![]() ![]() That's between 288 and 343 people per year. But a more reasonable number for a close fishing point is between 17.3 and 20.6 carts per year at 10 and 7 tiles distance respectively. Therefore, the maximum fish you could get per year is 33.7 cartloads (640 / (17 + 2). Obviously, it must also have room for the catch. The formula I arrived at is that a wharf will produce:Ħ40 / (17 + 2 * distance from wharf to fishing point in tiles) carts / yearġ) 640 tiles / year is everyone's rate of travelĢ) a boat spends 14 tiles of time fishingĤ) the granary's entrance must be no further than 5 tiles farther from the wharf than the distance from the wharf to the fishing point (ie. Having been frustrated for a long time at not being able to figure out how much fish a wharf will produce per year, I finally sat down to observe some fishing boats and their associated cart pushers (bean counting a la Grumpus). ![]()
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