Tlatoani Xochimilco Your First City Guide

[@svyatoslavrurikovich8831]

Thank you very much for the more comprehensive guide! It really helps a lot, and I learned a lot of things not otherwise covered by the tutorial. I do hope you continue this guide eventually so that you can cover the more advanced game mechanics, which is what I was hoping for in this guide.

[@profhobo8681]

This game got a huge update recently, changed a lot of things. You should do another video to see the new stuff!

[@hookedupboer]

Hey man, thanks for the vid! Definitely interested in seeing a part 2. My first round I built porters everywhere and I'm not 100% sure yet how they can be set up to chain resources between each other, i.e. brining maize from one side of the city to another.

[@commissarmarek-main-channel]

Thanks, i will be making the second video on this soon. The game is little hard to figure out at first, now there is a dev guide on steam i think and before proper release the game will get a better tutorial. Things are still changing quite a bit. Lot is different since last time i played the game on the private build.

[@hookedupboer]

@@commissarmarek-main-channel Awesome, looking forward to the video. This game is an absolute gem, and I'm blown away by the level of detail and depth, especially given that this is only the demo for now, the level of content is very impressive. So far enjoiying it more than Nebuchadnezzar

[@XxFallenFlagxX]

I finally got to uneerstabd that turkey needs space. Maybe you can help me out on something : it shows that I can have access to cotton buds, but I don't know how to produce it and I am stuck importing. I would also say that I find that you build a lot of some service buildings. You can sustain 4K pop with a single market with a good placement.

[@commissarmarek-main-channel]

Hey, cotton is grown as buds in fields, then you use cotton workshop to process it. On this map its not a bad export but i started with pottery since there is local tilber and clay. As for the marlet. The goal is 8k pop so planning ahead doesent hurt but also major inefficiency comes from people livimg far from work. Having an extra market allows you to make housing closer to places like the stone mines...