Fixing Newbie Mistakes in Anno 1800! 

even as a veteran it's nice to get a refresher on the basics. love all informative videos on anno 1800 you make.

Always good to see these guides with a fresh look

When he was looking through his diplomacy history, I felt like I was watching something I wasn't supposed to

Thank you for the informative video!

I heard 'Ber....' and knew what was coming 😰😅

Awesome guides, might have to look at something like this in my game, keep it up ❤

i love this type of content again!

This is amazing being new to Anno and the genre overall.. I may have to submit my save but would be a bit embarrassed at the state of it! 😂😂

Great video, thank you.

Thank you for the advice to produce locally, and that of roads with a unique product, I had forgotten it. PS: as I am not an English speaker, I went to speed 0.75

hes at engineer Id go tot enbesa get the research institute, get a dario, bruno and feras, build a trade union with 20 bicyle facilities and abuse the arbitrage. If hes got no dlcs then obviously its different

I’m a struggling old player lol. I am training with no ai/pirates rn but hopefully will be able to play a great game soon

I think the only reason to ever buy shares is if you want to take over an island without warfare. Since I never play with three star AI I do not know if that would end well, but one and two star AI are easily appeased after you took over their island. Just do some flattering, questing and money giving. But buying shares for income? Waste of influence and good will.

I’ve been watching so many of your videos and thank you so much - my main question is (and I’m on console) I keep stabilising around engineers. But I simply cannot break even for long. I get mad swings in profit and loss and every time I stabilises a certain areas needs the population seems to change and I need more, so I build more but that new addition needs more stuff to work effectively and I’m going round and round and round… help 😅😅😅

I've been confused by the circular trade routes, in both this and the previous video about them. To me it doesn't seem any easier/better than just having the routes setup to send the amount the destination islands need (with a little cushion). Because you have to "set" the amount demanded and keep track/update that anyway, just in minimum stock on "source" and intermediate stops, instead of the trade route itself. Am I wrong? What am I missing that makes this more convenient and easier? In this case, in the 23:05 spot in the video for Schnapps - instead of just sending skarsbag and nickelby the schnapps they need (say 45 for Skars), you have to track the need on pratwell and skarsbag and set appropriate minimum stocks there. And any cushion you send, ends up piling up on nickelby, instead of your schnapps producing island. I'm missing what time/effort that saves you - I would definitely like the idea of not worrying about how much islands need, having to calculate, re-calculate, update. But when updates are needed due to demand, all this method seems to do is make it so you update 2 minimum stocks instead of update 2 amounts inside a trade route. Sorry for the long question, but ive read a bunch of reddit posts and such about managing trade routes, trying to find a better way, but I feel like im missing something - it always seems tedious either way lol. EDIT: Ok, it seems like one reason this is maybe better, is that pratwell is a production island, not the "capital", and nickelby is the capital, right? So nickelby, the capital, is where extra will pile up on by using this method. And yea you still have to calculate the satellite island needs and keep updating min stock, but thats probably easier because their population should level out - and eventually public moorings will happen too, so pop shouldnt change. I THINK im seeing the benefit now as you transition away from your capital producing so much.

LETS GOOO!

I have set up a trade route for coal in the arctic, with air ships, like you did for schnapps. But at every island it takes ages before they leave again. Any clue why?

*cough* Northern rivers removed *cough*

Isn't buying shares the best thing to do when sitting on a bunch of cash, as the share value will go up as the AIs develop their islands. I bought shares worth 500k, which grew to being worth over £10m worth. I prioritise buying Beryl's as she progresses island development most aggressively, just be mindful not to buy shares in too many of her islands as she'll declare war.

I noticed that the tourism pier was kept on Nickleby even though there was no zoo or museum. I do not really understand this pier or how to maximize its usefulness. Any quick tips?

yay awesoms

That Beryl is infuriating. She asks for help , I send a ship over there … there’s a 30 minute countdown clock. I do some chores and get to my ship a couple minutes later, after it sailed…. since I saw a nasty message off her. Looks like she gave up waiting for me - so much for the 30 minute clock. I’m not watching my ships sail to her, in fear she might get antsy and sail away herself. Impatient bot.

So I was playing just last week and now I see there is an update for the game. What could possibly be updated? I don't see any news about it. Any ideas?

"Do everything locally" he says. Tell that to people playing on expert

0:42 Sorry not sorry?…But Taka D:?

Are trade routes better than charter routes?

🙏🙏🙏

He’s bringing in iron from other islands to probably keep his pollution low, I do the same thing. Is this wrong? Real question btw

wait... you can sell shares to the queen?!?!?!

Awesome guides, might have to look at something like this in my game, keep it up ❤