Manor Lordsで2番目の居住地を構築する方法 - Japanese

• パン、木、石を20個追加します。
• さらに8つの森
• 金属ツールを10個追加しました。
• 地域の宝物を50個追加しました。
• ただし、どれだけお金を費やしても、常に 5 つの家族と 1 頭の雄牛から始めることになります。

• Don't forget the lessons the first settlement taught you: start with two warehouses, then build a hunting camp and a gathering cabin, continue building a logging camp and a logging cabin, and then start worrying about creating settlements.
• Residential areas do not need to be next to each other. Your second settlement may be on the opposite side of the map from your first settlement, and your third settlement may be very far away from both. However, it is worth building settlements close together because trade between regions can occur faster and militia units can appear sooner.
• Another advantage of neighboring settlements is that shortcuts can be built across the boundaries of the area.
• To enable trade between settlements, build a charging station in the Logistics tab. From the Pack Station menu, you can select the target area to trade and then the resources you want to send and receive. Remember that you can only trade resources, not regional wealth, and the game will determine the value of each resource. For example, one unit of planks costs two units of stone, and that is what merchants exchange.
• You can buy a mule to work at the loading station. A trader with a mule can trade more resources than a trader without a mule. Destinations do not require separate charging stations for changes.
• The seller will go directly to the warehouse or warehouse that stores the raw materials you sent them. However, having multiple packing stations will speed up the replacement process, especially since only one family can work at each station. The best source of trade with the new settlements is on the board.
•   You can use the planks to construct various buildings and make effective upgrades, and saving the sawmill for later will allow you to spend your time on wood and cows on other projects. The best resources What can provide a new settlement are tools.
• At least in 0.7 you don't have to use tools to create anything and you can get multiple tables per table. All resources obtained from an abundant deposit can also be exchanged.
• Try not to establish a second settlement until all areas of the map belong to you or Baron Hildebolt. Bandits stop stealing resources when they have nowhere to hide, and this reduces the burden on your new settlement.
• No matter how many areas or settlements you control, you can maintain up to six militia units. Retinues you create before reaching six teams will count towards this limit, but retinues you create after reaching six teams may exceed this limit.
• If you have two settlements that can trade back and forth, you won't need to rely on one area to produce all the resources. This means you can specialize each city based on its local abundance and then use charging stations to trade excess resources back and forth.