Medieval Dynasty: Villager Mood And Approval Guide

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When the developers decided to remove the need to converse with the villagers every single day to keep them happy, many veterans thoughts that Medieval Dynasty was going to get easier to manage. Yet when the villagers abandoned the town for good, they learned this wasn't the case.

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So what is it that makes the villagers stick around? Even more, what makes them happy and do better work? Gamers will need to understand how to keep everyone happy if they have any hope of building a thriving fiefdom in Medieval Dynasty.

Workers don't like doing jobs they aren't good at. A level ten hunter assigned to hunt will be extremely happy and productive. But a level one hunter in the same role will be miserable and disappointing. These likely seems too difficult for a city-builder game, but there is some good news.

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Workers will level up as they do the job more. This increases their efficiency at the job itself as well as their joy when doing it. So long as the villager is treated well, even a level one villager will eventually be just as talented and sunny as a level ten worker. It'll just take longer.

This is a great game to play while listening to podcasts but don't zone out too hard. Check the following list and make sure villagers have everything they need in town:

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Villagers will leave before they die. These are the things they need to keep them alive. A large enough village can indeed sustain itself by having villagers create the supplies besides the housing. But it's better to be safe than sorry. Keep them stocked up.

If the wife leaves, she takes the heir with her and never comes back.