Anno 20,000 subscribers! To celebrate, here's a giveaway!

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• 20,000 subscribers! To celebrate, here's a giveaway!
• So we know that warehouses don't work as intended
• How to unlock newspaper "War effort"
• Why is Old Nate's harbor limited to selling 10 tons of each item?
• Has anyone experienced this? Not sure if this is a bug.
• world fair problem
• Question about the mod order: how can i switch this around? Im not getting the townhouse and port buildings from these 2 mods at the bottom?
• quests for items - is it worth it?

20,000 subscribers! To celebrate, here's a giveaway! Posted: 08 Feb 2020 04:31 AM PST Hi everyone! We're excited to announce that the /r/anno subreddit has officially reached 20,000 subscribers. While it took us 7½ years to grow from 0 to 10,000, the subscriber count has now doubled in just 9 months! To celebrate, Ubisoft Mainz have supplied us a whopping 13 keys to give away (thanks, /u/BB_Volty!): 3x Anno 1800 (base) 3x Anno 1800 Season Pass 3x Christmas Pack 2x Anno 2070 (base) 2x Anno 2070 (DLC Pack) In addition, /u/banan1996 (thanks!) has contributed 1x Anno 1800 Deluxe Edition How to enter Simply make a top-level comment below this thread to participate! The deadline is February 10th, 23:00 CET. We will announce the winners shortly afterwards. You have 48 hours to respond to our PM or it will go to the next person. The rules It doesn't matter how many times you comment, it will only count as one entry. Winners will be selected randomly using redditraffler. To prohibit spambotting and other unfair means of entry, your Reddit account has to be created before this post and must have shown some form of activity. Winners can exchange prizes between each other if they wish by contacting the mod team together. Update: Deadline extended to Monday evening. submitted by /u/Jacobus21 [link] [comments]

So we know that warehouses don't work as intended Posted: 08 Feb 2020 01:46 AM PST If you check this post here, it explains thoroughly how, when built in the intuitive order of suppliers - producers - warehouse, the entire production chain loses productivity due to how carts work. The OP suggests a workaround; place warehouses as far away from producers and isolate suppliers from the main road connection. This, however, creates problems of its own which is apparent in the screenshot below. https://preview.redd.it/rpexuuds5of41.jpg?width=1433&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f4f1732ec783654d57603507239be0262a2062b Now you have a production chain working at its full capacity but taking up double the space than normally required. I don't see a good way to use the space in between without hindering the already established production chain. So now I'm left with two options; 1. use the space for suppliers of another production chain and make sure the storage of its end product never gets full in order to prevent intermediate goods getting delivered to warehouses and taking up loading ramp space 2. just do it the normal way and connect less producers per warehouse. If I go by the normal way I get the feeling warehouses don't even work at half the rate of what's stated in the wiki. It says a single small warehouse can take up to 24 resources per minute, which means it should be able to handle 12 workcloth shops, but in practice it can barely handle 5. But then if I try to maximize warehouse efficiency I have to waste a lot of space. What do you guys think is the better solution? ​ ​ EDIT: This post is incorrect and misleading. You can read the comments for accurate information, but I'll post my comment here so people don't have to search for it: Wow, okay this is really interesting. Apparently I was wrong and the devs thought this all out. With some testing I found out that each production building has its own maximum warehouse distance set according to the maximum amount of goods it can store. So, for example, a cart from a pig farm takes 4 minutes to complete a delivery and come back when going to a warehouse furthest away, because the farm can store up to 4 pigs and it takes a minute to produce each. A workercloth factory has half the distance of a pig farm, because it takes 2 minutes for it to reach full storage (30 seconds each with storage space of 4). So you guys are right. As long as a cart can unload within the time limit, no matter how long the waiting line or how far away (or close) the warehouse a building operates at 100% efficiency. This means that a single small warehouse can process up to 12 pig farms at 2 minute distance back and forth, 18 if all farms at 1 minute distance or less. So it's actually better to place producers as close to the warehouse as possible, as it should be. I was way off about the OP, but I'm glad that I wrote it because now I properly understand the system. Also, now I know I don't have to upgrade warehouses in most cases. ​ Thank you everyone for giving feedback to this post and helping me understand the game system properly. submitted by /u/kryndude [link] [comments]

How to unlock newspaper "War effort" Posted: 08 Feb 2020 05:05 AM PST https://anno1800.fandom.com/wiki/Newspapers Hello, does anyone know how i unlock the effect war effort? There is nothing stated in the wiki submitted by /u/Terroklar2 [link] [comments]

Why is Old Nate's harbor limited to selling 10 tons of each item? Posted: 08 Feb 2020 01:07 AM PST Is it a bug or what is the thinking behind it? All the other traders have a limit of 150t and they have more valuable items. submitted by /u/_BEKFAST [link] [comments]

Has anyone experienced this? Not sure if this is a bug. Posted: 07 Feb 2020 08:37 PM PST submitted by /u/TrulyFundamental [link] [comments]

world fair problem Posted: 08 Feb 2020 03:32 AM PST I wanna get the industrial thresher but the only way to get it is in the world fairs basic tools crate but when I start the lowest possible thing in the science and innovation it will automatically start on another one and therefore I can't get the basic tools crate anymore submitted by /u/jaimydaniels [link] [comments]

Question about the mod order: how can i switch this around? Im not getting the townhouse and port buildings from these 2 mods at the bottom? Posted: 08 Feb 2020 03:10 AM PST submitted by /u/lordfil [link] [comments]

quests for items - is it worth it? Posted: 07 Feb 2020 04:03 PM PST hi everyone, ​ i have about a 100 hours in a save, but i never did any quests the npcs give me. is it worth doing all those quests for items? so far i am only getting kind of worthless stuff, but i assume they will get better once i have done more quests... so, is it worth the time investment? or should i focus on other ways to get items? submitted by /u/m3phisto23 [link] [comments]

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