#Stonehearth game over how to#

Next to the carpenter, and *Build Workshop*, to do this, just click *Build Workshop* as we have said. Now create a *Workbench* by going into the citizen menu, click the *=* (this is how a Basic footman's skills should look at the minimum) (anyone with least body will be fine for carpenter) Hearthlings with the most *body* skill to be footmen by the way: See picture below.) then click the green hammer icon to check each persons skill set. One last time, click the green tickвЂ¦ you have now made your stock-piles :)Д¬reate a carpenter by opening your *citizens* list, (you want to keep at least 2 Now we can create our other stock-piles using the same formulae:ДЇor the second stock-pile you want it to be roughly (if not) the same size, put it right next to the first (with at least a one square gap so you donвЂ™t get confused which is which), in this stock-pile you want all of the second row and all of the third row, leaving out *Goods Produced from bits of Animals* on the third rowвЂ¦ now click the green tick again.Дoing exactly the same as above, we can move on to our final two stock-piles: In this stock-pile you want to select all *weapons and armour* and all *food and drink*, now click the tick againвЂ¦ In the final stock-pile we now need the *wealth* and the *animal parts* and *Goods produced from bits of Animals*. Now choose a place near your Hearthlings and drag a box so it is 20 x 20 (I find this is the best size for me, you can make it smaller if you like), now deselect everything, then you want the first stock-pile to only accept all of the top row (excluding *Animal Parts*), now click the green button and your first stock-pile is created (it is best to do this in pause mode if it is your first time playing). What you need to do is click the middle button at the bottom of the screen *Designate Zones*, you will have some more buttons show (with the *blue* stock-pile option being the only one available, click this button). Now we can get talking about the stock-piles: (your Hearthlings wonвЂ™t do anything much at all until a stock-pile has been createdвЂ¦ they will still fell trees/forage and mine, but there will be nowhere to put anything). The picture below shows what level of resources are prefered Now all you have to do is click *Settle Here* and you will be launched into the game world that you have chosen. But be sure you have chosen what you want, because like most games of this genre, you will only have a small area to work with (not the entire mapвЂ¦ YET ) ).

It does not matter (currently) if you start near water or not. The best place to look for is somewhere near the mountains so you can mine, you also need an amount of plants ( *Trees* which can be seen on the right hand side of the screenвЂ¦ as long as you have 2 *live* Trees showing, you should be ok although it is best to have this maxed out), you also need animals (again 2-3 will be fine) and ores (1 minimum).

#Stonehearth game over how to#

This is the part of the guide where we explain how to create your world after choosing a game mode you will be presented with a screen, similar to the one below (the map is *procedurally generated* but you can *re-roll* the map if you donвЂ™t like the current one). Just kidding itвЂ™s actually called *Normal*вЂ¦ itвЂ™s not as bad as it sounds, one mode has enemies, the other doesnвЂ™t. However, for the braver people reading this there is (currently) only one difficulty mode and that is *CHARRRRRRRGE!!!*. Click on the *New Game* icon, and then choose if you want to play on *peaceful* (Go ahead then you wimp!), in this mode of game play you will not be attacked by any enemies or wild-life. You control a group of villagers called *Hearthlings* (you start the game with 7)вЂ¦ But before we even get that far, we have to create the world we want to play inвЂ¦ So after the titles roll you are presented with the main menu, we are assuming this is your first time playing (other people can use this guide to great effect as well). So, letвЂ™s get started.ДЇirst off, Stonehearth is a *survival* game that falls into the realms of similarity with other such gamesвЂ¦ Such as Dwarf Fortress, Gnomoria, Craft the World and other similar games. *Veterans can skip the next few sections of this guide if they want to however, if this is your first time, we recommend you read to the bottom*ДЇirst off, if you are reading this guide then you either have the game and want to know how to survive past day 20 (quite the feat in some circles), or you are looking to buy this game and are wondering what it is all about. If you do not have Stonehearth yet, and want to buy it, then please click the link above