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Another example, when I buy 200 pigs from outside, 1 butcher shop is enough. (287 population and as some say, it is not used for any other production like taverns. I only mentioned and am talking about meeting the needs of the population.)
However, when I produce it myself by sending pigs to hunt, interestingly I have to build more butcher shops.
Long story short, in my experience there is a problem with cheese production.
My suggestion is use both because boar have a huge spike when you first paint an area to hunt, then once all the boar have been hunted the respawn is low. Boar cost like 4g each, then you can sell the 5 meats at 3g each for 15g per boar. If you put splendor on your bailiff office with the discount that gap gets bigger, like by boar at 3f each and sell meat at 4g making 17g per boar.
Doesnt that make you a boared peon?
I will let myself out.
The answear to this question about the low production was given to me by Minotorious :
The level of the workers (1 to 6) don't give anymore the bonus for the production's chains..
Now this is only to influence the result of somes quests....
Very stupid when you see than the Baillif loose his level experence , you are sure than the quest with the Baillif must obligatory fail......
The reason why cheese consumption is allways high is something rather different from my experience, but i think its actullay true.
cheese is, at least usually, allways the last refined food you add to your mix.
Your villagers will buy at the nearest stall.
since you allready have your meat and bread in place, you will usually just place down cheese as addition where you seem fit.
this might bit right in the way of those villagers coming to shop, so they start buying cheese first, as it is the first shop the run by.
i tried that for bread, meat, berries and fish.
so i am quite certain this is the problem with cheese asswell.
it is not cheese production, it is market placement for all these goods causing that problem.
Weird game. I love it! lol
On my monastery run I only had to serve meat and rustic to the serfs. Well I put down a cheese stall just for inn visitors. Well the serfs kept eating all the cheese. Turned out the cheese stall was the closest stall with refined food to village center. When I swapped it with the meat one (which was only being used when cheese ran out) they stopped eating cheese and ate meat.
So now when it comes to my breads and cheeses I place them on the "backside" of the city market.
You could apply the same concept to rustic food, making them eat the fish or vegetable so you have berries to make brew.