That's high praise brother. Thanks so much for sticking around. I just didn't want to say DO THIS AND NOTHING ELSE. I wanted you understand my approach so you can modify it versus just playing a rigid structure of my way of playing

Awesome to hear brother!! I hope you find out things you like better than what this video shows :)

The stronghold team does not have the skills to make a better game, it was just a cash grab.

Great shout my dude!!

I aim for all houses to allow 2 families, with larger land for veggies, and decent for chickens/goats. This allows for easier population management IMO.

First 3-4 Burgage plots need double plots about 4 times the size of the house for vegetables otherwise you will run out of food.

Hahaha thank you! Glad you think so! :D

I agree, his pacing, tone, and format is on point, I was thinkign exactly that. Hes a natural for sure

Yeah man your burgage plots aren't THAT important THAT early in the game - just make sure you get them up before winter of course, but you also want to get them going quicker so you can get MORE pops in the village :)

Fr bro I literally laughed out loud

Working for me so far

I feel you bro - I'm making two other videos and then I'm taking a break from it until more stuff comes out!

Glad it was helpful! :)

Yes! You'll need to make either more farms, or make sure they're smaller to maximize your yield. Your first year you might not get a great yield. The next year you should get a TON

Yesssirrr! I have a whole video coming for it tomorrow! ALL HAIL THE MIGHTY FLESSON

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You want the size of the plots to be 1 M. There's been a ton of testing and so far that's the most optimal size per field which I feel is massive but no matter what you grow there itll grow in the exact time frame it requires and finish being harvested right as the season changes for it to go bad.

Take a look at my friend Strat Gamings video, he broke down the optimal sizes :) 1 M won't be serviceable for a good amount time. You need to have a plow or have a tons of family. It's not worth it

What matters is relative distance = how many houses are between the market and the house. It's basically a race. People who live closer get it first. However, it's only an issue if your peeps are not supplying the stalls enough. One of the things you can do is to build a specialized storage for the market only. Set it to ONLY receive goods wich go to the market, like firewood, clothes, etc. Tick off all other resources. What this does is make sure the family working on that storage will not waste ANY time handling non-market resources like crafting materials, hide, stone, etc. So: build one market storage and one general industry storage (where you will do the opposite, deny storage of market goods). __ Woodcutters do NOT use the same trees as lumberyards. The lumberjacks fall and chop the large tall trees. If you watch more closely, you will notice there are also small stick trees. These are the ones woodcutters turn into firewood. You can place them in the same area with no competition. HOWEVER: Trees take 3 years to grow to their full size and become lumber trees. So you should rotate your entire wood industry from site to site, every year. Have 3 or 4 logging sites. If you keep woodcutters on an area you are trying to reforest, they'll cut down young trees before they grow.

Hahahahaha thanks for watching brother

It absolutely does dude. Thank you! If you stick around longer than 10 seconds it still counts as a view. So I do hold the info just beyond that point, but I think that's a fair trade off from the ten minute mark hahahha

HAHAHA these valley wars are intense!!!

I figured out I needed the steam key, so I just clicked back on my browser until it appeared and watched a KZfaq tutorial to download it. False alarm lol

You're correct I misspoke and got it mixed up with the sawpit. I apologize!

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Thanks for the sub! :)

Make a trading post. Any resource that doesn't say it requires a major trade route, you can set to export, select a "surplus" level, and anything above that level will be sold to a traveling merchant every so often. May require a family assigned to the trade post.

You still get disapproval if you do this it's just a little less, not useful at all in a starting town.

@@christinebuckingham2480 I researched this and I think you are right, you will not get the homeless debuff, but you will get every other debuff instead. Explains why my Challenging starts are harder than I thought lmao

It may be useful in challenging mode, just not a good idea in normal play.

it's surely supposed to work that way, we're only in early access so this could change next week

I have everything set to ultra!

No. Early access.

@@TristanTzara100 When do you think full game will be released?

@@Gordanfreeman44 mesa thinks in 2 or 3 years the full game will be out

@@Gordanfreeman44 I get the impression (and this is purely an impression) that it will be gradual process over the next couple of years or so. So expect fixes for the first few months and then little bits of extra content drip fed over time. As I say, this is just my impression.

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You have to increase your ratings, found that providing a church and multiple sources of food and market stores gives you the necessary ratings to allow people to move in

@@yeater7141 Yeh I found out over time.. Thank you tho!

They go and fell trees to make firewood, I misspoke!

There's a different building besides the logging camp that harvests firewood.

Thanks for watching and commenting dude!

Hahahahahaha

I mean the dev just got funded for the next year or two so hopefully it gets some updates

Probably just a humble man that puts his watchers above himself.