Hey, I really enjoyed watching your video! Your city looks amazing. I noticed you’re playing on a great setup, but I was curious about the specifications of your PC. I’m using a PC with an Intel Core i5 12400F, 16GB RAM, and an RTX 4060, and I’ve been wondering if you face any performance issues when managing such a large city with 500 villagers. I’ve had some minor lag at times, especially when a lot is happening on-screen. Do you encounter any similar challenges with your system?

It's funny how there are gamers on one side that don't like grids and those who do with city builders. I can guess which one you are 😅. Also with the fence tip you gave me (cheers 😀) you can make that little tiny stick fence excess even smaller by holding Alt and manually placing

Whattttt??? I didnt even know that banner could give you xp buff??? Wow, 100 hours in this game and its just feels like the game forgot to give you basic information about certain things! Thanks boss 🫡🫡🫡

Thank u, my small village is going broke

Is there new armor up to 15? Because without you can only craft lvl 11 gear.

good video(s), shut up and take my sub :)

At that point what is everyone doing? Lol

they could add more combat in a few ways. the easy one being bandit raids and the other being our character being called to service by the lord of the lands we live on to fight in a small scale battle between another rival lord or enemy country raiding party. lose the battle or raid event and you could find villages around the map ransacked and in need of help to rebuild. hell you might even find your own home ransacked or burned. would definitely give you the bitter side of life back then.

Any ideas on a game thats like medival dynasty but with proper war mechanics, like you can raid, trade and conquer other towns or even ally with them, iv seen bellwright but i dont like food mechanic, i want food to be survival not just silly buffs, I want my town to starve in a bad winter because I couldn't grow enough😂

When I lay out my blocks, I often like to lay out the houses so that they are back-to-back in the inner corner (rather than one of the outer corner). That way, each block of 4 houses has 2 walls facing a wall from a neighbors house. There is no practical game mechanic for this, but in irl, this would mean that each house has 2 walls that will have minimal heat loss during winter due to not being exposed to the air and wind. Another thing would be to plant tree lines along exposed sides, to provide a wind break during the winter, and shade during the summer. Again, there is no game mechanical reason to do this, but I think it makes them look more realistic as heat loss during winter would be a major concern.

"I have party of 25 companions and sometimes feel that is not enough". - Dude :) Sadly even in region locked enemy group size scales up with your party size. Not much in Tiltren but You can see that in other higher level regions. I think That's biggest defect of this game. I Didn't finish pirate DLC because fights bored me. They are too long. I win every fight very easy, it just takes time and it's not rewarding enough. Game should reward You for managing bigger group (you pay more, need more food, more equipment etc), instead You are getting punished with extremely grindy and long battles. I might come back to this game and do the dlc, but I am afraid I'll get bored too fast. For now I didn't get it yet

Great tips! Short and concise

not sure if the game has changed but for armouring and blacksmith you need a smithing hammer

When you check the town hall for resources, you can see what has been sold and what has gone bad. This makes Ostriv particularly difficult to play, because with all the products, what and how much to sow, your livestock and where to store everything is a meticulous challenge. Thanks for your upload.

4:33 this is not true, they do stack. If you send up 9 rockets of one type, your multiplier is 9000%. It's just additive, not multiplicative.

quite enjoy the DLC..but need more massive expansion...the world building in this games is superb.hope they collab with northgard

the sound of the sword swing is nice btw you can also have guards in your village ?

Great video! I agree, this is a very fun expansion. Ive been loving the crossbowmen with the two handed sword users. I seem to get the most opportunity attack damage from them. I usually pump crit on the xbows to make them smack harder and trigger their reload. What are your feelings on the tavern keeper DLC? have they changed at all? I had a lot of fun setting it up....but now its just kinda a meh thing that runs itself and gives me very little.

In todays video i'm gonna recreate the victorian era

Thanks bud!

Read about Salo and you will understand that you can't survive without that 😁 It's cultural bro))

Location?

Thank you for your very interesting explanations. Good video.

It's an enjoyable continuation. Hope there is more to come.

How fast are we hoping to advance? I'm day 130 and I've got an iron outpost newly established. Is that fast, average, or slow?

This game is never coming out 😮

Valley map have 2 taverns do you know that🤭? The tips are a little to hold but I think for new players Will be ok.

Is there any way for me to move a city to a better place? Or do i have to rebuild every building on the new spot?

How is the replayability on this game do you feel like u run out of content at all or is it huge

thanks, also what difficulty do you play on :D

Some these tips are years old LOL...

how to finish "Secret of the Trade" in Version 1.0. where to get bronze and Iron Ore??😓

whats the current max level now?

Hiw get the samurai armor?

But figuring out the stuff on your own is part of the exploration, isn’t it?

Good stuff! Enjoy your videos! A couple of notes: This building upgrade method started with v2.0. Make sure to have "Master of Destruction" to get some of your resources back. There may be one Tavern on Oxbow (Piastovia), but there are three on The Valley (Gostovia, Hornica, and Jezerica). The Herald can appear at any of them. Pro Tip #1: ALWAYS SAVE prior to talking to anyone about a quest, particularly the King's Herald. This way, if you can't fulfill the quest in time or based on demands you haven't unlocked, you can reload the save and move on. Pro Tip #2: Bandit detection range is 40 meters. Use your Waypoint indicator on the map and place down close to a bandit camp, then move in close using the range indicator on your compass. Pro Tip #3: Once you do #2, drop to third-person and go into Photo mode to perform aerial reconnaissance of a bandit camp to see what you're up against - or what's remaining - and take cool pictures of your raid. 😁 Thanks for sharing!

My last save is from 2023, where I have a fairly well developed village. I wonder do these changes affect existing saves? I really do not want to start from scratch.

Idk why but I enjoy his accent!

Can you do a new series 😅 I struggle so much with some practical tips. Let’s play - type of play list

First comment here... :-D

Also, the xbowmen with Pirate Crossbows are amazing. I call it the John Wick build. But two shots, each provoking attacks of opportunity each turn is insanely strong. Do you feel that crossbows have largely negated the need for archers? I have a hard time taking archers since in most situations the Xbow build simply does more damage more versatilely.

How do you play every game I love haha? Do you play on the adaptive challenge level or regular?

So can we really not capture the leaders of the outlaws we attack