#Northgard food upgrade#
If you’re running low on Food, upgrade a Food building.Ģ. Upgrade buildings relative to what you need as quickly as possible. The campaign ensures that you are near all vital resources, so don’t buy from the Market unless absolutely necessary!ġ. Don’t buy resources from the Market! It’s almost a guaranteed sign you haven’t expanded properly or in the right order. Depending on the map, you can get 2-6 trade routes going at once, though you rarely need more than 2.Ħ. If you have a map rich in forests, or food, you can sell off the excess from your efficient, upgraded buildings instead of posting villagers as Merchants. Mine Stone and Iron as early as possible on most maps. Try to keep about 100-150 in reserve with at least +2 production and only push Krowns if you need them for Upgrades or Military.Ĥ. Krowns are nice, but you only need enough to upgrade buildings and hire a few military units unless you are playing Raven. Pretend you’re a project manager, and your boss will take your budget away if you don’t spend it.ģ. If you have over 300 food or 200 wood and Winter isn’t coming, you’re not spending your resources in a timely fashion. Wood should be used immediately if you can’t use that 150 wood immediately because you don’t have building space, you need more food to colonize another tile. Make sure you store nothing but the bare minimum of resources! Food is good for colonization and not starving nothing else. On Extreme, you rarely need to take more than 5-6 territories besides your home province.Ģ. Expand until you can have a steady supply of everything you need. Instead, push food production and expand to a new tile.ġ. You should almost never need to develop land (paying 100 Krowns) unless you are Goat and can do it for 20. Pay attention to each clan’s Lore when planning out what to colonize.Ĥ. Make sure you leave room for silos on food tiles, place Markets and Trading posts on the same tile, and leave room for a Mine when Stone / Iron is on the tile. Turn scouts and warriors into villagers when you can don’t retain an army unless necessary, or you can’t afford to disband them.ģ. Pay attention to notifications, especially idle villagers. You are allowed to relax in Skirmish, but in Extreme, you should always micromanage your military or villagers to be as efficient as possible. The idea is to save as soon as you’ve done a perfect iteration of gameplay that way, if something happens in the next couple of months, you have a ‘near-perfect” save to go back to.Ģ. On some levels, you need to do as well as you possibly can throughout the mission to beat it. Since Northgard implements semi-random events and world hostility, going back to an earlier save may change where / when Wolves and Draugr invade, which bad event (Rats, Blizzard, Earthquake) comes up, etc. Whenever you’re on a tricky mission, save every other month.
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