Nations Villagers Ai Reborn FAQ

Find a Country Seller NPC in your world and chat with them to purchase your first plot of territory. Once you own land, hire your first worker and order them to build a Town Hall, which serves as the hub for all your settlement management and worker commands.

Type a citizen's name or job role directly into the game chat to open a conversation with them. From there you can assign jobs, hire workers, or give direct building commands like constructing homes or production huts.

Build storage warehouses to hold goods, then open markets where citizens can trade using V-Credits. Set tax rates on your citizens' income, open a bank account to manage funds, and eventually purchase shares on your town's stock market to grow wealth.

Assign citizens to specific jobs (like lumberjack, miner, or cook) and they'll carry out daily routines gathering resources and crafting goods. Supply your production huts with raw materials and citizens will process them into finished products automatically.

Build a military barracks to train soldiers, construct air defense turrets around your borders, and hire town guards through your law enforcement system. These defenses will protect your settlement against enemy raids from rival factions.

Use ground vehicles like carts and industrial trains for short to medium distances, or invest in aircraft and cargo ships for long-range transit across oceans and distant biomes. All vehicles have fuel mechanics and cargo inventory slots to organize your supply lines.

Build city services including medical clinics to keep citizens healthy, ensure they have access to food (through kitchens and cooking), and add police stations and courts to handle crime. Fire departments also protect your buildings from burning down.

Return to Country Seller NPCs to purchase additional land plots that expand your territory claims. As your nation grows, you can establish embassies, set up diplomatic treaties with other factions, or declare war to claim enemy land.

Yes—the mod includes Crossworld Mode that connects your singleplayer world to multiplayer servers, allowing you to interact with other players' nations and participate in a shared global economy and political system.

Forgetting to supply your production huts with raw materials before assigning workers to jobs—citizens need resources to actually produce goods. Also, neglecting to build enough housing early on will prevent new citizens from joining your settlement.