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Pienso que la música es de tu cosecha, queda guay en este short de la monja. Chikutiki-chilituki- paupaupau- ñaoñaoñau. :D

Seriously what is this game about ???

JO JO JO olé el tio experimentos XD XD

That's actually amazing. I was waiting for it to wake up the whole time tho.

Epic

¿Cyber - me lo pido - me lo pido - me lo pido ?? XD Fuera de coñas, buena Promo - Largometraje te has currado Capi. Si señó, mú pofesional.

No pongas la descripción del vídeo en Español, no.. Hazme utilizar el traductor pá saber de que va el gamesito... ... ¡¡Desustanciao!!

buenos tips para los que recién empezamos con el juego. La música que usaste me encantó, me dirías los nombres de las canciones?

jajajaj re pesado con el npc

Gracias por la explicación, me ha servido de mucho, por cierto tienes una aldea súper bonita, se ve que se te da bien el diseño medieval 😊

mira ésta entrevista: ruclips.net/video/wTctrABlBC0/видео.html

La nostalgia llama a mi puertaaaa

Ohú, Que guapo se ve y que bien suena. BASIC

<3

está chulo, aunque me molaría poder cambiar los nombres de los rivales, con soporte para mods este juego ganaría muchísimos puntos

está guapo

Grande! soy el diwy <3

Oye, se puede jugar contigo en algun momento? Poruqe no hay mucha comunidad hispana y la verdad es que se agradeceria

😅😅

De momento el juego es tela de aburrido, lo siento.

Un tanto deprimente este juego, ¿no? Aunque estaría guay que creasen un mod de Fallout New Vegas añadiendo este tipo de jugabilidad.

Train simulator es el mejor simulador de trenes. Creo que te mola tocar la bocina.😂😂😂😂😂

Cuando vuelves, con la locomotora empujando desde atrás.. ¿¿no necesita de ese modo gastar más carbón al necesitar más energía de empuje?? No se, desde la ignorancia pregunto. ¿No? Al tirar se aprovecha el peso de la locomotora, pienso yo.

Vengo de Run 8 y acabo de bajarme este otro simulador que parece interesante, aunque con limitaciones. Agradezco tu vídeo, porque mi inglés es muy limitado.

Cómo te molan lo juegos de administración, parece ser este uno bastante completo a la hora de controlar muchas cosas, tengo entendido que en Japón gustan mucho los simuladores de tren, seguro tendrá éxito allí. ¿Solo hay de vapor? O en futuras actualizaciones pondrán algo más moderno, molaría que pusiesen el "Talgo", díselo a los desarrolladores, que vi en el otro vídeo que hiciste estabas chateando en su stream a la vez que emitías tu también lo de la falta de algunos sonidos. A ver si te pillo en directo, Saludos Capi & lectores de comentarios youtubeiros.

buen video, gracias a ti, e aprendido a jugar un poco, sigue con esos videos, y si un día quieres jugamos juntos

👉Con esta selección musical tan guapa uno se queda viendo el vídeo entero, si señó 👍

Foundation Tips and Tricks Guide Here are some key tips and tricks I've picked up for Foundation (version 1.7) that I think would be helpful to people just learning the game, and possibly a few veterans too. Building The blue outlines you see when placing a building are the true footprint of the building for the path-finding algorithm. Any part of the building not represented by the blue line is irrelevant and may as well not exist. The green arrows are the entrance(s) to the building. Ensure that you don't block all entrances. I'm not certain if blocking some/most entrances really affects the building or not. Buildings that first ask you to set a "post" are basically clusters. The post marks the center of the building, and then you can build more features of it out from there. There's a limit to how far from the post you can go, so consider that for the bigger ones like Keeps and Monasteries. Some buildings can be built into water, like the Keep, Tavern, Manor. Be careful about entry points. Anything that can be assigned workers (like the tavern) is probably best not put in water. It confuses the path finding. Building treasury towers into the water is definitely feasible and looks kind of cool with the stone bases. Note that there are 2 extensions to the Builder's Hut: the stained glass maker and the statuary. You need to build these extensions in order to complete some of the masterpieces that require stained glass or statues. Don't underestimate how long stained glass takes. The one that unlocks the 4th trading partner requires 100 glass. That's a LOT of glass. Housing Serfs will build houses anywhere, regardless of desirability. Commoners and Citizens will want desirable land. Keep this in mind because you generally want to keep all your farmers and primary producers as serfs, so they won't need high value land for their buildings. Markets This one is important: people will buy food from the market in the order in which the stalls are listed in the popup. So if you build a huge market with 5 different food stalls and the first one in the list sells berries, then everyone coming to that market will try to buy berries first. If the berries are sold out they'll buy from the next stall. It's actually much more efficient to build only one or two food stalls per market. You can build more than one market (ie set more than one post) in one area if you want, but just make sure the first stall of each market is set to a different food type. Since markets are a "post setting" building, note that you can click one of the existing tables and then choose the hammer option to add on a new table to that market. See the point above though: you generally only want one or two food tables, one goods and one luxury table per market. Then do another market somewhere else with different items. Mining You first need to send your Bailiff off prospecting. Hope you find Iron quickly. People say that you can save-scum if you get a different resource, but I think this has been phased out in 1.7. At least I can't make it work. The bailiff will explore new hexes as you expand out. I think the limit is 3 away from your current territory, but it might be 2. To build a mine, you don't construct a building the regular way. you click on the mineral deposit and then the hammer on the popup. You need two components for a functioning mine: the mining platform and a crane. All deposits have two snap points (the big white nodes) so you can build a second mining platform and double production. Controlling Goods The items in a warehouse or granary are fetched by the transporter. They are never delivered. So if you have a warehouse with slots for wood, planks, rocks and tools, then the transporter will go out to the lumber hut, the sawmill, the rock miner's shack and the blacksmith to pick those things up. He will focus on the items higher up in the list (it's basically a priority list). The "stock maximum" button is useful if you want to force the warehouse to get stuff that's not nearby. A common tactic is to put a warehouse near the primary producing buildings with some transporters there picking up the raw materials. Then build another warehouse near the consumers of those things, and click the "stock max" button. That will force the transporters to go to the first warehouse to take those items and bring them to near the consumers. When you need to "spend" 20 fish or whatever for an envoy or to unlock an estate, you need that much stuff in storage, not just in your ticker. If you see that you have 60 fish and you can't send 20 fish to the Clergy envoy, that's because most of the fish is already at market. You need to click the fish icon to "stockpile" it in a granary (or at multiple granaries). Once it builds up you can then give it away. There's no easy way to know how many are at market vs granary. Just keep trying until it goes through. Don't forget to uncheck the "stockpile" button. if you leave it, the markets won't replenish. Farms Farms that need to be painted for workable area should have land equal to one click of the largest possible paintbrush. IE use ctrl-scroll wheel to make the paint brush as big as possible. Click once for a circle. That's your perfect farm size for max workers in perfect soil conditions. if there are unusable pieces of land in there, then make it bigger to compensate. In my experience you can paint a wheat farm in amidst other buildings and let the poor farmer work the alleys. it's hard to gauge the proper amount of land but it's kind of fun to do. Taverns Taverns are kind of complex and I'm no expert yet. But you can't sell meals made by the kitchen unless you also have beer and/or wine. Wine is more valuable than beer, focus there if you can. Beer or wine counts as a luxury satisfied. Meals don't count as anything but they do make you money. The more occupancy you have in the tavern the more you can sell. Kitchens don't produce very fast. you may need more than one. The Hunters that supply boar meat are pretty inefficient. Don't sell boar meat at market, use it all in your tavern to make meals. Camera control Viewing and working at high elevations can be tricky. To get a view of things, point the camera straight down, zoom out, and then move over into the hills. Zoom out again. Move. zoom out again. It seems like the zoom out is limited to a certain elevation, so as you go over higher land you can zoom out further and further. It's a bit finicky. I find it easier to control using keyboard instead of mouse and scroll wheel for this. Monks Monks have to be conceded to the monastery. You can never get them back. You can only concede male unemployed people. If you have unemployed people but can't concede them to the monastery they are probably female. You don't control where monks work. They will slot into available jobs at the monastery however they want. Best just to build the things you want worked, and don't overbuild. Soldiers Sending soldiers on missions is way OP in terms of money returned once you have a functioning army. If you're sitting on a town with 2 or 3 hexes wondering how you'll ever afford to buy all those adjoining hexes, the answer is: PLUNDER! Victorious armies make you a TON of money. When you send soldiers on missions make sure they are armed with swords (or later, spears). You can order the soldier list by strength. I like to send soldiers of all different strengths in a sortie. Don't send soldiers that are unhappy. They'll come back even more unhappy. Don't send injured soldiers. The only way to win the "blueprints" that you need for some of the alternate church designs or statues is to let the king keep your soldiers all the way through to the final battle in a "very difficult" mission. Make sure you launch them with "extreme" odds of winning in those cases. Equip as many with spears as possible (which you also win from battles) Once you have blueprints you can use your bailiff to study them. Money and Treasury You'll want to build something in your Manor or Keep and assign it a treasury function so you can store more than 500 gold pretty early on. You need this in order to buy your 3rd or 4th hex. You CAN have more money than your treasury limit, but it will very quickly drain away (presumably due to theft and mismanagement). Once you have an army that's winning battles, focus on building up your treasury limit so that your winnings aren't embezzled away. It looks like you can assign soldiers to a treasury, but this isn't implemented yet so don't worry, it's not broken just for you. Later you can build a Tax Collector office and assign a tax collector. I find them to be really weak, bringing in very low amounts of money in the later game. Better to make another soldier and send out on lucrative missions, IMO. If you're a pacifist though then perhaps you can make use of tax collectors. Fuente: www.reddit.com/r/foundationgame/comments/o758c7/foundation_tips_and_tricks/

Las ventanas de comercio son muy muy parecidas a las del juego Albion Online, no se si es por que tal vez son los mismos desarroladores o es que las han copiado por la cara. Saludos Capi & lectores de comentarios youtubeiros.

MUY INTERESANTE E TENIDO DUDAS SOBRE ESTOS PAKETES

Is this the 1994 game😮😮😮???

Juegas en un server pírata o es el ofi?

Vayaaaa, el de la perspectiva genital tiene muy buena pinta

THANKS

¡Vilagato resurgirá de sus cenizas!

va un poco regulín o es cosa mia?

🤩y este con vinilos flotantes, moola también y chulo el tocata currado como imagen intro de Basic game. ¡¡ARTISTA!!

¡Lleva esto más de un año subido y no lo había visto todavia! Mola flotar en el Basic-eter-pixelado 🙂

Bien. Le vas a sacar provecho a tus composiciones musicales. Bien!!

Joer, mucho dinamismo no se puede decir que tenga este jueguito, están tó tiesos, parece una carrera de crash test dummies presenciada por maniquíes y con la vegetación de plastico, ni gota de viento.. Como si fuese el lugar ese donde testeaban los pepinos atomicos :D

que tal está? me lo quería pillar y se me pasó el bundle de capcom

Gracias por los consejos crack,i ciudad ya se estaba llendo al carajo xd

p̳r̳o̳m̳o̳s̳m̳

Psicodelico

Joder, es ponerlo y ya te está dando el subidon y el strike de copyright a la vez xD

ruclips.net/video/JVfjFQejzEQ/видео.html Estoy más acostumbrado a esta otra manera de decirlo.

ostia que mal rollazo da XD

Llevo siguiendolo desde que estaba en kickstarter pero nunca me lo he podido pillar... me recuerda un huevo al spore