How Elon Musk Broke Bannerlord - THE Workshop Guide
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- Опубликовано: 19 июн 2024
- It's a classic rivalry that will go down through history - Elon Musk Vs Jeff Bezos. How could anyone compete with the Amazon Workshops?! In this guide, we take a deep dive into the entire Calradian economy and more specifically workshops. By the end of this video, you will know how both work and how to position yourself to earn an amazing return on your Denar investment!
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0:00 - Intro
1:56 - Why Trading Early Game Is So Bad: Unstable Pricing
4:30 - Trade exploit: How to reach level 300 in a single day
5:57 - Trade exploit 2: How to go over 330 trade in a single transaction
6:48 - Good trade perks to have
7:74 - Calradia Economy Overview: How it works
9:24 - Workshop Testing
12:08 - Workshop Monopoly Testing
15:25 - Why is prosperity so important to workshops profits?
16:19 - IMPORTANT Full Overview of ALL Workshop info IMPORTANT
20:05 - Creating a monopoly in action
20:56 - Using mercenary troops to pay YOU their wages
22:08 - Using 300 Trade perk to buy up fiefs 
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Sometimes I like to believe you married your wife and also took of all her clothes and happy ran to nearest second-hand store and sold it, and came back home in a new car, new clothes for her and yourself, and new business in whole country.
Isn't that what marriage is all about?
Also works in the game, btw
Haha that's when you know you married up! Gold digger, but in reverse!
How much for a Shoutout ?
@@TheMedievalPrince anyone who's a channel member or Patreon support make it you the list, in the future if there are too many then I may need to adjust it but for now that's where it's at :) I think Patreon goes as low as $1 if I recall?
@@Strat-Guides well technically how much would it be for a channel shout out. in Better terms!
"Legit math, not Taleworlds math."
**whole Taleworlds crew applies ointment for burns**
Rivalry moment
Lol it was supposed to be in good fun :) TW maths is superior to statistics because it allows me to have negative wages!
@@Strat-Guides just like me in real life, my economy operates on TW math.
@@tomasz9429 haha hopefully the good kind and not the 1% bonus kind!!
Your systematic approach to determining how the deeper game systems work is commendable. Awesome videos!
Thank you Dyadica! I have quite a bit of experience in collecting data from my schooling so luckily it comes naturally at this point.
@@Strat-GuidesHow can i learn this skill
Man... 100 gold profit! How do I possibly make my workshops profitable... *sees Strat Gamings new video*... Oh, I just have to manipulate the entire continents economy, no biggie. Thanks for your hardwork Strat, it's appreciated.
P.S Do you do this without drugs or caffeine or are you just this naturally gifted
Lol manipulating the whole economy is the extreme measure - I think the most practical piece of info I got from this testing is to avoid low prosperity towns for workshops and seek out high prosperity towns. Even a bad workshop in a high prosperity town will do okay.
I actually don't drink caffeine. I just really enjoy working when I find something I'm passionate about - numbers and video games have always been near the top of the list for me :)
@@Strat-Guides who needs caffeine when you're a literal willpower God
Strat is too powerful for this world
Cocaine is a hell of a drug
You guys are making profit?
@@Strat-Guides I love how you avoided the question of drugs 😂 but caffeine “ I don’t take Caffeine” 😉
If it helps you out, there are 59 livestock producing villages, so based on your fief count the Khuzait clan bonus stacked with the additional 10% perk on a governor would boost production of 21.2% of the villages on the map (town and castle both) by 35%. Food attached towns by 20% with granary accountant, and mines, etc attached to towns or castles by 10%. Vlandia only getting 10% extra on castle bound resources.
I swear I love the dedication you put on these videos, as always leaving a well earned like!
Loved that intro lol
Thank you! I appreciate you saying that - I do put a ton of work into these so it helps to hear that. It's a lot of fun too and hopefully the guides are helping in some way :)
Lol the poor tesla mount failed the public demo!
@@Strat-Guides friend,i will buy your trading course 🤣
This is genius. As an econometrics major I absolutely love it. Subbed right way!!
Thank you! I had a close friend in college that studied economics and econometrics was always the class that weeded out most people haha You must have a strong mathematics background!
Your videos are of the highest quality! I've been doing a merchant/ Smith playthrough while only fielding mercenary troops. Trying to build an empire without using any faction specific troops is difficult and expensive lol
Oh perfect, this was right up your alley then!! Yeah it's tough sticking to one faction, but it's a nice challenge if the base game is too easy :)
A no-combat, trader playthrough is not just possible, but realistic this way if you can buy everyone's castles!
Yeah for sure, once you get a couple fiefs under your belt it begins to snowball! Especially with no garrisons to pay for, each castle is at least 500 - 1000 each and it really adds up quickly.
@@Strat-Guides good work mate ,keep it up and waiting for your videos after realise 😎
Ah, yes, the Blackrock method XD
@@venerablebrothergoriate5844 underrated comment.
A tip about castles - they can't rebel, so there's no need to worry about loyalty (or even garrison, if you did the same mistake as me and doomed yourself to ultimate boring playthrough of not joining any faction and buying the whole map). Of course loyalty increases the gains a bit so there is merit in building the loyalty buildings anyway
Elon was only able to do this because Bezos is currently distracted by the Rings of Power disaster.
I guess when you're a billionaire, you gotta take advantage of situations like these :)
I heard about that - I guess they are upset that it doesn't follow the books? I have not looked it up much so I'm ignorant on the topic
@@Strat-Guides Ive heard a few complaints. The lore complaint, as you mentioned. Ive heard pacing complaints (both too fast and too slow weirdly enough). And ive heard that it looks and sounds great, but the script is either illogical (like a character responding bizarrely to something, but neither they nor the audience have a reason to know what it is let alone why it would be meaningful or bad or good) or having weird character interactions.
No idea if its accurate though.
@@2639theboss I have to admit I don't follow the books at all, so most likely I wouldn't have any complaints personally due to ignorance. I think LOTR fans are very loyal and passionate so I get it
hotd solos no diff
i was waiting for workshop guide from you and you deliver , and deliver very well.
Thank you! I probably should have done this one a while ago, but I'm glad I waited until 1.8 since they changes so many things
I love that I'm also getting a finance lesson watching this lol. Good stuff man
Another outstanding guide! You never cease to impress sir. Well done.
Thanks Abbott! It's always fun to try to match an IRL personality to a video game lol nothing says billionaire like a king :P
AYOOOOOOO, that was the most insane intro in bannerlord history 😭😭😭
so talented and yet so humble - great work as always :)
Haha Elon Musk the humble billionaire :) Thank you for watching!
For those curious, the reason starting good prices is so high at the start of the game is because.... there are virtually no goods when the game starts! Supply and demand. It would be nice indeed if we could shoert everything at the start of the game.
Makes sense. I thought it was because the empire fractured in a civil war and the unstable economy was a byproduct of the political turmoil tearing Caladria apart… but I like your explanation better.
The amount of work you put on your videos is awesome
Thank you for noticing!! I appreciate the help with the algorithm as well :)
It's sad that even after the full release we have to pretty much break the game to turn a profit with this economy system.
Calling it full release was total bullshit and robbery for new comers. Nothing changed, their game is still buggy asf and unfinished and they are still patching 1000 times a year to fix it.
they just wanted to have another big money income after early access sales by calling it now " full release ".....fkin liers.
I think the devs are scared of making Trade profitable because then exploit seekers would then find a way to make a daily income of 35k from wine presses in Valandia or something.
Really all they need to do is cap the amount workshops can make daily to something like 3k or so.
I have played a lot of games and consumed a lot of YT videos for those games over the years.
Of all the content creators, you and Spirit Of The Law, who covers Age of Empires 2, are by far the best creators. Your content is full of good information, well edited and explained, and funny at the same time. I appreciate your work.
Thank you Jokitzm! I actually watch SoTL as well even though I have not played AoE2 in a long time. I found his channel when I bought AoE4 last year and after the game flopped I kept watching because I enjoy his style. It's a huge compliment, thank you :D
My mind was fried as you said enough economics to break a CEO's mind from all that PTSD from managing a corporation that like yours spans across the entire known world
Truly impressive! Thanks a lot for all this useful info!
I'm glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
This is incredible. Now i'm gonna do this every playthrough.
Amazing analysis!
Appreciate the number crunching
Dude you go above and beyond for your videos!
Thank you for noticing! Hopefully these guides are helpful in some way
I like that you use legit statistical analysis good stuff man.
Great, very detailed video. I love it
Outstanding work. Great video 👍
Thank you very much!
I just finished my black belt six sigma training so it was hilarious seeing you pull out variance when I have literally never seen it until class and this video
Man all your insanely detailed guides had me do "literally" nothing but instantly applying the great ideas they come up with, not to mention i didn't even take the time to write an appreciative comment ever.. with that being said I'm gonna be honest I'm writing this comment because i have a question: I remember watching someone saying something about luring family parties to specific locations without creating an army whatsoever, is that possible ? i mean since this is the only Bannerlord channel i watch (being honest x2) i'm assuming you got into it in some part of a video that i can't remember, if not.. well.. i guess it's just a wild dream i had last night because i'm so obsessed with this game.
Thanks for watching my guides!! You don't ever have to apologize for asking a question, I'm here to help as best I can :)
As far as luring clan parties - it's possible but would be very unreliable and difficult. The only way I can think of doing it would be to create a clan party near a group of bandits and have them close enough to give chase right away. I guess there could be another way... If you go by yourself and have bandit troops chase you, you can bring them to the clan party in hopes that the clan party will chase the bandit who is chasing you lol I don't think it would work very well though.
I know I had a section in one of the houses where I released a clan party near an event that was too fast for the army to catch, but the small party could, you could try the same thing by creating a party.
Yeah Bannerlord is amazing! Don't hesitate to let me know if you have questions in the future.
@@Strat-Guides Thank you so much! didn't expect the early reply, keep up the good work.
@@nassimbenhenni6746 I'm just about to go to bed so you caught me at the perfect time :) will do!!
i liked the video upon witnessing how much effort was put into crafting this video alone.
Thanks Kyle! Yeah this was a big project for me. It turned out okay and I'm glad you enjoyed it enough to drop a like :)
Just one word: AMAZING! Thank you !!
Sweet!! Thanks for the kind words :D
I watched that lesser scholar video on the trade exploit recently and mused aloud "huh, great video! Would have been really nice for content's sake if he turned his method into an itemized list for clarity" and, of course, Strat does it unprompted within 3 minutes of having just disproven conventional early game Bannerlord trading advice with hard data while also being hilarious
makes me want to comment "algorithm" on every video you've ever posted tbh
I was watching some hoi4 videos recently and realized how difficult it is to follow along without more than 1 method to explain. Often times talking and running through it quickly just isn't enough so I figured I would try to fix that in my guides moving forward :) I appreciate the support!
I'm confused. Why are the mercenary troops paying you exactly? I get that the perks give a 50% reduction, but that doesn't account for negative wages... Does it? I feel like I missed something...
Yeah I forgot to cover the other steward perks. So the 275 perk gives wage reduction and if you get to 330 it's 65% discount. Level 25 perk give 5%, the being in an army perk gives 25% and the 250 for sieges gives 25%. If you add them all up it's like 170% if I recall, so basically you get 70% of their wages as an income LOL It works with regular troops, but I like that extra 50% :)
@@Strat-Guides Those mercs need a lawyer before they sign up with you!
@@Ananda_The_Destroyer lol don't tell the SEC...
Yesss finally I needed this, my workshops are all making 0 denars a day 😅
Hey VMP! Yeah they keep changing how they work and I noticed all of the workshop videos out didn't really explain them thoroughly so I figured I would spend an unhealthy amount of time on the topic :P Thanks for watching!!
Another great video, Strat, thanks for the extensive testing, but that poor horse in the intro :(
Thank you! Some sacrifices must be made in the pursuit of the almighty Denar :P
My favorite routes early on in the empire is getting grain east of Poros and north of vostrum, gather salt as well if the prices are good and dump it into Poros. They also like clay from the area around Lycaron.
If you fancy you can go to the northern empire and get some silk or such from there to Poros :D
I also found that quite quickly as a new player. There are a few regional towns that have high prices on a number of goods. That’s how I have started my runs to build some quick early cash.
@@TehKarmalizer yeah, i focus on getting a solid gold amount before raising a big army since early one you struggle to maintain even 20 peasants and have enough money to buy / sell and the 5 days in between
I really admire the work you put in your vids, even though you said on the stream that it's tedious
Hope your channel skyrockets once MnB gains more popularity
Btw Melon Usk is still a nice name IMO
Thank you! I just hope the info is practical - I know I can get lost in the data easily and obsess over details that are unimportant for most people so I try hard to keep it practical.
Agreed lol
I’m not joking if you only invested this smart analysis in international commerce idk you would be rich in 2 years or less .. great work
I appreciate that! I've used it in my previous jobs a little, but it's always shocking how little analysis smaller to medium sized companies actually do.
I just finished implementing the monopoly and it's pretty op. depending on how long the AI takes to catch on I say it's totally worth the monotony of travelling to every town to switch production.
Nice, I'm really glad to hear it's working for others as well! Which workshops did you decide to monopolize?
@@Strat-Guides my current cap is 4 so I did a silversmiths and velvet in jaculan and sanala. i think the prosperity of the towns is not random,right? Because these 2 towns have the highest in my game as well,at least over 6000,most other towns have it in the 3000s.
@@valipunctro The prosperity is set from the start of the game and is fixed, but that can change drastically depending on if they get raided a lot, wars, caravans bringing supplies, losing castles that were bringing supplies there, etc. So many factors so the best early game may or may not be good 5 - 10 years in!
man, u just blow my mind with this amount of work, great as usual !
Question: how effictive is having a local monopoly on workshop income? i.e. if I made sure that there are no similar workshops in nearby towns, will I get an increase on my workshop profit? (e.g workshop is in Gelnad, no similar workshops up to Osc Hall)
Thank you! I really hope this one is helpful because I know how much of a struggle getting workshops to be profitable can be. So I'm pretty sure it can help some having a local monopoly, but I think the real magic happens once you get rid of all of them because what ends up happening is the average price for both the input AND the output change - inputs go down because the market can't get rid of them quckly and outputs go up because nobody is making them. The average pricing is somewhat determined by the local supply and demand, but I think more importantly is the global average pricing. I would have to do some testing on that specifically though to say for sure. Either way, the more you eliminate, the better off you will be. And once you have them setup, always make sure to look around when you visit other towns because the AI will start to creep in with workshops.
Very in depth. Sweet.
Another awesome video, I love your humour
Thank you! If only I could get my wife on the same page haha I try showing her some of the memes and she rolls her eyes :P
Great explanations!
Thank you for watching! Hopefully the info is helpful in your game :)
The investors sieging army made me lol. That's brilliant!
i dont often comentate anything..but man., your videos are good! ggwp!
Thanks Rodrigo! I appreciate the support, it really does help :D
This should be called. Bannerlord in intellectual detail 😂 this is awesome dude great work
Thank you! :D
Found a quick way to trade point 300 by buying goods from towns ramping up the price and selling to villages, u dont get money but get good Xp since price is not changing. But this trick needs a lot of denars.
Getting lvl 300 in day one thats another lvl tho.
Cooking the economy like that is one of my favorite strategies. Shame you can't hold outputs like in warband.
I never got a chance to play warband, what did the outposts do for you? I'm curious to see if any modders will add that later :)
Essentially, you had the option to have the workshop store goods instead of selling them to market. That way you could come in later, take them and sell somewhere else. This helped avoid overcrowding the market in the city your workshop is at.
@@Strat-Guides You had the option for the workshop not to sell outputs to local market and store them instead. That helped with evil market manipulation schemes like this.
You could also dump inputs directly into the workshop, circumventing the market (and risk of caravans taking the excess), so you could buy cheap, dump it directly, hold, get the goods, and sell at high prices. Something I wish they bring back in Bannerlord.
@@esbenandersen5706 that would make such a big difference! I wonder why they changed it?
this isnt a guide... this is university
I was just thinking, hmmm, this might be a bit too silly, and then suddenly there was standard deviation and massive spreadsheets, and I am in my element!
This also explains why, in my first year, I got absolutely screwed by trying to trade a load of velvet.
I think maybe I went a bit too far with the story haha I was trying something new :) Thanks for watching!
I WAS WAITING FOR THIS.
I know, I should have done this a loooong time ago lol Thanks for watching!
@@Strat-Guides Nah nah, I thank YOU.
Also, is there a specific set up of gameplay settings you like? Or let me put it this way, what are the recommended settings (besides graphical ones ofc) for the best gameplay experience?
Is there a guide of yours out there?
@@Evrimomono that's a good question, I have only played with the Bannerlord settings because I enjoy pain and dying 5000 times before I learn my lesson lol I don't think I have a guide on that but it's a great idea! One setting I'm familiar with is battle size. Bigger battle size is more difficult imo than smaller. Also if you're playing a combat heavy character, smaller battle size generally means you will have more opportunity to change the battle results. For example, on 1k battle size maybe I'll average 30 kills put battle but on 400 battle size that could easily be 100. You just have not changes to get in the action before it's over.
@@Strat-Guides thank you!
I'll keep those in mind.
LOL , I would never have thought of turning Bannerlord into a game of Monopoly. I think i'm gonna try this when i get home.
It's a little expensive at first, but once they get going, it's pretty crazy!
So I've swapped out every silversmith on the map to a brewery apart from the three in the most prosperous cities in the empire and two things I have now observed after ~2 years. 1) jewelry is dumb prices: the prosperous towns don't mind paying 700 for the locally produced jewely, and the edges of the map have no supply, relying on caravan goods at 900 a pop.
2) there is no grain, only beer. Beer global average is 25, cheapest I've ever seen. And the only way I can find grain to feed my army for under 20 is through the Art of the Trade.
The economy is a mess and I love it. Thanks Strat!
Haha I actually laughed out loud reading that! That's hilarious. I wonder if it's going to screw with the ai being able to feed their armies?!
I'm glad to hear the ideas are being put to use!
@@Strat-Guides i hadn't even considered that! It might explain why the average Imperial campaign season is about 6-10 days and why I'm receiving around 4 influence a day every time I join an army and start immediately feeding the starving troops.
I'm so used to that being the norm I'd forgotten that got fixed a while back.
Downside: you only upload while I’m at work
Upside: I have my own office so I can watch anyways
Lol he's a capitalist too, he gets it! :D Thanks for watching!!
I found trading fantastic early game. Go to a few tournaments get clan tier one buy 45 horse archers attack caravans sell for a high price. I’ve sold jewelry for over 2000 and velvet for 980 it’s fantastic
I love the videos. Can you do one on morale and how that works? I just got stomped by a Vlandian force half my size and I think it was due to morale. Specifically around how the leadership skill helps and what not. Thanks bro.
That's a tough topic! I do have it on my list but I can move it up higher on the priority. It's difficult because they keep changing the way it works and I'm not sure if they are going to change it again for the full release, so I have to be aware of that. Nothing worse than spending 40+ hours on a video only for them to change it a few weeks later lol
Chances are you just had a bad variety of troops, ideally you want 50% infantry 25% archers and split the last 25% between cavalry melee and ranged just remember cavalry is pointless in sieges
Wow this was both informative and got them memes. One of my favorite videos ever!
Thanks for watching! :D
Now this is real bannerlord science!
if you can acquire some denars early on, running horses from aserai to battania to vlandia will make you your first 10-100k quite quickly. So no, trade can be good even with market fluctuation youll be making 50-300 denars per horse in profit
I know that was the case for quite a while, but I think things changed in 1.9 recent patch when they changed all the mounts! Flesson said he was running tests and was struggling to earn a profit with horses.
I see people posting this doesn't work anymore, but it does. Mind you I didn't set up for this at all, and was still geting 30 pts to 14 before it started faltering off, with less than stellar set up smithing components to really send it home, and quite a bit in trade skill already.
Go to 5:25 and pause at minimum to make sure you're following the steps correctly. I'm assuming you aren't doing it properly if you think it doesn't work.
Also make sure you're selling in a place where the items are EXPENSIVE, not cheap.
Thank you! I keep telling people it still works :)
Still works, thanks for posting this comment it helped me out a lot and thanks strat you make this game a lot more fun for us!
This video is better than the entire economy school.
Lol John Keynes would like to have a word with you... :D
Videos before...
"Workshops are broke don't bother with them"
This video...
Pro Workshop Guide, they work!
Haha nothing like a lesson from a billionaire on how to screw everyone else over for your own benefit :)
Quality science and storywriting, AT THE SAME TIME.
I think it just be my save game. But, whenever I put a governor inside a town with a workshop. The workshop's profit will gradually lower until it reaches zero. Even if it is a high prosperity town. Does anyone know if this is a feature? Because I'm 99% certain its a bug.
Thank you.
Every tutorial ever recommends to trade at a beginning to get good money and prepare good army but I was loosing money on it. And just kept googling how to trade profitabily but nothing helped. After 850 days I'm trading with good profit but now I know that it's not just me who can't get early game trading going.
Most people that make videos on YT don't actually do any research - they have one game where something worked out in their favor (or worse, a single trade) and decided to become experts in that field for a video hehe. You can still make money in the early game, but it's much harder than in the later game AND much more risky! Glad the video was helpful
Hey, first of all I love this video! How could we assume Jeffries sister was so easy? Secondly, is the early game economics that linear? Does it work out that early game trading in every case is bad?
How about a future video about best armour and weapons for early game,mid and late game from shops non crafted?
I was looking over my list of videos for this month today actually, the armor one is on the list for sure. I'm still debating which videos to do, I might put up a poll to see what people think.
Just insane!
Thank you for watching! This was a fun one to do the data collection on :)
Now I want a Tesla mod for the game. Elon Musk riding a cyber truck with guns or a lance cutting through armies.
A fellow finance major 🤝 I learned a lot in this vid
This sounds like a fun idea for a campaign
It sure beats just doing the standard trading route! I can only do that for so long before I get bored.
That's pretty good roleplay. I mean, Elon is known to do a bit of market manipulation :)
Lol exactly! Thanks for watching :)
Can't wait for the Cyber Horse
Strat I can confirm this works on Xbox. Kinda tricky to master but it definitely works. Got 80+ levels on the first one that worked.
Nice, I'm glad they didn't change anything for the console players :D Thanks for letting me know!
@@Strat-Guides we need a tutorial
Hahaha, I'm all in on the "Throat Singing" workshop. Going to make my millions there, then conquer.
Lol I accidentally left that one blank and didn't catch it until the editing so I had to think of something quick :D
Early game is THE moment to trade, its the fact that theres so much variance that you can make big bucks
Or lose a ton if you get screwed by other caravans, y'know since the economy is in flux and reliability isn't a factor.
It works. I made the mistake also selling my fine steel to the trader at the end.
Ouch! I guess you can just buy it back, but glad to hear it's working for you.
wonderful video.... a work of art.
Thank you! I've got some literal art planned for next week - I'll share some screenshots tomorrow or Monday when I have it done :)
@@Strat-Guides holy cow bannerlord is running smooth again. WTF. I can play!
@@Davonskevort Yeah they've really done a lot of with optimization!
None of this made complete sense to me but I'm working on it 😅
told fless workshops were linked to prosperity days after 1.8 and all the changes. this video just did all the proof work for my statement. thanks strat :)
How did you figure that one out? I had no idea until I dove deep into the numbers - I was always curious how they managed inflation and just thought it was some passive number in the code but it's pretty cool that they worked it into the actual game as a mechanic. So a campaign with a ton of raiding could potentially cause prices to shrink!
Correct. Lets just say.... I did some testin similar things yours. Changed ton of shops... Manipulated markets... And just noticed how shop prices reflected prosperity. Higher the prosperity.. higher to buy shop. Higher prosperity and i was getting larger returns.... Obviously not as min maxd as urs with graphs traits perks etc. But sometimes good ol logic wins
I will say that i even noticed ur bit on fiefs creating things out of air... As i tested with breweries. Silver. And smithies. And would notice fiefs without those resources somehow keeping workshop for unresourced shops going due to high prosperity. Told him that too. :P but he doesnt always pay attention in streams and im quickto leave after i spew info from my head.
U and him do good detective work. Keep it up bois. :)
Finally, a real way to play bannerlord. I swear to God, having to deal with workshops that is earning only 0-100 really annoys me
As long as you can control the market a little, you can consistently make a killing :) Thanks for watching!
@@Strat-Guides h
7:45 she kicking him in the nuts caught me offguard strat! pure unintentional comedy or did you plan that?
personally i only bother building a smithy and a wood workshop in Seonon to get better armor and weapons early on. would be nice to see you testing this certain town with weapon and armor producing shops to actually see if the town produces better quality gear and to what quantity and extend.
Lol I was trying to get some interesting scenes where it looked like he was studying the locals, but then she did that and after started messing with her shoes! It was just a pure accident but when I went back to edit I knew exactly where it needed to go :)
It will do exactly as your u want it to ric. Its just a matter of how fast is fast to you.
19:18 Great info!
Thank you! Hopefully it helps in some way :)
@@Strat-Guides All your vids help in a huge way. You''re doing great stuff.
I forgot to add that not only are your vids informative, but they are often hilarious as well.
@@randomuser778 that makes me happy :)
After watching a ton of your videos...I honestly feel generally overwhelmed from the amount of information that goes into alot of the crap in this game in comparison to the 1st. The first was so easy to abuse or even understand but in this one it seems like all that prior understanding is thrown out the window...especially due to TW seemingly not wanting a repeat of easy market minipulation or even easy currency gains.
Fr, the first one straight up just told you how much each property would make every week, in this it’s a gamble whether or not it’ll even make any money
Great advice. If you form a kingdom and sell the settlement than nobody will declare war on you?
Yeah if you own no fiefs they won't declare war, but you can still form an army because you're in a kingdom. Also if you own fiefs but don't start a kingdom, then they won't declare on you as well.
This video has ensured that I will never buy a single workshop in Bannerlord.
I’d like to visit that Ortongard Throat-singing workshop. Was it on a mountaintop?
Hahaha when I was editing, I realized I forgot to include the inputs for that town so I just added that in for the lulz. I fixed it in the the actual database though in case you need it :)
Funny how negative party wages was reported over a year ago and still made it to the full release.
Consultants will love you
What kind of consultants do you think?!
@@Strat-Guides lords and ladies in the court would love to hear your plan for restructuring & turning around their towns and castles 😂
I’m dead 😂 the intro of this killed it ☠️💀
Well i became a crime lord
Such good info, like always. Was hoping for some jabs like segregating the Khuzits or Aesari. Or meeting his dad at a village asking for slave labor.
Haha that would have been a good idea!
I simply buy fur and wool during summer and sell in the winter, then buy wine in the winter and sell in the summer
Hey Strat for that trade exploit is there only a certain time frame it can be done in i.e. the start of the game? Because man I have been to damn near every town in this game and all of them have yellow pricing for all the mats with the exception of hardwood. Alternatively is there a specific aspect of a town I should be looking for?
No, it should work at any point as long as the pricing of iron ore is really high. Interesting, did you try Aserai? They don't have any iron mines if I recall and Sanala has high prosperity, so any iron ore they get is gobbled up by the town to satisfy the high prosperity. I would just look where iron isn't present.
@@Strat-Guides That's the weird thing I was in Sanala when I ran across your video, as I was doing the Sturgia to Aserai trade route in a attempt to level trade. However, when I checked Sanala's pricing it was the same yellow numbers across the board, figured I just had back luck and went on my escapade across the whole map to find a town with a high demand to no avail.
I even took at look at Flesson19's video on the topic to see if there was any variance between your guys methods and he did his at Sanala as well, so I am not quite sure what is up with my game in particular that is causing this across the board average mat pricing. Could it be that it could be only a exploit that works on PC and not the console port (forgive me for not mentioning previously I was on the latter I did not think it was relevant at the time) or could there be some other factor involved that I am otherwise unaware of?
Hey Strat, can you do a research for stocks. It would be cool if you could discover a new meme stock.
Lol that's a bit outside my wheelhouse! I know lots about real estate investing and almost nothing about stock trading :P STONKS
Underrated legend.
Thank you for watching!!
All I gotta say is Jesus! Lol I thought this was gonna be a basic tutorial but my man went ham! I liked it although I totally could not follow it as I am new to bannerlord and haven't completely got it figured out yet but I will.
Lol yeah I know what you mean. Workshops are pretty complicated and putting out a video that says "buy tannery at Onira" would be bad info. The fact is you can't really know which will do well in any given campaign because the economy can change drastically, making it viable in one campaign and a complete flop for another. I found this way to be consistent across all campaigns so I felt comfortable putting it out :) It's just a lot of work to do, so probably not worth it for everyone.
you forgot his halfbrother, the kuhzait engineer yi long ma. after this, he takes over the entire calradia with elon musk using the newest technology, guns. he also shows the superior throat singing in battle that increases friendly moral by 100, decrease enemy moral by 200, and cav/horsearchers have a 200% movement/damage buff. Praise YI long ma
Hahaha holy $%^& dude I didn't know about that (I just googled him)! That's amazing, I could have done some fun stuff with that :D Maybe an episode 2...
@@Strat-Guides use my little warband and gun mods to get a cutom troop tree(obviously dragoons) to take over the world
@@takuoku2546 Yeah I need to try that mod out.
i would pull my hair out working around all that taleworlds math and trying to understand what the correlations are 🙃
so ty for sacrificing your skalp instead of ours!
The biggest surprise to me was how chaotic the early game economy was! I knew it was off, but I had no clue it was that bad. It settles pretty quickly though - maybe it's a good RP element for "the Empire just split and the world is in chaos" lol Thanks for watching!
@@Strat-Guides hm fair point. still respect for finding out how the silver price still grows even though there should be no demand for it. at that point i think i would have been done with it 🙃