How to get level 2 burgage plot?

[mhtyx]

so i have all the requirements for upgrade except number of food types. i cant plant vegetables like carrot in house's field. how can i get the last type of food. i have three of them btw

[AlphaVictorKilo]

Make sure your house plots are large enough to make expansions (aka long, not wide) and that you're making tools (tools are required for the veggie plots, money for the goats and chickens, to make money build a trading post and understand how the trading system works)

Then you need these things

Market stalls (they don't need to be manned, just present, they fill up) in a central-ish location

Church

Tavern along with it's ale production line (farm making barley, malt maker turning barley into malt, then the alehouse which makes the ale and delivers to the tavern)

With all of that done you will be able to get level 2 burgages

[Holy Teddybear]

Have you checked if the food gets to the people? Some times, that market stalls fill up with one type, and then block local plots for ticking that box for food requirements. Maybe build another stall or have a full-time person on it for a while.

[mhtyx]

thank you both of you, i mixed both suggests and then finally managed to upgrade. But unfortunately, i forgot that the game does not have a save feature so my two hours of progress lost. great game though. i haven't played something this well in a long time

[Beaty]

This was a while ago, but for anyone else who finds this:

In order to get to level 2 burgage plots, you need to fulfill all of their amenities and market supply requirements. Most of them are easy to solve, but the "clothing" stall is misleading because you don't actually need the clothes commodity. Instead you need: leather, linen or yarn. The fastest and easiest way to get to burgage level 2 plots is to hunt animals and build a tannery as soon as you can afford it.

[9erRed]

Greetings,

- Utilize Chicken Coops for eggs and vegetable gardens for substantial produce – for the latter, a larger Burgage plot with a bigger backyard will give better yields, although requires more time to be worked on.
- Berries can be sourced and with a Development point the yield can be increased.

[Nats]

Originally posted by mhtyx:

thank you both of you, i mixed both suggests and then finally managed to upgrade. But unfortunately, i forgot that the game does not have a save feature so my two hours of progress lost. great game though. i haven't played something this well in a long time

It does have an autosave feature and a manual save feature

What I have found is you need to be careful upgrading too many houses because the requirements get stricter each time so unless you can keep up the supply the approval will drop. So dont upgrade more than your need as level 1 houses are easy to supply.

Presently I only have 80 villagers and am struggling with providing food and firewood for them as I also have several villagers locked as artisans which was a mistake. I should have traded for their needs instead.