Anno 1800 Ultimate Money Making Guide - Get to Engineers WITHOUT Going Broke!!
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Length: 25min 42sec (1542 seconds)
Published: Mon Jun 15 2020
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Need money? Sell soaps to eli....
That's a really good point! Perfect ratios are something for much later.
Great tips all around!
My trick in every game is buying gold from the pirates and selling it to Nate and what even more profitable is buying pearls from Kahina and selling them to Nate. No production or anything needed
How long does it take you to make a video like this?
Whatβs that little spiral thing beside your reddit name
Wow. Great guide. I always find it a pain to get the Canned Beef going for Artisans. Did not consider skipping it entirely. Definitely gonna focus on the Beer first. Also, I never thought about making money by selling soaps to Eli. But its definitely something I'm gonna try!
I watched it for fun, pretty nice video. I like that you ignored specialist and such.
At what income difficulty setting this was?
Another profitable thing.. Sand.. I was surprised at how much I could make just selling full loads of sand. One building. No chains, just sand.
I went with a different approach in my last game.
I tried to build most things at the start on a single island, until I would get specifically to engineers to start producing battle cruisers for expedition running. In the artisan part I had a little dip in money so I did occupy an island for hops, that also had fur I would need later.
While I did discover the new world, I never did go there thou. Instead, because I was using the mod that traders have more items for sale, I kept looking for the clothing designer so I would not need cotton, and ended up getting lucky. I did later on take over a third island for zinc, copper and lime already available on my second island.
So I reached engineers, provided them with glasses, and all the rest of the brass is going into steam engines, along with advanced weapons I replaced my previous expedition fleet.
I also did all this, since now I have 3 islands, 1 big and 2 smaller ones, capable of installing my upcoming farms with tractors and also producing all of the construction materials.
I do usually use the 15% income propaganda, sometimes when income was low, I had both the 15 and 10% ones in.
Used up most of my influence on zoo and museum, and my visitors are paying my something like 9k.