Early on, you get a market in tier 1 to collect gold ingots from your people, but where do they get the gold ingots from? There is no trade market yet. There is no road leading out of the village. Income is just generated and most people don’t need to be paid either. So where does all this gold come from? In tier 3 you can mine gold ore and craft gold ingots. That makes sense. I just don’t understand how the economy can even exist in the beginning. You have to make all the resources your people need, including food, water, soap, firewood, and yet they cough up the gold ingots out of thin air?
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I simply think that the settlers carry some gold with them when they leave their original hometowns to search for a new settlement. They may use gold en route to trade for food and other basic necessities before coming to your town.
Hmm, and of the children born in your town. Houses can be assigned all children and still provide income. They also provide the same income with 1 resident as they do with 4. You can deny all settler requests but at least you see them walk in to your town center (if you’re lucky enough to notice). You don’t see your villagers leaving town to go trade elsewhere or else the map would update the areas that they had seen (lift the fog of war).
I just pretend that every home has a secret mini villain lair cellar where they print gold bars for the taxes.
they brought the gold with em then they steal from traders. when you’re in the farthest frontier you have to do anything to survive. pretty soon the game will enable the option to hunt your own villagers.
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