I’ve found trying to expand your kingdom into towns kinda comes with cost. In my recent build (creative but, regular might still apply), my peasants continually baffle me with how they consistently starve in odd intervals. I tried making Horse carts that stop at Stockpiles, granary’s, Produce storage, fishmongers and butchers, and have them drop off the goods nearest to the starving areas markets. Yet they still starve even when the Markets are stocked up. I think it may have to do with the Marketers going by themselves to collect the food and charcoal at great distances, and thus there’s no one for the Heads of Household to buy the stuff from? Thats my best guess. It’s a really strange behavior but I think the peasant AI is just going a really long way to try and resolve its job, but in the most obtuse way possible.
Yeah even if it's stocked they may not go I think due to a set number only allowed to take from the buildings but they are weird when it also comes to construction
I’ve found trying to expand your kingdom into towns kinda comes with cost. In my recent build (creative but, regular might still apply), my peasants continually baffle me with how they consistently starve in odd intervals. I tried making Horse carts that stop at Stockpiles, granary’s, Produce storage, fishmongers and butchers, and have them drop off the goods nearest to the starving areas markets.
Yet they still starve even when the Markets are stocked up. I think it may have to do with the Marketers going by themselves to collect the food and charcoal at great distances, and thus there’s no one for the Heads of Household to buy the stuff from? Thats my best guess.
It’s a really strange behavior but I think the peasant AI is just going a really long way to try and resolve its job, but in the most obtuse way possible.
Yeah even if it's stocked they may not go I think due to a set number only allowed to take from the buildings but they are weird when it also comes to construction