this was very enjoyable. while i would personally make some tweaks here and there to maximally abuse game mechanics this layout definitely has a superb pathing efficiency and looks very nice on top of that. i usually like to micromanage the markets and build for maximum space- and production efficiency it usually looks like an awful industrial zone. regarding the apples: you have to micromanage what jobs the inhabitants of the orchard burgages have. some jobs only require 1-2 family member to do most of the work (f.e. beekeeper, miner, some production buildings like smelting ore, etc) while some require the entire family (f.e. farmers, planting trees, gathering berries, milling flour, etc). the family will always prioritize their "job" over their burgage so if all or most of your families in orchard burgages have jobs that hold them at their place of work they will rarely if every have time to harvest the apples when they are ripe. same goes for vegetables. farmers are the worst since the field harvest mostly overlaps with apple harvest. once i gave the families of orchard and vegetable burgages jobs that leave at least one person doing whatever the production of those skyrocketed. also: please manage your markets, i'm seeing a massive amount of markets there that do nothing but hold a production worker hostage. only granary and storage workers should ever run stalls. markets basically "teleport" their goods at each tick beginning with the closest burgage. for food stalls you need the necessary variety depending on the level of the burgages and 1 food per burgage per month. ergo 1 food stall (50 capacity) can support 50 families (1 familiy consumes 1 random food item per month; for level 2+3 burgages you only need the variety in the stalls they don't consume more). so for your amount of people you would only need 4 food stalls placed strategically. for firewood it's the same but per burgage instead of per family. and clothing never actually is used up in the stalls so you only need to make sure that there is a ratio of lvl1 and lvl 2 clothing in there depending on the level of the surrounding burgages (1 lvl 1 and 1 lvl 2 clothing if level is at 3 per burgage). looking at your population at minute 17 you could cut down the amount of market stalls to 4 food, 2 firewood and 2 clothing stalls. if you now let only granary and storage workers run those stalls (and you need only as many workers in there as you have stalls) you could free up a huge amount of workers to be productive elsewhere.
The apple was coming I hot next year 👌 Thanks for so much good info. I have never bothered fixing the market, but I will try do better 😅 at least turn off stalls so only granary and storage have it 👌 Happy you enjoyed the build 😃
We need that intro in a loop asap!!!!
I have some others songs on my channel if you look :) Im glad you liked it. Maybe i put this song out. the song is full 2 min actually :)
this was very enjoyable. while i would personally make some tweaks here and there to maximally abuse game mechanics this layout definitely has a superb pathing efficiency and looks very nice on top of that. i usually like to micromanage the markets and build for maximum space- and production efficiency it usually looks like an awful industrial zone.
regarding the apples: you have to micromanage what jobs the inhabitants of the orchard burgages have. some jobs only require 1-2 family member to do most of the work (f.e. beekeeper, miner, some production buildings like smelting ore, etc) while some require the entire family (f.e. farmers, planting trees, gathering berries, milling flour, etc). the family will always prioritize their "job" over their burgage so if all or most of your families in orchard burgages have jobs that hold them at their place of work they will rarely if every have time to harvest the apples when they are ripe. same goes for vegetables. farmers are the worst since the field harvest mostly overlaps with apple harvest. once i gave the families of orchard and vegetable burgages jobs that leave at least one person doing whatever the production of those skyrocketed.
also: please manage your markets, i'm seeing a massive amount of markets there that do nothing but hold a production worker hostage. only granary and storage workers should ever run stalls. markets basically "teleport" their goods at each tick beginning with the closest burgage. for food stalls you need the necessary variety depending on the level of the burgages and 1 food per burgage per month. ergo 1 food stall (50 capacity) can support 50 families (1 familiy consumes 1 random food item per month; for level 2+3 burgages you only need the variety in the stalls they don't consume more). so for your amount of people you would only need 4 food stalls placed strategically. for firewood it's the same but per burgage instead of per family. and clothing never actually is used up in the stalls so you only need to make sure that there is a ratio of lvl1 and lvl 2 clothing in there depending on the level of the surrounding burgages (1 lvl 1 and 1 lvl 2 clothing if level is at 3 per burgage). looking at your population at minute 17 you could cut down the amount of market stalls to 4 food, 2 firewood and 2 clothing stalls. if you now let only granary and storage workers run those stalls (and you need only as many workers in there as you have stalls) you could free up a huge amount of workers to be productive elsewhere.
The apple was coming I hot next year 👌 Thanks for so much good info. I have never bothered fixing the market, but I will try do better 😅 at least turn off stalls so only granary and storage have it 👌 Happy you enjoyed the build 😃
u got me with your music man epic .nice how to..
Thank you 😃
opposite bug, apples are not growing, but harvesting alot. Nice layout! thanks
Thank you. The apples did come in next year. I explain that in my next video.
how many hours you have city skyline ?
700 hours cs1 and 100 hours cs2 . And you?
Music!!!!😀😙 We need this song!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fine!
Who's only watching from 0:29 till 1:37......? 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
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