To lock the window on the screen, simply drag it to the side.

Use the keys 1, 2, 3 and 4 to control the game speed, and use Space to pause the game.

In addition to using the WASD or arrow keys, you can also move the camera by moving the cursor to the edge of the screen.

If you don't chop it down, the tree will fall and the resource will be lost. Chop down old trees first, as they contain the most resources.

The older the tree, the more resources it contains.

Lay new pathways using the terraforming tools – select the 'Create slope' tool, highlight the cliff face and the workers will turn it into a traversable slope.

The easiest way to do this is through the Professions window under General Information – just set the current number of workers for a given profession.

If a building is lost or resources cannot be collected, villagers are released from work.

To constantly increase your resources, build a forester's lodge and mines.

Gathering wood, stones and ore with the help of laborers provides a temporary boost to these resources.

Roads allow them to move more quickly, tools speed up work, and good clothing keeps your villagers warm and allows them to stay away from home longer.

Roads, tools and clothing significantly increase your workers' effectiveness.

No space for new buildings? Use the terraforming tools to level the terrain in preparation for construction.

Try to place buildings at a minimum distance from each other – the greater the distance, the more time villagers lose on the road, making their work less effective.

If you've placed a building incorrectly and there is no access to it, you can create access using the terraforming tools.

Apart from that, fires spread faster when buildings are close together.

Try not to place buildings right next to each other without first making sure that there's a way to get to them – otherwise villagers won't be able to approach them.

Try not to build too many houses if you don't have surplus food – otherwise the sharp increase in population could lead to starvation.

The more free spaces you have in homes, the higher your population growth.Hostels house lots of people, but villagers cannot form families or have children there. Improved (upgraded) homes provide faster population growth. The people will occupy the houses, form families and have children. Building houses helps increase the population.Children are born when there are free spaces in a house. There is only one way to increase the population of the village – children.Homeless villagers are easily identified by the house icon above their head. Villagers can only be fed and warmed in their own home, which is why homeless villagers quickly perish.How to survive in the Life is Feudal: Forest Village! City Planning

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