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Tip 2: Set floors first. Minions move dramatically faster over floor than on dirt. There is a movement penalty for dirt and for carrying materials as well. On top of that flooring seems to negate the carrying penalty. Overall you will save huge amounts of building time if you set the floors first. Tip 3: Minions will wall themselves in. Best to just plan for door positions ahead of time. Tip 4: You can place a door on top of a built wall and it'll replace. What it doesn't do is place a floor under the door. You'll have to do so manually. Tip 5: Light everything. Minions work faster in light and victims get scared in the dark. Tip 6: Light can be blocked by objects thus negating its benefits. A good example of this is the table and chairs for kitchens. Tip 7: Tearing things down gives a full refund of all materials. So feel free to rebuild and experiment.
Tip 2: When encountering a distraction (TV, Bookcase, etc) A single victim will move to and sit at the distraction. Tip 3: This victim is completely oblivious. You can move your monsters into the room and even loudly murder someone else without them noticing. They do become aware if attacked. Tip 4: The rest of the victims immediately move on to explore another room if a person gets distracted. This simulates a horror movie trope. Tip 5: Every distraction increases a victim's happiness. Let them live and encounter distractions until they reach 20 happiness and they will call out and reduce your suspicion level.
How to Hire New Minions This is the same as in my full Beginner's Guide. I'm setting this as a stand alone guide because it is a commonly asked question and I think more people would miss it if it was only part of a greater guide. The primary way to get new minions is by spending Evilium in the Crypt. The Crypt is one of the buttons on the bottom of your screen and don't feel bad that you didn't think to click it before now. There is a lot to take in with the building, victims and feeding so it took me a while to realize its importance as well. As you build your house and kill victims you'll unlock some minion slots. This is the best place to get new ones. It costs only 260 Evilium to get two applicants of the minion type of your choice and you can hire (or reject) both if you like. For reference that is only two days worth of Evilium if you are doing the three victim ad and getting them all alone. Which should be easy with the tips in the previous section. With the other two crypt tabs you can spend Evilium to unlock new monster types that you can put an ad out for and unlock more minion slots. Unlike putting out an ad the price increases for every purchase in these tabs. So building up the Evilium from proper victim slaying is highly recommended. Also do not hesitate to spend your Evilium. Its used for nothing else and the more minions you have the faster you can craft the horrendously expensive advanced tier stuff. You will occasionally get a visit from a merchant who will sell you minions. He draws from every type of monster and they cost around 4000 cash (not Evilium). I have personally rarely purchased from him. Mostly because he rarely has a minion that I really want.
Step 2: Press ESC to display the main menu. Step 3: Then, go to minions section and sell all the minions. Step 4: Press ESC and you will receive the money. Step 5: Repeat this process as much as needed.
You're going to get to a point where you'll need to have minions working at your factory workstations almost perpetually, so factory work should be one of the highest priorities. Extinguishing fires should be at the top - it doesn't happen often, but it's in your best interest to get them stomped out as quickly as possible. Working in the home office should be a high priority as well, as incoming victims are your primary source of food. Once you have traps that need to be refilled, the refilling job needs to be set at the higher end of the priority list. These are just some tips, and it all gets much easier once you have more minions and those with more work slots. You should try to balance an individual minion's jobs so they have one "primary" task that will take up most of their time (factory, laboratory, home office, building, mining) with the others (chop wood, maintenance, refill, training) being less urgent.
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