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How to increase Approval in Manor LordsHere’s how to increase your Approval rating and keep your population happy in Manor Lords
Here’s how to increase your Approval rating and keep your population happy in Manor Lords
Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Hooded Horse
Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Hooded Horse
Want to increase Approval in Manor Lords?Approval is the metric inManor Lordsthat dictates the overall satisfaction of your peasants. Happy villagers are good villagers, and if you let your Approval rating fall too low, your territory will slowly devolve as families leave or even resort to crime. Unfortunately,Manor Lordskeeps the Approval system fairly opaque, and doesn’t exactly tell you what you need to do to keep happiness levels high.
In this guide onhow to increase Approval in Manor Lords, we’ll tell you what you need to know to keep your Approval rating in the green, which is where you want it to stay in order to become a successful ruler over a satisfied settlement.
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How to increase Approval Rating in Manor Lords
This screenshot shows a 59% Approval rating, thanks to varied market stalls. Could be better, but at least no one’s leaving town just yet. |Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Hooded Horse
Your Approval Rating should ideally always be at least50%, which is the bar you need to reach for one new family to join your settlement per month. If it falls below that and enters the red, eventually you’ll start to notice peasants shirking their duties, leaving your town, or even worse, turning into Bandits. Try the following tips to keep your Approval high:
With this knowledge in tow, your peasants should be more than glad to stay within the confines of your bustling village. For more tips on Manor Lords, check out our guides tofarmingandtrade- both of which are vital to the development of a happy, healthy town.
