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How To Store Food Going Medieval. Failing to find more food can mean that your villagers starve. To preserve food during the year it is a good idea to build a cold storage area near the beginning of your game. Do not add floors, but if you need floors use clay brick floors. Going medieval storing food guide for starting to build a good basement! Here's how to store food in going medieval, and all of the potential storage options. Regular meat spoils fast, but smoked jerky lasts ages. To do this you will need to open the zone menu and then click the default stockpile. Leave the walls natural for a colder area. We need a good spot, close to our farms and kitchen but also deep so that it. The basic premise is to either dig down, or into the side of a mountain. Luckily other than finding food, you can also store food so that you can preserve. Cold storage in a nutshell is basically a way to make a freezer in going medieval. If you want to store food the right way in going medieval, you will need to build a storage space for it. If your base is primarily above ground have a small stockpile in the dining room with one or two spaces for food and beverages and you cold. First you need to mine down at least 2 layers of natural dirt overhead.

Failing to find more food can mean that your villagers starve. Do not add floors, but if you need floors use clay brick floors. To do this you will need to open the zone menu and then click the default stockpile. Cold storage in a nutshell is basically a way to make a freezer in going medieval. To preserve food during the year it is a good idea to build a cold storage area near the beginning of your game. Regular meat spoils fast, but smoked jerky lasts ages. First you need to mine down at least 2 layers of natural dirt overhead. Going medieval storing food guide for starting to build a good basement! Here's how to store food in going medieval, and all of the potential storage options. The basic premise is to either dig down, or into the side of a mountain.

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How To Store Food Going Medieval Luckily other than finding food, you can also store food so that you can preserve. We need a good spot, close to our farms and kitchen but also deep so that it. Leave the walls natural for a colder area. Regular meat spoils fast, but smoked jerky lasts ages. The basic premise is to either dig down, or into the side of a mountain. Failing to find more food can mean that your villagers starve. To preserve food during the year it is a good idea to build a cold storage area near the beginning of your game. First you need to mine down at least 2 layers of natural dirt overhead. Going medieval storing food guide for starting to build a good basement! Do not add floors, but if you need floors use clay brick floors. To do this you will need to open the zone menu and then click the default stockpile. Here's how to store food in going medieval, and all of the potential storage options. Cold storage in a nutshell is basically a way to make a freezer in going medieval. Luckily other than finding food, you can also store food so that you can preserve. If you want to store food the right way in going medieval, you will need to build a storage space for it. If your base is primarily above ground have a small stockpile in the dining room with one or two spaces for food and beverages and you cold.