Stop Your Negative Income in Anno 1800! || Anno 1800 Tutorials 

"propaganda is great, look at how much money we save, look what we have gained, real world consequences be damned" .... Sounds pretty real to me, love little details that mimics the real world so much people hate it, but it works 🤣

It really comes down to - if you want to play a sandbox with self-imposed limitations around propaganda, that's great - but you can't both self-impose a limitation and then also be annoyed that the game doesn't reward you for it. I also don't like to use propaganda, but mostly because I'm shit at the late-midgame where the engineers get mad I'm lying to the workers.

This just talks about how to make more money... i'm trying to learn where the fluctuations come from. As far as I can tell, everything is stocked... but my profit keeps going from +5k to -5k - very often.

Thanks Taka this Tutorial is really helpful for a newcomer to Anno 1800 like myself. This problem kept me on my toes and I had to cut back or pause production a lot. Let’s say it was a pain 😅

Great video! Thanks Taka. Idk who that player is but he sounds super handsome and has a great sense of humor

Quite surprised that you don't talk much about the throughput. I mean, you can produce enough of everything, if your population increased and you still use a schooner to bring your rum or coffee (silly example, ofc, but an easy one to understand), you'll also end up with balance fluctuations. The production is there, but it never gets to the consumer on time. The production/consumption is only the first phase of the checks, IMO. Then you have to make sure that your trade routes are still relevant in terms of which ships are used. THEN (and only then) you're good :) Of course here you do reorganize all the trade routes, so they're all new, fresh and perfectly adapted. But a growing population may screw that at some point. At which point checking only the production/consumption may leave one wonder why things don't work (since production would be okay). That's when the throughput is off. Worst case scenario is when you have both off (i.e. production and throughput). Fairly easy to think it's "just" a production issue, fix that up, and just think "okay, now things will quickly sort themselves out." And a while later, they still haven't. (and yes, i mention that because i had many throughput issues to learn from ! xD relatively new to the game, btw) As for using Docklands to import raw/agricultural while exporting finished/intermediate products, idk... I think it's good early on, but i tend to use it to import intermediate products as soon as possible. Especially steel and brass. Saves a lot of workforce (and space), and requires less contracts to get the same amount of goods. A bit more costly for sure though, but nothing that Bruno Ironbright can't handle :p I never gave that much thought to that use of the propaganda and auto-publish... Well, i guess i should have. Nice trick ! I've learnt a lot through all your videos, and this adds up to the collection. Thanks a lot for all the good work, it really helps ! :)

It would be great to see also videos where you vote save files, seenig the errors but also evaluating the aesthetics, layouts..

Another great video. Thank you.

I have a save for you, base game, no dlc's, I had a good game going until I was playing one night when I was tired and distracted and screwed everything up. I don't even know where to start to fix it, much less what I was trying to do. Lol.

Very good 💖

Do u also do modded saves?

one question.. please someone answer me., how to make bridge to cross the river.??? 😅😅

I am surprised he's already doing electricity with such a tiny town.

Hey Taka....would you wanna "Grade my homework" Right now my campaign is actually kinda stable. But I was having the same trouble of as this guy..the income going up and Down....but I stabilized it. But I have quite a few mods and I have most of the DLC activated. Now...my trade lines might need some healthy criticisms.