to a storage/processor, rather than ferry items between two storage depots. As they're never idle, they'll never go to ditch resources. For added security, you can create the setup in a faraway city.
Addendum: using commands means they won't starve. Second tip: Build a double gatehouse. Then you can do 3 great things. Insofar as training is concerned, you can intentionally let your shooters have weaker, faster firing bows (Junkbows are great) and rain fire down onto heavily armored troops to train your precision shooting stat with a minimum of danger. You can also drop the gate in the middle of an enemy wave, cutting their effective forces in half until they can bring down the first gate ... and then you've already mauled their forces. You could do this with only one gate, but then they'll probably go after your ranged units. The final neat thing about this is your gate becomes way more durable. With several taunting, heavily armored troops in front of it, the enemy won't batter it down nearly as quickly, buying your archers loads more time than simply repairing the gate does ... which you are of course also doing. I've always found the enemy bum rushes your archers very easily. Oh, and those troops don't have to be yours .... paid bodyguards for a single heavily armored (or heavily expendable) squad-mate work wonders.
Just found out that most mod collections, like Age of Blood and Sand, or Universal Wastleland Expansion, or most storage improvement mods will disallow this trick. Essentially, anything that updates the AI to haul to all storages of a given type, i.e. linking all identical storages within the given radius for jobs, will also remove the ability to move objects between two storages. In these cases, just use a single storage next to a copper deposit at the top of a watchtower, as I alluded to/
Hey mate, great video. Not sure if you have covered this in a previous tips video but its about how strength and dexterity effect your weapon speed. For example a weapon with high blunt damage and low cutting damage will need more strength to wield efficiently and the other way around so if a weapon has a high cut damage and low blunt damage it will take more dex to wield properly. (e.g. a meitou fragment axe has 3.60 blunt dmg and 0.66 cut dmg so it will take much more strength than dex to weild this weapon efficiently). Forgot to mention if the weapon has around an even blunt and cut dmg it will take an even amount of strength and dex to wield such as the falling sun.
got an even better one for #1 tip yes to having 1 person collect everything but then have a different character trade with the loot character, this puts their inventory on the right side when you select different characters it'll always change the inventory on the left side leaving your loot character's inventory up all the time though I have used the trick you used before
About wall mounted crossbows - the situation with them is more complex than just assigning the job. Higher tier walls have these "nests" that protrude beyond the wall - and the game may count the characters within as being "outside" - they will not go to eat anything if the gate to your base is closed. Sometimes, when loading the game, they may also spawn outside the wall - so don't save during the attack. You best way to work around this issue - Skeletons - use them - they don't eat, they can stay at wall forever. Another tip regarding the wall defenders - avoid setting your turrets in a straight line. Wall turrets actually have nearly 360 arc of fire, and Kenshi's line of sight is a bit wonky. Chances are that turret gunner will swing into the walls and start firing, hitting other gunners near them - even with 100 Precision Shooting. So - don't put your gunners in a straight line, and leave gaps between them. Make use of the watchtower building - it is so tall that this friendly fire issue is negated. Another thing - lights are more than just decoration - working in good light is faster and more efficient (and gives better quality when crafting weapons and armor) - do not neglect the light - put lights around your farms as well, to ensure they work efficiently 24/7. This also applies to defensive operations - enemy in light is easier to spot for your gunners, and friendly fire is less likely. Are your crossbowmen hitting your own guys? Give shooter a really bad crossbows and your frontliners the heavies armour you can afford - this will negate any friendly fire damage and will level up precision firing in no time.
A note on stealth: it actually works even out of sight of enemies. You can tell a unit to sneak to another town, for instance, and still level stealth. Good video!
Correct me if I'm wrong. I heard that since sneak is based on how many characters see you, sneaking across the desert is a slow way of levelling it up. You can do it but since it relies on random travellers seeing you it is much slower?
@@igashijinI’ve been liking stealth (I’m new) and I’ve noticed it’s best to start out sneaking around the cities while travelling between them and then while out and about zoom out and only sneak when you’re able to see something. Saves time cause when no one is around you don’t gain any xp so you’re basically slow walking for no reason but when you can see anyone even when fully zoomed out and start to sneak it will start to gain xp
Said live running weight also makes for a great punching bag and medic training, just every so often put them down, beat the cr*p out of them, bandage them back up, then pick up and continue strength training! And you could even use them as extra backpack space for mining runs or similar, endless versatility! Yeah... this game is pretty messed up xD
You can level up both strength and stealth together by having them carrying tons of weights and sneak around tons of NPC villagers. I did this when waiting for trading at night in a town.
I like to do this with 3 trader's back packs of iron and no where to put the iron away. I leave room for food and copper and have them mine copper as a job with haul to copper above mining. They mine up one piece and out it away. Viola, Goku training camp. Make master Roshi proud. You can of course set them to stealth too.
Holiday, thanks for the great video, helped me a lot! Please allow me to suggest that the number of followers you have on social media is not important, and that the best things in life are found outside of the internet. Keep making great videos brother!
That last tip is amazing. constantly opening the trade menu to my pack beast when transporting bsttle loot or crafted goods was super annoying. Thank you!
Best base personnel are Skeletons. You can explore to your heart's desire without worrying your farmers and crafters will die of starvation if you forget to micromanage them. Conversely, Skeletons make best explorers - you can run across the whole map without carrying even one piece of meat with you.
And also depending on what kind of racial stats the skeletons have they can be the best figthers! The only problem with taking them out in the world is the holy nation. They are pretty much attack on site with skeletons!
I may or may not put Sadneil and Burn on 'Scrapyard watch duty' for Edge#3 weapons. Rotating shifts while the other trains at base. _They don't have any food there._
@@JoshSweetvale If you are ever doing a playthrough were you need to wait in scrapyard without a skelly and get low on food I'd advise pressing alt in the bar, not much but could be the difference between life and death :)
Good refresher for someone like me that is going to start a new game after ... like ... 2 years? My first objective will be to recruit beep, for he is the heart of any proper colony :3
Remember that as long as you have one alive character with medipacks , you are never gonna loose someone from your team. Just always have that backup sneaky guy who can heal up your people. Also remember to skin animals after you fight a herd of them. You wont belive how durable they are and how fast they get up if you wont kill them. Also if you knock out any npc excluding skeletons , be sure to make them barehanded so even if they get up and fight you , they wont deal bleed when beating you up and you will live after some time in coma.
On Tip #9 "why don't use an unconcious alive body?", the another reason is when you put your own gear (you owned it yourself) to the "duffle bag" and then you decided to take your item back from the "duffle bag", you will recieved it as "stolen" item. I've learned this by my own experience when the Black Dragon Ninjas were raiding me and took all my food, then after the raid, I take the food back from the dying ninjas that stole my food and I recieved it as "stolen" item from that ninja that stole my food
BTW: if you select "attack all targets", on my plays at least, you'll also attack any other npc that's attacking with you. Your helping the HN defend the gate? Don't select attack all, you'll eventually attack the friendly.
Tricks? Make the paladins take bandits or somebody to jail till all jails be filled, then take 2 KO skeletons from the mountain and when you deliver one spam talk and deliver to the inquisitor to get 100 relationship whi holy nation, then go to the fenix and become allie whit him so you can talk about destroy the shek kingdom (spaming 1 on dialogue you get 1 of thats letters to get a paladins group as allies) then wait till the fenix be sleeping and whit a backpack spam talk and 1 when you start the conversation. Thats equal to EASY MONEY!!!! (every time you talk and spam 1 you get 1 and each one are valued on 15k of cats) you can also do this when hes on the throne but have to wait till he end talking to repeat.
It is Transparent UI! Here is the mod link if you want to check it out! steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1681013987&searchtext=Transparent+ui
For most of the early game my guys just stay overloaded and carrying captives all over the continent. Then do two hash runs, and sell the captives. Then I have the cats to buy the kits I want and my stats are trained up.
Another tip to the sneak leveling up that I've found, is if you hold shift and right click back and forth like 30 times from one side of a town to another while sneaking, you can queue up a bunch of sneak walking for them. You don't have to manage it at all after that while they do it. An optional thing I like to do after that is get them enslaved so I can train up a ton of lock picking and toughness. Slavers will always heal you and feed you so it's free toughness experience. Just sneak around at night and lockpick everyone in the buildings' cages and shackles, steal everything out of chests, practice assassinate on another inmate repeatedly on people in cages. Boom free ninja
Are they maybe to far away from a food source? I know its been a week haha but you can try to unassign the job reassign and then save and reload the game. Maybe moving a food source closer to them might help? Let me know so I can see if I can help you figure it out :)
@@solidayholiday9114 I've seen them running towards the food barrel only to turn around half way and go back to turret guarding while half-starved when an enemy starts to approach my gate. From what I've seen, when there are enemies to shoot at they think it's higher priority than eating.
You might try putting food in their inventory so that way the get their hunger back up then see if they do it? I have no idea. Like I said earlier you might have to try to move your food source closer to see if that helps? I'm sorry, I wish I could help more!
Here's a few extra tips 1. If you need to travel through a dangerous region, try to do it at night. All characters have reduced line of sight when its dark, and won't be able to see you from far away so long as you avoid light sources. This is really useful when traveling through places with Beak Things, since most of them will be asleep in their nest and the few still walking around wont see you unless you get real close. 2. Camp fires can be used as substitutes for other light sources. If your characters are building or working and you dont want to build a torch or light fixture, putting two camp fires close by will produce enough light to avoid the "Working in Darkness" penalty.
So, I just bought this game, and I haven't finished your video, so I don't know if you mention it, I'ma watch it, but I just wanna get this question out of the way. Can I become at King and rule the land and have a town or whatever and everyone FOLLOWS ME AS THE TRUE RULER!? 😂😂 I'm just saying since, you know, you can do anything you want. 😂😂
You can make your own faction (and base/city) and become king of that, but unless you get a mod that allows up to 256 squad members over the vanilla 30 you won't feel like much of a king lol. As far as I know you can't become the leader of an existing faction, only ally with them. I'm not sure if there is a mod that changes that.
Thanks for your video. I uninstalled the game after watching this. This games seems like it’s so much micromanaging. I had no idea how to get started or what to do and how to do it.
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What is your Favorite Tip or Trick from this Video?
Click and drag items to the portrait, can’t believe I didn’t know that
@@user-gq8ht4nw7i I'm glad I could help out!!
Id probably say it was the body back pack. haha I knew about it but i just love the thought of stuffing someones pockets full of your stuff and dragging their body around. :)
on a side note, great content!
@@bjarkethebear1756 thank you! I appreciate it!! When I found it (or just thought about it a little more), I face palmed at not thinking of it earlier! 😂😂😂
I placed a shack away from the rest of my other production buildings and house in town, the bandits spawn and stand in my empty shack a mile away from all my guys, that way I don't have to engage and tech up untill I'm ready to build a bass in peace
Dunno if this qualifies as a tip, but when selling a bunch of loot from a pack animal, you can get around constant inventory dragging from the animal by moving the animal near the building, initiating the shop menu with a player, and then with the shop menu up, you can click the portrait of the pack animal and open up its inventory. You can then sell directly from the animal’s backpack providing the shop is in trading distance of the animal.
Honestly yes this is a fantastic kenshi tip.
Mhm, and if you're gonna smuggle illegal goods, keep them in the pack animal's backpack. Gate guards will occasionally check your gear for illegal goods, but they have NEVER searched any of the animals, in my experience.
@@kraanz I NEVER KNEW THIS
@@daoyang223 If I remember correctly, it also worked if you decide to set up a base in Shek territory. Some knobs come to demand all your food as taxes, you go "sure, take everything you can find," pause, and load all the food from the food barrel into Mr Bull Dozer's backpack. (Dozer the bull, naturally, being in his usual spot, right next to the barrel, just dozing off in the sunlight, hence the name.) Unpause, they take all of the 0 food they found, thank you, and piss off.
Mind you, it might be patched out or perhaps even me totally mis-remebering things.
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Kenshi is one messed up game when using a person as a extra loot bag is common sense. I personally always tried to find the strongest guy possible, usually a Paladin from the Holy nation and when the chance came snagged them up to use as a backpack and punching bag. It was also very good sneaking and assasination training to keep the character alive, but crippled so that you still get that benefit from doing all those horrible "Misery" esque things to them. Also, slapping a massive backpack on them adds even more room for stuff.
Also, becoming a slave willingly is a great way to get into shape. The best outcome I had was getting dragged to Rebirth and spending a lengthy amount of time breaking free, getting the shit beat out of my character and learning martial arts, sneaking and improving toughness all the while. I eventually had to escape when my character got so tough that he risked losing limbs, since he wouldn't go down without being beaten to the inch of his life. Slavery is basically the best workout you can get in Kenshi.
Nah, too complicated. Make a training regimen for your guys. As soon as I recruit a guy, goes to Hub, puts a backpack filled with iron ore on him and spends next week auto running back and forth, training STR. By the time they finish they have 60 STR and 20 athletics.
Agree that slavery makes for a great training regimen hehe.
Ohoho! That's a clever idea, using (a) quadruplegic(s) to activate Combat Stealth experience multipliers!
a corpse *
@@Zamolxes77 I mean rebirth start lockpick shackles, fill inventory let it run for a day and you'll see results
Basic Kenshi experience: Spend 15 minutes prepping, training and exploring. Spend 30 seconds getting ambushed. Spend 4 minutes bleeding out, unconscious on the ground. There's a fine line between realism and enjoyment and this game seems to know exactly where that is, then tear it to shreds and shit on it.
No kidding! It wouldn't be Kenshi without having restart your save a good 5 or 6 times within the first couple hours of a playthrough 😂😂😂
I love the game for its hard and brutal world. Save your game a lot is my tipp number 1 🙂
Haha piss funny. Too true
@@solidayholiday9114 I'll be mining copper and just speed it up(bad tactic, I know, since your player doesn't fight when mining) and get fucked up by a single bone dog, look up and im too fuckdd up to heal myself - restart save that I had an hour ago smh lmfao
Spend 1 hour in total waiting for the game to load while you run at 3x speed
a tip for leveling up skills that require movement i.e strength training while overloaded - just set your character to follow a town guard that is moving a lot
Excellent tips. I don't know if you'll see this, or if anyone will read this .... outside of the discord, Kenshi topics seem inactive.
Just a tip to go with that first one, on wearing weaker armor. Something I noted when I had a single person ferrying iron back to Squinn from the iron deposits outside was they trained athletics very quickly ... reaching level 80 in about 15 hours of play, even when wearing athletics enhancing gear; slowing down their xp gain.
You can automate movement of characters between two points. Build two say ... copper storages, or better yet a crop storage you don't grow. Then fill up their inventory with objects so they can only move one item at a time. Then tell half of your trainee characters to haul to one, and half to the other.
The amount of items in each can slowly unbalance. Just check in once in a while, or make the characters all have a secondary command to move items back. This plays havoc with their AI, as the condition for the first order will occur the moment they pick up a single item from the full bin, so it's less reliable and efficient.
Now, if they're carrying a lot of heavy stuff, say iron, and are carrying a body, and don't have a command to carry any iron to a storage, they'll keep going. Same with if you filled up their inventory with another crop, which would train athletics. Heck, you can even buy two houses in the city and have people sneak between them, or have them swim back and forth across a pond.
Alternately, you can have the characters pull single resources from a mine/processor to a storage/processor, rather than ferry items between two storage depots.
As they're never idle, they'll never go to ditch resources. For added security, you can create the setup in a faraway city.
Addendum: using commands means they won't starve.
Second tip: Build a double gatehouse. Then you can do 3 great things.
Insofar as training is concerned, you can intentionally let your shooters have weaker, faster firing bows (Junkbows are great) and rain fire down onto heavily armored troops to train your precision shooting stat with a minimum of danger.
You can also drop the gate in the middle of an enemy wave, cutting their effective forces in half until they can bring down the first gate ... and then you've already mauled their forces. You could do this with only one gate, but then they'll probably go after your ranged units.
The final neat thing about this is your gate becomes way more durable. With several taunting, heavily armored troops in front of it, the enemy won't batter it down nearly as quickly, buying your archers loads more time than simply repairing the gate does ... which you are of course also doing. I've always found the enemy bum rushes your archers very easily.
Oh, and those troops don't have to be yours .... paid bodyguards for a single heavily armored (or heavily expendable) squad-mate work wonders.
I appreciate the tips and the clarification :)
Just found out that most mod collections, like Age of Blood and Sand, or Universal Wastleland Expansion, or most storage improvement mods will disallow this trick.
Essentially, anything that updates the AI to haul to all storages of a given type, i.e. linking all identical storages within the given radius for jobs, will also remove the ability to move objects between two storages.
In these cases, just use a single storage next to a copper deposit at the top of a watchtower, as I alluded to/
Most of these I knew, but I didn't know number one, that's a heckin life saver man
Hey mate, great video. Not sure if you have covered this in a previous tips video but its about how strength and dexterity effect your weapon speed. For example a weapon with high blunt damage and low cutting damage will need more strength to wield efficiently and the other way around so if a weapon has a high cut damage and low blunt damage it will take more dex to wield properly. (e.g. a meitou fragment axe has 3.60 blunt dmg and 0.66 cut dmg so it will take much more strength than dex to weild this weapon efficiently). Forgot to mention if the weapon has around an even blunt and cut dmg it will take an even amount of strength and dex to wield such as the falling sun.
Damn dude, tip #1 was under my nose the whole time! And I have 300+ hours logged into this game. Great video🙏
Same. Got dam
got an even better one for #1 tip
yes to having 1 person collect everything
but then have a different character trade with the loot character, this puts their inventory on the right side
when you select different characters it'll always change the inventory on the left side leaving your loot character's inventory up all the time
though I have used the trick you used before
I screamed into my hands on the last tip. That would have saved me so much time lol
About wall mounted crossbows - the situation with them is more complex than just assigning the job.
Higher tier walls have these "nests" that protrude beyond the wall - and the game may count the characters within as being "outside" - they will not go to eat anything if the gate to your base is closed. Sometimes, when loading the game, they may also spawn outside the wall - so don't save during the attack.
You best way to work around this issue - Skeletons - use them - they don't eat, they can stay at wall forever.
Another tip regarding the wall defenders - avoid setting your turrets in a straight line. Wall turrets actually have nearly 360 arc of fire, and Kenshi's line of sight is a bit wonky. Chances are that turret gunner will swing into the walls and start firing, hitting other gunners near them - even with 100 Precision Shooting. So - don't put your gunners in a straight line, and leave gaps between them.
Make use of the watchtower building - it is so tall that this friendly fire issue is negated.
Another thing - lights are more than just decoration - working in good light is faster and more efficient (and gives better quality when crafting weapons and armor) - do not neglect the light - put lights around your farms as well, to ensure they work efficiently 24/7. This also applies to defensive operations - enemy in light is easier to spot for your gunners, and friendly fire is less likely.
Are your crossbowmen hitting your own guys? Give shooter a really bad crossbows and your frontliners the heavies armour you can afford - this will negate any friendly fire damage and will level up precision firing in no time.
A note on stealth: it actually works even out of sight of enemies. You can tell a unit to sneak to another town, for instance, and still level stealth. Good video!
Correct me if I'm wrong. I heard that since sneak is based on how many characters see you, sneaking across the desert is a slow way of levelling it up. You can do it but since it relies on random travellers seeing you it is much slower?
@@Jackorite you are correct. It is slower.
@@igashijinI’ve been liking stealth (I’m new) and I’ve noticed it’s best to start out sneaking around the cities while travelling between them and then while out and about zoom out and only sneak when you’re able to see something. Saves time cause when no one is around you don’t gain any xp so you’re basically slow walking for no reason but when you can see anyone even when fully zoomed out and start to sneak it will start to gain xp
2:50 If you're gonna use a _dedicated_ weight for strength training, use a living enemy. Living enemies don't despawn.
Just don't give 'em gear.
Said live running weight also makes for a great punching bag and medic training, just every so often put them down, beat the cr*p out of them, bandage them back up, then pick up and continue strength training! And you could even use them as extra backpack space for mining runs or similar, endless versatility!
Yeah... this game is pretty messed up xD
This was a whole lotta tips.
pro tip keep hashish in youre archers inventory's to keep them as high as possible
You can level up both strength and stealth together by having them carrying tons of weights and sneak around tons of NPC villagers. I did this when waiting for trading at night in a town.
I like to do this with 3 trader's back packs of iron and no where to put the iron away. I leave room for food and copper and have them mine copper as a job with haul to copper above mining. They mine up one piece and out it away. Viola, Goku training camp. Make master Roshi proud. You can of course set them to stealth too.
Holiday, thanks for the great video, helped me a lot! Please allow me to suggest that the number of followers you have on social media is not important, and that the best things in life are found outside of the internet. Keep making great videos brother!
Tip #1 - ignore Tip #1 and just get yourself a Thieve's Backpack, it has almost NO negative effects.
That last tip is amazing. constantly opening the trade menu to my pack beast when transporting bsttle loot or crafted goods was super annoying. Thank you!
Back packs(empty) inside backpacks, fill backpacks with best utilization in main inventory. Fill backpacks and place in main inventory. Or animal.
Thanks for the tips! I didn’t even think of tip #1 haha. It’s so practical
Best base personnel are Skeletons. You can explore to your heart's desire without worrying your farmers and crafters will die of starvation if you forget to micromanage them. Conversely, Skeletons make best explorers - you can run across the whole map without carrying even one piece of meat with you.
And also depending on what kind of racial stats the skeletons have they can be the best figthers! The only problem with taking them out in the world is the holy nation. They are pretty much attack on site with skeletons!
I may or may not put Sadneil and Burn on 'Scrapyard watch duty' for Edge#3 weapons. Rotating shifts while the other trains at base.
_They don't have any food there._
@@solidayholiday9114 *attack on sight
@@JoshSweetvale If you are ever doing a playthrough were you need to wait in scrapyard without a skelly and get low on food I'd advise pressing alt in the bar, not much but could be the difference between life and death :)
Love it man!
Thank man! I appreciate it! :D
Good refresher for someone like me that is going to start a new game after ... like ... 2 years? My first objective will be to recruit beep, for he is the heart of any proper colony :3
Crumblejon is the heart of my colony. A grouchy old man with brittle bones really ties together my squad.
Some of your tips are really essential like trading between squad members. I've been playing for a month and did not figure this out. Thank a lot
That's what I get played the big bucks for 😎😎😎. Haha im just playing but I am glad I could help out!!
the first tip is good, but you can always set out to hunt beak things
Remember that as long as you have one alive character with medipacks , you are never gonna loose someone from your team.
Just always have that backup sneaky guy who can heal up your people.
Also remember to skin animals after you fight a herd of them. You wont belive how durable they are and how fast they get up if you wont kill them.
Also if you knock out any npc excluding skeletons , be sure to make them barehanded so even if they get up and fight you , they wont deal bleed when beating you up and you will live after some time in coma.
On Tip #9 "why don't use an unconcious alive body?", the another reason is when you put your own gear (you owned it yourself) to the "duffle bag" and then you decided to take your item back from the "duffle bag", you will recieved it as "stolen" item.
I've learned this by my own experience when the Black Dragon Ninjas were raiding me and took all my food, then after the raid, I take the food back from the dying ninjas that stole my food and I recieved it as "stolen" item from that ninja that stole my food
because it wasnt your food anymore, you stole it from the Black Dragon Ninjas
Thanks, bro.
Thank you, useful stuff for a noob like me
That's what I'm here for! It took me forever to figure most of this stuff out so I just want to share my nerdy knowledge 😂😂😂
BTW: if you select "attack all targets", on my plays at least, you'll also attack any other npc that's attacking with you. Your helping the HN defend the gate? Don't select attack all, you'll eventually attack the friendly.
no, this is not true, attack all only marks the enemy, 100% sure
Tricks? Make the paladins take bandits or somebody to jail till all jails be filled, then take 2 KO skeletons from the mountain and when you deliver one spam talk and deliver to the inquisitor to get 100 relationship whi holy nation, then go to the fenix and become allie whit him so you can talk about destroy the shek kingdom (spaming 1 on dialogue you get 1 of thats letters to get a paladins group as allies) then wait till the fenix be sleeping and whit a backpack spam talk and 1 when you start the conversation. Thats equal to EASY MONEY!!!! (every time you talk and spam 1 you get 1 and each one are valued on 15k of cats) you can also do this when hes on the throne but have to wait till he end talking to repeat.
Didn’t know about the attack all thing! Thanks!
Sorry for the late response! But I'm glad to help :)
thank you !
great video! what is the UI mod you are using?
It is Transparent UI! Here is the mod link if you want to check it out!
steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1681013987&searchtext=Transparent+ui
@@solidayholiday9114 Thanks!
for the stealth tip do u have to move around or can u just stand still?
Helped thx!
For most of the early game my guys just stay overloaded and carrying captives all over the continent. Then do two hash runs, and sell the captives. Then I have the cats to buy the kits I want and my stats are trained up.
How did you make your DarkUI transparent?
Mod
*_KNOWLEDGE!_*
Another tip to the sneak leveling up that I've found, is if you hold shift and right click back and forth like 30 times from one side of a town to another while sneaking, you can queue up a bunch of sneak walking for them. You don't have to manage it at all after that while they do it. An optional thing I like to do after that is get them enslaved so I can train up a ton of lock picking and toughness. Slavers will always heal you and feed you so it's free toughness experience. Just sneak around at night and lockpick everyone in the buildings' cages and shackles, steal everything out of chests, practice assassinate on another inmate repeatedly on people in cages. Boom free ninja
How do i dye my armor? I need to make my skeleton army match colors
capture npc and make them wear dyeable armor. or you could use the FCS and edit your faction color scheme
There are also a couple of mods you can download that allows you to dye armor :). Sorry for the late response!!
Didn’t know that gunners would go eat if you made manning turrets a job, I thought they wouldn’t leave the turret at all
I! What mods do u use?
how did u do that 0% encumberance
You were at 666 likes so I had to like, also nice helpful vid 👍
The only pro tip for Kenshi you need to know is quicksave is mapped to f5
Hey these tips were not "CRAZY"!!! You sold me these would have been CRAZY tips, instead I just got regular tips...
My turret gunners don't get food even with your tip :( I have to feed them manually they are too dedicated to their jobs
Are they maybe to far away from a food source? I know its been a week haha but you can try to unassign the job reassign and then save and reload the game. Maybe moving a food source closer to them might help? Let me know so I can see if I can help you figure it out :)
@@solidayholiday9114 I've seen them running towards the food barrel only to turn around half way and go back to turret guarding while half-starved when an enemy starts to approach my gate. From what I've seen, when there are enemies to shoot at they think it's higher priority than eating.
If they stay red they don't eat
@@kperson4560 yes exactly that's my problem
You might try putting food in their inventory so that way the get their hunger back up then see if they do it? I have no idea. Like I said earlier you might have to try to move your food source closer to see if that helps? I'm sorry, I wish I could help more!
Are you still doing youtube
Yes I just haven't posted in a minute. The goal is to post a video soon :)
Is the sneak bit mod related? Sneak doesn't improve when the red eye appears or when it's just allies for me.
Nr 1 only works for combat skills
I lost the body of the dust boss because I loaded a save
You truly hate to see it! Thats one the worst parts of loading saves!
Ranged Character at 4x damage one shots everyone
Here's a few extra tips
1. If you need to travel through a dangerous region, try to do it at night. All characters have reduced line of sight when its dark, and won't be able to see you from far away so long as you avoid light sources. This is really useful when traveling through places with Beak Things, since most of them will be asleep in their nest and the few still walking around wont see you unless you get real close.
2. Camp fires can be used as substitutes for other light sources. If your characters are building or working and you dont want to build a torch or light fixture, putting two camp fires close by will produce enough light to avoid the "Working in Darkness" penalty.
numero sincou jajajajaja buen video
So, I just bought this game, and I haven't finished your video, so I don't know if you mention it, I'ma watch it, but I just wanna get this question out of the way. Can I become at King and rule the land and have a town or whatever and everyone FOLLOWS ME AS THE TRUE RULER!? 😂😂 I'm just saying since, you know, you can do anything you want. 😂😂
You can make your own faction (and base/city) and become king of that, but unless you get a mod that allows up to 256 squad members over the vanilla 30 you won't feel like much of a king lol.
As far as I know you can't become the leader of an existing faction, only ally with them. I'm not sure if there is a mod that changes that.
Thanks for your video. I uninstalled the game after watching this. This games seems like it’s so much micromanaging. I had no idea how to get started or what to do and how to do it.
Don't mention your socials and tell your viewers to subscribe before they have had a chance to view your content
Tips & Tricks
AKA
Basic Fucking Mechanics
Why would armor negatively affect your defense…
because u cant move freely to avert blows. The blows won't deal as much damage when they hit you tho.
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Useless tips