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In the meantime if you'd like to test WIP builds (that will probably be broken but include all of my latest changes) you can switch to the 'unstable' branch in Steam.
- Jon
My initial thought was that by upgrading to 18 ASAP I would have more ppl to work and make more food but that wasn't the case at all, you move to 18 clans and things spiral out of control pretty quickly and you starve to dead quite easily.
It also helps to specialise in certain areas and try not to do everything. Produce excess and buy what you can't produce, upgrade the caravan to the last level as soon as your economy allows as that will help you buy more of what you don't make and sell what you do make. Also, use any excess money to buy low and sell at normal or high prices as much as you can.
There's no reason to make tools if you can make weapons, sell them and buy the tools you need. Saves you from having to move your metal worker across the two jobs and losing 1 turn every time you do so. As you progress further specialisation is even more critical as the more advanced jobs cost tools/steel/plans/etc. to train so you can't afford to keep changing them back and forth.
Hope this helps you enjoy the game more!