Manor Lords Gameplay: Diamond City Reborn EP 4:
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2024
- Discover the thrill of historical strategy in 'Manor Lords,' a medieval city builder designed for both novice and veteran gamers. Experience the rich, authentic detail as you build, govern, and expand your very own medieval city. Manor Lords offers a unique blend of deep, realistic management systems and exciting, dynamic gameplay. Engage in strategic planning, resource management, and defensive tactics to thrive in a beautifully crafted medieval environment. Perfect for fans of history and strategy games, Manor Lords promises hours of engaging, immersive gameplay that challenges your tactical skills and creativity.
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Inside the centre circle should be all your manufacturing houses, Fletcher's, shoe makers, etc have a back lane, small road and the next inner circle is your livestock, chickens, goats, the outer circle have vegetables and trees. The outside houses will have the larger plots for vegetables and trees.
The trade route dedication is to the right of the prices
Something to note is to not level up your houses before having the next level requirements ready to go. Level 2 homes need tavern with ale available. Also I think more clothes or something. If you don't have it it will count against your happiness. If you need silver just sell berries passively because you have the higher yielding berry location. Clay turned into rooftiles for selling is also hella profitable.
Bandits do more than just steal resources. They also hoard GOLD. It is VERY profitable to go after bandit camps, and they aren't particularly hard to fight. Just move a unit to their camp once you have won, and then you can either add their the spoils to your regional wealth, or, if you have built a manor, you can choose to put it in your treasury, from which you can equip your retinue of knights, or hire mercenaries. ='[.]'=
love the playthough! Really hyped for this game and all I can do is watch my favorite youtubers play it for now.
Soon! next friday it will be out!
Again, can't wait for it to release.
Next Friday!!!
this and FF feels like the two perfect games to rotate between.
For sure, it's a good one. FF has a bit more forts in it though! lol
Would disable day/night for youtube recording. Either that or adjust brightness and gamma.
There will be no more night's as of EP 5 - thanks for the feedback
You can make the foresters circle bigger or smaller chopping area .
Does there need to be a road dividing the round market area ?
nope i just put it there for a path through the middle
how can you pay this game, i just looking in steam but they will be realese at 24 April, its demo play?
Early access for creators - game is out 4/26
Cant see anything during night mode
You literally made your settlement like a typical non-straight-road euro settlement I don't understand why you said Europeans would hate it lmao; the village center tends to form something like what you've built with the market (albeit usually not in a diamond shape lmao) and the church/meadhall/important person house/insert your own depending on culture and period, and any "straight line settlements" popping up along the roads would usually be an extension of that earlier town or supplementary villages (often called colonies or based on what they specialised on. There's one funny, medieval polish naming convention I remember - it means "asses" and that's supposedly where polish version of buttfuck nowhere comes from. Because it's the most remote "supplementary settlement", usually next to a forest)
Of course there are counterexamples like idk, lusatian culture or certain cultures from the northeast coast of what's now US, however these are often elaborate, defended settlements and seem to be a minority.
Edit: Now that I think of it, while I'm not exactly educated in pre-civilised settlements of Amazonia or southeast Asia, from what I've seen in travel (and photos) even people living in places without roads tend to build like this...
It must be a natural thing to do I guess, we're just insane these days!
I got around 50-75 comments on my last vid with this design saying i must be an American from mostly EU accounts.
They don't understand the math behind it and how it interacts with the game. To me a perfectly optimized build is a wonderful thing. But that's because i'm a thinker not a feeler.
more ox for more efficensy