Manor Lords: The GERMAN Village Is Becoming A TOWN!
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Today, we're continuing a multi-video journey on which we will be building historically accurate and authentic city designs in Manor lords, a highly anticipated city-building game! I will explain how the game works as I play and explain some historical details as we go!
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Manor Lords is a strategy game that allows you to experience the life of a medieval lord. Grow your starting village into a bustling city, manage resources and production chains, and expand your lands through conquest.
Inspired by the art and architecture of late 14th century Franconia, Manor Lords prioritizes historical accuracy wherever possible, using it to inform gameplay mechanics and visuals alike. Common medieval tropes are avoided in favor of historical accuracy, in order to make the world feel more authentic, colorful, and believable.
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What should we name the German village btw?
The name would look like this: [German Village]-Caseritz!
Hatzenberg-Caseritz
I think yellow field (Gelbfeld) or yellow field village (Gelbfelddorf) would be awesome, due to the tavern being a large part of the town. The town is surrounded by fields of wheat to make the beer in the taverns. Please excuse my German, I do not speak the language.
Going on my other comment, maybe something also like Gelbberg, or would it be Gelburg idk but either one
@@whiteseptember4 I think that it should refere at least to a point to the elevated position of the German Village wich should include the term Berg so maybe wie could go for Gelbberg or Goldberg to make it more Prestigeous
Hohenstein-Caseritz
These videos should be much longer , its refreshing to see someone playing this game using historical knowledge. This is the way it was meant to be!
I agree! Could watch them all day
I think they are not longer bc the algorithm doesn’t like super long videos
@@harcoom second this, algo hurts longer videos significantly!
according to who? did you speak with the developer?
@@emil3657 I mean, it is definitely one way to play this game but I imagine that the dev wishes for people to play in a more historical manner rather than min-maxing stats like most people tend to do.
Regardless I do believe that in the end, the dev just wants people to play this in any free way they see fit because why else would one be allowed to make such dynamic and freeform planning?
i really hope this game will allow you to eventually build castle towns
I think people underestimate how much development is left for this title.
@@LowHangingFruitForest it has a long way but damn the ground pieces are amazing
I think the dev. Will update this game with new futures for at least a couple of years! Besides, with mods I can only imagine how great this game can become.
Castles are confirmed
Iam already planning to build Rochester castle and the town
27:43 "This guy is confused, but he's trying."
I felt that.
How about "Radau" for the German village, which means "Radau-Caseritz" for the area?
The place for it was carved from the forest, which is where the first part comes from - prefix Rade- is used for a "clearing" in the woods (cf. English rod, rode, royde), suffix -au is Slavic one (from Slavic -ov, -ów, used by Polabian Slavs and West Slavs in general to refer to a village or place, common in German village names in areas that used to be Slavic). Radau was built mostly by Slavic villagers/workers from Caseritz and Germans were always telling them to go work on the "wood clearing" (go cut down trees) and they added their suffix to it to label the place amongst themselves "Yeah, I have to go to Radeau/ Radau today."... and maybe it stuck?
In german, we say rode, as in Marienrode. The clearing itself is a Rodung.
Modern German has the word "Radau" (means noise pollution, for example a loud party could be "Radau" to your not invited neighbours).
Although it seems the word did not exist back in 1400.
@@jarlnils435 As a suffix it can be "-roth, -rath, -rode, -reuth, or -rade ". As a prefix, it is supposedly "Rade-". For example in Radebeul, Radevormwald.
@@jonasferenc6847 most likely some eastern or southern dialects, which I do not speak. Modern standart high german, as well as the low german language and all it's dialects have it spoken as -rode or Rode- or Roden-/Rhoden-.
But low german is something which most people do not consider. Some think that it is a dialect of the german language. They are wrong. Because it is it's own.
For example, Village names on low german translated into high german and english.
Astenbeck - Schneller Bach - quick creek
Blakeborn - Schwarze Quelle - black spring (of a creek)
Lutter - Plätscherbach - (I don't know how to translate Plätschern into english, perhaps bubbly creek)
Bremen - Rand - Rim
Petersenwierde - Petersohns Weide - Peterson's pasture.
@@jonasferenc6847 Now Gatorade and Powerade make sense
Great playthrough, great history lesson! When you talk about how people were gradually deprived of freedom, it reminded me of how (if I remember correctly) wool became extremely profitable in the 16th century, which in turn led to peasants being brutally driven off common land. Eventually, this development led to the creation of the modern wage laborer. And here we are now.
It is so refreshing to see a player not only employ historical accuracy but also built the villages to be aesthetically pleasing. far too many players i saw built very much in grits or outright ugly because they dont care about beauty.
Same. As someone who can only build “ugly” cities in games I appreciate someone who can build a realistic town.
Right:')
As a Dutch person, I really hope they add a map with lots of rivers and possibly beaches/lakes.
However more importantly LESS ELEVATION
I don't know how to build/deal with elevation.
Imagine you're building on the edge of a very flat dyke, that's how to deal with hills at least...
I bet you deal with depression pretty well ;)
@@Denek_23well that was unnessesary
@@grandicus depression=area of ground lower than the surrounding land
@@grandicus i meant that Netherlands have parts below sea level… didn’t want to offend nobody, just made a dad joke
My favorite Bayern dude, it seems like you thoroughly enjoy the game. I cannot wait for Apr 26.
I'm loving the mixed gameplay and history lessons! They add a lot of flavour to this very promising game❤
"The Germans just moved in and they are already making beer"
Me: "Dang" *cracks open an Erdinger Urweise
35:45 - Funny that just as you comment on this, the song playing from the soundtrack, 'Mayenzeidt one neidt' by minnesänger Neidhart von Reuenthal, is about a man who is forced by his romantic rivals to go into exile and settle in Prussia :)
and one of his rivals is hildebolt von berenreute - (almost) like the rivaling AI (due to a typo it's called bereneute).
Your realism videos and Snap Strategy’s 1000 pop videos have inspired me to build a spacious, sprawling, realistic town covering the whole province. My main thought for beauty points is putting space between burgage plots rather than everybody living fences-to-fence and wall-to-wall. I definitely want to have a Rundling too 👍
Towns at the time where oposite of spacious.
Vilages where spacious on the otehr side.
This game is so freaking cool, the level of detail is insane considering this is an EARLY ACCESS VERSION. Cannot wait to see what happens in the years to come!
"Maciej, what's that smell?"
*sniffs air*
"Fermentation...?"
"Oh, it's German-o-clock again?!"
20:17 To make beer, boiling water must be added to the malted grain (this is the main reason beer was safer to drink that water in the medieval, because the process sterilised it). That oven should have an opening in the top you could slot a large boiling pan of water into for a brewery.
To malt the hops do they not cook them in some way first as well?
The smithy building only makes tools, armor and weapons can only be made in back yard extensions in burgage plots
What do the wooden parts and metal tools even do?
@@atharwamalawade259 i honestly don’t think they currently have a purpose
At least in demo you need tools to build farmhouse or vegetable patches.
@@cjh8792 Selling them, actually IS a purpose. ;)
Bavarian, I havent watched playthroughs of games since I was in highschool a decade ago. I've been looking forward to Manor Lords since I found out about it over a year ago, but your playthrough has quadrupled my excitement. I've tried watching through some other quality playthroughs in my downtime, but none compare to yours. Subscribed. First time I've actually anticipated someone posting a video on here since I was a kid. Keep it up!
"these layouts tell stories," spoken like a true historian my man
Absolutely adore this mix of gameplay, roleplay, and history lessons you manage to craft into every game and series!
It makes me long for a similar game to Manor Lords set in the American West.
Anyway, so excited to see where this series continues.
‘Just before we dip’ ‘just an overview’
Proceeds to be 1/3 of the video.
A very satisfactory third.
Greetings from Australia!
@7:11 I noticed on another Manor Lords gameplay video that you can indeed enter a numerical value DIRECTLY into the number field (10% in this case), allowing you to enter sub 10% incremental values, 3% for example. This allowed for a correspondingly lower Satisfaction penalty. I hope this helps.
As someone of Dutch/Frisian heritage, I am enjoying the educational history aspect of your content.
Be well.
Fryslân boppe!
Super happy to get the German history lesson at the end! As an American, when I hear "colonization", I usually picture the British sailing somewhere to reap the benefits. Learning this old history in another region of the world is fantastic!
38:05 This “erosion of rights” is a constant throughout history. It is based on the material interests of the owner class (the lord) and the working class (the peasant). This contradiction within Feudalism is what drove medieval history and led to its eventual collapse.
This allowed for the rise of Capitalism (with its inherent contradictions) in its place.
The setting of Manor Lords is so interesting to me because it is set at the beginning stages of this qualitative change in society. You can already discern elements of the new system within the old. Fascinating!
The history of all hitherto existing human society is the history of class struggles, after all
You have the best playthough by far, keep it up!
We have truly entered a video game renaissance with so many absolute bangers coming out lately beginning with leathal company and Palworld and now manor lords and content warnings while Victoria 3 is being reinvigorated with recent updates taking it from near unplayable to very enjoyable... truly a golden age
"There are no mistakes, only Happy Accidents". That Farmhouse is very much in the Bob Ross wheelhouse.
Petition to name at least one of the farmers there Bob Ross.
Yo can make warbows for cheap, it only cost planks. They are also very good for export trades for that reason. However they will consume lots of planks if you don’t tell them to stop. You can put a building on pause if you want them to stop working for the time being instead of taking out everyone off the building. You can out the artisans on pause too from the building.
I'd really love to be able to buy flavour packs. Like here is an Iberian pack, or a French pack or an Irish pack. It would give new landscapes with new environments, new textures for the buildings etc.
Or even a Western/Eastern Slavic pack
I think this is an extremely likely course for them to take when the game nears official release (as opposed to early access). It's pretty obvious as far as making new content goes
I believe Slavic Magic said over a year ago that it was to remain with German aesthetics. I may be incorrect though
just a note the pause button will stop production but it also stops the upgrading to level 3 once the construction begins so you have to unpause
By far the best Manor Lords content. The only other streamer who comes close was Spiff, and that's a different type of content. I love the historical explanations, and the beauty of your settlement cannot be denied. Thank you.
Great playthrough and I will be using this historical inspired build style once the game comes out!
This is the best play through on RUclips hands down! The historical commentary is amazing!!
Probably the best series I’ve seen for Manor Lords.
This guy is working so hard to provide Manor Lord content every day. I love it!
mit abstand die beste manor lords reihe. Selten so gewartet
YES!!! These videos are awesome! Your voice, knowledge, and passion for the game elevate these videos to greatness!!! Keep up the great work!!!!!
I absolutely love this series, hope it never ends
New settlers arriving at the village looking for work: "Senk you for traveling to deutsche barn" :D
I honestly don't watch for the gameplay, but the historical knowledge being spittin.
You're probably my favorite ManorLords content creator. Please make more vids like this.
Maybe in the future make more RP playthroughs.
These videos have become the highlight of my day! Keep it up! Can't wait to play the game myself 😁
so refreshing to find someone who is so passionate about the history you are trying to play. So many people don't have a clue about the historical background and context in these games. I will definitely be watching all your Manor Lord content! thankyou
You know, it's a shame I don't know a lot of people who would love your content, because this channel really is something special.
The germans just arrived and started to make beer...
Yeah, that checks up... First year of imigration of german families to my country is also the year of the first National brewery.... COINCIDENCE!?
Thank goodness for that, they have a talent for brewing excellent beer.
When I first tried Tsingtao beer in China I was surprised and a little disappointed that it tasted good but very similar to a bunch of beers from my home in Germany.
Then I learned what "ze Germanz" had done as their first order of business after occupying and leasing the Chinese city of Qingdao in the late 19th century.
@@peterlem1That’s awesome, a much better cultural fingerprint to leave behind than anything else I can think of😂
The area in China that was colonised by the Germans produces 400 million hl of beer per year and is home to the 9th largest beer company in the world.
I am so glad I found this series.
I didn’t even know you could specify which fields farmers work, this is a game changer.
You should be a history teacher! You have a knack for explaining German mediaeval history in a relatable way! Best Bavarian since gerd muller!
Alright I was watching a few streams by now but you absolutely knock it out the park with the historical narration. So much more interesting to watch while waiting to get to play myself! Also great ideas for how to set up the village. I knew there was something about the round village centre I've been making instinctively for a few other games that allow that sort of thing (Ostriv, mainly) :D
Love the time you’re putting into these settlements, and absolutely love that the game in no way rushes you to rapidly expand. Fantastic series.
whoa....this wasn't just gameplay...it was a short historical lesson
I love how your playthroughs make the in-game events feel more immersive with the historical context you provide
I've always learned that the smith is, like the charcoal burner, outside the village, to prevent the sparks to cause house fires.
I really enjoy your videos, many players of this game show how to build the most efficient towns possible. But yours follows historical towns and reasoning. Very nice work.
cant wait to get my hands on this game, been watching this series itching to play myself and build my own medieval towns
Excellent video. With a territory so rich in farmlands... this territory of Caseritz is great for advancing anything Farm or food-related (Farming/Commerce), while another territory can handle the manufacture of Weapons and such (Smithing/Commerce), and another territory can handle whatever else you need.
Really, really, really enjoying this series of yours =), I like how grounded your logic for building is, not just min-maxing.
Love the road network! Cant wait to see decorations in the intersections!
Love the series. My favorite series for manor lords I’ve come across. Very refreshing.
Learning so much history from this series, love it.
Perfect first video of the day, I love this series!
I LOVE THE LOVE YOU PUT IN THESE VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bug report the 3 families in the 2 family house thing.
I think it could be interesting to have overcrowded houses if certain circumstances are present like a booming agricultural town atracting settlers when there's no available housing, creating issues for the player. but currently pretty sure it's a bug, specially with it preventing new settlers to come.
I was eagerly waiting for this upload!
Love these videos, finally game that I want to watch videos about haha, that hasn't happened since Minecraft like 10+ years ago xD although, the one things is that I have become convinced that "that's so cute" has become a completely meaningless phrase.
Awesome video as always! I especially loved to learn about the history of the sorbians and their history of being colonized by different germanic groups. Would you consider talking more about history of the teutons in relation and treatment to the slavic peoples they were colonizing? I honestly haven't learned much about that topic before, so I'd be interested in what you'd have to say on the matter :)
I really appreciate your historical storytelling around these villages. Great stuff.
That Ave Maria, if I am not mistaken, in the background at the start of the vid is a chief's kiss ❤
The best LP of this game so far. Would not expect anything less from OPB.
Thank you so much i really enjoyed that. Its videos like this that makes me want to go explore old ruins and do some research.
Es ist 1:22 und ein neues OPB Video droppt. Was ist Uni um 8:00 morgens? Die Village muss expanded werden!
Mein Bruder in Christus, was ist das fuer ein Deutsch bitte?
Astreines Denglisch
These can’t come out quickly enough. Love the channel!!
I really love the historical insights.
Currently my favorite series on youtube. These historical roleplay playthroughs are often the highlight of the week for me.
I really love the gameplay and can't wait to get my hands on Manor Lords myself, but more than that thank you for giving the context that you do for what you are doing, it really is quite fascinating and I love your passion for the topic!
@OneProudBavarian, are you able to report the three-family bug preventing migration to @LordsManor for bug fixing (assuming he's not already aware).
Very nice and interesting video!
And once again, history is led by class struggle. Very educational to hear the expansion of German settlements and Slavic villages. And the encroachment of the lords authority
I would also like to see the random Cat or dog running around. :) Just saying... my cat would appreciate it.
I can’t wait to see the next update to this !!!
Found your videos while sick in bed and really enjoy your good content, you rock.
damm I really like this content more than I thougth
The granary mispronunciation as "grainary" is a mistake I've heard native English speakers make, so don't worry too much about it. Great series so far. Loving the historical take.
Ah, Caseritz.. Such a beautiful place to live
This is the best Manor Lord series on RUclips
I love that despite the dev saying visit mode is an experimental bonus feature and the game should be played in bird’s-eye view, the game’s details still hold up with how often you’re using it. Ignoring the mystery oven…
42:50, yep definetly a medieval german feudal lord
Been watching this whole series, your historical insights and slower approach to the gameplay are very refreshing compared to some more... eccentric, clickbaity creators.
Would be awesome to see a couple more historical village layouts, and perhaps some suggestions for layouts for us peasants once the game releases!
Can you add episode tags? Or matbe a playlist would be appreciated
Nice playthrough, enjoying the history lesson also!
A documentary and a gameplay at the same time. Super neat ❤🎉
Are there any English language books on the subject of medieval German towns or just Germany in general?
Loving these videos?
i really enjoy this series thanks for making it! i want them to be longer please!
i like how you make your inner dialogue into your outer dialogue.
Love how informative this series is
I appreciate the historical information.
Argh! Two days…. and then 🤓 Your channel helps during waiting, and gives lots of good tips and ideas to my future as Lord.
i am learning so much from this series :o
I'm learning so much from you.
I love your take on the game! Thanks for the historical accuracy! It might be interesting to see how in other parts of the HRE or Italy or France, colonised territory were organised :)
Best!
A proud French
Best manor lords RUclipsr
I would love to see you build and talk about other vilages, french, italian, hungarian, etc :D
If you want to be able to focus on esthetics without as much stress you could make an extra log/plank camp and a row of houses who’s whole job is to make war bows then the export them for infinite money. This would make it easier to build out villages. Basically turns free wood into infinite money! Just a suggestion before it gets patched.