The Thirst for Gold - Foundation (Part 2)

[@Arcon1337]

It's so nice to see unnamed Village grow and prosper by the hands of Lord unknown!

[@lvl.1m1garandwielder]

Love the series, Lord Pravus!

[@dinoling3527]

Hail pravus

[@tafas15]

Same

[@deliberatelynomadic]

When you change the resource stored in the warehouse from stone to wood at the 2:00 point, you immediately lose all of the stone that was stored. To avoid this, be sure to empty your warehouse of the good you're replacing before changing the stored resource.

[@patrickborunda4749]

Do the Island Fort and an Island Monastery. Praise Pravus.

[@nujAresTaz]

I'd like to see an Island Monastery

[@masterofgreymog5751]

The buildings can't give you a prediction on their productivity, because that productivity is dependent on how far the villagers have to walk to do all their other things - which determines how much time they have left to work.

[@samueltrusik3251]

Embrace your inner Mr.Krabs...

[@wytsevanleeuwen6499]

It's an amazing game! Please upload more Foundation video's.

[@varunsharma8371]

You can make some piers and fishing huts on the islands. Use the islands as a bridge to get to the other side as well.

[@stokedowl5945]

The sheep button I think has fixed so it doesn’t crash. If you click it enough you eventually get a nice surprise. It was an amusing little joke.

[@varunsharma8371]

The Villagers are really cute and doll like. Kind of like the game Fabledom.

[@Letsleepingplantslie]

What a chill little game.

[@HansMartinHammer]

It did hurt my brain quite a bit when you kept insisting on calling it "Sheeps" instead of "Sheep" xD

[@RhombonianKnight]

I feel like this should be the town of PRAVUS VULT! Praise Pravus!

[@VincentMC290]

Watched all Citybuilder Videos on Your channel

[@lethalspaceduck3800]

You have to assign weapons to your soldiers, in the military tab, it makes them more efficient in missions for the king

[@tigeriussvarne177]

Praise Pravus

[@dennisassmann3563]

An island monastry could look nice.

[@VincentMC290]

You are the only true Citybuilder youtuber

[@matthewcopley7679]

I do not know Pravus, an Island build would be pretty cool once you get the economy and population settled. Imagine stone bridges to a Large Stone Castle 🏰 located on the largest island 🏝, trade ports and fishers on another island, and the last island as your own private manor.

[@dalfokane]

This has become my new IXION. I need MORE!

[@Jose_domani]

Pls keep this one going I love this game

[@orangeboiii3942]

i like this game. play more of this game

[@zechrov]

I'm sorry but the shadow on that fishing boat made me believe that it was sailing in mid-air ROFL

[@LWT1331]

You can have 2 gather huts near the bushes (i.e. 6 gatherers). Should help with your early food problems.

[@HeroNotFound05]

You should name the town after your coming child!

[@bouteilledeau1463]

You may not read this, but here's what I got from my recent sessions: Tax em bois!! They're just serfs in the early game, they will never leave your village. Because of how much you absolutely need the tools (and the cloth in your build), commerce can never be your backbone at the beginning, they can only support. As such, you shouldn't slow down plank production, increase it instead. It is good to invest in polished stone, but they are far slower to make, not only due to each hut requiring only 1 worker, but said worker is slower making 1 single polished stone than 1 carpenter making 2 planks. This hard limit means your tax rate must be quite high to compensate the expenses, there's even a chance at a quest where you do just that when money is getting low. The common goods arrive quite late and require iron to make, among other things. The rate by which you can make these late-game items depend on the amount of iron mines you find or how many iron bars you can afford. I hope they tweaked the production rate of these since the last major city I had with them. Plus you need iron to make tools. For wheat, the ratio is 3 wheat to 1 flour, so 1 farm and 3 windmill will chew through your wheat awfully fast. And considering the waiting times you need to have your crops planted, growing, harvested, then letting the farm go idle for a while to not spoil the fertility, I don't think the 1 farm 3 windmill build is winning. Seems the money has catched up by the end of the video. At least you can tax the windmill. You should get something from the game about that.

[@srfcste]

I neeeeeeeeeeeeed more foundation please

[@shopshop6966]

You should name it the Hill Kingdom

[@Curly_Horse]

Yooo i was waiting for episode 2! :)

[@paragonaesir1957]

Pravus, are you selling the clothes to your pops in the market? I never really saw you set that up in the video.

[@OldLordSpeedy]

18:20 Do you have had before enough time to clean the land from the woodland - now do you have too less land for your field's. And of course enough saved money from sell the planks too. Game style same this should be expand slowly and wise reclaiming your land how you want to use. Free land looks easy for farming but woodland let you earn wood (and planks aso.) first. This is to 100% a better spot. Do not forget to put all your folk to put it into your kirk - not forget that they then not work too. But the folks love it. I like it that do you can't fail so easy same in The Settlers I, II and II Gold Version. This is the good side of painting working place. Bad is the bad house management where houses build to near to another, but this the contra of own streets. In older versions helps to use a big ground to paint. It is possible that you more zoom in to show the settlers and talk the difference between "monk/nun", "only monk", and "only nun"? Or is this only an optical difference?

[@AllenYCLau]

Praise Gimli!

[@OldLordSpeedy]

Exactly here good to see - do you want make catch fish but the transport of goods (berries and wood) stopped your fast build after do you was too fast to grow higher as build a solid transportation and enough stores for your we-need-every-time-things. At start we see too many wood and just one storage area. Do you can not only see all inside the yellow circle - do you can earn it too! Do not forgetting that do you can sell near all products very early in this nice game - use that to earn money. This was so a limitation in The Settlers I and II.

[@mrmcgee7967]

Love the series and have a potential name for the town. How about Gimmsmede? Totally not projecting and wanting to see more gimli ;p

[@benjamincorey6259]

Jack made a poor deal when he traded the cow for a handful of beans. He should have traded for a bushel, or two of magical wheat seeds.

[@lukasmuller4606]

I suggest "Bischofswerda" as the town name

[@MrSHADOWANGEL999]

The midas thirst

[@OGdrodro]

Rule no.1, Don't say "oodles" unless it's followed by "noodles".

[@ayrazah1037]

love the geame you made, keep going alright. I recomend you like give another version with indonesian language as a title but a suppose indonesian people gonna like it

[@Dark__Thoughts]

You just voided 100 stone by not emptying the stock before switching its resource type.

[@darthgavel6766]

Name the town Dobbysburg 😎

[@Seluecus1]

if they based the farming mechanics on somewhat realistic practices, then a tree line prevents erosion, which means no loss of nutrients needed for growing. That being said, the areas "Near" the tree line will be less nutrient saturated than the area away from the trees. This is how it looks with that sprawling field, completely encircled by trees. This also makes me wonder if the soil nutrient density changes with deforestation. IF this is the case, then it would be prudent to keep a small line of trees encircling your fields, as much as possible.

[@Dark__Thoughts]

It's as simple as no trees = fertile ground.

[@Sparten7F4]

The island actually makes some sense if you intend to be any sort of a naval power. Cliff-side, too. Dunno how that would work in this game, but meh

[@XercinVex]

Huzzah for theological gender equality!

[@selahdambra6575]

i figured it out! You sound like Zachary Levi... (Flynn from Tangled, Chuck from Chuck)

[@jay_zone2298]

Wheat and Rye can't grow in shade city boy lol

[@SlothfulTom]

Is it possible to increase the size of the UI? I'm having difficulties reading it even at HD quality. Otherwise really enjoying the series so far

[@OldLordSpeedy]

Yeah this is so a limited factor in all free building games. Big size let you see you more of the place around but let make all things very small.

[@Dark__Thoughts]

It has UI scaling in the options, yes.

[@niekvanderhorst6065]

More plz

[@DarkDragon357]

Pravus should play more democracy 4. i would love to see a hardest difficulty america run. day 135

[@Saphorik]

Pravus, enlighten me, what is the plural form of sheep?

[@luyaoxie2261]

Let’s gooooo

[@elijahpeterson5753]

When you switched the stone to wood you destroyed 100 stone jtlyn

[@resamoc]

For a name: Corgiston

[@josephdragunov374]

Could name your city "Pravusia" or "Pravusburg"

[@beaub152]

you want that pravussy huh

[@philipfoster9251]

Are there any games on Xbox that is very similar to this?

[@the_spicesea_admiral]

Pls make a hoi4 dutch kaiserreich series

[@OldLordSpeedy]

5:19 Do you have less money after now can earn tax money? Do you not forgetting that do you buy hammer and ring the bell for god's house firstly? Only happy people works good - the game mechanics catch "fast people" how not store goods for sell or use slow transport. To grow up too fast with a full place of trees in place of your village let the settlers less space for new houses. The sin of this game is really to be not too fast - be calm and starts to sell the goods how your neighbour's love to buy. This makes very fast many money.