Managing Towns and Castles

[Fireforce131]

I am not sure if I am doing something wrong, but I set up the different features to be developed, in a queue, but nothing ever seems to be developed. I have Lageta and am developing the market place, but it just stays on 10%

[GIJoe597]

Loyalty is too low. Remove all building projects and put in the daily to increase loyalty. Once it is above 25 ish you can start building.

[Azunai]

Daily construction points are very low (maybe even 0) when the loyalty of the town is low.

Lageta is imperial culture i think, so your character also needs to be imperial culture, otherwise you get a -3 penalty to loyalty and will probably never get anything done.

[Ruffio]

Add a govenor of the same culture as the fief helps a bit too.

[Ruffio]

Originally posted by Azunai:

Daily construction points are very low (maybe even 0) when the loyalty of the town is low.

Lageta is imperial culture i think, so your character also needs to be imperial culture, otherwise you get a -3 penalty to loyalty and will probably never get anything done.

Daily festival + gov of right culture and get the security up should bring loyality up. Let it increase for a while. Then start a project, Improve the festival thing would be the best to start with to make loyality increase faster later.

[Azunai]

Not worth it, really. You have to babysit the town and can only build like 1 project, then wait until loyalty grows back afterwards. Takes forever.

You're better off toggling the +3 loyalty festival on and then and ignore the city altogether.

[Ruffio]

Originally posted by Azunai:

Not worth it, really. You have to babysit the town and can only build like 1 project, then wait until loyalty grows back afterwards. Takes forever.

You're better off toggling the +3 loyalty festival on and then and ignore the city altogether.

Depends how your playstyle is. If the town is stuck with tier 1 walls etc, you want to increase that in case of sieges.

For someone that capture fiefs but never create a kingdom to enact policies to help them. The micro management of the fiefs is all they left with if they want to incrase their prosperity and value.