Ever found yourself yearning for that next upgrade, that advanced crafting recipe, or a more efficient production building in Medieval Dynasty? Then youll need to master the art of acquiring Production Technology Points the very lifeblood of progress in this captivating medieval simulation.

Navigating the vast and immersive world of Medieval Dynasty can feel overwhelming at first. The game throws a lot at you: building settlements, managing resources, hunting, farming, and, of course, surviving. But at the core of your progress lies a system of skills and technology, each designed to enhance your capabilities and expand your horizons. While both skill and technology points are earned through actions, it is essential to understand their differences. Skills directly impact your character's proficiency in various tasks, while technology unlocks new structures and items to craft, and allows you to upgrade existing buildings and crafting capabilities.

Let's delve into how to boost your production technology, turning your fledgling settlement into a thriving hub of industry and innovation.

Category	Details
Production Technology Points: What are they?	They are a specific type of technology points in Medieval Dynasty, used to unlock advanced crafting recipes, upgrade production buildings like the workshop and smithy, and generally advance your settlement's industrial capacity. Production technology is about producing objects, tools, weapons, clothes, and cooking meals.
Why are they important?	Production technology points are key for progressing in the game because they let you: Unlock advanced crafting recipes (like furniture, tools, and clothing). Upgrade production buildings such as the workshop, smithy, and kitchen.
Key Activities to Gain Points:	Crafting various items: Making linen thread/fabric, clothes, and tools, along with cooking meals all contribute to this. Utilizing Production Buildings: Upgrading production buildings such as the workshop, smithy, and kitchen. Completing quests: Some seasonal quests will reward you with a good amount of tech points. Employing villagers: Have NPC villagers work in production buildings to increase the tech points.
Key Strategies:	Automate Production: Ensure that your production villagers are at 100% work capacity. Maximize Resource Utilization: Process any "garbage prime matter" before disposing of it (e.g., cook meat from hunting). Higher-Level Materials: From experience, you get more production tech points from higher-level materials.
Notable Considerations:	Skills vs. Technology: While skills enhance individual character abilities, technology unlocks broader possibilities. Quests as MVP: Side quests are a great way to boost your technology. Resource Management: Some actions only happen while you have the supplies to do so.
How to increase your technology:	In Medieval Dynasty, you need technology to unlock more structures and items to craft. For e.g., to craft the food storage and a workshop, you need a certain amount of technology in the farming and building classes.
Link for more information:	PC Gamer's Medieval Dynasty Guide

The path to mastering production technology in Medieval Dynasty isn't just about grinding; it's about strategizing. Every action you take, from crafting basic tools to managing a team of skilled villagers, contributes to this vital metric. The games systems are deeply intertwined, requiring you to understand how different aspects affect each other.

Many players find themselves puzzled by the disparity between their skill levels and their technology levels. You may have 8500 building, 4000 survival, and 5000 farming points, but only 1400 in production. Rest assured; this is a common experience. The key to bridging this gap lies in targeted actions. Actively engage in crafting, resource management, and utilizing your production buildings to their full potential. Ensure your villagers are working efficiently, creating items, tools, clothes, and other necessary goods. Don't let resources go to waste; utilize every scrap of meat from hunting, every piece of wood, and every harvested crop.

When you focus on activities that directly relate to production, your production technology points will increase. Any type of production you do gives these points. The more time you invest in production-related tasks, the faster your production technology will advance.

Consider the following scenario: you spend a significant amount of time making linen thread, fabric, and clothes. You craft various tools, and you cook hundreds of portions of meat each year. You also have multiple smiths, seamstresses, a craftsman, and innkeepers dedicated to churning out essential items. This targeted effort translates directly into production technology gains. Those are the actions that help you increase your technology in Medieval Dynasty.

Your skill level at any job determines the production level you get. The higher your skill, the more efficient your production becomes. Remember the actions that increase technology points: Completing quests is very helpful.

Side quests are a goldmine for technology points. The rewards scale with your current level, meaning you'll get more substantial boosts as you progress. Even in year 2, you can get quests rewarding like 250 tech points.

Also, doing quests is the real MVP, as some seasonal quests will net you 200 tech points for production.

Now, let's look at how to efficiently gain those points.

Firstly, Crafting and Production: This is where the bulk of your gains will come from. Create tools, clothes, and process resources within your production buildings. Your production villagers can also increase the tech points.

Secondly, Questing: The most effective way to quickly advance your tech is completing both main and side quests. Especially the seasonal quests.

Thirdly, Villager Management: The villagers you assign to production tasks will generate tech points. Make sure all your production villagers are at 100% work capacity. Make sure they are working in perfect balance between automation needs and the highest tier crafts available.

Fourthly, Resource Optimization: Any garbage prime matter you get, process before disposal, such as meat on hunting sprees (drop a campfire, cook, eat what you need, yeet the surplus). Making fields and grubbing them up only gives farming technology points.

Consider the following example: cleaning out a trap grants nearly all of your personal 'level up' points.

From experience, you get more production tech points from higher level materials. The amount you get in reward scales up as your technology gets higher.

Think of your production buildings as the heart of your settlement. Upgrading the workshop, smithy, and kitchen unlocks more advanced crafting recipes and production schemes. Structures such as food storage are really important when it comes to your dynasty progression.

Trapping might not be a significant source of tech points. Trapping is much easier compared to shooting an animal. This appears to be close to the same amount of tech points as actually shooting an animal.

So to recap, the strategies are: Automation, resource management, crafting higher level materials, and completing quests. Make sure you do the above, and you will become a master of the industry in Medieval Dynasty.