Your berries advice is an odd one. Just build a grannary for berries next to your forager hut. The forager hut next to the berries, obviously. Two families in the hut, 1 in the granary. The granary will drain the hut empty of its pantry easily, even for a rich one.

To fully store a forager hut with 50 berries, do you restrict berry acceptance in the granary? (same question for meat)

@@BiglerSakura Initially, no, later on, yes. Meat is a poor supplier of food early in the game. Foraging easily gets you 300-500 berries early game. Way more than one needs. Meat, even on a rich patch of 40 animals, relatively low amount. I more use the hunter early game like in Quarter 3 for the hide, because it gives a nice boost in popularity early on to bring in new people. Meat is a nice additional gain. Foraging with the granary brings you so many berries, if you don't expand the granary prior second year, you're going to hit the cap and won't be able to harvest new berries year 2.

Yeah it really really does

However, sometimes they ignore the limitations and store goods that are restricted into that dedicated granary or warehouse.

If I ever get the pop for it I will!

No you're 🔥🔥🔥

@@Midgeman I agree on the production value BUT... please check spelling. Vegetables not vegitables. Details matter.

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@@unfocused1micromanage your village, not someone else’s content

@@Chaser96 I DID say "please". lol And I did say the production value was 🔥-- I just think a couple minutes proofreading is worth the time to make it truly🔥🔥🔥 . :)

Thank you! Yeah I always hate it when guides are made in early access and the data is out of date simply because of version numbers. Whilst I doubt ill remake a video for every version, It helps work out if which guide should be watched

Thanks for sharing! I wasnt sure of the %!

Question is is why do I need to be the farmer. I’m the goddamn lord. These idiot farmers should know what to do and I’ll dictate when I need barley or wheat.

Interesting, he fixed a bug that you did not get the yield benefits for planting in September before winter. So I am wondering if the gains you get in the winter would be better than planting in March.

Apparently if you pause the building it has the same effect.

Cheers! Glad you liked the production!

Right? I've built similar towns in this location multiple times!

I had to rebuild a starting town built on a hill. It was too steep. 😢

Good looking out and thanks for the patch note update!

Wait so we actually need to make 1 family plots again? geez this is confusing. I went from single plot > double and now back to single...

What if we restrict meat and berries from the granary and leave them piled up in hunting camps and forager huts, also without letting the hunters and foragers have their market stalls? Then eggs should be consumed first.

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks! Means a lot!

Thanks for the sub!

Thanks! Glad you liked the production!

I wonder who the smart cookie that made the intro was...

@@Midgeman 🥰

Glad to help out!! Manor Lords can be tricky to figure out at the beginning :)

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you like them! Woah! International Viewer!

Glad it helped!

Glad you enjoyed it

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Any time

Glad you liked it!

Would be an excellent evolution to that chain

Thanks for watching! I love this game

Let's go 👌🏻

Thank you 🤘

Same and thank you

No, thank you!

Nice heres an extra tip for you, you can actually squeeze multiple mines onto rich deposits!

Not as nice as you!

Welcome 😊

LETS GO

No problem!

Would make a lot of sense

Huh, I think I can conceptualize it... Interesting concept

It took a few tries myself to work out what works for me. Farming and bread making is for sure one of my favourites too!

I'm not sure markets are a bug, but im certainly looking forward to other fixes

Thank you, its hard to find a balance between both!

Really? I thought it was alt scroll (maybe I've rebound it? 😂)

@@Midgeman Possibly, alt shows where your people are though so that would be odd, but either way, thanks for the vid.

I think it's up in the air still within the community for the best way to do it. My guess is dedicated storage close to the production sites is far better

I'll have to give that a try!

Hmm ive found you can swap the hunters and berries but you're correct. It probably depends on the start for which to go for!

Thanks! 😄

I've heard this, i'm going to try out the beta branch this week to see the changes

Tbh I still don't quite get how the market stalls work. If some of my burgages aren't getting something, like two types of food for example, despite there being easily enough of food for everyone (As I'm not even a large village yet), what do I need to increase to make it happen? Granary workers? Or storage workers if it's firewood/cloth? It doesn't help at all if I make another market closer to the houses, as it gets "teleported" to the houses anyway as long as there's enough? I'm just not sure if it's sometimes bugged or if I'm still doing something wrong. Edit: Oh and if firewood for example is sitting at the woodchoppers camp storage, do I need to hire more storage workers to come take it from there to storage, OR do the woodchopper people distribute them forwards? Really wish such things would be a bit more clearer. (Unrelated to this and not expecting you to reply this too, but maybe someone who reads will know: I also have no idea how the trading works. I just kinda set up some trades and hope they happen some day and if trading happens faster if I have more trading workers.. if I buy a horse, do I get the trade visitor trades AND then my own trade worker making trips? Do I need to assign the livestock there despite the horse already being at the trading post... If I make the trade post thing to trade between my own territories, do both territories need that tradepost or if I make two of em, do they make trips from both sides? Livestock trading keeps saying I have a surplus of 3 sheep, but I have 6 sheep in total..... I thought "surplus" is my current amount.... confusing lol)

@@sarcasm-83 I'm on phone so I'll reply slowly. So first, market: distance doesn't matter. The market stalls are offering their wares to every house, but they go from the closest to farthest. So if you have 30 plots, but only 20shoes on the market, than no matter where the stalls are, the farthest 10houses won't get shoes. The market checks demand, but the actual food consumption is per family. So if you feel that your stalls are not restocked fast enough, you have too many families for the stalls. And make sure that your granary workers have stalls for themselves. The live version is very finicky with market supply, f.e. veggies only go to the granary if the pantry is full. The beta patch fixed a lot of the market issues.

@@sarcasm-83 if you see goods sitting in their produce buildings, than yes, you have overworked storage workers. Also, you can forbid items in storages. The items sometimes still magically teleport there, but the workers won't go out of their way to collect unimportant stuff, so you can streamline your storage workers. Trading is pretty much what you wrote, if you assign horses, your traders can export more goods (that's the livestock in the trade building), otherwise they walk, taking forever.

@@mikloskoszegi Ok, thank you! Much appreciated you took the time to write, even if on mobile :) I guess that finicky-ness must be what is causing some or many of my confusions on why things don't get supplied.. as a big part of my current towns food supply is carrot farms.

We use the Adobe Creative Cloud for all our productions. Its a mix of After Effects, Premiere Pro and Photoshop. The berry transition is from a motion graphic pack and the changes to the manor lord character is... both! Its adobe firefly and photoshop!

@@Midgeman Thanks for your response ! Keep up the good work !

I think wax is going to be the bigger thing for apiaries with honey being a side benefit

@@Midgeman And as I said, a future update might add mead, which is a wine made from honey, to the game. As you mentioned at the start of the video, the current build of the game is early access, so there's probably a ton of stuff that hasn't been perfected, let alone added yet. I know that in Provus' playthrough, he tried to grow apples, but they glitched out and his people either couldn't or wouldn't eat them. I don't know if they're going to end up using them exclusively for cider in future updates or if grapes are going to be added as a requirement for level 5 burgages, but this is probably why Manor Lords is still in early access and not full release. RimWorld has been in full release for years now, and Tinan, the lead developer there, is still adding stuff to it.

It was a mod I used on my test builds, I think ive already linked it on another comment!

@@Midgeman Ty for answer. Keep up the good work! 💪

Nice tip

Apples and "vegitables"*

@@adamas_dragon ?🤷‍♂️

Its a joke as thats how I accidently misspelt it in the video :P

@@Midgeman aaahhh😂

Same

Good tip

If you dont set the fields the AI for each and every farm will go to the same job and move as a herd. Its fine if youre only planning for one farm but for anything else you're going to have an issue

Could enter the competition in the pinned comment!

⁠buy it

Same

I love stronghold so this is a huge compliment

​@@Midgeman I have a question. What should I do with the carcass with my ox cuz it got struck by the lightning🥲 but it stays lying in the stable. People do nothing about that.

Never I had more than 3 eggs, don't understand how people do

They're really simple which is nice

There's a mod to unlock more, which I used to speed up the creation of the tutorial

thanks!

I used this mod www.nexusmods.com/manorlords/mods/68?tab=files

@@Midgeman omg there’s already mods and stuff. I’m gonna have to check it out and see how to go install! Tysm!

sneaky little mod

That particular city was running two communal ovens and two bakeries. The bakeries DOMINATED

Sorry, I think I accidently remapped it, Holding scroll and control means you can change the size of the limited work region

@@Midgeman Yeah, this is what I have done, but it seems workers from other fields still go to work in the other fields out side their work zone.

Dax did a great lil job on it

Yup, modded the game to make the tutorial faster

Which year of crop rotation its on

Yeah it really doesnt scale for larger cities or industries at the moment.

Im looking forward to trying the current build

Essential yes, but you can get away with only staffing 4 families on each if you have oxen

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That would be cool

Sneaky little mod

I agree

I skipped banished at the time. maybe I should give it a go

Even the Zeus Master of Olympus has better market system than manor lords. I hope they fix this.

Brennan is a great guy for reminding you!

Not on the current build, but perhaps when the experimental build goes public!

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www.nexusmods.com/manorlords/mods/68?tab=files

@@Midgeman Thanks, mate. I was suspecting this is not a core game feature that I missed. :) Keep on delivering the good content. Well appreciated.

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I missed it last night!

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@@Midgeman Been loving the game great vid

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Modded it to make the tutorial i linked it in another comment

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So do I

Thanks mi'lord

Lol how about no

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kinder

Thank you Sir!