Highest Raid Level Yet | Bellwright Gameplay | Part 17

[@PlayBellwright]

Loving your playthrough so far. Sorry for the bugs, we're still working to get them all fixed asap.

[@TozeBeastGamingnetwork]

Fast travel for peeps 🙏

[@finfrog3237]

o7

[@Kage848]

@@TozeBeastGamingnetwork YES THIS!

[@wolfhors3_660]

The devs need to make your companions fast travel with you.

[@3DPDK]

"Cob" is basically what you use to build a mud building. It's a mixture of mud, sand, and straw that is built up into slab walls around a framework of supporting timbers. I imagine you have to collect the materials, probably mud or dirt and maybe water reeds, maybe some plant fiber you haven't come across yet, and then craft the cob. I believe the method of building is responsible for the phrase "to cobble together" meaning sloppy and imprecise building.

[@obi-daddykenobi2031]

Long post, I could go longer but stopped *food buffs tip 6* A few tips as someone nearing endgame 5/7 towns liberated all t3 buildings and about halfway through weapons and armor research. About 30 people 20k gold 30k renown 1) Many of the T3 buildings aren't worth it a) 5 person houses cause npc collision issues and are Huge. Use t2 houses with 3 people about 3 in the same space. b) warehouse -overly huge similar to houses 2500 storage where 3-4 barns can be. barns being 1k each. Due to item management barns are way better c) Inn smokers (skipped tavern T2, but plan to build one to check) go to town management screen and Turn them OFF. Villagers will throw everything on them keeping you from making complex foods. d) pit- it's an upgraded mining camp ignore if not automating granite e) upgraded player houses are large vanity projects, only positive is larger storage that can hold water. 2)T2 game changers- a) upgrade hunting building ASAP it allows you to have Villagers actively hunt wild animals for all their parts and prioritize animal types (had over 300 deer hide at one point) b) don't have to liberate towns in order or keep them liberated. Find a town with a laborer if you want to spend any time in T2 and not brute force to T3. Once a town is liberated you don't really have to defend. You just lose ability to trade and hire apprentices. You can re-liberate later. -- more towns actively liberated the stronger the counter attack made to the liberation efforts. 3)towns trade resources that are restocked daily while liberated. Resources are unique to town. Bradford does hides and leathers, while horndean(the southwest town) does iron, steel, tin plate ingots along with other things. Crasmere for fish, hardwood planks, granite, and cotton goods. Padstow for thatch, logs, & planks. Starter town does bronze and some wheat stuff. Use farms and trade for the goods for what you want. 4) setup supply chain outposts you will need A ton of everything especially if you are not trading for it. Use automated deliveries to send them food while they send everything else back daily. Set the outpost guys to run away if not geared. This is why cleaning bandit camps is useful 5) place wells closest to a station using water. They stop during winter. Have about 2-3 water catchers per well further away to be used in winter. The 20 water already in them won't freeze. 6) Food buffs (yes only left goes down) great for early into late game. You have cauldron- prioritize Fine stew (combined with T2 hunters, garlic field, 200 stock up on mushrooms ) 1 cauldron per 5-6 villagers. Use fine stew for first buff. Buy cloudberry and fish stew from vendor on northeast side of lake. Gives around 70٪ xp bonus 30٪ production speed and 30% combat bonus with all 3 going. I'm pretty maxed out so running different foods with ±90٪ combat and huge health and stamina. 7) signposts everywhere - specifically bandit raid, and reclaiming army routes- hit and run with bow & arrow. If you thin out the reclaiming squads the town can easily defend itself. Kill 1-2 and run away after a few times they'll be easily beaten by the town defenders. I'm still running around in T1 armor but just upgraded to T3 bow & arrow. I'm able to take out about 2‐4 brigands out of 12-16 man squads now before running away to restock arrows and drop any loot off and travel to the next spot to ambush. * bonus- with 4&7 implemented- tons of outposts you get a lot of easy raids. Just use signposts to travel to and wipe them out. It's a great way to renown farm and a decent amount of book and gold income.

[@kobraflaco1123]

Regarding the foreign hut and lumberjack hut, put them in 2’s and surround them with a fence. Allow put hem in a large forest or on a big metal node

[@maleficentia8390]

So in regards to building there's no real "block" in terms of skill since its based on labouring. The issue you will run into is in T2 some research requires specific things like apprentice farmer, carpenter etc. These can only be recruited from "liberated" villages. - Crafting on the other hand does require a minimum crafting skill. - Unfortunately the well freezes during winter.

[@CropDuster1996]

I just found out about the needing T2 companions for specific research. I was excited to get a better personal house and now I've got to take over a town to get a carpenter

[@thrugai]

Couple of tip: 1. Rename your research bench to 1. Research, so it appears at the top of the list, also rename other accessed buildings to 2. & 3. 2. Your Foragers at your home base can get Reeds easily, no need to set up another outpost or get them yourself. 3. Do not stop farming Wheat, you will need a ton once you start making new buildings for Thatch. 4. Always carry 2 stone on you when exploring. Making a sign post to drop off loot is easy, I find the stone is the hardest to find sometimes. 5. Read all archery & agility book. Easiest way to take out bandits.

[@Snuffa]

"Shut-up lady." (Lady is feeling Disgruntled) :D The gold border quests are basically the main story, so why you returned to the area to find out who killed your guardian.

[@lordsherifftakari4127]

now that your Village Hall is done, I'd consider researching the House which I believe can house more people per. they can be clustered around the hall along with the Tavern. layout is a factor for ease of movement and defense.

[@Watchdog33]

I’ve see ppl once they kill a bandit or wildlife stand and keep hitting them until they despawn to get their strength exp. They said they would fix it soon but builds u up faster. Shoot animals repeatedly to up archery skills.

[@truckerraycruz321]

in real life fighters train on boxing bags and paper archery targets for skill practice so leave it in

[@scanix100]

Cob is makeing from mud and straw in mixing table. You will need a lots of cob especially for later buildings.

[@misha6699]

Next unsolicited tip, now that you've experimented with the "E" command when you're out with your gang: (if you've alterations discovered it, I'm still playing catch up, please pardon me), but when you're done kicking Bandit butt, hit E and move the banner over a dead enemy until it says "loot area", then click. It will make your companions pick up the loot and then, when you dismiss them, they'll deposit it in your storage when they get home. Saves the trouble of playing inventory madness for half an hour. 😅

[@saragandey8625]

Loving watching rhis

[@so10xdoY0]

Agreed 👍

[@stormquiver]

nice thing about taking out bandit camps, is it makes them have to walk farther when they raid you.

[@Watchdog33]

Build 4-5 barns and manage what goes in each barn.

[@scanix100]

Also there is a quest which you have from Bradford I think where a lady wants 3 boar tusks, if you give them to her, he gives you gold and boar trophy, but it is just one way to get those, you can craft those and then you others for that quest.

[@andhodgez]

if you have ever played tribe: primitive builder it has a lot of the micro management aspect of this game nailed down and its pretty fun.

[@scanix100]

You can get the stag trophy if you give stag horns to a hunter from whom you bought tons of straps, he has a quest which you ignore for a long time, if you give them those stag horns he will create stag trophy for you.

[@scanix100]

Those quests with golden border are the story quests.

[@jaspertell6764]

For the bugged quest you could try finding Amelie (original quest giver) and see if she can forward it ?? That would be my next step

[@CTAssassin52]

love the series.

[@so10xdoY0]

Im big into the villagers voices bro 👌

[@stevenhawk7626]

There is a lot u can do at tier 2 like build a well or make a better pickaxe but you wont be able to research weapons and armor until you liberate a town.

[@Im_Not_From_Around_Here]

14:05 She couldn't change her pants because everyone was watching.

[@wolfhors3_660]

Cob is a building material made of clay and straw and, I think, sand. That's IRL

[@abidhasanjaber]

you are giving them food and shelter they gotta work budy🤣🤣😂😂

[@Nixbizy]

Use the starter research desk as a Tier 1 upgrader and a lower priority. Use village hall as ya main Tier 2 researcher.

[@scanix100]

Amelie Felltoir is the shady lady from Hearndean, she sent you to the fisherman, so go back to her. It seems that the quest mark is bugged, but I think it will be ok.

[@kobraflaco1123]

Try switching the axe for the bow when you fight

[@scanix100]

You need like 6-10 carpenter hammers to let all people build, mostly 3-5 people are doing it.

[@scanix100]

You cannot research those buildings and other tech which require an apprentice to it, whom you can hire after liberation a village and every village provide certain professions only.

[@Draconisrex1]

You only need two guards to make a significant reduction in raid threat.

[@ImSzzaass]

Amelia is the lady from Haedern who wanted to cause chaos within the brigands, she wears green and no hat if I recall

[@ImSzzaass]

PS: 3rd, cool series

[@yasmeenahmaiden]

As for the dropped bags by your people after the raid defend, I can think of two possible reasons why that happened. First, I think some people can have a negative attribute where there's a certain percentage change that they drop stuff (in a fight?). Idk if some of yours specifically have that attribute though. I think it's either a character trait that you can see when you recruit them, but could also be a negative buff they get temporarily? I've seen it on some people, but can't remember which of the two it was; permanent attribute or temp debuff. Either way, not good I think. Also, I think possibly if they have a full-ish inventory and then their weapon or shield breaks (which then automatically goes to their inventory from the weapon/shield slot), they probably drop stuff in order for the broken item to fit in their inventory. Think they should change that btw, just let it stay in the same slot, but not useable. Anyway, in you specific case: one loot bag was very full, so possibly a broken shield situation (or perhaps there's a third option where they drop their entire bag inventory (so not their weapons and armour, just the actually stuff in their bag) when they die?). The other loot bag was very empty, so maybe the 'butter fingers' thing happened for that person?

[@yasmeenahmaiden]

Also, no, you can't use the well in winter either. However, when it's not winter, you can get a lot of water out of the well very quickly (just spam the f key) without having to wait for rain. Idk if you can drain it dry or if it's infinite (haven't had it run dry yet anyway), but what I did is I built several of those other water thingies (the one that's tier 1) and then I get a bunch of water from the well and fill them all the way up, in preparation for winter.

[@OrbitOddly]

If storage is an issue the barn should be your next research….

[@BigDaddyP1980]

I hope they horses in the game!

[@jeremeyf1966]

Ah tier 2...get ready for the thatch/plank grind.

[@Drescher1984]

I like this series, but some episodes are really long hehe

[@wizzsuheb]

I like is man ❤❤

[@wolfhors3_660]

Can you make a squad of archers and a squad of melee?

[@scanix100]

Press U to show the tech tree in full screen.

[@genos885]

i know that while making a video it becomes easy to get distracted and all but man, kage you have to try to read stuff. There are many times when you say you dont know how to do something and you happen to be in the screen that tells you what it is or what you have to do or use or whatever the situation is. for example, the hammer description does say it's needed for construction and btw while you ,as a player, dont have the stat for building, your followers do. It's called labour. they build way faster than you ; > while crafting items or processing materials, the required skill level is always written on the right side. also, if you dont use the O quick key to recruit or disband companions, you can scroll through them with R and just click on worker/companion to recruit/disband them faster instead of always use the mouse to do that.

[@lilhomie6234]

My people keep taking shit out of workbenches that I’m trying to craft stuff in or have other people craft stuff in and it’s annoying. I wish they would make it easier to set specific people to stay on the benches and have others deliver the items as they need

[@rudolphvanrooyen2655]

Cob is straw and clay

[@maleficentia8390]

Made with Mixing Table.

[@darrell1766]

tavern

[@cemiltuncer9470]

First of all, good publications, can I ask you a request? I lost all my files because I got an error in my game BELLWRIGHT, which I was progressing on my own, can you please share your save file with me?

[@8472TomBrown]

First :)