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Something I’d like from the game is a little symbol for how many people would be needed to plot a field when you plan it out. And maybe how much a back garden will produce.

My Bavarian friend, while I sincerely hope you don't suffer burnout, I appreciate your release schedule, it's an exciting treat to break up my morning, so thanks for the effort

I absolutely fucking love this series

Just FYI, you can set taxes in lower increments by typing it manually, which makes it a lot easier to manage the approval.

This gives the game such an authentic flavour. So many of our conceptions of town layouts and roadways are stuck in modernity, but this is so much better.

The fact that he gets so excited about the historical accuracy makes me so happy. You can see he is passionate about educating others on things he cares a lot about.

make another circle road much bigger a bit out of the inner circle so the back gardens will snap to it, making them round instead of straight and having the back gardens in the place you want them instead of a small corner on the side of the plot

I absolutely love this game, but I think I love even more how excited OPB gets making all these towns and little villages and then breaking down how things were historically 😂

Perfect as the food region. Release the oxen! 😁

Just beat the pre-release goal of large town and I found that, in addition to ox plowing being essential, anything larger than 1 morgan became very difficult for the townspeople to work when far from town. In fact many 0.5 fields on crop rotation was the most efficient when far afield.

You really have to build a "Leichengrube" in the next session :D

There is a good place for shrine in this triple road connection near circular village. It would be on Royal road on entrance into core lands of the local lord. And it would be pretty good waypoint for directions. Which was also a point of those. Edit, and then i noticed there is one already. Smh. Keep up the good work, it's genuinely fascinating when you talk about medieval village lore. Especially when i know identical villages across Poland.

I feel like the second Rundling could've taken use of roads to "nudge the design of some of the outer fields. Some of those are just too rectangular in the external side.

I only recently found your channel and I gotta say I love these videos and how knowledgeable you are and your accent. You earned a sub my friend.

Once you get the hang of where the components of the plot are placed depending on the 4 points, you can start surrounding the planned plot with roads and using the snapping to place the 4 points not in the 4 corners, and force the size and shape of the back areas. It takes some getting used to but I was able to use it to create some interestingly shaped vegetable patches that look nice in tiny little hamlets.

I feel like there will be too many villages in the region, maybe you should have done the rundling in the other region, the other settlement is fine, but the rundling doesn't really fit there, maybe you can discuss in a later video how close were the settlements to each other in that period

I'm disappointed in ox plowing speed. It's still worth getting because of bakeries, but 8 farmers plow faster than one ox, you still need 8 farmers for sowing, and oxen are more valuable hauling logs.

This episode was particularly good I really liked the pace, history, and surprise battle at the end!

"More like Size Queen, Bavarian." - Rundling

You building villages has become sort of my "chill time". Thank you, or danke, if you prefer.

I love it, the size the real, just keep it growing as the village would

Love the series! Concerning your harvests: there is a lot of janky stuff going on with them harvesting earlier than necessary if you automate it and also sowing in August, which just drowns fertility for 2 months without actually generating any yield. Its all from this video "What I Learned After 50+ Hours of Only Farming In Manor Lords"

Loving the series! Your dedication to authenticity and your history lessons are awesome! Just so you know, since you’re using auto crop rotation you only need families assigned to the farmhouse in the Autumn months. When using auto crop rotation everything happens in Autumn. Harvest is September, plowing in October, and sowing in November. Also, I could be wrong, but I've seen some people say that the "limit work area" function doesn't work when used on farmhouses. If true, I hope that gets fixed soon. Absolutely love the aesthetic of the new rundling. All the fields around it frame it very cutely.

Amazing series so far. Since most of the burgage plots in your first village, where your militia comes from, you could equip them with gambesons, to make them even stronger. and withthe flax you will be producing soon, you can make the gambeson's yourself!

Its quite interesting to learn about this period in Eastern European history, within the vontext available to be recreated in the game, also i think it would be a bit funny to see a peasant named Juniper Barnstrum

With the fields .. if you hit tab key you can see how much its grown. I usually when i see its like 64/64 hit the force early harvest option. It helps manage the people to work on the fully grown fields as soon as possible. Im not sure its the best way but it worked great for me. I also do the rotation manually and choose the crop that is above 45%. Again not sure its correct but works great for me.

Oh it's beautiful! Can't wait to see those hamlets with their residents, the manor with some more brawn, and then latter one town becoming a true city!

I'm hooked! Good stuff, OPB!

I was so mad when you used Shrek. I thought I was going to cry

4:10 Yeah it's good to have better deals but I did the same mistake of prioritising something you don't even use yet. Plowing ftw

Very much enjoy your vids,it would be nice if the guys who are making the "lord" skin mods could try to make likenesses of the "lords" that we choose from in game would be nice.

Having two of the same crops and only one fallow will not return fertility. You need fertilizer for that. Better to fallow twice or work a different second crop.

Ah i love this series!

I really like the size of the fields for the first rundwalle. You should just have them work a few fields at a time and leave the others fallow. I feel that may have been something they would have done if there were plenty of space so that the soil could have time to regain its productivity. Perhaps as the town next to it grows you can reduce the size of the fields.

You just come from church, maybe you live in this house, ... ja nagging wife, where is the tavern? Comedy gold

How many episodes will we give this village? I predict the Baron will wipe it all in two episodes

love the series

for one of these videos you should see if there is a skyrim nord(like the one from the trailers) playermodel

I don't know how difficult it would be to change the current plot system to go from a 4-point placement mechanic to it instead being a 6-point placement instead. I've noticed that there's quite a lot of times I am planning the placement of farms, villages, housing plots etc and I find myself feeling that I could achieve what I wanted to get by having access to just another two points to place down. But like I said, I don't know if it would be possible to make it work dynamically so that once you've placed down at least three or four you could click on the hammer and have it built. Or if you'd make it a setting each player can change. I don't know how much it would affect the coding at all nor how difficult it would be to implement it. But I do believe this game could benefit massively from the extra two placement points. Still it's a very fascinating game and very beautiful. And it all was made so far by one guy. Can't even imagine the amount of research they've put in!

I love this.

Ok I struggle with getting lumber and planks in the game. Any advice on how too get a good income of those resources 🤷‍♂️

i think it is a Confusing choice of investing development points to Trading before Farming tho, isn't it more efficient to invest into heavy plows first, and then going for Trading points? If currently having no Trading post built, but with no heavy plows to help the food production, then the previous investment into Trading points seems to be wasted.

My favorite village was the rundling

What would be a typical form of frisian village of the time the game is set in?

Hello

When new videos about Vic3 dev diaries coming? I miss them a lot 😕

7:28 "why don't we go harder on the goats right here" My Liege! this is a christian village!

Why don't you draw a rounded back yard by putting a second (round) road completely around the village? Also for hunting, I do believe that the wildlife breeds faster if they have a higher population, so you should get more meat per year if you set the bag limit to 18.

All these "Lords" are imposters. Shrek is the one and only!

Still shamelessly pushing for The next region to be Named Iserlohn , the IRON FOREST !! 😅

Please remove the remaining foliage next to your roads! please!

Hi! Can you for the love of neatness and order PLEASE REMOVE SOME SHRUBBERY?!

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I think it would be great if the game had some mythical things like a unicorn instead of a oxen or a rainbow tree or something of course it should be really rare( of course it shouldn’t have a effect on the game it should just be a Easter egg)

Day 3 of getting ignored and not getting a peasant named after you… and trying to get with my comment about field efficiency to you :) im losing it slowly, keep screaming to my monitor:) yet I’m a simple man, I see OPB new video, I click play

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