Anno 1800 Ultimate Guide: Setting Up Your FIRST CITY & Production

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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 the farmer residential tier and an introduction the production and statistics!

All of My Tips & Guides:

Intro: 00:00
Initial Layout Ideas: 00:27
First Farmers: 01:43
Basic Needs: 02:20
Happiness Needs: 04:08
Workforce: 04:33
Production Statistics: 06:25
Production Timers: 12:16
Income: 12:53
Final Thoughts: 14:21

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This guide shows you're a kind person. If I were to make a guide, I would Immediately adjust their working condition and abuse any extra happiness that they have to boost production.

bunnyhallow

Loving these guides! I wish I had them when I was first starting out, can’t wait to see your explanation for engineers, that’s where my game always goes bad

jackwilliams

I honestly was so excited to fire up this game thinking it would be like any other builder game, but then quickly realized it's a bit more intricate. These videos have saved me....I have a way more productive and bustling set of islands now - keep up the GREAT work!!!

xkernalsandersx

I just wanna thank taka because I struggled very much with this game. Couldn’t figure out what I was going wrong now ihave a steady income still early in the game and your videos are literally help me out it’s only just come to consoles so this is why you got this message two years later

jakedavies

Just got Anno 1800 for Christmas (but I'm travelling and won't have access to my PC for a few days), so I'm gonna watch through your guides before I start playing! Your videos makes me so excited to play once I get home :)

DressingParty

Perfect timing with the ultimate guides, I just bought complete edition and kinda overwhelmed on what to do!

Zanbatoss

Healthy guides for newcomers, I wish I had these when I first started playing. Great work Taka ;)

sjspiegel

Man you are fricking legend. That is The guide I was looking for. Fck 5 tips and tricks. 20 minutes of pure tips and tricks right here.

joooker

These guides are so helpful. I saw so many videos about anno 1800.
I spend almost 165 hours into this game since i bought it a week ago. And never made it to the partisans.😅😢😢😢

Kringspiermusketier

Really looking forward to the rest of the series....there is always something you miss in Anno 1800. Great work Taka!!

Morne_Smith

Thanks, been playing Anno since 1602 and just started on 1800 last year. The influence info was very helpful.

alienincognito

Fantastic fantastic guides! I've come back to Anno 1800 after months of stop and I really need some "refresh" sessions. Thank you for your incredible work!

gardhul

This is what I needed. The campaign is not teaching me a lot of the things I want to know. I was getting anxious about still not understanding the income generation. I was also concerned about wasting money cause I'm still negative.

Noblemight

I don't know if you read older comments. But this game is driving me crazy lol. I always crash and burn into debt and I get overwhelmed really easily. I've watched your series and I'm watching it again. But when it comes to the economic screen.... determining supply vs to I determine if enough is being produced vs consumed when both factors are on different islands? Because I think that's what gets me the most.... especially rum. I get plagued by rum shortages, then I over produce in the new world. And now I'm spending more than I it's just a viscous cycle. I can never seam to produce "just enough"....well except for bricks that's easy to understand.

DeadMarine