Anno 1800 Ultimate Guide: EASIEST Artisan Start & Why Canned Food SUCKS!

An in-depth look at every part of Anno 1800 and the mechanics of the game. The ultimate guide for beginners and those coming back after a break! See how to play the game and what you need to know to make money, figure out resource management, trade routes, diplomacy, and more!! This guide focuses on artisans, advanced production tips, expeditions, and more!

All of My Tips & Guides:

Intro: 00:00
First Artisans: 00:37
New World Expedition: 01:13
Festivals: 02:58
Paved Streets: 04:44
Windows & Maintaining Production: 05:59
Working Conditions: 06:49
Canned Food Conundrum: 09:27
Hospitals & Fur Coats: 12:29
Charter Routes & Ship Types: 14:52
DLC Content Unlocking: 18:39

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[NYCamper]

For artisans I usually skip canned food all together and go for unlocking the town hall. Then get the 'Actor' - provides rum & canned food. And then for windows snag the 'Glass Maker' - trade union item - instead of glass the building used sand. Keeping in mind later on you will need glass for other production.

[xkernalsandersx]

These are literally the most helpful videos for a strategy game. Thank you so much for doing this series ☺️

[snedabylek]

Keep ‘em comin!!! I’ve been playing forever and I still always learn something from your videos.

[LzyGaming_]

Your channel is a rabbit hole for all ambitious Anno players. even the devs could learn from you about their game. :D thank you for that.

[johnluikart]

That 3:40
Also, thank you very much for the time stamps/ labels in the video. Very helpful to navigate each guide.

[kerstin]

Always lovely to watch. While I don't need guidance on Anno anymore after playing it for so long, I still appreciate your patience and calm way of explaining the game. I just love the way you build and love any series you make for the beauty of the build. :D

[iClarke]

Your tutorials have been a great help! I feel more confident about my city setups now, thanks to you

[andrewcyber]

Dude you are awesome! The way you present information is perfect! Please don't stop making these amazing videos! 😄

[boy]

just got it on sale and this series has been a lifesaver!

[wilsonriley]

There is a specialist that you can find at Eli's that takes care of the Rum and Canned Food needs if you have a Variety Theater. I almost always use her mid game, and it saves me some production late game.

[darwinbarnes]

Taka you are nailing it with this series, just fantastic work on your part - bravo!

[joshuacamacho]

Great guide man! I’ve already learned a few things from these videos. Best guide video series on YouTube keep up the good work👍🏼

[SerialSniper]

I wish I had known about charter routes sooner. In my first play through one of the NPCs declared war on me and my New World trade ship had to sail past their island so it was constantly being sunk. I resolved it by taking over his island which cost probably 1 million coin in the end.

[Mrbigmike]

After watching this, I no longer started artisans the same way XD, man this is some serious thinking out of the box

[Kivlov]

This series is pure gold, I've been playing this game for over 130 hours now, finished the campaign, got pretty far in the new DLC regions and still can't get enough – and your video always provide something new I didn't know about (or didn't care for enough). One question though: buildings like marketplaces have an area effect, dark green and light green. I understand that light green means that it doesn't get full 100%. How much percent exactly it gets then? Following to this: do two light green AOEs sum up for one dark green? Like, have a look at you talking about the hospital: if you put two hospitals whose light green AOE overlap, does it mean that the building gets 100% coverage? Looking forward to solving this :)

[joespencer]

Great continual little tips to your main guide.👍 I had no idea about the impact of the brick/ paved roads.

[zigoter]

Also working conditions changes can be used to offset weird production ratios if used on correct elements of production chain.

[okmerflow]

Awesome tutorial again. Thanks a lot, looking forward to the next one!

[Shiftry]

Normally for those expeditions its definatly recommend to try and get the bonuses. However for the new world its not needed atall. I have purposly picked the worst options multiple times and never failed it. Instead u wanna load it up with construction materials to get a better building start. Mainly 2 slots of Timber and if u play Campaign 8-16 Steel beems to quickly grab 1 or 2 more islands. If u play Sandbox Isabella will give u a Clipper with some Timber and Steel beems so u dont have to bring over your own and u can swap that out for some Bricks instead or another load of Timber. This way u have enough construction material to get a very good start without having to build Timber production right away and u can instead focus on population and getting that Cotton and Rum production up and running.

[johnnyd]

Wow I was wondering where all the champagne and cigars came from. Excellent.