Villager Guide in 7 Minutes | MEDIEVAL DYNASTY TIPS FOR BEGINNERS

I was also expect you to mention hold ALT to see their stats when you want to recruit them, or that you need to place the foot/firewood in their house chest unless you make a storage related to the item and they will pick them up themselves.
or maybe you did, i was also eating and i might have not been focused.

Adding decorations to villagers homes also increases their happiness (but maybe this was added after you made the video, I’m new to the game). Thanks for the tips!

You forgot to meanson about skill points

Children waiting till 18 to work? What is this, American Dynasty?

Would be nice to have a separate option for a bunk house of sorts so that singles of the same sex can live in a larger building together. This would allow for easier pairing choices and population control.

Two children named Alruna? Ugh. Too bad you can't rename your villagers or their kids! FYI: Amazing guide. Very helpful in understanding the game better. Thank you.

Now THIS is a guide! Easy to understand, well structures and comprehensive about its topic. Took me way to long to find this among all the medieval dynasty "guides".

I appreaciate everybodys work but some Videos are just better than others. Thank you. 👌

The whole beginning of the video the fire noise made my ears bleed Im sorry for the negative comment but it's almost as annoying as someone eating on mic TURN down the ambient sound

Medieval times, giving mothers more time off than today's US

thanks for the tips. question, should I build a wall around the village?

I have a villager that has a home & a job that I just added. They have a red face but a green arrow. Idk if I should change their occupation or not or if they’re actually becoming happy.

Thankyouuuuu ☺️

I'm currently building a hamlet to city, thanks for the info & useful in the future :D

Thanks for the info ^^ a couple questions though:

Late game, how much dynasty rep per new recruit do you need?

Will the children leave/ reach -100 mood if the other aspects (basic needs and a job) are provided for?

Hands down the most tedious game possibly ever made

Great video. Sadly missing info on Young aprentices

Great Guide!

How to increase the maximum number of houses?

what about the statuses I've got one which looks like a bang/explosion sign any ideas?

Being able to build upwards would improve this villagers mood

Man i just found out about this im -300 reputation lol bc i was stealing stuff 😂

man I am glad I found this video I am a new MD player and I was wondering what I did wrong...

Helpful, thank you from a new player ❤️😎

I'd like a guide to each of the villagers professions. Hunters and lumberjacks I can understand, but farming for example, I don't know when to bother with them. It seems I have tried to do farming too early.. and now my villager just does nothing as a farmer because I don't have seeds and fields for them to work in.

Hands down the best guide I've seen for the game. Well done, sir! Subscribed!

Also If you jest add women to your Village they will not stay in your house. I have lost 3 new people trying that.

Just one quick add on for ways to lower villager hapiness. Everyone has things they are good at, high skill level. But if you ask each villager there is one or two jobs they literally don't like. If you assign them one of the jobs they don't like that will also decrease their happiness.

Intriguing insight into the nature of the sitting Monarch, as I have a 'bad' king at present guess that means that I won't be able to do any more royal challenges- ah nuts! Just hope the odious turd does everyone a favour and falls off his perch this year!

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700+ hrs in game. All story quests long completed. 87 workers, total population is 137. I can’t recruit new villagers regardless of completion of side quests since the DR requirements keep going up every season. Annoying.

If you move kids out when they turn 18, do the parents have more kids or are they just done? At what age are people considered “too old” to have kids?

Great stuff Nas!

Thought that the child's skill points were the sum of the parents' skill points divided by 2 and rounded down. Did they change this?

Excellent info. Thanks!

Good info as always Nas!