Smart choice...

@@phobiahavoc It's insane how much money you make for making daggers lol. The townsfolk must have need of many, many daggers 🤣

what's the best route you've found for this?

If you're lucky you can find a large wicker basket at an abandoned bandit camp and your carrying problems are over. If you go east from Gostovia and then follow the river up you'll pass by a spot that, if you're lucky, will have a basket waiting for you, and you might even find an iron crossbow along that route too if the game gods are smiling on you. You can fill the basket up with stone knives in bundles and save a lot of time running back and forth between the merchant and wherever you're collecting from. There's also a blacksmith at Lenica which can be reached on foot on day one. Personally, I go for a wooden crossbow with iron bolts for day 1 weapons, but that's completely personal choice, I prefer a crossbow.

Vhy though?

@@TheLivirusdifferent language

@@TheLiviruswhy is it called bison why is it called a hammer why is it called Karen!!!

@@TheLivirus because a double u feels like ff to germans. ;)

Glad it was a help! Thank you for the kind words!

I agree it's not necessary, it just always strikes me as odd to have my village in one place and my mine somewhere else. That's why I said it's a suggestion but certainly not something you have to do.

For the sake of „realism“ I built a complete outpost near the mine. Houses, storage, smithy and the mine (even an (unused) well just for the look). Now the workers live near their workplace and stay in the area all the time.

Same I died after 6 days winter started and I died

Thank you so much for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Let me know how you like the game. It's one that's really easy to spend a lot of time in imo

​@@phobiahavoc Great game! I absolutely love it, have tried all "modes" but once you go into unlimited carry and cheating items for purposes of building it kind of breaks the game. Good for seeing what there is to see but it's the challenge of playing it slowly and grinding for resources that makes it fun, as the dev's intended. I'm disappointed in how limited the storyline is in terms of zero variation between playthroughs and would have loved to see a ton more of the artwork displayed on the loading screen - they are really awesome - but overall I'm happy I've bought the game. That being said, having played the demo of Mannor Lords, for me personally a mix between Mannor Lord's city building with Medieval Dynasty's first person view where you could potentially help build the burgage plots, hunt, collect resources, do quests and participate in warfare would have been the perfect game for me. Maybe a collaboration between the two dev teams could be extremely interesting, don't you think?

Glad it was helpful to you! Hope you have a blast playing Medieval Dynasty! It's one of my favorites to come back to every few months

That's true. I definitely did a playthrough or 2 with those settings. I just have come to really enjoy overcoming the restrictions the game can put on you.

Wooden vials won't get you rich any longer, not that, or wooden spoons etc. They reset prices and adjusted the economy, so the values of items are more realistic. I mean would you really find more value in a wooden spoon, vial or bowl or would a copper pickaxe have greater value.? The items like tools or clothing are a good price to sell because there is more time and effort to make them. These changes are game wide, not just in the co op mode. I have a mine IN my villiage, and 2 more on the map. The first day of the season I going to town to sell my metal tools.

the video is kinda out of date, a few of these tips have been patched out such as selling knives

Think of it as a management simulation game like Banished or that Fallout mobile game, with a fully 3D crafting survival game tacked on.

Thank you for the kind words!

Although the first storage items (wicker baskets) give experience to make.

Whoops, I didn't think I typed THAT much, my bad lol

In czech we call them Zubr 😂

Nerd alert!

@@pondeazy6865 well actually ☝️🤓

@@SainsSDR3SD hehe

pig poop is my trade! endless supply of fertilizer makes the world go round

I thought I log was poop

torch

Or stay inside buildings.

Haha I did that for a bit too but only got a few seasons in before I changed. It just took forever for simple progression like crops growing so it wasn't for me. My sweet spot is somewhere around 6-10 day seasons. More power to you though! Hope you enjoy

I always use 30 day seasons, remember you can always end a season early, but you can't extend a season.

@@daveisnothere yup.. so you have plenty of time to get everything done. And then ya don't have to rush to the towns to do those side missions. And like ya said once you're caught up... then you can skip the rest of the season... if ya want to 🤷‍♂️

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Wondered about that, I was calculating bowls versus vials versus buckets, did vials turn out best? Or lightest?

If I'm understanding your question correctly, yes, there is another Medieval Dynasty video coming soon. I could be wrong, but I don't believe it matters if you've already mined everything out of a mine. I'm pretty sure workers will still produce what they're assigned to even if the mine is empty.

You can have your village elsewhere while still having that mine. I just recommended that location if you want the mine to be in the same place as the rest of the village.

No, most of us don't focus on specific strats like this, we just play the way it's designed; following a few quests, building the new exciting things we're unlocking, experimenting with the new systems. Generally it's the content locust who blast past everything using popular metas to avoid 75% of the game for the achievement.

And the content locust crowd haven't hit this genre much yet. Too boring :)

You do need to at least talk to Uniegost at some point because you won't be able to actually construct and buildings until you do. This start just shows you how you can double carry capacity and become end-game level powerful on the first day.

yes you need to talk to him, you can not even build a fire to cook food, until you do.

Haha well Syphix (my editor) and I consider that quite the compliment! Certainly not trying to be Spiff, but he is a great creator for sure! Thanks for the kind words!

Not anymore. They fixed that. Unstuck will now drop you a few meters away, if that.

Check out the new video on the channel. I provided a new easy money mechanic though that video also shows off the new map

They definitely nerfed it. I made so many knives and lost so much stone for not even a thousand coins. Guess I gotta wait til I can have my fertilizer farm...

Game developers are so worried people cheat in their game by exploiting stuff like this then they go and nerf stuff that was originally designed to be like that. If somebody wants to cheat, they WILL cheat.. It just takes 1 thing only: Cheat Engine. Done, no need for knives. You nerf the knives, I open up Cheat Engine. Haiz

Till teleported back home

? Mine do and I just bought the game for ps5 like a week ago

Like Bethesda games, play until you get the second *confirm create character* prompt, save, then save again for each character.

Check the latest video on the channel

The main thing I turn off is taxes cause I don't want to pay them in a video game, I also like 30 day seasons

Nope! Tested it about 2 weeks ago, and it still works exactly how the video shows.

Check the new video on the channel. This is an old video and the game has had a massive update since.

@phobiahavoc I found it right after I posted this. Good stuff. I'm still on the OG campaign because this is my first time playing, but I'll try it. Even with 2 buck chuck knives I was able to get the Large BP day 2 and have an entire house built outside the cave. I'm just grinding the game normal style though. I'll definitely keep watching you videos.

i'm playing on xbox gamepass, but on the pc. it is super frustrating that there is no tutorial to get you started that shows you even the most basic controls. it doesn't even tell you how to walk or change the camera view. doesn't explain the skills tree or the technology. i hate that every single time i figure out there is something i need, i have to google to find out how/if i can make/buy it because looking through all the crafting wheels is tedious af. it's always like " i need a bowl, how do i make that? oh, i need a worktable inside a workshop. how do i make a workshop? oh, i don't have the technology unlocked. how do i get those particular tech points?" it would be nice to have some guidance. i don't want a walkthrough, but it's getting tiring going back and forth to google. plus, i'm sure there are features that i'll never use just because i don't know they exist.

@everwhat013 doesn't explain how to get more settlers either so I'm limited to 2 and me so can't use the buildings properly

god u zoomers are so helpless

@@tippidink I ain't no zoomer

​@@everwhat013 when I first started I really wanted to just do my own thing and not really focus on the quests. I had to restart and make a new game because I realized how important the Chapter quests are. Just follow them and it'll guide you through a lot of what you need to know. Plus, the food storage and item storage will automatically distribute items as people need them. Put EVERYTHING in those chests unless you want it for yourself. Items gathered and made by villagers also automatically go in those two storages.

Only if you focus exclusively on this, the game really isn't meant to be this way, this is a special tactic for maximizing early profit. The game is actually designed for you to play along the storyline and build a village as you go. Every time you walk through a forest, i.e. constantly, you're gathering sticks and stones.

It's a management sim, they typically go for intricacy rather than excitement. Although the hunting can actually be pretty awesome.

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