Farthest Frontier Dicas em PC

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In short, the Fog of War is a fog that covers unexplored areas of the map once you have placed your town center. The fog can make searching for resources pretty difficult as you have to send villagers into unknown areas and look aimlessly for more resources. 

To avoid doing this take some to look at the surrounding areas before you place your town center. There is no fog before your town center is placed on the map giving you the opportunity to look for areas with good amounts of resources.

You will generally place your town center in a place near these resources but if you can place it near other areas rich in resources that are easy to find in the fog you will really benefit from the extra resources.

Placing your town center is an incredibly important decision in Farthest Frontier. You want to make sure that your town center is easy to access and is situated near resources such as water, trees, rocks, and animals.

Your town center is essentially the place you go to for immediate access to resources so be strategic about where you place it. Placing it far away from resources will slow down the time it takes for your villagers to retrieve resources.

Food is undoubtedly one of your most important resources. Villagers need to eat. Starvation is a big demotivator. If your village goes hungry it will not last. Some easy ways to get food when you first start the game are fishing and hunting. This should provide you with a sustainable source of food until you can get farms going.

You also gather food from bushes that provide fruits. Don’t fall into the trap of trying to make farms too early. Farms take a long to build and they most likely won't produce anything before the winter season. 

Storehouses are great because of their capacity for storing large amounts of resources. Unfortunately, Storehouses do not store logs and stones. That's where using stock houses comes in handy. 

Your villages will store almost everything in your Storehouses, but when it comes to logs or stones they will travel to where ever you have a stock house. That is why it’s best to have both facilities close to areas where villagers get resources. Especially for resources like logs and stones, try to have a stockhouse close by.

When you manage to build a Wagon Shop you will finally be able to use resources such as Iron Ore or Clay. Start producing clay first. Whilst both resources have benefits to the growth of your town, clay has better immediate benefits like improving your town's healers and schools.

Improving your healers will have a great impact on your town's mortality rate by decreasing it. Improving education opens up many doors and improves other aspects of your town's development like healing, architecture, and farming. 

Iron will be beneficial for upgrading your town center and other buildings. It can only be used when your villagers have learned to smelt it as well. Focusing on Clay first will make focusing on iron later easier.

Trading Posts can be very helpful if you get to them at the right time and have the resources they are looking for. Traders travel from town to town and can only be traded with when they are in your town. 

They also change what resources they are looking for so you might have an excess of a certain resource and want to trade it but can’t because they are not willing to. You would have the most successful trading in foods that would otherwise go off if you don’t trade them. Food is generally always in demand.

Keep in mind that you have to have villagers available to take resources to be traded with the trader. Take the extra money you earned from trading and use it to improve your town. Trading is a wise way of bringing in an extra cash flow for your town so try to do it as often as you can!

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