Awesome video

What a horrible way to play a game. Worse by the design the Devs should not let you even do it.

Poor game design when importing is better than making. Importing should be an option. Not a good option next to growing or making. Doing it yourself should always be better. If it's not it's poor game design.

please make more videos! or at least a channel update video would be nice. hope all is well.

Thanks for the tips! I just got started with the game and this definitely helps

My favorite strategy is going with the Northmen into the Nord, find a spot with 3 to 5 gold mines, a bit of coal, and go wood+mushroom for the food. No farm, No nothing. The advantage is that the gold is scalable and will keep up all game, at first, you sell the gold ore for quite a lot, then you smelt it into gold bars and sell for more, then you can even push it further, you can directly smelt the gold into gold coins, after that, you can craft Jewelry or Pocket watches for late game. Don't build any other production. Just buy all the resources you need with that ton of gold!

Just watched another video of yours that is almost completely opposite of this one for starting locations. I will assume that one is newer and things changed. Otherwise, great job on all i have watched.

This is amazing, thanks. I will try this out.

What a pitty that there are no newer videos. This is great content. I love this game and the latest updates are great.

Just choose the shogunate, grow rice fields and turn them into sake. Sell ​​them and get unlimited money

You make the best Kingdoms reborn videos! Without your tips and great guide i wouldn't play this game, now it's my favourite strategy!

Thank you!!

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Fishing lodges for.Norse are great with the starting game 50% prod boost, plus the thing I think you over look with fishing lodge is that they don't take up much flat land

You didn't cover food problem. I may have expanded rapidly but everything went absolutely fine. Only til the animals just magically disappeared and my hunting lodges did NOTHING and my food supply just took a nose dive to starvation, tried killing every sheep and pig on the farms but that did nothing. 100 people died or left the city before I gave up. I tried to expand my farms to have a wide supply of food along with beekeeper, fruit gatherer etc. Didn't do much for me. I was drowning in gold though but the trade limits made it hard to buy enough to make a difference.

A great intro to the game. Now off to find your let's play vids🙂

what is the seed of the map you used?

Thank you so much for your video - really appreciate your great work and helping others. I disagree on one point only. When playing on Deity I was watching very closely how citizens were using medicine. They would quit their job as soon as they would loose just one point of health and regardless whether it was the med-plant or more expensive medicine they would use it to heal that one point! So in all my games I stopped using the expensive medicine as to me its as inefficient as fishing lodges or coal mines. The only time it would make sense to use it, is when the medicine is so far away that by the time your citizen gets there he would loose a lot of health - then the expensive medicine heals more than the cheap one - but I would rather question the village design if they have too walk super far to get the medicine, so overall the expensive medicine is not worth it.

I wish I had your personal info so I could request more videos. Make a patreon or something I’ll sign up!

Thansk for toturial. I just uninstalled the game after i saw this lol

Thank you! Needed that.

Played coop with a friend of mine and didn’t look at any sort of tutorial. main city at 500 pop way too early which led to a bunch of issues but we (somewhat) saved it. looks absolutely awful though land-use wise

Need a new guide :p. Fishing is OP. I could run the whole thing on fish and free trade in desert biome.

hahaha, i made a comment about the coal vs charcoal in your other video prior to seeing this, now the charcoal makers being more accomodating for placement purpose. does make the use of them much more compelling

so, as i tend to play and restart often (due to learning newer things) i almost always go for coal mines, yes it could be better to use charcoal makers, but wood is super annoying to manage in early game. Coal mines tend to offset that issue and save wood. i almost always set up wood production outside of my central province and keep it going using foresters. and it keeps up. but....all information is good information.

Great tip, once you're able to trade with AI you can spend 5k for 50 villagers, great when alot of peeps just died or something The AI does need at least 30 peeps themselves though I think, and it can take a while for them to grow again

Do you need to bother assigning delivery points for production buildings? I can't be bothered and am hoping they always just pick the nearest available storage?

Right so it ask me if I should allow the people to cannabalize each other. What do you think yay or nay?

if you want strategy you should play very very very hard 500% consume

If Haulers are so much better, why have Labourers at all?

You did the faction selection analysis wrong, this is not the reason. The real reason is the sensitivity of Muslims, pork is haram and we react against it...

Nice start in the game, I have a profit of 30.000,00 per round producing and selling beer

the ranches r trash these days, i would build 20-30 sheep or cattle in groups of 4 with a granary in the middle and 2 books each, not super useful.

I have my trading posts away and in a big bunch and have never seen any of the little people going there.

the first thing you need to look at is placement you can build 7 tiles out so putting your city on the far side of a island is not a good idea.

Before watching and knowing almost nothing about the game, my guess is you will just get all of your people drunk and high to get by not feeding them. Yay Beer and Cannabis!

My friend is trying to get me into this game, so scoping it out first. Great introduction to the game! Thanks for all the info!

i wish they didn't nerf these

i keep seeing people say ranches are so good, they seem slow to me and the production amount changes all the time per ranch, per anything really

Awesome video, welcome back!

I once mis-macro’d and lost 500 of my 2500 pops, and I was fine.

Are the pitta bread bakery less efficient? I can't find anything on it

I thought this game was gonna be different from what it was. It's kinda weak as a city builder as well as weak conflict with other players. I only wanted to play it as a city builder, but it's a bit too simple. Anno is a much more worthwhile experience

How did you grow so large, and get such a large population, by year 5? I haven't played the game on the easier difficulties yet, so I might be mistaken, but your city seems impossible to me. I am kind of asking if your footage is from an actual playthrough since I want to know if I should be capable of expanding that quickly.

Your videos are a god-send for someone first starting out in this game. Thank you!

waiting on episode 5! good videos.

Great video! Maybe a new series of tutorials? Been playing for a few hours as Japan and I’m doing well

But what if your trading ports are far off your city center? Do you then rely solely on the trading posts? And what's best for longer production chains, like say iron tools. Build a mine with a storage and set it to deliver near your city center and have your smelters and smiths there? I find my idiots constantly moving across the city to get tools from the smith

The game has been on early access for a long time yet so far the devs have not fixed my early game food and income source: Hunters. The poison arrows do as the game says, speed up the time to kill prey. However, they do not decrease the drop of meat and leather. So on deity one hunter's cabin can do easily 800 meat per season with poison arrows as long as there are no mountains blocking the animals from walking into the hunting area.

With wood being the main thing you need, wouldn't it be better to just get charcoal mining buildings down to get coal and not use wood for burning in homes, also knowing coal burns twice as long.