Ohno! You nitwit! You didn't see that Baldwina is carrying your child! Go to the people tab and a lady with a green 'bump' on the far right hand side is expecting- little Ohnono is on his way! I would fight the temptation to stick goods in anything other than the main resource storage (or food) I can never be sure my folks can access stuff they need if I put it, for example, in the barn stores. I think your pigs should be named Herman (for the boar) and Georgina (for the sow) no reason- just think they're fun names! Another hour of bliss watching your endeavours in Med Dyn- my deepest thanks.
Oh! I didn't notice that! Awesome, that is great news about Baldwina and Racimir :) I'm also hesitant to use the barn storage for things; however, most of what I've put in there is stuff I plan on processing myself. It's a very good point though :) You are very welcome Nick!
On the quests, you can politely decline them and no harm done, unlike if you accept them then actually fail them. By declining them they stay as live quests for the rest of the season and you can come back to them if you want. So near season end you can ask about them, then decide if you have time to complete them or not.
Thank you for the episode! I always thought it was a bit confusing that the well is an extraction activity but requires the farming skill, the herbalist is an extraction activity but requires the survival skill, and the innkeeper is a crafter that requires the diplomacy skill. Sheez, I was recruiting the wrong people at first, but I think as their skill goes up, they become happier.
You are very welcome Tiffany! I've bumped into those contradictions myself as well. I sometimes have to stare at the management section off camera just to make sure I have everything straight ;)
For the animal feed/seed situation I have my barn workers set to not make animal food. I still have them thresh the crop but I just sort the animal feed myself every now and then. Also for the human food there's a list in the last tab in the management section. It shows the order of food they'll choose and also let's you forbid items, same for wood so they only use firewood and not logs etc
Yep, I think that is what I'm going to do as well, let them thresh the crop but I process the animal food. It makes sense to me given all the options. Oh, I did not know that about the food section in management. I really should have looked closer. Thank you Tian!
You could put the oat grain and rye grain that you need for planting in your own chest in your house until you need it for planting. With assignments, there *is* a quicker way of adjusting it. If you press and hold F, it will move (slowly at first til it gets to about 10) then faster that just mashing F. Yeah, the changes to Field Management have not been an improvement. I preferred the old method. When chopping trees, what I do is, have my brass axe *and* a stone axe. It only takes a second to swap between them, and once I have cut down the tree with the brass axe, is switch to the stone axe to chop it into logs. This just makes the brass axe last that little bit longer. People can't eat flax and the oats are food animal food....don't forget people-food crops. :)
Yeah, that is the choice, either set aside seed for planting or do not configure automated animal feed production. Even if you store seed in your own chest you eventually have to put it into the logistics network so that farmers can access it. I still worry that in the interim some of it might get converted. Press and hold F... got it! I prefer the old field management method too ;) That is good idea with the axes, I probably wouldn't do it but then I can be lazy about certain things ;) Good thinking on the people food crops! I will get them sorted :) Thank you Badger!
1 stone makes 5 throwing stones. Both a stone and a throwing stone are worth .1 coin. But if you change 1 stone into 5 throwing stones you get .5 coin. Is there an advantage? You got 2.5 coins from the 5 stones you changed into throwing stones. The weight though works out to the same. If you do a quick save then ask what they need. You can save yourself the trouble if it is too much with too little time.
Ah, right, I didn't take into account the ratio of ingredients to product. It's the weight that would make them less desirable as a money making endeavour. I think arrows and knives are still my favourite :) Good point about doing a quicksave. I'm better about that than I used to be but I could use it more :) Thank you Static!
The villagers love meat with gravy, but wait until you can make flatbread and white bread - that will be the first food to go. I'm usually stuck with potage, soup and stew 🤨. They also like scrambled eggs/ with mushrooms too.
Hi Ohno, I have some news for you and hunting skill points. The skill that allows you to have more traps scales differently now. Where it use to be 1 more trap for each point of three you could put into it. Now at level 2 I have now, I have 4 traps each. The third level will let me have a total of 8 of each type of trap. honestly that has me hesitant. But good source of fur, feathers, and meat. However you seem to be building traps ALL the time. Also they seem to still work fine when all together.
Oh, now that is a difference with the traps. I will definitely need to get on top of that because eventually I stop hunting and rely on traps for growing my hunting skill :) I used to have two rabbit and two bird traps all in one place and it worked fairly well. I've been keeping an eye on it and it seems that hasn't changed :) Thank you Merl!
You also get the same points per trapped animal that you would if you had hunted them but not the little extra for skinning. It works out to 3 points per kill, I can not find a difference between the kills of wolf bear moose or rabbit. I hope they fix that someday. you do get more for skinning the different animals. But I do all the farming so It gives me some hunting while staying at home. I love the traps as they are the only reason I got high enough hunting to get the level herb shack.
I think they can still pull it from the barn though. In the end I think turning off animal food manufacturing and just do it myself. Oh well :) Thank you Will!
@@OhnoCoho alas no, the only things you can give your wife in game currently are trinkets bought from the trinket merchant- or trinkets such as the coverlet found in bandit camps- I have 3 in stores now, bandits clearly have a soft spot for coverlets!
Your villagers will eat the food with the highest amount of food value first (meat w/gravy = +30 food). I have one villager and she eats the highest to the lowest. Keep a few St. John's Wart on you...... My understanding is that your villagers production does count toward your skill points, just not as quickly.
I am hoping when I have a herbalist making health potions. That they will use them and I won't hear any more coughs. Did you tell the well to make water buckets or waterskins? Or is the water still the ones you made? I was saying but you caught it.
- Here is an interesting question : If you make nice warm clothing for the Storage shed and leave it in there, will the citizens of your village equip them to keep warm from the Village stock supply? AAANNNNND if they DO do this, does it stop them from being all sniffly and sneezy and coughing? AAANNNNND if you also do THIS, does that make them happier? just things I wonder about while watching you play. I want this game. :)
That is something that has been rolling around as an idea since the game first came out. I have always liked the idea of supplying clothing items to provide a bit of variety and extra warmth but the game just doesn't support it. Regardless, it is a great game :)
Ok, you did it, I forgot twice. She was not happy with the teasing. Now check your wife in the list of people. And you can ask your wife to go pay taxes and she will without leaving the town :D
You know, I was thinking about that. I have found him in that particular front yard quite often and wonder if that is for any specific reason? In the end, I think the NPCs just make use of various benches around the village :)
Yeah...after you have the field laid down, it will have a red icon in the management saying low productivity or something because its too far from the barn
@@BRADU5 But what is "too far"? I have a cherry blossom avenue on the other end of my village's barn & fields, and never had a complain from the game, nor the farmers. "further away than ... meters" would be the better term to explain it.
You could feed them all the rotten food. They eat anything in real life. Must be different in the game. BTW that guy that's so sad in town could be put on the well couldn't he?
My understanding is that there is a hierarchy of food that they eat. Some foods are higher on the list and they start with that :) My guess is that they avoid anything that is near spoiled though... Hmm... I don't remember the sad guy but I probably figured something out for him. Thank you!
Ohno! You nitwit! You didn't see that Baldwina is carrying your child! Go to the people tab and a lady with a green 'bump' on the far right hand side is expecting- little Ohnono is on his way! I would fight the temptation to stick goods in anything other than the main resource storage (or food) I can never be sure my folks can access stuff they need if I put it, for example, in the barn stores. I think your pigs should be named Herman (for the boar) and Georgina (for the sow) no reason- just think they're fun names! Another hour of bliss watching your endeavours in Med Dyn- my deepest thanks.
Good going Nick I was wondering if anyone else caught that. I watched this earlier and thought I would come back and comment but you beat me to it.
Oh! I didn't notice that! Awesome, that is great news about Baldwina and Racimir :)
I'm also hesitant to use the barn storage for things; however, most of what I've put in there is stuff I plan on processing myself. It's a very good point though :)
You are very welcome Nick!
On the quests, you can politely decline them and no harm done, unlike if you accept them then actually fail them. By declining them they stay as live quests for the rest of the season and you can come back to them if you want. So near season end you can ask about them, then decide if you have time to complete them or not.
Ah, Ok, that is good to know. Thank you Gavin!
Congrats on finally taking the big step with Baldwina. "Let's do it." 😅 Practical as always. The village continues to grow 👍 Great video OC!
LOL! Baldwina is practical as ever :)
Thank you BadAndy!
I have the same reaction as Baldwina when contemplating whether to spend an hour watching your latest upload: “LET’S DO IT”
LOL! Awesome! :)
Thank you for the episode! I always thought it was a bit confusing that the well is an extraction activity but requires the farming skill, the herbalist is an extraction activity but requires the survival skill, and the innkeeper is a crafter that requires the diplomacy skill. Sheez, I was recruiting the wrong people at first, but I think as their skill goes up, they become happier.
You are very welcome Tiffany! I've bumped into those contradictions myself as well. I sometimes have to stare at the management section off camera just to make sure I have everything straight ;)
“Let’s do it” purrs Baldwina! In my game my wife told me she was going to “rock my world”!
Oh really? There are multiple responses... love it! :)
For the animal feed/seed situation I have my barn workers set to not make animal food. I still have them thresh the crop but I just sort the animal feed myself every now and then.
Also for the human food there's a list in the last tab in the management section. It shows the order of food they'll choose and also let's you forbid items, same for wood so they only use firewood and not logs etc
Yep, I think that is what I'm going to do as well, let them thresh the crop but I process the animal food. It makes sense to me given all the options.
Oh, I did not know that about the food section in management. I really should have looked closer. Thank you Tian!
Lol I've mentioned that management tab several times and was hoping you would find it. Now all you need to do os remember to look at it. 😏
You could put the oat grain and rye grain that you need for planting in your own chest in your house until you need it for planting.
With assignments, there *is* a quicker way of adjusting it. If you press and hold F, it will move (slowly at first til it gets to about 10) then faster that just mashing F.
Yeah, the changes to Field Management have not been an improvement. I preferred the old method.
When chopping trees, what I do is, have my brass axe *and* a stone axe. It only takes a second to swap between them, and once I have cut down the tree with the brass axe, is switch to the stone axe to chop it into logs. This just makes the brass axe last that little bit longer.
People can't eat flax and the oats are food animal food....don't forget people-food crops. :)
Yeah, that is the choice, either set aside seed for planting or do not configure automated animal feed production. Even if you store seed in your own chest you eventually have to put it into the logistics network so that farmers can access it. I still worry that in the interim some of it might get converted.
Press and hold F... got it!
I prefer the old field management method too ;)
That is good idea with the axes, I probably wouldn't do it but then I can be lazy about certain things ;)
Good thinking on the people food crops! I will get them sorted :)
Thank you Badger!
Baldwina is preggers! When you had the people management window open, the green icon in Baldwina's status indicates pregnancy.
Yay! I didn't see it in the management window but some comments pointed it out! Very cool, I'm happy for Racimir and Baldwina! :)
I get a good laugh when you accidentally eat the rot
LOL! Yeah... the aftertaste is awful though ;)
1 stone makes 5 throwing stones. Both a stone and a throwing stone are worth .1 coin. But if you change 1 stone into 5 throwing stones you get .5 coin. Is there an advantage? You got 2.5 coins from the 5 stones you changed into throwing stones. The weight though works out to the same.
If you do a quick save then ask what they need. You can save yourself the trouble if it is too much with too little time.
Ah, right, I didn't take into account the ratio of ingredients to product. It's the weight that would make them less desirable as a money making endeavour. I think arrows and knives are still my favourite :)
Good point about doing a quicksave. I'm better about that than I used to be but I could use it more :)
Thank you Static!
@@OhnoCoho Can you make the throwing stones on the fly at a town though? Because they always have tons of rocks around if you are a few coins short.
@@staticthewhitewolf7040 IMHO it's much easier and more profitable to buy logs and convert them "on the fly" into wooden spears., sell, repeat. ;)
the deep breath the moment you realize omg spring planting lol
Yep! Spring is a monumental task, especially in the beginning :)
medical care lol what about a good herbalist ? lol
Eventually, yes :)
I do want to make the herbalist hut at the very least because I haven't made one before :)
👌👌👌Ohno mah man!
LOL! Racimir thanks you! :)
The villagers love meat with gravy, but wait until you can make flatbread and white bread - that will be the first food to go. I'm usually stuck with potage, soup and stew 🤨. They also like scrambled eggs/ with mushrooms too.
Mmm.... scrambled eggs with mushrooms... I think I understand why :)
Another great episode!
Thank you Sherry :)
you village is coming alot really great
Thank you Jeanie! I think so too :)
Young Dalebor, (Named for his uncle), hopes to grow up to be like his Uncle; a pillar of the community and a true Man of the Valley.
It was great to see Dalebor again :)
Hi Ohno, I have some news for you and hunting skill points. The skill that allows you to have more traps scales differently now. Where it use to be 1 more trap for each point of three you could put into it. Now at level 2 I have now, I have 4 traps each. The third level will let me have a total of 8 of each type of trap. honestly that has me hesitant. But good source of fur, feathers, and meat. However you seem to be building traps ALL the time. Also they seem to still work fine when all together.
Oh, now that is a difference with the traps. I will definitely need to get on top of that because eventually I stop hunting and rely on traps for growing my hunting skill :)
I used to have two rabbit and two bird traps all in one place and it worked fairly well. I've been keeping an eye on it and it seems that hasn't changed :)
Thank you Merl!
You also get the same points per trapped animal that you would if you had hunted them but not the little extra for skinning. It works out to 3 points per kill, I can not find a difference between the kills of wolf bear moose or rabbit. I hope they fix that someday. you do get more for skinning the different animals. But I do all the farming so It gives me some hunting while staying at home. I love the traps as they are the only reason I got high enough hunting to get the level herb shack.
Place your Seeds in the Barn? Watched and 👍 Liked
I think they can still pull it from the barn though. In the end I think turning off animal food manufacturing and just do it myself. Oh well :)
Thank you Will!
@@OhnoCoho take what seeds you need out, place them on your house chest, put the excess in Barn chest and see what happens ?
Poor Baldwina would have loved those fur shoes and the straw hat! I wonder if you can give such items as gifts?
Oh, I wish I could give her some nice clothes but I have yet to find that option in the game. I don't think it is there but hope I am wrong :)
@@OhnoCoho alas no, the only things you can give your wife in game currently are trinkets bought from the trinket merchant- or trinkets such as the coverlet found in bandit camps- I have 3 in stores now, bandits clearly have a soft spot for coverlets!
Your villagers will eat the food with the highest amount of food value first (meat w/gravy = +30 food). I have one villager and she eats the highest to the lowest.
Keep a few St. John's Wart on you......
My understanding is that your villagers production does count toward your skill points, just not as quickly.
Ah, that makes sense Strwbryz Rule, thank you! :)
Yep, that is my understanding about villager production experience as well...
I am hoping when I have a herbalist making health potions. That they will use them and I won't hear any more coughs.
Did you tell the well to make water buckets or waterskins? Or is the water still the ones you made? I was saying but you caught it.
I believe I remember configuring the well to fill water buckets :)
- Here is an interesting question : If you make nice warm clothing for the Storage shed and leave it in there, will the citizens of your village equip them to keep warm from the Village stock supply? AAANNNNND if they DO do this, does it stop them from being all sniffly and sneezy and coughing? AAANNNNND if you also do THIS, does that make them happier? just things I wonder about while watching you play. I want this game.
:)
That is something that has been rolling around as an idea since the game first came out. I have always liked the idea of supplying clothing items to provide a bit of variety and extra warmth but the game just doesn't support it. Regardless, it is a great game :)
Ok, you did it, I forgot twice. She was not happy with the teasing. Now check your wife in the list of people. And you can ask your wife to go pay taxes and she will without leaving the town :D
Right, I've see the option to have Baldwina pay taxes. I will have to try that :)
@@OhnoCoho Make sure you check out the list of people in the village you might like what you notice in her listing. It is very helpful later.
how much does rot sell for?
Huh, I haven't really looked into it. It can't be worth more than the fertilizer I convert it into though ;)
does unigost just sit in anyones yard he wants too ?lol
You know, I was thinking about that. I have found him in that particular front yard quite often and wonder if that is for any specific reason? In the end, I think the NPCs just make use of various benches around the village :)
Will the game tell you if you're to far away from the barn with a field?
Yeah...after you have the field laid down, it will have a red icon in the management saying low productivity or something because its too far from the barn
@@BRADU5 Thanks!
Ah, I was wondering about that. I haven't run into that situation yet so it is good to know, thank you!
@@BRADU5 But what is "too far"? I have a cherry blossom avenue on the other end of my village's barn & fields, and never had a complain from the game, nor the farmers. "further away than ... meters" would be the better term to explain it.
You could feed them all the rotten food. They eat anything in real life. Must be different in the game. BTW that guy that's so sad in town could be put on the well couldn't he?
My understanding is that there is a hierarchy of food that they eat. Some foods are higher on the list and they start with that :)
My guess is that they avoid anything that is near spoiled though...
Hmm... I don't remember the sad guy but I probably figured something out for him.
Thank you!