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[[File:employment_counter.png|left]]'''Odd jobbers''' are a default, pseudo-employment option for [[citizens]]. Any citizen that's not employed will be an odd jobber by default. They will wander around the [[settlement]] and be available for doing certain tasks given by the player, such as [[Fell Tree|cutting trees]], [[Clear Rock|collecting stone]] or [[Dig | [[File:employment_counter.png|left]]'''Odd jobbers''' are a default, pseudo-employment option for [[citizens]]. Any citizen that's not employed will be an odd jobber by default. They will wander around the [[settlement]] and be available for doing certain tasks given by the player, such as [[Fell Tree|cutting trees]], [[Clear Rock|collecting stone]] or [[Dig Into Mountain|cutting into mountains]]. If too many [[Workforce|employees]] are chosen for jobs, the counter can actually go into the negatives. | ||
It is advisable that players always have a decent amount of odd jobbers around the settlement, so they're always available to do much-needed tasks. If the amount of odd jobbers becomes too low, players can decrease the amount of employees working for certain [[ | It is advisable that players always have a decent amount of odd jobbers around the settlement, so they're always available to do much-needed tasks. If the amount of odd jobbers becomes too low, players can decrease the amount of employees working for certain [[building]]s, and/or simply allow more [[Immigration|immigrants]] to move in. | ||
If there's not enough employees or odd jobbers to do something, a building or task will warn the player of this in red text. | If there's not enough employees or odd jobbers to do something, a building or task will warn the player of this in red text. | ||
[[Category:Gameplay elements]] | [[Category:Gameplay elements]] | ||
Revision as of 19:31, 1 June 2021
Odd jobbers are a default, pseudo-employment option for citizens. Any citizen that's not employed will be an odd jobber by default. They will wander around the settlement and be available for doing certain tasks given by the player, such as cutting trees, collecting stone or cutting into mountains. If too many employees are chosen for jobs, the counter can actually go into the negatives.
It is advisable that players always have a decent amount of odd jobbers around the settlement, so they're always available to do much-needed tasks. If the amount of odd jobbers becomes too low, players can decrease the amount of employees working for certain buildings, and/or simply allow more immigrants to move in.
If there's not enough employees or odd jobbers to do something, a building or task will warn the player of this in red text.