PoE 3.25 Town Management Simulator: Maximizing Profit and Resources

To maximize town potential, focus on farming higher TI maps for more gold, improving mining for bonus ore, and upgrading recruitment early on.

### Maximizing Profit in Kings March: A Comprehensive Guide
* 💰  Gold is the **most valuable resource** in town management, required for **upgrades and worker wages**.
* 🏞️  Farming higher tier maps, like **TI 17**, yields **more gold** due to **higher pack size and quantity**.
* ⛏️  Improving mining can provide a **significant gold bonus**, with mining areas granting gold equal to the **marked ore amount**.
* 🏗️  Early town upgrades should focus on **mining, food production, and recruitment**, with smelting being **important but not a top priority**.
* 🚢  Shipment strategy involves sending high-value resources to specific ports for bonus rewards, with **Verum ore being the most important**.
* 📊  Adding Th Dust to shipments **multiplies their value**, with 500 dust providing a **50% increase** and 8000 dust a **200% increase**.
* 👩‍🌾  Higher level workers significantly increase resource production, with level 9 workers producing **almost triple** the resources of level 4 workers.
* 💎  Disenchanting jewelry can provide **Th Dust**, with a simple trick of using only jewelry to fill the disenchantment tab for **long periods**.

hey everybody, Ronro here, and G add the town management simulator to 3.25, which can be quite profitable. So, in this video, I want to provide a detailed guide on how to maximize your town potential and to get some device from it. Based on my testing, the video has plenty of time stamps as usual, so if you're interested in some particular question, don't hesitate to just click on them. And I hope it will be helpful. Let's go. So, the first part of a whole town program R is pretty much gold. Gold will be required for every little upgrade during your town, and also your town pretty much have a wage system. You will need to pay all your workers constantly. That will pretty much make gold the most valuable resource that you can get for your town. And it leads us to a question: how to get more gold. So, to get more gold, you generally need to farm higher TI Maps. Based on my experience, I think TI 17 maps are dropping more gold than tier 16 maps, mostly due to higher P size.

higher quantity right now. P size and quantity is pretty much the main stats that can affect the gold and I think P size affects it much more so try to rise up your pack size to F gold faster if you can do tier 17 for it. It's even better in tier 17 map. I've been able to farm around 30k gold per run which is pretty much very nice but what if you can do higher term ups for now you're just progressing or you just don't feel confident enough or they cost a little too much so then I have another absolutely awesome tip you will need to improve your mining because improved mining can provide you a very cool bonus so it's right here marking or in areas. Grant gold equal to the amount of ore marked that's a very good way because at tier 16 Maps you will be able to receive from like 500 to a, from ore marked from one nice location and if you will be able to mark at least two ores per map.

for around like 800 or you will be able to receive almost 2K gold per that run, which is very nice addition. And I think it help a lot to stack gold as fast as possible, so try to level up your mining first to get that cool bonus up as fast as possible. Together with other cool mining bonuses, it leaves us to a pretty interesting question: how to improve your town early. So early on, I heavily recommend everybody to pretty much go and focus on upgrades, such as mining for example, and getting food from the garden. I don't recommend to focus on food too much, but you will need to upgrade it to at least get access to all food foods that we currently have, like wheat, corn, pumpkin, or and blues andum. All of them together will help help you to upgrade other buildings. So I think right now the most important part is upgrading your recruitment early on. Together with food and Mining, you also will need to get smelter in, but I don't recommend to focus too much on that. Smelter in comes

after, you will need some bars to pretty much upgrade your buildings, but you don't need too much. Another very important tip for the start of your town: don't start off sending too many resources away in shipment. It's not what helping you to move forward, so just try to build your little buildings and pretty much leveling them up. You will get to the profit part later. So another important part is showcasing which the resource will be most important for both your shipping and upgrading your town. So right now that resource is just like very resum ore. That's the main ore that is pretty hard to get, and I recommend to pretty much get theum as fast as possible and level up your mining here as fast as possible. So focus on mining early on because verum is going to be absolutely the best for both shipping and upgrading your town later on. We will get to that point a little later in the shipping time stamp. So another very important part for or is pretty much smelting. You have a smelting building, and you will be

able to hire smelters to smelt your ore to bars. Bars are five times better for quests and shipment so it's definitely recommended to just smelt most of your ore or even all your ore to bars. Right now as you can see I don't have a lot of ore and most ore that I have are pretty much smelted already for a pretty decent amount of bars. However, I do not recommend to focus too much on smelting. Usually at least five smelters, these higher levels are recommended. They have level nine here to speed up the smelting that I need and the rest is just like level five. You just need to make sure that you have at least one smelter for every kind of ore to pretty much produce bars as fast as possible. Also for all profit related parts, theum bar is the most important bar overall since verum ore is the most important one. So try to get the resume bars in as big capacities as possible. Another resource that we need to talk about is pretty much food.

the biggest part for the food and farming plot that it's completely automated. So if your guys are up there and you have enough gold for them to work, they're just going to Auto Farm food up to the eternity. So I recommend to set up Farm plots as fast as possible because every next hour that you will have gold, you will constantly receive Food even if it just read. The most important food is obviously BL blue zium but I'm not sure how much better than beat for example right now. I have a pretty interesting idea that higher level food can provide better currency but there's not enough evidence to pretty much say it for sure. I still recommend to farm all types of food because you will get bonus for for different types right now you have an option called farming plots can grow basic food and 5% increase crop yield per different crop being farmed all suppl yield 10% increase crop per adjust plot be farm that way if you have all different types of food it will be much easier to farm food.

faster. Just use them all. And I recommend to use two for blue anium because I think that's the most important food. So pretty much when it comes to shipping, the whole idea is pretty simple. First off, you need to understand that you have car ports with green flags right here, and you have cgom ports with black flux like there. And if you will send a high-value shipment to car ports, you're going to receive tatos as a bonus. And if you will send high-level shipments to Croom ports, you're going to receive runes. So if you're interested in runes and getting them, make sure you're sending it to Big cun sport, such as Cur by itself, or for example pum or ribin file. At start, you will have just ribbon fall for kalur and gaku for KI. So another important part is shipment table. Generally, you need to focus on proper resources to send them and receive proper rewards. So as you can see, out of all ores, the most important one is verum ore because when you're sending it to

ribin file. It will give you scarabs. Gaku. It will give you stack decks, which is very good, and kalur will bring you splinters. I think all of that is just like very good. Also B smooth or could be pretty nice because you can farm quality gems for it for ganu or even file, and you can also get juils, even double corrupted juils from tan. So the rest of ORS is not that important, and I honestly don't recommend to focus a lot on them. So just get bmus and very soon out of four and all possible food like wheat, corn, pumpkin, orun, and blue and prium or pretty much lead you to a currency. So to get the currency in the back shipment like divines, for example, you will need to get food in the shipment since BL anium has like highest shipment value, and it's two times higher than weat. I recommend to start with it. So most of the time you need to add as much resources as possible to Big shipments as a main strategy there's.

also a strategy when you're sending small shipments just to roll that lucky Divine chance. But I currently prefer to send big ones. That's why I'm just trying to raise the amount of shipment value as fast as possible and as high as possible by adding food and stuff like that. There's also a level right now. I think the most leading theory is that it has a hidden level of Port itself, and it's going to increase every time that you M the quas. So I recommend to send enough resources to M the together with as much food as possible. And if you're using, for example, ribbon file, you can add fum or just to get cool rewards. On top of that, there's another very important thing. There's a multiplier such as th dust. You can add dust to every run. Um, 10 dust will give you 50% of shipment value multiplier. 55 will give you 100%. 518 will give you 150% increase, and 8,14 will give you 200% increase. So as you can see, you need to add at least 500.

of dust to every shipment to improve it. And if your shipment is very big and you are sure you want to raise it as high as possible, I recommend to add 8,000 of dust to your big shipments as well because it's a pretty nice multiplier. So another important question is pretty much, is the distance up to the port important? So, how this generally based on the rewards that I already tested myself. I think you can get bigger rewards from more distant ports. It's not confirmed for now, but it's pretty much the leading theory. However, that situation can lead us to a pretty important question, which port is the best out of all them? So, the biggest distance is pretty much Kore Port, that's a very huge distance. It will require a lot of time to travel there. However, I still think the best part is ribbon file because if you're going to pretty much use your resources to go for ribbon file with theum bars, you're going to receive scarabs. So, sending resources to ribben fall especially very soon they'll

lead into the scare UP Rewards, and that's why I think ribon file right now is the best sport out of all. However, when you're going to sleep, for example, or if you're going off the game for some time, I still recommend to send your food to the calore because that will lead to pretty much higher rewards in terms of pure currency. So, verum goes to ribbon file and food, all types of food, goes to Cur or any distant Port based on fet resources. So, for example, right now I have inum corn and pumpkin. I can literally send corn and pumpkin here together with some additional food for higher rewards. Um, that would be the best strategy. The reum always should go to ribbon file because it currently can provide the most value out of them all. Another option is only gaku, which is a very close port to for stack deck. So, only two options for verum, and I currently think that Ren f is going to Beat It by far. So, after we figured out shipment, there's

important tips that I want to give to you. If your town is not Mark leveled, please don't send resources to basic ports when you don't have enough to upgrade your buildings. So, I still recommend to send at least basic resources, but don't send too much because it will lead you to a situation when you will not have enough resources to upgrade your town and progress it further. So, just wait for higher levels of Port because you're going to receive amazing bonuses. For example, Port rank 11 will give you port quarters or 50% more rewarding that is big and it will work so good. Another important tip to maintain your workers better is pretty much keeping in mind what idle workers are. So, currently when your workers are not doing anything, for example, the crew just sitting in the ship, you're not paying wages for that and that's an important part of the whole progression. There have been theory that you need to get your guys out of the ship, but as you can see it's not changed anything.

4,600 k right here with guys off the ship right now so they're completely idle. But when I'm adding them back, the amount does not change, so it's still 4,600. It leads us to a very important conclusion that you're not paying even if guys on the ships are just staying in docks. And it pretty much works the same way for every other thingy. So they're not paying to workers who's not really doing anything. For example, if guys are mining the resum right now, they're receiving W. If they're not doing it, they're not receiving anything. So right now I'm just paying for my garden and for my disenchanted enchanted smelters and miners are not doing anything so I'm not paying them. And that's a pretty important tip. So if your workers are idle, don't worry about it. Everything's going to be fine. You're not going to overpay them. So talking about disenchanting disenchanting is very important because it can provide a thic

dust, and we will need that resource for multiplying our shipments to maximize it. There's a very simple trick you can just open the disenchanted menu and use only jewelry to pretty much fill up your whole disenchantment tab with, for example, Rings or amulets. It will lead to a huge up time, so for example, you can see that my up time right here is 19 hours, so I don't need to touch it for 19 hours. If you're interested in that, you can also check which rings are providing more and which are providing less, and to bad ones out. So for example, that ring provides 6K dust, but that one provides only 1,000. It will lead to maximizing the amount of dust that you will need, so just take out bad rings and keep only the ones that provide at least a few thousand. However, if you don't want to bz too much and want just like higher quality of life, you can just leave all the Rings in and completely forget about that for a lot of time because it will

take some time to do all of it. So another nice question is what level of disenchanters I generally can recommend. Since you don't need too much dust, I usually just use three disenchanters of level five to avoid paying them more. I think that way they are still decomposing pretty fast but do not require too much gold. So right now I think that strategy is pretty much optimal. Maybe I will add one more disenchanter later on. And as you can see, I have a pretty big amount of dust here, like half a million of it. Another great tip is pretty much in regards to how to get more resources per hour. So let's look at our farming around here. I am farming Blue Z, and I have three workers of level four right here. As you can see, they are producing about 108 Blue th film per hour, which is a pretty right number. But here I replaced one worker with level nine, a very expensive dude. So that dude is pretty much raising my production and almost triple that. So right here, just two workers level 4 is

the same like the previous one and one level 9 guy producing 48 seven blue that per hour which is literally triple and that's very good. So if you want more resources per hour, try to get as high levels workers as possible because they're pretty much worth it and they're going to produce you much more. The only thing that you need to keep in mind high level workers are not that gold efficient so you will need much more gold to pretty much make sure they're keeping their production up. So if you care about gold efficiency, I recommend to stop at least around level five six but if you just care about absolute number go for level 9. And if you want to go for high levels, there's very important part as well. You can check Town Improvement and it's really important to get your town to a maximum Rank. And after you will get it to1, you will have such option, the button right here which gives you an opportunity to pretty much get high level workers roll for 22k gold. In my opinion, it's definitely worth it.

provides you with crazy workers. Just look at those guys. Z guys is rank nine muin, and it's very good. Another rank n mupp and rank eight for farming is definitely cool as well, so I recommend to use that option even if it feels like it's very expensive because it can give you workers up to level 10, and those are completely amazing in everything that they're going to do. So, I think that can help you to maximize the amount of resources and maximize profit from shipment too because you'll have more resources and more shipment at the same time. So, another important tip to save you a ton of gold. Generally, I do not recommend to get Ming workers early on because mapers are going to cost you a lot of gold, and it will slow down the whole progress of your town developer. So generally, if you can avoid getting those MERS early, it is definitely recommended to do so. I usually recommend to start mapping workers only after you will level up everything else, and you will level up your mapping device up to a

level when mappers will run at least yellow mths. Also, always make sure that you have four mappers sent to a mission because that way they will have higher chances to completely complete them up and not partially complet it, and they will bring much more loot. So generally, MPP mechanic right now is very gold consuming, and I recommend to engage Vis it only later on in your progression because chances for crazy currency here is not that big. They can give you some nice items, especially like corrupting juils, for example, but it still will require a lot of gold, so don't go there while you're upgrading everything else. The last part is pretty much about the rec combinators and your run Smith table. So I never upgraded Rec combinators for now. I think it's a very cool tool that you can use, but before you will upgrade literally everything else, I do not recommend to touch it because you will need to invest a lot of gold into it before it will be useful. So if you're not um really want to profit craft with

it. I don't recommend to go that earlier. You will be able to improve it later on. Pretty much the same approach comes for R. Me, I upgraded it like a little up to level three, but never invested a lot of that because I'm trying to save gold for better upgrades, and that's pretty much what I can recommend to do because I think it will be a right approach to upgrade both of them later because you don't really need any input from those two ways of upgrading to the whole of your town. Just go and get anything else which is going to speed up your progress. So, that's been my guide for Kings March. Some things still will need to be tested later on, however, right now most of the important stuff is already figured, and if you're going to just follow the main outline that I showcased here, I'm sure your town is going to become a huge Kingdom pretty soon and they'll definitely bring you resources. Thank you very much for watching. R out.

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Maximizing Your Town's Potential: A Detailed Guide

G-Add has introduced the town management simulator 3.

The key to maximizing your town's potential lies in efficiently farming gold, improving mining, and focusing on early upgrades such as food and recruitment.

Verum ore is highlighted as the most important resource for shipping and town upgrading, emphasizing the need to focus on mining early on.

Efficient Gaming Tips for Ore Smelting, Food Farming, and Shipping

It is recommended to hire at least five smelters, with higher levels being more efficient, to smelt ore into bars for quests and shipments.

Setting up farm plots quickly is crucial as they provide automated food production, with Blue Zium being the most important food.

When it comes to shipping, sending high-value shipments to Car Ports will give Tatos as a bonus, while sending them to Croom Ports will provide Runes, with Verum ore being the most important for rewards.

Maximizing Shipment Value in Genshin Impact

Sending big shipments is the main strategy for maximizing shipment value, by adding as many resources as possible, especially high-value foods.

Adding dust to every run is crucial, with higher amounts of dust providing a significant increase in shipment value multiplier.

The leading theory suggests that greater rewards can be obtained from more distant ports, with Ribbon Fall being considered the best port due to the rewards it offers in exchange for resources.

Maximizing Rewards and Progress in the Game

Sending food to Calore and Verum's ribbon file provides the highest rewards, while basic resources should be sent to ports based on town level.

Waiting to upgrade port levels can result in better bonuses.

Keeping workers idle does not result in overpaying them, so there's no need to worry about their inactivity.

Disenchanting is crucial for game progression and can yield significant benefits.

Using only high-dust jewelry in the disenchanted menu can maximize dust production and minimize the need for constant attention.

It's recommended to use three level five disenchanters to balance fast decomposition with reasonable gold cost.

Hiring higher-level workers can significantly increase resource production, but it may not be the most gold-efficient option.

Improving the town to the maximum rank and investing in the option to get high-level workers for gold is considered a valuable strategy for increasing resource production.

Maximizing Resource Production in Kings March

Prioritize using rank nine and eight workers for maximum resource production and shipment profit.

Avoid investing in mapping workers early on to prevent slowing down town development.

Save gold by delaying upgrades for rec combinators and the run Smith table, focusing on other upgrades first.

This approach will help speed up the progress of your town and maximize resource output in Kings March.