Great engineering. Tried this and it works superbly. Also used roads to delineate the plots by using pits to get the initial L shape, then bounding the perimeter of the plot with roads. So basically a road cuts through the middle of the two L plots. Helpful for alignment when the map is not square to the plot. Kudos to you, and thanks.
Thanks for teaching this. I did not survive my second year due to food shortage in my first try. After I found out the veggie burgage, everyone is a vegetarian and never starve again.
I hope developer or modders add feature that allows to preset your burgage plot designs or something. Making them in this way using corpse pits, roads and then actualy burgage plots is kinda exhausting :D Good job btw love your content!
Dev probably won't do it, modders might. The dev wants it to look relatively natural (which means varied) and copy pasting plot designs goes against that vision.
@@polyliker8065 lul I mean the same thing could be said for plotting out the entire map with corpse pits :) Plus the Dev is well aware that the min/maxers will destroy his game no matter what he does.
Great job, TactiCat. I will 100 percent be using this to upgrade my designs and layouts. I struggle with finding a good way to build with the roads. I normally would use a 5 plot by 6 plot wide. Just measure by turning the houses. then reduce them down to 1. But you lay outs are very clean. 10/10
I hope it doesn't get too bogged down in stats and figures, its very distracting from actually playing the game. Sometimes it can seem overly complicated. And when we click on a burgage plot, why can't we see how much food it is producing?
@@stewartmackay i think cus it depends on the work of the resident, the capacity of taking food out of the house so the resident can keep harvesting... Thats a lot of variables that impact directly the production. Maybe they could say how much that house produced on a year, but the game is kinda new, devs are working on bigger things first
Hopefully walking distance in the future gets less of an impact, allowing players to have other shapes (like longer strips of backyard plots) and still work efficiently. Maybe by removing the little in-garden road, and by allowing gardeners to harvest and carry back multiple units of veggies per trip? The orientation to the edges of the map really shouldn't matter either.
Bender. What I did in my latest run follows this with letting each L across a central avenue to the granary-storehouse facing each other spur. Face the blank space in the L in for the 3 singles that craft off stuff from storage/granary facing toward granary storage, space away from granary storage for artisans fed by farms. Haven't perfected the method yet, but this will help max farms.
It’s the bottleneck in forager storage at 50 berries - more foragers decreases that bottleneck allowing more time for granary workers to move berries out.
Many good points. Great investigation. But it doens`t need to be all rectangular american city grids to work. I tend to preshape roundish plots with the help of roads to get 0.6 to 0.8 Morgen , set the plot and remove the streets. Same outcome but looks much nicer. And you dont need to align with the map grid.
So I did a little exercise TactiCat might find amusing. Live in farming country, PA. And in using Google Maps to figure out a bike course length, realized I could measure out field sizes right next to where I live. Looking up the wiki on the Morgen unit of area - which is all over the place in size - I picked out the Franconian Morgen which is 2000 m2. Franconian because reading the devs artbook and background on the game this is where it supposed to be set. That makes a Corpse Pit 500m2. There are several fields lined up of similar size on my side of the "main road" I live along. Doing the measurements they each turn out to be just under 11 acres, in Franconian Morgens that's almost 22. In Corpse Pits 88. These are the small plots you can pick-out. The others are several times this. Observing the plow, sow, and harvest times, each one of those segments takes maybe a day or two - for the whole probably 10-15x area of the reference 22 Morgen plot. Modern machinery eh? 😃 Posting this again, but a key point in it is that the 50% animal/50% machinery farming point was reached in the U.S. during mid WW2. According to Adam Tooze a key reason Germany lost WW2 was that their farming required fully 11 million folks - more than the size of the Wehrmacht. A labor triangle between farm-industry-military that was not optimal. Manor Lords is the heritage for all that. ua-cam.com/video/4Pq6aiQagpI/v-deo.html
@@TacticatGaming one hunch on the morgen size range would be about population density verses land available. higher the pop density, lower morgen size.
Tier 4 burgage = 4 families with 3per family + 1 servant/tenant per family. L7 small City. Tier 5 burgage = 5 fam + 5 servant tenants. L8 medium City. Gets you 20 pop per burgage. Servants armor up as T1.
Will have to implement the bender design! For farming you want the fields in a square, or circle, as it is the most efficient as the people walk to the middle of the field and dump the harvest. What I do, typically, is have 9 fields, in squares, at 0.5 morgen each (working on that one family is efficient with 0.5 morgen when it comes to harvesting, ploughing and the like). Three families working on the farm and with an Ox too (Though it is a nice to have, not mandatory). then cycle rotation so only three, out of nine, fields are growing produce per year. Letting the other fields get a nice fallow and regen time. Though, depending on your region - Rye will likely be better than Wheat. On the beta version. Just my 2 cents.
I’m hoping they fix the ox to make it more efficient - I’ve noticed thin lines worked well with the ox. But the weirder the shape the longer it takes .
@@TacticatGaming Just used the bender method for my first region and nice and comfy at 300 pop (Though with a more natural town layout placing the Bender plots between the main housing and farming area.) whilst using my farming method. Can easily say the bender method is a pseudo meta way of dealing with veggies and apples. Nice.
sadly the squares you place when building alot of these designs to matter in which orientation to the maps borders. if you try building your square so its corners are not somewhat aligned with the entire maps outer borders / corners then the bender does not work correctly. found that out the hard way because i really wanted the entire town facing a certain angle but just wasn't possible. thanks for the guide was super helpful
You can use the word "orient". It means what you keep saying "orientate" for. But its like youre chopping the ation part of orientation in half and sticking it the the end of orient. 'You orient a plot to have a satisfying orientation' for a sentence example. Kinda odd sounding otherwise. But yeah orient is easier to say, n makes more sense :p awesome video btw definitely going to use these techniques.
great video! i just start a new game after the new patch is released. found that the veg growth rate is much lower than before and my second region without rich soil fertility (no farming) is running out of food in winter, even though i have made several Bender for growing veg…
Another awesome vid. Only one question... what is everyone doing about the hauntings that inevitably occur after building an entire village on corpse pits?
How about L-shaped or T-shaped gardens embracing smaller plots with chickens or shops? Like all houses are standing along the same street/road and most of them have the minimal size allowing for a backyard extension (for hens, workshops etc.) and some of them have 3-corpsepit gardens laid out right behind the other houses?
Great content as always! I will implement your designs and try to solve my problem with inhabitants not harvesting vegetables fast enough or not at all. Any additional tips on this matter? Is it cbetter to have them unassigned or give them any specific job?
For the Bender, do you have to build the second house and have an extra family working on the crops to get the maximum amount of food or does only one family work?
Cheers. good stuff! Is that 1 corpse pit = 60 veg, per family? (At least I've notice big increases when I tier 3 the veg/app plots - 4 people - hence the question - 60 per family x 4 = 240 veg?). I do like the efficiency plot design's, good to know - cheers! I'm going to try them next run/today. But then I see your "final town" marketplace having 36+? stalls. My last game with 20 tier 3 plots, only needed 12 stalls (population 271) - so I see huge inefficiencies there. Marketplace and stalls/restocking are bugged or misunderstood, so criticism is about the "system". (work arounds like having more stalls then needed can fix the situation, but its not as efficient as I would like) Food hasn't been an issue (assuming you have the food), I'm even having my stall owners work locations farther away from the central market and it still works fine. Fire (without charcoal), is messed. Previous 2 quick runs, I had over 1.2k firewood and was even trading firewood away, and the 3-4 stalls could not restock for under 200 people (I tried killing the marketplace, moving the stall owners, etc.). Guess my bad luck... 😞 I was actually surprised that you can make great/incredibly profitable towns, without ever having tier 3 plots. It was something new me.
The game is a bit weird that way - i'm going to play around with market places today - those are good points and i might be able to get this down to a better science
i'm noticing that my orchards produce the same number of apples as the veggie plots do for the same size. not 1:2. the first few years they were lower though, as the trees were still growing
Again, more great content. I have to ask though, what's the deal with the plots lining up with the corners of the map? I don't understand this. Are you just saying keep them square. Don't build triangles and the like?
On the bender. Wouldn't you get less than a full 3 x .25 mrgn production, since the houses do take some space, say half that CP they are in? That would make production by the math circa 165veg/86apls. Similar question applies for the others, like Target and Square. Thanks making me practice putting an excel spread sheet in my word doc notes on this game - now 12 pages long. 😄 Thanks also for making your spread sheets available. You can conquer the world with excel.
the bender does not work anymore in the most recent patch. the second burgage doesn't properly recognize the property definitions and just overlaps them showing up as red lines, not being able to be placed down.
lul Year Ten!! Every Time I get to year 2, I kill the Raiders, Claim New Land, Save the Game and Start Over. I have never played past year 3 on Default Difficulty. I'd like to see your Year 1, 2 and 3 Benchmarks if you have that information... thanks!
Its pretty easy when u know what u doing, first time i won a game (conquered all territories) was last night, with less than 100 hours, no tutorial, just seeing people playing on hard mode u can win easy
Great stuff. I learned a lot. But, hmm... the game says that one burger plot consumes 1 food per month. With double housing, you get 2 families per lvl1 burger. So you only need 600 food per year, not 1200?
do you always go apples in your first city still? with a new patch that came out today? Let us assume we have a region with fertile land + unlimited iron. Using points for apples, plow charcoal, deep mining, better deals we are left with only single point for armour making.... what should be dropped for at least one more point for armor
i was under the impression vegetables were broken since the latest patch. I have about 200 morgans of burgage plot space dedicated to vegetable gardens and my town has never produced a single vegetable. they animate, they grow, they get harvested, but they never actually enter my town inventory.
Taylor Sheridan's new drama series set in Western Massachusetts, reaching out to the vegetarian/vegan community: "Double L". Coming soon to PBS, get your pledge money ready.
Question! I can't find a way to transfer goods in one region to another! I know they tweaked it in the beta but it doesnt make sense? I am sure you have covered it, where can I find it?
@@TacticatGaming Thanks for the reply. So disabling the check (I cant remember the label) which says it will distribute is hit and miss? Can it be done without pack mules etc?
Ummmm wait, 400 berries from a non-rich deposit?? Ill have to see what im doing wrong. Typically whats happens is, i have a zone/area set, but ill look away and come back, and notice none of them picking berries, just doing other things. i then have to re-select the zone, and they finally pick berries. Kinda weird, but if I forget to re-select then I barely any berries. its very weird. Same with hunting! Ill have two huts and they just DONT go hunting, i have to re-select zone, multiple times. (unless theres only a select period when you can hunt ??? ) otherwise, im not sure how to get people to GO do a thing lol.
It's still 40 berries every 10 days with the current beta patch, from March for 120 days total. But the last tick in June only seems to remove the growing label, not add any berries, and the two upticks before that only add half the amount, so you end up with 40 x 9 + 20 x 2 + 0 x 1 = 400 berries. Rich nodes give double that, so 800 berries max. All you have to do is harvest them fast enough that they never reach full capacity. Increasing capacity is the only thing the perk point does, so you can easily skip that, it's rather useless.
You can certainly tell your town was built on a computer. Zero realism in organic design, the way Paris or London or Geneva evolved. Looks so pretty tho...
@@Keschoo i was trying to figure out how to increase food and then upon watching video i was overwhelmed by all the info and decided not to play the game anymore cause i dont have time to spend on it. other games i play now that require less effort
ua-cam.com/video/xOtZwB-zHwE/v-deo.html - new video on how many market stalls you need for 100%
This is the content that I needed to stop building plots aimlessly
@@vertex_vidz don't stop, it's a fun, and to be honest, period authentic experience.
optimization is the death of fun
Great engineering. Tried this and it works superbly. Also used roads to delineate the plots by using pits to get the initial L shape, then bounding the perimeter of the plot with roads. So basically a road cuts through the middle of the two L plots. Helpful for alignment when the map is not square to the plot. Kudos to you, and thanks.
Thanks for teaching this. I did not survive my second year due to food shortage in my first try. After I found out the veggie burgage, everyone is a vegetarian and never starve again.
One of my favorite things in all the world is knowing that my two "go to" TYs for game strategies are communicating with each other on this.
I find it funny that the game being gridless and organic is a feature and yet here we are making our own "grid" with corpse pits lmao
Dude your videos allowed me to finally create my real life village into the game and keeping everything 100%. Thank you, bro
Glad I could help
I hope developer or modders add feature that allows to preset your burgage plot designs or something. Making them in this way using corpse pits, roads and then actualy burgage plots is kinda exhausting :D Good job btw love your content!
Dev probably won't do it, modders might. The dev wants it to look relatively natural (which means varied) and copy pasting plot designs goes against that vision.
@@polyliker8065 lul I mean the same thing could be said for plotting out the entire map with corpse pits :)
Plus the Dev is well aware that the min/maxers will destroy his game no matter what he does.
Omg this is perfection. I dont have to do long strips for veggies and be careful not to ruin farmland for wheat.
I think we should officially use "corpse pit" as a unit of measurement
Let it be known it was adapted I the year 0 CP
@@TacticatGaming I love the corpse pit measurement, but we are NOT calling it a CP. No cheese pizza association with Manor Lords for the love of god.
Thank you so much for sharing with us mortals the tried-and-time-tested Corpse Pit method for burgage plots 🙏👍😉
Great job, TactiCat. I will 100 percent be using this to upgrade my designs and layouts. I struggle with finding a good way to build with the roads. I normally would use a 5 plot by 6 plot wide. Just measure by turning the houses. then reduce them down to 1. But you lay outs are very clean. 10/10
I hope it doesn't get too bogged down in stats and figures, its very distracting from actually playing the game. Sometimes it can seem overly complicated. And when we click on a burgage plot, why can't we see how much food it is producing?
@@stewartmackay i think cus it depends on the work of the resident, the capacity of taking food out of the house so the resident can keep harvesting... Thats a lot of variables that impact directly the production. Maybe they could say how much that house produced on a year, but the game is kinda new, devs are working on bigger things first
Great guide! I really wish to see tournaments from this game! the tactics employed are very big
Hopefully walking distance in the future gets less of an impact, allowing players to have other shapes (like longer strips of backyard plots) and still work efficiently. Maybe by removing the little in-garden road, and by allowing gardeners to harvest and carry back multiple units of veggies per trip?
The orientation to the edges of the map really shouldn't matter either.
Maybe if they make a "cart"(like the pantry/store has, it take 10 items at once) to the citizen and increase the house inventory (pantry)
Thanks man, I love it. Hope you dont mind me stealing it for my first expansion village. Great vids man, hope they keep coming!!
Thank you tacticat for your guides!
Glad you like them!
Bender.
What I did in my latest run follows this with letting each L across a central avenue to the granary-storehouse facing each other spur. Face the blank space in the L in for the 3 singles that craft off stuff from storage/granary facing toward granary storage, space away from granary storage for artisans fed by farms. Haven't perfected the method yet, but this will help max farms.
Nice!
Great Content!
My only gripe is how straight and perfect this town/layout looks.
Not much personality even though it is highly optimal.
I am shook that you are getting so many berries. I didn’t know it was beneficial to add more foragers plots. I was just adding more families
It’s the bottleneck in forager storage at 50 berries - more foragers decreases that bottleneck allowing more time for granary workers to move berries out.
Many good points. Great investigation. But it doens`t need to be all rectangular american city grids to work. I tend to preshape roundish plots with the help of roads to get 0.6 to 0.8 Morgen , set the plot and remove the streets. Same outcome but looks much nicer. And you dont need to align with the map grid.
So I did a little exercise TactiCat might find amusing. Live in farming country, PA. And in using Google Maps to figure out a bike course length, realized I could measure out field sizes right next to where I live. Looking up the wiki on the Morgen unit of area - which is all over the place in size - I picked out the Franconian Morgen which is 2000 m2. Franconian because reading the devs artbook and background on the game this is where it supposed to be set. That makes a Corpse Pit 500m2. There are several fields lined up of similar size on my side of the "main road" I live along.
Doing the measurements they each turn out to be just under 11 acres, in Franconian Morgens that's almost 22. In Corpse Pits 88. These are the small plots you can pick-out. The others are several times this. Observing the plow, sow, and harvest times, each one of those segments takes maybe a day or two - for the whole probably 10-15x area of the reference 22 Morgen plot. Modern machinery eh? 😃 Posting this again, but a key point in it is that the 50% animal/50% machinery farming point was reached in the U.S. during mid WW2. According to Adam Tooze a key reason Germany lost WW2 was that their farming required fully 11 million folks - more than the size of the Wehrmacht. A labor triangle between farm-industry-military that was not optimal. Manor Lords is the heritage for all that.
ua-cam.com/video/4Pq6aiQagpI/v-deo.html
That’s pretty neat!
@@TacticatGaming one hunch on the morgen size range would be about population density verses land available. higher the pop density, lower morgen size.
Next DLC 20 families per house
Tier 4 burgage = 4 families with 3per family + 1 servant/tenant per family. L7 small City.
Tier 5 burgage = 5 fam + 5 servant tenants. L8 medium City. Gets you 20 pop per burgage. Servants armor up as T1.
Will have to implement the bender design! For farming you want the fields in a square, or circle, as it is the most efficient as the people walk to the middle of the field and dump the harvest. What I do, typically, is have 9 fields, in squares, at 0.5 morgen each (working on that one family is efficient with 0.5 morgen when it comes to harvesting, ploughing and the like). Three families working on the farm and with an Ox too (Though it is a nice to have, not mandatory). then cycle rotation so only three, out of nine, fields are growing produce per year. Letting the other fields get a nice fallow and regen time. Though, depending on your region - Rye will likely be better than Wheat. On the beta version. Just my 2 cents.
I’m hoping they fix the ox to make it more efficient - I’ve noticed thin lines worked well with the ox. But the weirder the shape the longer it takes .
@@TacticatGaming Just used the bender method for my first region and nice and comfy at 300 pop (Though with a more natural town layout placing the Bender plots between the main housing and farming area.) whilst using my farming method. Can easily say the bender method is a pseudo meta way of dealing with veggies and apples. Nice.
sadly the squares you place when building alot of these designs to matter in which orientation to the maps borders. if you try building your square so its corners are not somewhat aligned with the entire maps outer borders / corners then the bender does not work correctly. found that out the hard way because i really wanted the entire town facing a certain angle but just wasn't possible. thanks for the guide was super helpful
Gracias! thank you so much for all this information i love it! new subscriber
Thank you for your sacrifice
You can use the word "orient". It means what you keep saying "orientate" for. But its like youre chopping the ation part of orientation in half and sticking it the the end of orient. 'You orient a plot to have a satisfying orientation' for a sentence example. Kinda odd sounding otherwise. But yeah orient is easier to say, n makes more sense :p awesome video btw definitely going to use these techniques.
great video!
i just start a new game after the new patch is released. found that the veg growth rate is much lower than before and my second region without rich soil fertility (no farming) is running out of food in winter, even though i have made several Bender for growing veg…
Yeah they tweaked gather rates - tier 3 and 4 fam might help - still testing
Another awesome vid. Only one question... what is everyone doing about the hauntings that inevitably occur after building an entire village on corpse pits?
Video was helpful thanks. Maybe now my village won't starve to death
How about L-shaped or T-shaped gardens embracing smaller plots with chickens or shops? Like all houses are standing along the same street/road and most of them have the minimal size allowing for a backyard extension (for hens, workshops etc.) and some of them have 3-corpsepit gardens laid out right behind the other houses?
Higher distance travel = longer harvest times
Great video thanks
Great content as always! I will implement your designs and try to solve my problem with inhabitants not harvesting vegetables fast enough or not at all. Any additional tips on this matter? Is it cbetter to have them unassigned or give them any specific job?
I give them jobs that don’t hurt me if they aren’t performed like lumber, firewood, coal ,
“Berry Ur Dead” ☠️ haha my metalcore teen phase cackled at the name 😂😂
Awesome video!
Thanks man
Awesome! Thanks so much.
For the Bender, do you have to build the second house and have an extra family working on the crops to get the maximum amount of food or does only one family work?
Yes- With the new patch you’ll want a tier 3 house with 4 families
12:44 - It looks like only with fuel it is not the same. The market supply picture for fuel does really coincide with the actual consumption picture.
Thanks for the easy to follow 300 pop guide. How did you bring in enough ale to satisfy the tier 3 build.
Combination of farming and importing barley - barley fields are really buggy still in beta
Cheers. good stuff!
Is that 1 corpse pit = 60 veg, per family? (At least I've notice big increases when I tier 3 the veg/app plots - 4 people - hence the question - 60 per family x 4 = 240 veg?).
I do like the efficiency plot design's, good to know - cheers! I'm going to try them next run/today.
But then I see your "final town" marketplace having 36+? stalls. My last game with 20 tier 3 plots, only needed 12 stalls (population 271) - so I see huge inefficiencies there.
Marketplace and stalls/restocking are bugged or misunderstood, so criticism is about the "system".
(work arounds like having more stalls then needed can fix the situation, but its not as efficient as I would like)
Food hasn't been an issue (assuming you have the food), I'm even having my stall owners work locations farther away from the central market and it still works fine.
Fire (without charcoal), is messed. Previous 2 quick runs, I had over 1.2k firewood and was even trading firewood away, and the 3-4 stalls could not restock for under 200 people (I tried killing the marketplace, moving the stall owners, etc.). Guess my bad luck... 😞
I was actually surprised that you can make great/incredibly profitable towns, without ever having tier 3 plots. It was something new me.
The game is a bit weird that way - i'm going to play around with market places today - those are good points and i might be able to get this down
to a better science
You kinda touch on this, but I always add 10 T1 houses to make it easier to upgrade all my homes to t4 then I just delete them.
Good find. I don't build allot of T3 houses so I've missed this.
The HGTV guitar music at the beginning 😂😂😂
i'm noticing that my orchards produce the same number of apples as the veggie plots do for the same size. not 1:2. the first few years they were lower though, as the trees were still growing
Again, more great content. I have to ask though, what's the deal with the plots lining up with the corners of the map? I don't understand this. Are you just saying keep them square. Don't build triangles and the like?
What I’m saying is how plots align had to do with the map orientation. So plots will have harder times if they are at odds with the maps corners
@@TacticatGaming OH! You mean the grid of the entire map. Its easier if your lined up, instead of going against the grain?
Yep
On the bender. Wouldn't you get less than a full 3 x .25 mrgn production, since the houses do take some space, say half that CP they are in? That would make production by the math circa 165veg/86apls. Similar question applies for the others, like Target and Square.
Thanks making me practice putting an excel spread sheet in my word doc notes on this game - now 12 pages long. 😄
Thanks also for making your spread sheets available.
You can conquer the world with excel.
60/30 takes the house into condideration already
@@TacticatGaming got it.
haha love the jeffrey! xD amazing love your content! keep it up! great work!
Thank you!
the bender does not work anymore in the most recent patch. the second burgage doesn't properly recognize the property definitions and just overlaps them showing up as red lines, not being able to be placed down.
I’ll have to check it out
Amazing.
lul Year Ten!!
Every Time I get to year 2, I kill the Raiders, Claim New Land, Save the Game and Start Over.
I have never played past year 3 on Default Difficulty.
I'd like to see your Year 1, 2 and 3 Benchmarks if you have that information... thanks!
Its pretty easy when u know what u doing, first time i won a game (conquered all territories) was last night, with less than 100 hours, no tutorial, just seeing people playing on hard mode u can win easy
Thx for your video, but I dont get the bender to work. I do not get the third point into the corner. It cuts of before.
Try a different direction
yea same
You've never heard of the Millennium Falcon? It's the ship that did the Kessel run is less than 12 Corpse Pits... 😁
Lol
couldn't get the six pack to work the 3rd point wasnt going more than quarter before breaking into straight line
Great stuff. I learned a lot. But, hmm... the game says that one burger plot consumes 1 food per month. With double housing, you get 2 families per lvl1 burger. So you only need 600 food per year, not 1200?
It’s per family
@@TacticatGaming Great. Thank you for the clarification :)
do you always go apples in your first city still? with a new patch that came out today? Let us assume we have a region with fertile land + unlimited iron. Using points for apples, plow charcoal, deep mining, better deals we are left with only single point for armour making.... what should be dropped for at least one more point for armor
if you want tier 3 buildings you need 4 different foods to keep them happy
i was under the impression vegetables were broken since the latest patch. I have about 200 morgans of burgage plot space dedicated to vegetable gardens and my town has never produced a single vegetable. they animate, they grow, they get harvested, but they never actually enter my town inventory.
Depends on what patch you’re on
Thought there was something going on with my vegetables. I now now why. Cheers
"The first man on the land gets the right to rename everything" Dalai Lama
Taylor Sheridan's new drama series set in Western Massachusetts, reaching out to the vegetarian/vegan community: "Double L".
Coming soon to PBS, get your pledge money ready.
can you get any meat from the livestock? or is it just hunting?
Hunting
so bassicaly it does not matter how u make it because after double slots 0.25morgen makes always 60 vegies and 30 apples
It’s 45 of each now after patch
So three foreger shacks with one person is better than one shack with 3 people?
Forager max storage is 50 and you’re trying to get 800 so yep
Question! I can't find a way to transfer goods in one region to another! I know they tweaked it in the beta but it doesnt make sense? I am sure you have covered it, where can I find it?
Trade post or pack mules will work / they just don’t make it all the time
@@TacticatGaming Thanks for the reply. So disabling the check (I cant remember the label) which says it will distribute is hit and miss? Can it be done without pack mules etc?
@@HedgePiglets yep disable it, and build mules for barter between towns for another method of trade
Is the bender a 0.7.960 thing? I can't get it to work on 0.7.955
should work on all versions - but i am using the beta patch
@TacticatGaming I'll keep tinkering then, thanks for the speedy reply!
Do you have a good layout for farming with ox?
long and skinny 0.5 to 1.0 morgens max
@@TacticatGaming and without ox?
@@Nagastudillosquares 0.5 to 0.6.
Ummmm wait, 400 berries from a non-rich deposit?? Ill have to see what im doing wrong. Typically whats happens is, i have a zone/area set, but ill look away and come back, and notice none of them picking berries, just doing other things. i then have to re-select the zone, and they finally pick berries. Kinda weird, but if I forget to re-select then I barely any berries. its very weird.
Same with hunting! Ill have two huts and they just DONT go hunting, i have to re-select zone, multiple times. (unless theres only a select period when you can hunt ??? ) otherwise, im not sure how to get people to GO do a thing lol.
New patch out today is gonna change the game - I’ll be retesting everything soon
@@TacticatGaming Def. after watching your veggie plot guide, def going to make some 'benders' LOL
thanks!!! very helpful!
It's still 40 berries every 10 days with the current beta patch, from March for 120 days total. But the last tick in June only seems to remove the growing label, not add any berries, and the two upticks before that only add half the amount, so you end up with 40 x 9 + 20 x 2 + 0 x 1 = 400 berries. Rich nodes give double that, so 800 berries max. All you have to do is harvest them fast enough that they never reach full capacity. Increasing capacity is the only thing the perk point does, so you can easily skip that, it's rather useless.
Does 1 veggie feed 1 family for a month?
Yes
what the point of min maxing 1 plot, why not build more plot
U can build more efficient plots... Why dont extract the max a plot can offer, to save land/production time?
1:49 spreadsheet*
I still want Blueberry Muffins.
I have a new idea for a Metal band that does metal adaptations of Manor Lords music... CORPSEPIT SCHEMATIC
Also: Fun drinking game for this video. Take a drink for every time the word corpsepit is mentioned. Good luck to your livers! 🤘😎🤘
love
are the apples worth?
For diversity
@@TacticatGaming when should I pick that development point?
Early because it takes three years for apple trees to mature
You have a discord?
Not at the moment
why would I want to plant apples, when they are half as good as vegs?
need multiple sources of food for market demand
holy crap its only a 20 minute video. talk about ads
You can certainly tell your town was built on a computer. Zero realism in organic design, the way Paris or London or Geneva evolved. Looks so pretty tho...
this makes me not want to play the game
Why?
@@wejustsawmanfly not enough time to do all the intricate layouts
Good it’s offline game so you should not care. But something tells me silently you are looking for improvements as you end up here on a game guide
@@Keschoo i was trying to figure out how to increase food and then upon watching video i was overwhelmed by all the info and decided not to play the game anymore cause i dont have time to spend on it. other games i play now that require less effort
@@PEPEHANDLER you dont realy need to folow the video broo. You can make mistake its fine. Just play however you want