Farthest Frontier Things I Wish I Knew BEFORE STARTING!

LISTEN you have the healer shack wrong imo. If you just remove the worker, the cost remains per month, you have to click the icon on the left side to halt all work, otherwise youre paying rent to not use it. That has been my experience anyway, its not good enough to just remove the worker.

I think you can explain all this a little faster..should learn speed speaking....really?

got like 400 hours of play so far and just learnt the shift function for straight angle roads lol nice

Started doing this today and it work out great, put a hunting cabin by your farms, even if there are no "deer sighted" in the area they will still show up to eat your crops, you can get lots of pelts, tallow, and meat that way.

Been getting rid of fences one at a time. That tip is a great one!

Game has no church system. The Villagers are nihilistic atheists wish I knew that. The Devs believed morality is something that you just conjure out of thin air instead of it being evolved across eons through religious endeavor and storytelling. The villagers are all like mini versions of Rodion Raskolnikov. It's a dystopian city builder.

i have a logistic problem, i have 6 hunters working non stop, none of them is called Biden, but the meat doesn't get to the houses somehow, the population was at 155, and after a winter without any meat, 45 people died of starvation, afterwards i found a huge stock of meat in hunter cabin storage's all over the map, why is that? can anyone help me turn this around, i just found gold ore, so i want to get the population back up

#1 tip to know before you start playing

1. Don't

extremely useful video in perfect speed... thanks!

HOW DO YOU ROTATE YOUR VIEW?

Nice quick tip about the ROADS with "Shift", to keep them nice and straight, nothing more annoying than seeing your grid layout nerfed by one road that for some bizarre reason went off at an odd angle.

Put some high pass on that vocal audio. It'll make it def much better

Quick shop tip:

Sometimes you can buy items from one trader and sell it to the other for a markup. So always make sure you check what they buy and sell...

Also, when going from tier 1 to tier 2 tradepost, make sure you already have some tier 2 products to sell (furniture, iron bars, weapons etc..) otherwise, its best to stay at tier 1 and sell butloads of coal and clay.

How to limit immigration? Please and Thank You

This is a really handy trick when starting a new settlement, people get attached a lot by the wild animals, we can select individuals and manually target the animal to kill it.
If there is a hunter somewhere and is close by, better use him as he has armour and good damage plus he will harvest meat as well once job is done.

A very usefull thing I found out is that you can drag select villagers and move them to a location and right click on enemies to attack them. Hunters use their bows and have swords, so they would do as guards in early games. I usually gather the hunters to a location to deal with raiders, wolves and bears until I have a defence where they are no longer a need

My tip for beginners.

When you start the game, and you look around but do not find the general area agreeable for your starting location - ReRoll the map until you find where you would like to start.

I love this game. It does have some balance and AI issues though. The hunters are kind of dumb and useless. They only appear to hunt one animal, even though they are surrounded by them. That is only when they are not running away from them. The hunters huts will also get a symbol that states they haven't found any animals for a while. Even though you can see a dozen Deer in their hunting zone and villagers are being chased past their huts by Boars and Wolves. It is like, are you blind? I am sure this leads to the inevitable food shortages that "always" happen regardless. In my current game I haver a half dozen hunters, same number of foragers, fishing huts, farm plots etc, and they still keep getting low on food. Kind of ridiculous.

Slow down

thanks for the video. quick question: is there a way to quickly find idling citizens ? I find sometimes I have ppl idling where I could just assign them in building slots?

I had a greater handicap. It was about things I wish I knew before I left home for the first time.

Can you go over military actions? A bear or wolf shows up and I have no idea what to do. I see there is weapons in the cart, but how do I tell people to put them on and fight back?

Or you could just read the menu and keyboard shortcut after starting a game (pause meanwhile if you want) and you would know 99% of the trick you just told us. Since game tell you all these thing by itself lol. There was only one thing i didtn know (im not that far ahead in techtree) and i only played about 2 hours my steam says.

Wogon would be better if you could choose to load or unload items

Thank you very much i just purchased the game last night and am doing some research on it. this has been extremely helpful. Much appreciated sir ty.

WHY MY FARMER IS UNABLE TO WORK !!!!

Nice tips but did you notice when you selected the fence to choose salvage or upgrade etc. You could probably do the same to upgrade the roads since it was in the tick list.

BRO WTF, I've been individually selecting trees this whole time? I hate my life.

I had started recently and my system lags a bit whilst playing even with low settings.

I was just wondering how I redirect a villager? I've seen people select and individual villager and then look like click on another space near by and they'll walk to it with a green circle.
I don't have that and instead it cancels the villager info and they've been deselected. I've made sure I clicked correctly not just right side to close menus.
But it's got me super stumped

great video but HOW DO I REPAIR BUILDINGS!?!?!?

Instead of turning off the hunter when the deer gets down to 2, why not just move the area that the hunter is targeting?

You already said all these things in your 50 tricks and tips video ...

Love the game, it's got elements from all my favorite city-building games like Anno and Knights and Merchants. Wishing them an awesome launch

Thank you but how do i make my houses not fal apart?

for me the whole restarting over as i discover new things and strategies is a part of this type of game.

It is good to read the comments as well, they do give valuable information before starting the game. Thanks to everybody for the help.

Searched my whole map and there was no clay. I coukd only get them through trade which sucked big time.

Unassign your farmers in the winter esp in early game. It frees them up as builders or laborers to harvest resources and build buildings faster. Make sure to reassign at the very beginning of spring though or you will miss planting season. Works for forragers too.

Things you wish you knew even after watching this video: build granary near farm and near that granary build mill with just 1 worker. If you keep those in proximity it will provide enough flour for bakeries to feed 300-400 people. Unless you're selling flour then never build more than 1 mill.

I have one question, do you need to manage each individual for jobs or game do it instead of you (like in Anno 1800) ?

Thanks for the video. I've restarted at least half a dozen times for the same reasons you pointed out.

I get stuck on homes not upgrading to home stead so I can't get to tier 3

You can build more wagons….. you aren’t limited to one

How tf do I repair buildings?

why does it look like it was made in 2008?

On your farms you can slide your crops around to start growing them further in or later in the season.

lets start a thread of town names

Mines WatchursisterVille lol

i just purchased this game and i found your guides to be very helpful! I've subscribed to your channel. Thanks for the great guides!

Nice. I learned stuff :D