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and equally upgrade all thatch to stone before going iron, etc?
I know I do, but that's mostly because I usually have the resources to run the upgrades before I have enough knowledge to hit the next age anyway, considering I don't rush through the ages ignoring techs (with a few exceptions).
Also, unrelated, but your village has an awfully high amount of towers. Doesn't that actually make it kind of hard to defend when villagers spread out to man every tower, including ones on the opposite end of the area from where the attack is coming from?
Your villagers only man the side that the raiders are coming from, so it's not bad.
Same, I skip Copper Age, and I use Bronze tools during Iron Age, until I reach Steel. Copper and Iron are transitional tools and are quite useless.
i recently did this as well. the only copper tools i made was the knife, but everything else went bronze.
as for the tower question someone had, the village only runs to the towers on the defending side. so if you close the gates the more towers on that side the better so they can attack over the walls still. and not just sit there waiting for the raiders to bust through the gate.
i am almost at 200 villagers in steel age! i may post a few more screenshots but i believe i have a good system now.
THE most important thing i can suggest to anyone is be very careful when starting farming, do not do too many too quickly, and a little goes a LONG way.
ALSO setting max on EVERYTHING especially animal breeding at the start was KEY, keep animals manageable with the amount of straw coming in, i use primarily barley at the beginning since it is 50% straw.
They are good addition as they do can ease your workload due to having different seed/harvest seasons than grain but you should treat them more as an addition to grain.
Nice looking village. I notice your walls have gaps all over the place where you've let the terrain be the wall. Does that actually work? i.e. Raiders cannot come over those steep mountains and enter through the areas that are not walled?
Also how the heck did you get all your buildings placed so close and uniform? The damn grid won't let me group me close in like that?
as for the walls, i found the AI will path to the least resistance and usually go for the first defensive structure. they can technically make it over those mountains but they never do. I eventually close those off as well as best i can.