Medieval Dynasty: 10 Things You May Not Know 

I love you, but here are some tips nobody talks about You can use the gravel road tool to get rid of annoying rocks in your way, build the path through the debris, then delete, then build, 60% of the time, it works everytime They tell me if you dont dig up the stumps, they regrow after 2 years, but it feels like actively culling the birch saplings you dont want, and leaving the maple saplings you do, you can cultivate your own forests, honestly I think I might be wrong and crazy about that, but it feels like I have been cultivating good amounts of maple Nobody talks enough about how good the spot between gostovia and denica is, right by the river, ample everythong, right next to a boar spawn for the hunting missions, everytime I have to go to gostovia I get to walk thru the clay puts, great for dauber, great for the clay pot money Here's a great tip, CLAY POT MONEY!!!!! clay pots with st John's wort for 60 a pop, very easy to make, unlock it and let the workshop do it for you, very easy money I swear there's so much they don't let you know that will change everything Get a flat brim straw hat asap, it works for both hot and cold seasons Don't waste a ton of money early on unlocking high level metal tools when you don't have the means to keep yourself in surplus Sure, it's annoying having to make a million stone knives, both for cash, and for meat, but you just gotta do it my man, until your guys make enough surplus so thay you don't Fk I could start an ama at this point, maybe I should A lot of what syrup says is much more informed and up to date then that other guy from two years ago that shows up in the search bar Fk me, last one, whoever said that spears are better than bows should bite a fat one cause he doesn't know how to fight, watch your map, learn your spawns, never let yourself get into a terrible situation, know where the wolves and bears are, the only interaction you should ever have with them is lining up your bow, dialing the shot in, and letting it loose in their stupid wolf brain for a one tap, easy clean, handful of meat Bears are something else cause they don't go down easy so you better be ready to bob and weave, so know your terrain, know the bow your using, be prepared to maneuver, then you make bears more annoying and time consuming then dangerous Nvm, sorry, last tip is the the bow tip Be calm, find your target, creep up on them don't be dumb like me and mistake your jump button for your crouch button, or you scare every animal in the forest and go to bed hungry Be calm,get on their flank, get a great angle on their temple, or forehead if you feel like living dangerously Line up your shot, notch the arrow, dial it in, never hold pulled for too long, should be one fluid motion, pull back, let loose, then harvest Every shot I take now has turned into the mantra, 'line it up, dial it in, let it loose' and youll make the mark, telling ya,your eye knows where to aim, just flow with it

I play on XBOX. I am working hard to promote myself. I have so many question. And yes this 58 year old man games every day. How do you make salted meat? Do you have to store materials and tools for a specific craft in that crafts storage box or do you put the resources in the resources storage building? Thanks. I am new to MD. I recently finished Sub Nautica Below Zero after completing every map in ARK. I am really enjoying this game and your work helps me so much.

I've noticed a good thing about having kids in the game is that obviously your villagers are gonna age, so if you have them have children, those children can take over the jobs of their parents eventually and I actually love that being a factor of my gameplay

While not talking to your wife for a couple of years may have been the main cause for her resentment, I am sure calling your mutual Child "a ressource" didn't help either :D. Thanks for the great vid and all the tipps!

TIP* if you are gathering stones and sticks by hand...equip a spear. It negates the grabing animation so you loot almost instantly. Great videos BTW! Edit...just noticed this is the first tip in the last video hahaha. First time I've seen it. Well done man

1 thing I did not know, by year 7, I had a fully automated settlement that produced all the food, wood, tools, water, etc that it needs. So basically, I had nothing left to do but fix buildings when they broke. 50 adults, 29 kids, set seasons to 1 day, played until my kid was 18, retired and got my last achievement, play as an heir. Got 1 million coins by selling iron hammers and extra crops my people made for me. Fun game but automating everything kills it.

Most accurate marriage sim ever😅

ma-ma-maattteee!!! You are an absolute wizard! Your tips and tricks are amazing! I only got the game yesterday, and have 2 houses, 2 villager and a well, I am so glad I've found your videos and the other tips people have commented because - DAYMM! If I didn't read/ watch these I would of made every mistake in the book! Thank you so much!

I miss combat in this game. There should be village security and raiders, something like they did in Farthest Frontier.

Another GREAT guide! Thank you!

Thank you I just started playing about a week ago but I’ve restarted so many times 🤦🏽‍♀️ this video was very helpful and the other video you did on the farming thank you 🙏🏽

Me with 300+ hours: *furiously taking notes*

Great tips. Just something I was looking for

I just started this game on gamepass. The first mission already has me hooked. Cant wait to dump 2000+ hours

I learned a few new things from this video. Excellent tips here!

interesting. we have separate views on the night. i often tell people not to waste the night time and get things done that you dont need daylight for or fast complete resources that are piling up when NPCs cant complete them quick enough. It is true that you dont get tech points when ur villagers are asleep but you can still get stuff down quicker at night and save daytime for tasks that require you being able to see, like building and field placement. though if you have access to night vision potions thats not an issue either.

Would like to hear more of your thoughts and advice on villagers/ village management.

I just started playing on PS5, this helps alot!

Played MD for a while and never appreciated the skill raise associated with producing high value items! Also usage of the possibilities drug. I've built small farming outposts centered around a farm shed and four houses, a storage building, etc. Great tips!

Sweet!! Thank you 😊

One week in and havent even started a farm. Barely made a wood shed. Im way too busy making/selling stone knives.

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So nice tondras à lot of people like the game and play it. I just bought it today on PlayStation store (promo) and can’t wait to start de over al aspects of the game.

Just wanted to add something you wrong about once your villagers children turn 14 you can make them apprentices to work so no you don't have to wait till villagers children turn 18

Quick question, does the tier of house matter? I always build stone houses. But, after unlocking the bigger, the the biggest house, I really don't want to go through the hassle of destroying them and building new ones.

Why are there no cover for your windows? We can put the covers needed using the decorate tool.

Interesting... Although I've only gotten back into the game - I'm noting that at 3:03 some of the children are starting off with 6 points in skills. How did you/they manage that?!? I also see that "Dobrowoja" who is 8 years old has a 10 skill... How'd that one come about?!? Looking things over they can't be an apprentice until they're 14 years old.

Playing on Xbox I’ve done a playthrou with having no equip weight. I’m thinking of doing another playthrou and seeing anyone suggest keeping equip weight on. Also are their any other settings worth messing with

The game needs a trusty storeman to deliver resources to the respective producers.

I've been trying to figure out at what what level of "work output" does a worker begin to become unhappy? For example, I have my wife named "Amelia" (who does excavation), set to 82% output right now (she works alone), and she's actually quite happy because she loves her job. However, I have a farmer who doesn't like his job that much set to 80% output (although by default he was a level 3 farmer & he works with one other farmer who enjoys it). This guy hates his job. His happiness depletes quicker. I'm guessing it's mainly because he might not like farming although it was his highest rated skill.

How do you get stone houses ??

Does anybody remember which video simply syrup talks about making upgraded houses instead of the basic stick house? I can't seem to find that video, and I just wanted to hear what he had to say about all that.

7:34 Isnt it 2 years?

This game is NOT based on reality. I stopped speaking to my wife 3 years ago and she still wont leave me 😆

Do knowledge skills effect tech tree??

If you can could you do a vid on State of decay 2?

question...when should you quest and when can you just let them go until later

When an NPC is a mother, she won't work for 2 years not 1.

Didn’t realize we use dynasty rep to recruit lol, and what is the dynasty rep leading to, curious but not sure if I should let it be spoiled yet lol

I spent over 60 hours before I realized there was a third person view and there was a tab to assign villagers tasks.

Remember folks, torches keep you warm no matter the clothing you wear.

Whose game had went 18 years or more?

#11 Significant progress guaranteed after 40,000 clicks. #12 Get rid of the intrusive quest reminders by jumping and fetching for other peasants. Super fun!

NO! Huberta was my wife ..... NOOOOOOO!!!!!😭 Now that she left 🤠🤣 great video thank you

I banished my first wife, she was ungrateful after I went to get her some stupid fish soup. I was chased by wolves, starving and scared, and she just says, “I’ve had better!” My new wife is a free spirit, and she’s so silly and sweet, I love her personality! There’s plenty of fish soup in the sea I guess 😆

Thanks for these tips! I remember someone telling me that higher skill workers will help lower skill workers level faster if they're in the same building together but I wasn't sure if that was true or how it worked. Farmers are still a bit puzzling to me. You said that their skill level doesn't affect their performance in any way but how is their xp gain calculated? In my game I first recruited someone as a Barn Worker to work continuously on producing fertilizer to keep up with the piles of manure coming from my pigs. Then not long after that I recruited an actual Farmer to manage the fields. They both started at level 3 and even though the Farmer came a bit later she leveled to 4 before the Barn Worker.

"i forgot to talk to my wife for a couple of years and she took my heir in the middle of the night and left me."

Is character customization available for this game

What?? Your wife will leave you?? Love this game already and I don't even own it yet...

Oi, Huberta is my wife.

I just got this game for PS5 GOING TO SUB/follow thanks for all the tips !

I want my wife with a specific name what can i do?

Nothing completly wrong.. WOW!! Sadly the video should be named : How to rush the game as fast as possible.

Saw you could play up to a month in game on xbox..so I picked that option thinking it would have a ton of content throughout the season..now 2 seasons later,after I have done everything I grew bored with it..and the building limit is 65 which made me more mad..your wife talks to you every season if she has a quest for you and besides that her dialogue is pretty generic..I don't know if we can become a Duke or Lord of the whole region as we reach endgame content..but for me as of right now..I was disappointed by the lack of content in it

11 - the game is absolute garbage

i can see your channel in the future. In about 1.3 years you will have at least 50K.

I've had a wife for 3 years still at 100% affection, sleeping next to her every night, even if it's for two hours, talking to her every morning, and buying her a gift every season It has never dropped, not even 1% ,, It must be true, love, lol