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Octarin Jun 10, 2023 @ 11:52pm
About houses
Do the houses differ in any way except the amount of taxes they pay? For a villager family, 2 adults 2 kids is it better to make a lvl 2 or a lvl 3 house? Does it give them more happiness?
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rebekaktus Jun 11, 2023 @ 12:25am 
lvl 2 or lvl 3 house only differ in size, no difference in happiness.
But they offer more space for decorations...
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pdoan8 Jun 11, 2023 @ 12:26am 
Compare to level 1 house, level 2 house (simple house) has more place for decoration which will increase residents mood. Space for 4 people, so your population might increase too fast.

There is no significant advantage to build level 3 house over level 2 house.

Larger house use up more space.
Last edited by pdoan8; Jun 11, 2023 @ 12:27am
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rebekaktus Jun 11, 2023 @ 12:29am 
Originally posted by pdoan8:
Level 2 house (simple house) has more place for decoration which will increase residents mood.

are you sure decorations increase mood? I thought they removed that with the last update. I think as of now only insulation affects mood, not decorations.
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Octarin Jun 11, 2023 @ 12:40am 
Originally posted by rebekaktus:
Originally posted by pdoan8:
Level 2 house (simple house) has more place for decoration which will increase residents mood.

are you sure decorations increase mood? I thought they removed that with the last update. I think as of now only insulation affects mood, not decorations.

That would be nice to know, yes. Tbh it stands to reason that the bigger house gives more happiness.
Last edited by Octarin; Jun 11, 2023 @ 12:49am
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Morri Jun 11, 2023 @ 1:19am 
Originally posted by rebekaktus:
Originally posted by pdoan8:
Level 2 house (simple house) has more place for decoration which will increase residents mood.

are you sure decorations increase mood? I thought they removed that with the last update. I think as of now only insulation affects mood, not decorations.
It definitely wasn't removed. Decorations (wall, ceiling and floor) still increase the mood. So a bigger house with more room for them will be able to have a bit more decorations and increase the mood more. BUT, there's a cap. I think after 10 (not sure about the number, someone else will need to confirm) decorations, there'll be no more mood increase even if you add more.
Last edited by Morri; Jun 11, 2023 @ 1:20am
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Octarin Jun 11, 2023 @ 1:35am 
Originally posted by Morri:
Originally posted by rebekaktus:

are you sure decorations increase mood? I thought they removed that with the last update. I think as of now only insulation affects mood, not decorations.
It definitely wasn't removed. Decorations (wall, ceiling and floor) still increase the mood. So a bigger house with more room for them will be able to have a bit more decorations and increase the mood more. BUT, there's a cap. I think after 10 (not sure about the number, someone else will need to confirm) decorations, there'll be no more mood increase even if you add more.

OK so, if I got that correct, the house itself doesn't give more happiness but the more decoration slots it has can potentially give more happiness once they are filled? Do we know how much happiness each decoration item gives?
Last edited by Octarin; Jun 11, 2023 @ 1:37am
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Morri Jun 11, 2023 @ 2:30am 
Originally posted by Octarin:
OK so, if I got that correct, the house itself doesn't give more happiness but the more decoration slots it has can potentially give more happiness once they are filled? Do we know how much happiness each decoration item gives?
That's correct. But only the first 10 (i think) decorations count.

It's not a huge mood boost, I think only 1% or maybe 2%? Feel free to try it out, the effect is instant, so just look at the mood of the people living there before adding a decoration and after (once the arrow of mood increasing has disappeared), and you'll know :-)
Last edited by Morri; Jun 11, 2023 @ 2:31am
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hubbemattsson Jun 11, 2023 @ 2:34am 
10 is right, Morri
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Octarin Jun 11, 2023 @ 10:17am 
Originally posted by Morri:
Originally posted by Octarin:
OK so, if I got that correct, the house itself doesn't give more happiness but the more decoration slots it has can potentially give more happiness once they are filled? Do we know how much happiness each decoration item gives?
That's correct. But only the first 10 (i think) decorations count.

It's not a huge mood boost, I think only 1% or maybe 2%? Feel free to try it out, the effect is instant, so just look at the mood of the people living there before adding a decoration and after (once the arrow of mood increasing has disappeared), and you'll know :-)

I was just wondering whether the more expensive decorations gave more. I'll check though.
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Morri Jun 11, 2023 @ 10:29am 
Originally posted by Octarin:
I was just wondering whether the more expensive decorations gave more. I'll check though.
I'm pretty sure they all give the same, so you can pick whatever you feel looks the best.
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Octarin Jun 11, 2023 @ 11:26am 
Originally posted by Morri:
Originally posted by Octarin:
I was just wondering whether the more expensive decorations gave more. I'll check though.
I'm pretty sure they all give the same, so you can pick whatever you feel looks the best.

So, waste of money to get the expensive ones...
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