Now This is Farming | Medieval Dynasty Gameplay | E26

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[@kalashnikov98]

Stone fencing is actually the most traditional, as they used all the stones they dug up when tilling the land

[@martinitland]

This right here.

[@martinitland]

[Warning: I kind of wrote more than a few sentences in my excitement here. It's just me not containing my admiration of people in earlier centuries. Read at your own risk🙂] I never cease to be amazed whenever I see the long stretches of stone walls/fences running across pastures and through rough terrain and forests. I live in the westernmost part of Norway, and walls like these can be found almost everywhere as long as the population density is not too high. Many of them have probably stood for a century, or several, and they still stand there serving as a reminder of the hard working people who called these areas their home. When I pay attention to the level of craftmanship evident in these structures, as well as their size and reach, I can't help but be in awe of the people who made them. And to think that they were often a byproduct of sorts, while the real aim was to clear the pastures and fields of rocks that surfaced due to how the soil shifts while it freezes and thaws.. Of course, stone fences served as landmarks and borders between properties as well as a means to keep livestock under control and predators at a distance. Very useful, but also incredibly challenging and time consuming to build. Which reinforces my admiration of how people incorporated the making of such structures into the more "essential" parts of farmwork, like tilling the soil and clearing new plots of land. I should also mention that rocks were used to create other things like foundations for buildings, as well as bridges and roads - the last ones being literal lifesavers in a region consisting mostly of mountains, hills, valleys and rivers. Personally, I especially enjoy the sight of narrow stone roads crawling up steep hillsides. I mean, someone built those roads using their bare hands and simple, non-mechanic tools! There were no excavators or tractors, and access to available workers was probably limited in most cases. Nonetheless, roads and bridges were built - as were walls, fences and other structures that still stand to this day. If that is not worthy of respect, I don't know what is.

[@kalashnikov98]

@@martinitland Haha what a coincidence! I wrote that comment because I see stone fencing all the time where I live in Southern Norway. They are everywhere in Lister!

[@TruthIsTheNewHate84]

@@martinitland I live on the east coast of the US and I also see old stone walls everywhere. I've always loved coming across them. You can feel the history and almost imagine the life/lives of the people who built them.

[@martinitland]

@@TruthIsTheNewHate84 Exactly!😊

[@Gingerbitten]

I like that you did a music Speed Run instead of a complete skip

[@Games4Kickz]

Still watching, but right away agree on the housing. I hope they add worker housing which means 4/4 workes will sleep and live there and no hanky panky :) We can move them into family housing for breeding. Also I was told that if you have an empty house NPCs sometimes decide to move in with each other for family/baby.

[@maverickworm3546]

another thing i wouldve loved to see is the storage increase with each tier ....50kg seems so small for personal items

[@badgamerkat]

I think the devs should change it so that any people born in your community are "free" and don't count toward the recruitment limit, so they're bonus people. Also, once they're children they should be able to do some of the simple jobs, like picking berries, mushrooms, etc.

[@zlatiborm]

Farming: You plant FLAX in the spring. It will be ready to harvest in the summer, when you plant CABBAGE. That will be ready in the Fall, when you plant RYE. RYE will be ready to harvest in the spring, when you can start the cycle all over again. That way you can collect all 3 items from the same field, only thing is that I’m not sure you can set it up for automation. I’m still doing it all by hand as I find it relaxing, like some people do with fishing.

[@ripvanwinkle111]

I do the same thing.

[@garykerchinsky2911]

One thing I've been doing instead of taking them off the barn and putting them back on it is using the quick save/load. Everytime I do it it jump starts them and they start working again.

[@darthrevan9858]

I LOL'D really hard after you're first sentence. "I'm considering kicking the whole family out." 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@starfish3182]

I mean I honestly don't think you should kick the family out, as keeping children is kinda like a future investment for your town. Yes you give up a population slot but then again you gain two young people who are gonna be with the town for a looong long time! I personally think it's vital that you keep the kid.

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

The child is no investment when their average skill is a 2 They're literally a waste of space for 18 years

[@starfish3182]

@@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer I see it differently lol. It adds realism to the game which is nice. Since not many games can do that nowadays. But if your gonna play a realistic game, then be prepared for realistic consequences. Such as unskilled people. 🤷

[@serptimis1552]

@@starfish3182 I wasn't aware medieval villages had max no. of people slots in real life. ?Interesting

[@starfish3182]

@@serptimis1552 Well obviously not. Your point?

[@chrisrawr6177]

@@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer Even worse i have heard from the discord that after they turn 18 they leave the village and become a wanderer aka the people you hire at camp fires in villages meaning they suck down resources for 18 years and you get nothing on top of the nearly three years of maturity leave for the female worker.

[@omegaalfa1498]

It's small details like not kicking out families or eating the 50% potage yourself that keeps me watching.

[@Gato-xj3ct]

I think it's "Zig - Freed"

[@rberberian123]

Yea just like seigfried but with a z

[@Crimsin_Fury]

Recent Updates to game: Fixes - Cave mining now increases the Extraction skill instead of the Crafting skill. - Removing tree stumps now works with a shovel. Stumps should now be gone permanently. - It is impossible to destroy the fence without building at least one module. It is now fixed. *- NPCs used to stop working in the field when the player did not watch them. They now have a better work morale.* - If a torch burned out, it decreased the health of (an)other torch(es). This is fixed as well. - Fixed the management building production list showing less items per hour than it produced. - Quests where you could deliver items in parts and had to deliver more than one type of item should work properly now. - Fixed projectiles like spears, bolts and arrows getting stuck in the air after hitting an animal.

[@rinflame44]

The population fix would be for kids not to take up population space until they reach 18 years of age at which point they would either find work with their family in the village or go travel into the nearest town to learn a trade so would effectively leave your town. Not to mention the fact that kids in the medieval period would do a lot of work around the house/farm. This could be translated into game-play as an efficiency multiplier for the working parents in the house-hold. This would make keeping kids a lot more worth-while and seen as a huge advantage for the village as it would be in the medieval period.

[@retroas2683]

I really hope that kids get a rework so babies do not take space. Would be nice also to have them being able to work at 10(and counting them as citizen) with a bonus to gaining skills at higher rate than adults(like, they can get high levels by working on different jobs, but having low levels to start with and overal debuff to productivity due to being a child, and adults having a harder time learning) and making 18 the point where they lose the bonus and start being counted as a population. Women are already unable to work once they get a kid, so it's better to make it worth the time investment by boosting both parents overall happiness permanently (because they have a family) and making kids op for 18 years they have to take to fully mature. kids being able to train to the level of godhood in skills while growing would be worth the wait.

[@chrisrawr6177]

If they are going to lock houses into have dedicated child slots then they should not take up space in your settlement at all even if they did work before turning 18. As it stands you lose a good worker for nearly three years due to motherhood as well as another who spends 18 years sucking down resources and giving you nothing in return and even worse according to discord at 18 the kids leaves you settlement and becomes a wanderer you have to hire.

[@martinitland]

@Kage848 - Regarding the settlement workforce: I just realized this in the beginning of the episode: You were talking about how you were okay with yourself and your wife having a kid, but not your workers. And it got me thinking about your heir.. If you constantly kick out people trying to start families, who will be left to work for your kid when you grow old and die? All of your workers are around your age, give or take a few years, so your son will have to recruit new workers on his own and level them from the beginning just like his dad. As you've said several times so far in your playthrough: this game is surprisingly deep, and from what I have seen it will pay off really well in the long run to keep the families around. Not only does the married couples seem a lot happier than the single workers, but in the long run they will provide your settlement - and therefore your heir - with young workers that are already tied to the place. They will have their whole lives in front of them, which is ideal for finetuning their skills in certain areas. I think that is a big part of what the blessings of a rich heritage is all about in a setting like this. (Also, from an immersive point of view: Wouldn't it be terribly boring for your heir to grow up as the only child in the settlement? And thouroughly heartless to kick out the people who seems the most dedicated to the growth of your dynasti? If they're comfortable enough to settle down and have children, you can be dead certain that they are aiming to bring the place as far along as possible.)

[@georginapaul9621]

He would have to start from the beginning anyway because the other family’s kids have worse stats than the parents.

[@alexdaman.]

I have to reset the field workers often but it does get them working. I use 4 field workers to fertilize, plow, and seed then put them back on other stations. I hand pick the crops when ready and then set the field workers back up again.

[@Feral_Noir]

I think a decent compromise for the kids issue is that you can't stop other people having kids, but they shouldn't take up a population spot until they hit the age where they can be assigned a role in the village.

[@johnm4002]

Kage this game is about realism it's not a stream lined factory game let the families live in your village

[@Kage848]

Then the kids should be working at 8 years old, not 18. Ya cant claim realism when a kid in medieval times does no work till 18.

[@johnm4002]

@@Kage848 that's child labour next thing you know they will be making nikes

[@marcusaurilius5127]

kids should at least be store workers (when the jobs work) bringing goods around the village.

[@mrPCEmilkman]

@@Kage848 You keep remembering and then forgetting this is very early access. Maybe they will change the working age of children, perhaps they are figuring out how to make them only be able to work certain jobs, I mean you can't have an 8 year old be a blacksmith right.

[@Kage848]

@@johnm4002 not in medieval ages. You want realism that's realism.

[@wilddoggamer6167]

When your farmers have no tasks to do, press f5 f9 after you add tasks. They don't look for new stuff to do after they run out if tasks. If you reload, they look for new tasks.

[@thaynthegamer]

2:57 Villagers grow old and die. You'll need enough people for your village, town, city to be sustainable. This includes villagers having kids so that you don't have to keep running around recruiting new people when your villagers grow old and die. 6:50 Those 16x16 fields will probably only come into play much later as your village grows. And thank goodness it is now updated so that your workers "now have a better work morale" and should work even while you're not watching them. 18:56 I agree, notice how it's more like there are small fences on the left (Tier I, II, III) and on the right there are the outer defensive walls to protect your village (Log Fence=Tier I wall, Palisade=Tier II wall), but then Stone Fence=Tier IV fence.

[@Kage848]

Better to take 5 mins to recruit someone new than have a population spot taken up for 18 years. Im so hyped to record today after that update! lol

[@thaynthegamer]

@@Kage848 I'm jealous though. Everybody's paired up but none of my villagers have babies yet and I'm in year 7 already.

[@geeteshm4858]

Before seeing the Kage's kid I was like eject that other family out but after seeing the kid walking around, I'm conflicted and also your kid might need someone to play with him. Maybe when he grows up to lead your dynasty he can use a trusted childhood friend that his father didn't boot lol.

[@NannyOggins]

I just had this same issue. You need an empty house, you click on the house in the management menu and assign the person you want to move! This nearly drove me to rage quit last week, there isn’t enough detailed info atm on how to do these essential things!

[@Ifitallfails]

Well in real life the family all works... like the Amish have the kids start doing their daily jobs before they are 10

[@donald12998]

You should start giving simple tasks to children as soon as they are able to do them. Adult hood should be a gentle slope, not a cliff.

[@Ifitallfails]

@@donald12998 I agree 100%

[@veng3r663]

Sheeoot. I was feeding 50+ lbs. Hay bales to our cows when I was 8... :/

[@marvailjennette6350]

The kids issue is a investment to your town's future. It is a future worker that you do not have to go out and get (a time consuming JOB).

[@georginapaul9621]

He would have to though. The kids stats are worse than the parents.

[@Drakodar]

kage you cam also build 1 16x16 field and get all your crops an this 1 field. as you showed you can handpick whats on it in which place

[@peterschulze4975]

7:10 I like that name "Zygfryd", probably East-European (the developpers are Polish). In German it's "Siegfried", a traditional name in Germany. I don't know if the name exists in English too. In my opinion - I am not a language expert, but quite good in languages - those names used in the game work quite well for a medieval Central-Europe. I recently read an Old-English poem of the 14th century and noticed, that the English of that time was quite close to the Middle-High-German of the same time. You'll notice even more the close connections between English and German, both Germanic languages. Ok, English has as well Viking, Gaelic and Norman (French) parts, but the majority of the words are of Germanic origin.

[@Paltse]

I believe in this game the children start working when they grow up to their working animations.

[@isobell_6762]

Definitely kids should be working. When small they should collect berries, mushrooms and stisks. Young Teens should be able do fishing, helping on fields and around animals.

[@Gn8Lif3]

I still think we all playing it wrong and the goal is to fail the tax quest to drive the story forward and see how bad unigost realy is...i mean i have not build anything new and have no new people for 5 years now and my taxs are still increasing every year and the devs already hinted that he is not so nice as we might think If you ask me he killed our...was it the uncle? ..because he didnt want to pay so much tax

[@Outlander0995]

I'm curious what if you just silence this greedy pig... for ever. p.s. starting watch this series, can't skip won't skip.

[@ElectricEndeavor]

"I dont know, I feel like I get wood when I'm not at camp" - Kage848

[@TheDutchMusician]

smaller fields is better for the npc to get it done i also noticed if you farm yourself you can do 2 rows at once so i would recommend a 6 by 8 or something like that. Also Tier 3 house is just a big house but it still can only hold one family but with space for 2 kids.

[@mepracing]

The stone fence is short just to let you know, looks pretty good too. I'm running into an issue of having to much stone, so stone fences in front of everyone's homes to keep my storage weight down. lol

[@flenie5639]

In the latest version (according to the update notes) which you have now the farmers should work even if you are not present in the village.

[@isobell_6762]

They are already a couple. That's why you have difficulties to separate them.

[@saethman]

Rob and Dod are sitting in a tree, K Y S S I N G! My guess is that the game has decided that they are a couple, i.e soon to be a family... (do they show as a family before they have children?) PS. When using the hoe you should wait for the animation sequence to be completed (this is the reason why you had to plow multiple times on some spots)

[@boningfinger9764]

when Farmers arent working i just hit f5 (save)and f9(reload) fixes em everytime

[@madden12]

12:03 song is Martello - Let's Get Down Tonight

[@Scarecroweb]

another thing the "workers does nothing when your not around" is a urban legend, I've read on the forum its not true... I dont know myself

[@eltacuache2373]

It’s only 6 am stayed up all night for this I’m sooo excited thanks kage for the great content

[@eltacuache2373]

Hey kage I seen someone else playing this game and I seen he was carrying a stone ax’s with a torch maybe you can hold a torch and a pick at the same time 🤔

[@ZarcusHDGaming]

Put your fences before you plow the field and those sticks make those as a guide so your fences is neat and presentable to look upon... if you want so..

[@JacksonOwex]

I haven't watched a DW20 video in quite some time, mostly because I have stopped playing so much modded minecraft! Might have to go see what he's been up to lately!

[@thepronto1961]

Now Kage is finally farming, not gardening! I have the same prob with the worker housing and one couple with 2 kids now. I will now be dead before I can recuit again and my son might be able to have enough rep to recuit new people but I doubt! Now I know why they died so young back then; Because they wanted too!! :)

[@MrValkovski]

i noticed as well that after the last patches two women won't live together in a house anymore. only man and woman can occupy the same house. if you add a woman to a house where there's already a woman, the first one leaves

[@Heisbig]

that is why I'm seeing harems being formed by others

[@user-noobmaster]

Sure let's go with that

[@jeffdriver693]

Kids definitely need to work at 10. Maybe even gather sticks and rocks to gain a skill. Then learn their parents work skill at 13 or something i.e if dad is a hunter he clears traps and hunts rabbits until 18 to then assign him a job. Game has some potential 👌

[@PanamaLane]

Just roll with the family stuff. Basically when you enlist someone, they'll decide who to move in with. It's probably based on factors we can't see, which is cool with me. You actually don't need that many workers anyway, 5 or so can cover all your needs. I feel like its a cool mechanic, I was annoyed with it at first, but it's grown on me. The game isn't "realistic" but I like the limitations it puts on you, in real life a lord would not be arraigning marriages (outside their own family). Kids are going to happen.

[@generalanerke5445]

Here is the thing you will run out of people to recruit so the family having kids is worth it

[@ArissXAS]

Usually in eastern Europe (where I guess the people in the game are technically from) the people don't have fences around their farming fields. Some have, but that's usually only if they have an orchard. The fields were left open, so that people going around with their animals could also go there, after they finished getting their crops, or before they had any. Some have fences if they want to keep their animals in there, at least over winter they keep them on their own property. Somehow I liked the fences until now, but I think it makes more sense without it, like the real people kept it, and the big fields also look better that way, in comparison with the small ones. Of course, play the game as you like. 😁

[@Kage848]

I think the fences look cool

[@ArissXAS]

@@Kage848 Yeah, I watched every episode, so I know. They do look cool in a way, so let them be :)

[@rberberian123]

Kage, your kids name is pronounced zig-freed. Like seigfried with a z

[@wolfhors3_660]

Ok just a suggestion. Houses have pop limits right so try to send dob to a house that only has one space open.

[@oldbeargaming247]

I'm having the same problem with a pair of workers. I'm tempted to do a quicksave, destroy one house and see if I can force them to split up into a male house and female house. Not sure if it will work or not.

[@fatumumbra7727]

As you said Kage, someday you will die and your kid will take over, but the same applies to your workers, without kids in your town you won't have any workers in the future. Don't see it as a waste of space, but as an investment into the future of your town.

[@mensowvm2]

You do know that you can change the crops on your fields per season right?

[@bloodshot0o]

I think you should look further into the whole child thing. When my villagers had a kid their mood was boosted by %5 putting them at %75 and then they started leveling their skills. Also, I believe my population goes over the limit with children.

[@dominictjeh]

just hold the mousebutton down when you have the hose and go from top to bottem go's way better than clikking one at a time just hold the button down and walk down or up works both ways

[@Hayley-sl9lm]

I noticed a bug with field workers, when they're done with one field sometimes they just stand there and do nothing, even when there is other work to do. Right now I have to toggle them on and off duty a lot. Sometimes too when you have at least two field workers, the third just stands there. No always though, so I'm not sure what is up with the AI.

[@alhoff4465]

Zygryd = Siegfried. Please call him Sigi in the next episodes! #Sigi

[@TheHoneyBadger83]

stone fences look great. I use them alot.

[@chrisrawr6177]

Once you get a mine up and running you will be overflowing in rock and yea they look way better then the picket fence, the tier 2 weaved stick fence looks nice though and i use it for my farm area.

[@rberberian123]

I'm liking the series, just wondering whats going on with 7dtd, subsistence and mist.

[@Vell1981]

You should leave the things where the NPCs put them because these are the places they take them from shuffleing it around too much could break your NPCs and they don't work properly.

[@samsquatch7285]

It's a shame we don't get any materials back when destroying stuff

[@blackwakuma6653]

Even if you kick the family out and bring more people in eventually someone will have a kid again so there is no point.. And I think you have another one coming from Radovid and doprawa haha

[@seanlangley6790]

They should add a nanny job.

[@romansantoy]

It’s 8:00 am and I open my phone to see another vid 💪🏽 great morning now lol

[@Stillkill180]

You should do wheat instead of rye as of right now its not important but you can only make animal feed out of wheat and eventually you will have to feed your animals

[@IJ72]

Put everyone on farm in spring, winter for wood and mines! I would do like that!

[@benbaker4198]

The kids have a better state line

[@sprats1241]

I avoided men and women living together by dumb luck. I recruited two men, then two women at a time. Just worked out that way. Now I know to keep doing it that way.

"I don't want another people having kids" lol

[@colebucket1982]

I’ve seen Kage realize the mine gives rock three times now in three separate vids I swear lol

[@Hayley-sl9lm]

Could there be a reason for having your villagers have kids though? Like do the children have skills derived from their parents skills? If so then children may be a way to get villagers with higher skill than those you could recruit from outside the villagers.

[@ranta411]

Great series!

[@xsyntryk8607]

Population is only limited by housing and kids will live with their parents so you can get 4/4 in a house instead of 2, plus they're only mothers for 2 years. It's really the best way to grow your population, it just takes too long for them to grow up and start working.

[@LLMCxDak]

The game will not allow you to manually move someone in with another person of the same gender. The only way for you to have same gender only housemates is to recruit the same gender back to back with an empty house available and no other slots available in other houses. You can however, when you are ready for them to have kids, manually move male in with female and vice versa.

[@aaronharr3295]

Man Um won’t your village just die out if no kids

[@sgtsylver]

The reason you can't move them is because the girl is pregnant. They may not be married yet but the game locks them together. You can tell when someone is pregnant if their mood is 5% higher than what it is normally, the father's mood will have the same 5% boost. I disagree that the family factor is not a valid mechanic. It is absolutely a mechanic. It is the only "hardship" included in the game at this point. Nothing other than that element makes it challenging, not to mention it is a "life simulator".

[@marcusaurilius5127]

stone fence is the same size as the stick version. stone looks better

[@JH-qh4hr]

The housing is frustrating. Also-the whole repairing buildings is such a pointless chore. Part of me wants them to keep it, part of me is like-this is stupid how I have to wait till they are broken broken

[@marcusaurilius5127]

a village maintenance worker would be good who would build torches to keep the village lit at night aswell

[@gamergaming7002]

Stone houses probably need maintenance after 9-10 years in-game.. better than wattle houses which needs maintenance every 2-3 years

[@chrisrawr6177]

@@marcusaurilius5127 This would be nice to have a builder/maintenance worker aka you put the plot down and choose the materials if required and the ai comes along and puts them in from your resource storage. At year 6 myself and putting down a tier 2 stone/wood house has got old quick with the 10 or so trips to the resource shed to grab logs/rocks thus i would be fine with the ai doing it even if it took days for them to complete.

[@marcusaurilius5127]

@@chrisrawr6177 i'm only at 11 buildings so far and its getting boring lol i cant imagine the arse ache when i get to city status.

[@chrisrawr6177]

@@marcusaurilius5127 The thing this game does good is the ai automation of gathering and crafting as most games like this either don't have it thus you are forced to do everything no matter how far you are in the game or they do it very poorly. Endgame is a problem every survival crafter game seems to have but honestly this has been a week out of early access meanwhile games that have been milking the EA/beta train for 5+ years still cannot figure out an endgame.

[@chrisrawr6177]

The problem is settlers having children is all negatives for the player aka you lose a good worker for nearly 3 years and have a useless eater for 18 years who according to discord leaves your settlement at 18 and becomes a wanderer you would have to recruit. Kids should be a bonus you want to happen and imo the best way would be they should take no population spot and start working at around 8 for low end jobs like gatherers and livestock (which currently is not worth having other workers do) and then in their teens work a real job and at 18 you get a highly skilled worker who then takes a population spot and needs a house of their own (not realistic as up until about 100 years ago most families have multiple generations under a single roof but still for gameplay it would encourage you to keep expanding).

[@dakeestal]

No one’s thought yet that your heir needs options to marry and work for them when that time comes?? The kids stats may be generated from both parents, so the same with the villagers?? If a mom and pop are 5 and 7 in farming, wouldn’t the kid’s stay in farming be 7 or better??

[@Ifitallfails]

Just woke up to have my caffeine and a cigarette and I see my man popped out a new video 😁

[@samsquatch7285]

U can fix farmers with quick save/reload

[@benbaker4198]

You will end up with more workers if u keep the family

[@deltacx1059]

Well good thing you are not in a position of power or we would have some serious issues.

[@mckidd9151]

Just as I finished the last one 😁😁

[@Sukotto82]

when making the wall what does the rotation do? wouldn't you be able to pull one line then hit rotate and make a corner keeping it all in tact that way?

[@seanwalley7075]

Walking around with your thrashing tool while grimacing at them would surely make them move faster Kage lol 😁 😈

[@samsquatch7285]

I propose the following for a solution to the children in villages until the devs fix them taking a population slot (which is BS). This can only be done when starting a new game. Build all npc houses as the small one and make it out of stone so you never have to make them homeless. Then when recruiting people always get two of the same sex and fill houses with two guys or two gals. Never make them homeless and repeat this forever and boom no kids except ur own. I'm not sure if two dudes will share a house after year 5 or not but I would assume they will.

[@Kage848]

That might work but you saw in this video, they just move in with whoever they want

[@samsquatch7285]

Ya but those peeps were already there right? I think if you add two of the same sex at a time they won’t switch. You can test it by getting all your haouses filled and then make a new one then recruit two men or women and see if they shack up together. Then make another house and recruit one person that is opposite sex if the two living together and see if the one of the two in the same sex house swaps over to the new house. I know what you’re thinking but this should prove or disprove my theory

[@-Red055]

I think youd say the kids name like "zigfreed" but I could be wrong

[@GhostHunter-ej4ow]

Kicking them out could make get'n new worker harder because it could damage your rep (so to speak) Also, and like you I know it is just a game but....would you want your boss telling you who you could or couldn't date, hook up with or married to? And I was wondering...your building limit is 25 now so why not put up a house or two so when you do get a new worker you don't have to go back and build the house, then go back and get the worker and it leaves you some room to put up other building if you have to.. It just seems like it would save you a bit of time. Any ways....enjoying the vids....keep up the good work. Peace!

[@kingsleymilne9054]

Kage what would you say is the best survival game to play with friends is?

[@davidscott7165]

Kage , the home breaker !

[@JuJu-th3ct]

have you tried to kick your villages off their jobs and then try to change houses?

[@nidodson]

When you reboot the series, which we all know you will once the game is closer to or after official release, write down now to only bring in males or females, to prevent the mess of kids.

[@GlassicGamer]

Others having kids will be free villagers for you. I would just leave them there.

[@CobetcknnKolowski]

Question: Do you have to pay for each square of farm that you harvest or if you harvest anything at all, do you get hit with the taxes as if you planted a full harvest.(Basically do I pay the same taxes for harvesting one square of a 9x9 verses 81 squares of a 9x9). If the taxes are dependent on squares then when I start the game , I am gonna place all my farms beforehand and the plan my town around that. Great video as always Kage, if you haven't yet, Paulsoares started up a cool minecraft-esque survival game that I've also really enjoyed.

[@James_Bee]

You should definitely put farmland down first. I regret not doing that on my current game. I'm not sure how to answer your question, other than taxes are based on what you plant and harvest. My taxes one spring were 2100, but due to a bug I had to reload to winter. I forgot to harvest some wheat and in spring they were 1500 or 1600.

[@michaeltalen3853]

You need kids to replace to old people overtime otherwise your town will die overtime

[@michaeltalen3853]

Your houses are build for 4 people 2 adults and 2 kids can't place 4 adulds in a house

[@keaganveness7988]

This isn't true haha. It's not like when everyone gets old you won't be able to hire new workers from the village. There will always be a constant supply of workers to hire - so your village will never die out.

[@TruthIsTheNewHate84]

No, no you dont. You can just recruit more people. It's far faster to recruit somepne than wait 18 years for a kid to become useful. Plus with recruiting you can choose a skilled worker.

[@1oli100]

Keep the family the kid with grow up and the Parents will pass away

[@eaglerider1826]

kick Radowit out of your town if you don't want another family , move the two girls together then recruit another man . Also move your wife to the tavern and have her cook food will keep her happy .

[@juniorsguitarranch6368]

I have 12 people in my village and 4 are kids. It is not a problem because I have to much food, resources and money!

[@poafm6529]

2 mins after uploading a 28min vid 9likes haha dude your a legend