![]() If you have another one in you, then have at it good sir! I've lost access to my gardens every since 5.1 corrupted my old saves. Because ajd8b's dataset was never specific about these non-set plants, their attractiveness or their rarity, this list is still missing ALL of its data. Like with the other item pages though, I've also added a non-set list of plants. I hope my interpretation and the placement of your data proved u/MegaTawik, great job filling in the majority of the data fellow contributor! I've filled in the remaining missing bits (together with ajd8b noticing one empty cell) and spruced the place up a bit. If you wish to see the results of your contribution, check and. With a bit of creative field drawing, I created cultivated areas which I can expand when I need.U/ajd8b I've just about finished putting your data-set into the wikia. Plan ahead then! I found very useful to start building my farms from the corners of my island, where the cliffs meets the sea. Considering that all types of crops will be needed even in the late game, when your population has grown to great proportions, you’ll probably need to add farms to sustain production. These will take up an enormous amount of space. Whenever you put down a farm, you then have to draw its field.Leave some room for them! Also, as you upgrade these buildings, you’ll realize that their inhabitants also will need a series of new public buildings with limited street coverage. As your islands develop you’ll often realize that you have to increase massively the number of houses you need to support the bustling economy of your island. ![]() Don’t underestimate the amount of residential space you will need.Here are a few things all beginners should keep in mind: When it comes to construction in Anno 1800, I often found myself saying “if I knew this, I would have done things differently”. To quickly predict whether you can support the upgrade (or have to expand your productive base), select a warehouse or trading port and check for the supply ‘trend’ – represented by green or red arrows – for the relevant goods. ![]() Perhaps you are only able to produce sausage for a much smaller population of ‘workers’. Be sure to have a surplus of labor in the categories you want to upgrade! Similarly, the upgrade might put on a strain on your supply of a specific good. Upgrading 10 farmer houses will replace 100 farmers with up too 200 workers. Upgrading an entire neighbourhood in Anno 1800.īut beware, upgrading a house will replace one category of laborer with another. General unemployment in Anno is perfectly acceptable, even recommendable, reality. Therefore you should always aim at having less jobs than people who are able to do them. Meanwhile having a surplus of labor has no negative effect at all. more jobs than people who can do them) all workplaces using that very category start operating less efficiently. What beginners may not know is that if one of the five categories is in the red (i.e. As explained by the tutorial quests, these are generated by building more houses, fulfilling the needs of its inhabitants and eventually upgrading the house to the next tier of residence (which upgrades its inhabitants into more specialized laborers). Whenever you put down a production building on an island it will require a specific type of laborer (the old world has five, the new world two). These, obviously, are fundamental for production. In Anno 1800, the workforce is the cornerstone of society. Setting up a trade post on an unpopulated island. This can be done by checking in the bottom right of the screen, where the mini-map is. What you should always immediately consider is then the resources on your initial island. Sometimes you won’t be able to grow your glorious potato fields or mine some of that mighty iron ore. All have set types of crop fertility and limited resources deposits (influenced especially by the difficulty setting chosen by the player). What is important for all new players to know is that your home island (and any other island on the map for that matter) does not have all the resources required for your city’s development. You then have some time to consider what you want to do next. These two things alone won’t start draining your initial capital (money being a key resource required for virtually all building). You start only with a small trading post on an island (i.e your ‘home’ island) and a flag ship with some building materials in it. When you are plopped in an Anno map you are not rushed as in other city builders. Settling Islands and Early Expansion Strategy in Anno 1800
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