Be very cautious about rivers as a result of this, because though on the map it is a close proximity, remember, if there is no bridge, they have to find a path around it. If you send people on too long of a move order then they very well may freeze/starve by the time they complete the order. The final thing you can do is be cautious with your move orders. Being sure to maintain clothes that are warm is a great way of ensuring that your people won't freeze to death. If you click on a citizen, you can see the status of their clothes. If you keep the distances short, the chances of them freezing to death is much less. This translates into more time exposed to the elements. The farther you spread buildings out, the farther your people have to go in order to reach their destinations. The second thing you can do is proper city planning. To do so however, it needs fuel that it can burn, so early on make sure you have a wood chopper who can keep your people supplied with firewood. A house will heat people up when they visit it, so it acts as a refresh on how cold someone is. There are really four things that you can do to mitigate people freezing to death. Having your food turned to ash, while it may satisify an american palate, does not satisfy the palate of your Banished Citizens. If your storage facitilites catch fire, you do lose all that was stored in them. The key thing to note, however, is that you want to be sure that you do not having simply one crop, as it may become diseased, nor should you have only one storage facility for all of your crops, as it may burn down. This primarily means farming, as other means can fluctuate between seasons. The best way that you can mitigate starvation is by having a good supply of consistent food sources. From what I have observed, if one half of a couple dies a horrbile death (say getting gutted by a boar) the other member of the family will NOT find a new mate, therefore will no longer add to the population. There is also the hidden issue of the widow/widower effect. At start, building around you is the way to go.
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So be sure to keep your orders around your settlement, and not say, clear a patch of land on the far corner of the map because it looks prettier. They need refilling with a pit stop from time to time. From what I have expierenced, hunger and heat function both as a "tank system," much like a gas tank. If you send someone on too far of a task, they can die of starvation or hypothermia if they don't get back in time. The other thing that you have to be careful of is your clear orders. By the fifth, someone to make you some clothes, assuming you haven't had a mass "hand-me-down" moment, a.k.a. Four for your starting population, and a fifth for any "accidents" that occur during the winter.īy your second winter you want to be sure have a woodcutter to keep your houses stocked with firewood during the winter. By the first winter, you ideally want 5 houses. The important thing that I will say is that it is highly important that you get your houses up for your population before winter. Have a herdsman shout "TORO" when he should have gtfo!.Have the "GREAT" fortune of having all female children.Have a woodcutter get into a deadly makeout session with Gimili's Axe.have Unga go Bunga and headbutt a rock until he dies.Become knowledgeable about the flight capabilities of a tornado.Have people thinking they are fish and can breathe water.have a blacksmith use molten metal as clothing.Starve to death due to annorexia (Sergill the child, you will be missed.).Have a worker commit suicide by jumping off of a ladder.Be a fatty and eat so much fried chicken your heart explodes.This guide makes no promises that you will not:
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