Farming Like A Boss In Manor Lords - A Guide
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- Опубліковано 6 тра 2024
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Understand exactly how farming works in this guide to keep it simple and automated. Let me know how much bread you bake!
This guide is intended for normal mode only, as the harder difficulties are to be played completely different!
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One of my early successful farm communities, was the 2nd harvest, It was BOUNTIFUL and I went 3rd person to watch them bring the sacks to the windmill. I was super happy everything was going great. Then as they were loading sack after sack into the hatch the windmill burst into flames.
Pain!
Just had a look online. Someone did a test and they came out with twice the amount of bread from the same amount of flour with a family using a bakery vs 3 families at the communal oven
ahh gotcha! I haven't used it myself, just read the description. Honestly, the communal oven is good enough to give you stupid amounts of bread later. Good to know though, thank you!
@@TheOnlyL0nzY I was having issues with food supply. As in I was barely getting by with the communal ovens. As soon as I started using bakery’s my problems went away 👍🏼
This taught me a few things i didn't know, particularly that you could micro manage granaries, thanks!
Glad I could help!
The plow does a very inefficient job of moving from the edges of the field to the middle, which is very time consuming. I have learned that a farm with full occupancy can cover nine one-morgen fields well in time. This is often not possible with the plow because it gets in the way of the workers (they go home and come back for sowing when the field has been plowed). In addition, the ox also helps transport the wheat to the farm and if this is not completely done by September then it really becomes a problem because it chases those workers who are already digging from the field.
Only issue will be spare families early on. I have no issues with ox ploughing personally
@TheOnlyL0nzY Ox is slow at ploughing compared to 8 Familys.
I did a test for this, it was on a 3 Morgen patch, the ox ploughed it in 4.03mins and the 8 Familys ploughed in 1.05mins.
Its only slower if the farm is more than 1.25 Morgen. But then again you can get the ox to work on a smaller farm and plough while the 8 Familys ploughed the larger farm.
@@Glizzy9284 agreed. Have tested this a lot.
Really enjoying your manor lords content man, good stuff! How do you make your thumbnails also? I love the minimalist style
Just cut up what I can find LOL I was thinking the all black background would make it stand out! Seems to work
@@TheOnlyL0nzY hell yeah dude, I love it. Your content has really been helping me figure game out faster too, I've been silently watching you for some time but the manor lords content got me coming back consistently!
@@The_GodlyGecko cheers!
Could you not do circles if you built a round road first?
Yes!
Thank you for this guide! Quick question.. I know that I only use 1 farmhouse for 1 field when the others are fallow, is the purpose of having another farmhouse for another field that would be active so that it can have its own oxen to plough? Otherwise I could just put 4 people in 1 farmhouse, rather than 2 in each farmhouse? (I hope my question makes sense haha)
Yes, 1 farmhouse per 1 active field
@@TheOnlyL0nzY Gotcha is that for the ox? I still am a little confused lol, thank you for the quick response
@jakec323 mainly yes. You will need to consider more farmers working if you make the fields bigger as threshing and harvesting takes time too
i don't think limiting the work area works for farms? unless they fixed it recently
mine were still wondering across the region and did whatever they wanted when i tried it last time
Patch is coming real soon, hopefully it addresses the issue
Could you explain the field burning? I tried to sow before winter and failed. I didn't manage in time. Should I burn the field?
Burning just resets it. Don't worry if your timings were off, it levels out
What is the logic behind having three farm houses?
Is it necessary to have one farmhouse per field, or is it just so you can have three oxen for ploughing?
Yea, the 3 farm houses are if you want to scale. 1 farm house per 3 plots
I started a game and by harvest time in the first year i harvested 350 wheat. I spent AGES processing it but i had bread for days
Plowed in the first September, sowed wheat. 1 family was fine for 3 morgen total. Grew that. I grew the wheat. Waited from crop to grow 100% then forced early harvest. 3 families harvested it easy in time. Ploughed for the next year
Side note. Make sure your storehouse doesnt accept wheat or grain or flour. That way it goes straight to the waiting next door windmill and then straight next door to the ovens
How do you have 3 things unlocked wehn still at Level 1?
i'm not at level 1. If you are wondering, the other guide video in the playlist was how I got to that point.
@@TheOnlyL0nzY when you highlite the level is sure looks like you are based on the visual check marks:)
Why the 3 farmhouses. Did I miss something?
That would be if you rotate all 3 together. Just need the 1 farmhouse as only 1 field in rotation each year. The other farmhouses are for later "larger" scale farming :) Hope that makes sense
@@TheOnlyL0nzY Oh so if i set all 3 fieldsto wheat. would i put 1 family in each house?
No reason to fallow a field in the first year.
Farm all fields manually in the first year then start your crop rotation after that.
Farming a field twice is fine.