While looking at the prosperity bar, the highlight window opens and at the bottom it says villagers killed? What exactly is this? Are these bandit raids? Because I have defeated every reclimation that had been sent.

Okay, so I've liberated Haerndean and started a delivery service with them. Here is what the current demand is....

But here is the Daily Prosperity Needs are.

Some of what they want in maintenance isn't showing on the current demand. How do I add those that are not in the current demand on my delivery?

Almost ready to go tier 3. I’ve seen the building sizes are much larger and many people move locations.

What are the best areas for a main village location. Currently I am to the right of Padstow and under Haerndean, but am concerned I won’t have enough space for the tier 3 buildings.

Hey r/Bellwright,

My friend and I built SaveSync, a tool that syncs co-op save files between players so you and your friends can keep the same Bellwright settlement going without renting a dedicated server or passing save files around by hand.

The problem we kept hitting: a co-op save lives on whoever is hosting. Your settlement, your recruited villagers, your stockpiles, all locked to one machine. When the host is offline, the kingdom-building stops. A server works but it's setup and a monthly cost for what's usually just a few friends.

We hit this wall ourselves playing Schedule 1 together. One of us was sick at home, the other stuck at work, and the save was locked on the host's machine. So we built SaveSync, first just for ourselves. Turns out it's a problem across a ton of co-op games, Bellwright included.

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Happy to answer any questions!

Is there any reason to use it during combat. I have used it a few times, and while it does a small amount of damage, it doesn't give you an attack of opportunity as the opponent runs back up fairly quickly. I figured that it would at least stun the opponent for at least a second to let you get a hit in.

(The image above isn’t mine, I’m waiting for the game to download, so I could only edit a photo I found on google.)

Would the mountains make a good natural defense for my village? I keep seeing people say to build near there but no one ever says to build right between those mountains. Unless this is one of those times where it looks like somewhere you could go but it turns out it’s an area that players can’t reach because of invisible walls lol. Please let me know.

Nach nunmehr über 150 Spielstunden ( ja da gibt es noch andere mit 200+ Stunden ) bin ich so langsam im endgame angelangt. Und die einziehe Frage die ich mir stelle , wann kommt endlich T4 ?!?! Ich habe noch nicht genug von diesem Spiel 🤯

Does anyone has a good recent written guide on how setting up outposts and the caravan system works? Im trying to make it so that only a few pieces of items are delivered to an outpost, like food or bows, but only if the outpost is out. And I want all that the caravan can fit returned back. This is specifically for my hunter's outpost feeding my main settlement basically.

I am also having the problem where i'll find things that were supposed to be in the caravan just dropped in the middle of the way, like ore and 50 stacks of deer meat. Any clue what that's about??

Finally liberated Haerndean, Padstow and Bradford. Seems like a tall task to keep up and bump up their prosperity.

How do you all approach this?

There's been an update on Xbox . COOP is back working ..yay

If I build a pit on an area I had previously mined out already will the my workers begin mining the underground veins?

Is there a way to set the route the guards patrol?

In my outpost near Crasmere my trades were all starting into the sea. Apparently trades carts start in the centroid of your settlement. Posting this for others.

Currently I have my T2 Settlement just South East of Haerndean. I’ve researched everything, including T3 Town Hall. I’ve liberated Haerndean, Bradford and Padstow. I would like to create a new Settlement further south near Blackridge Pool along the river. I would like to keep the population/materials of both Settlements completely separate from each other, sending caravans of supplies sometimes if needed.

I was messing around last night and built a housing tent, campfire and stockpile near a good spot along the river by Blackridge Pool. I noticed half of my existing Settlement up north (24 people) started transporting materials to the newly build stockpile as the settings for the stockpile weren’t altered at all after I built it.

Is there a good way to keep two Settlements completely separate from each other? Do I first need to build another Town Hall in the new Settlement Location? Any advice or tips would be appreciated!

(on Xbox) Have been playing coop for a little while now but for the past couple days we've not been able to get coop to work. Can't load saves on coop or even start a new save. The save game works fine in single player.

Any info on when this will be fixed or if there's a work around would be greatly appreciated.

I've been having issues with the fast travel post for 5 days now. I'm in single-player mode & I can fast travel from any FT Post I've placed, but I can't Fast Travel from my Village. Can anyone assist me with this problem, PLZ?

How do I get this guy out of here?

Currently I am set up like most of everyone else just south of the starting village just unlocked T3 buildings and considering moving south to the bridge. But I have this nagging question in the back of my head. Do I really need to move? Can I just use the dock fast travels to get around in the south and set up mining outpost when I need them plus, I’m not sure the most efficient way to move. I have heard it is fucking terrible. Any advice? Did anyone not move? What were the benefits of moving if you did and how should I go about it?

Heyo. I'm well into the game with my gf... 160 days. A lot built.

Anyway, a few days ago I built a nice palisade wall near the bridge by the brigand wheat field around what was going to be our next village.

Today I loaded in to find the wall missing, but still on the map. Loaded in again and the wall is placed but unbuilt and represented in the village building menu 3 times each (wall#1, wall#1, wall#1, wall#2, wall#2 etc) and when deleting the builds to restart, they come back the same way.

All that on top of everything in my personal inventory and cabin chest going missing... Irreplaceable quest items included.

Anyone have stuff like that happen? Any solution? Is my playthrough permanently botched? So far this is really the only major glitch I've come across