Videos will be daily or every other day depending on which other videos I make! We will build, build, build and discuss the role of pigs, forests, lakes and rivers in this playthrough! NOTE: We will finish this series with a BEAUTIFUL city on the top of that hill. Trust the process!
To be honest, I'd prefer the ability to change resource locations / richness by myself. Let's be honest, this game is super easy abyway. So I want to focus on building just as I want to.
The maps look Handmade, which is probably better if their artist team are more well-versed than their programmer team. They would have to make dozens of modular tiles, like Civ 6 or 5, and write an algorithm to place these tiles in a way that makes sense, it's a lot of work if the game wasn't designed with this already in mind.
@@davidaugustofc2574 Most of the work i think is done by one person. So there no big teams like in big studios. its kinda a one man project and for many years in development already.
After seeing what Timberborn could achieve as far as irrigation/hydraulics, I’m very excited for a future of water-powered medieval production, from saw mills, to boat mills, to trip hammers and etc
I actually think it's deliberate, but this game always gives me Tolkien vibes. Especially with the map when you zoom out, but the buildings in this game is exactly how I imagined Bree when I first read it, and the landscape is pretty similar to that of how Eriador is described.
I belive there are too many bridges on the map. Historically bridges were not that common and I think an interesting thing to go into in this series is on how a bridge affected the settlement and how it gave power to those controlling it.
@@VaninaVlogs Yeah but this game is based on medieval germany and we can see that this river on the map is pretty big, so probably there would be very few bridges on it. Also not to confuse bridges with river crossings like fords and such, well built bridges were not that common (even in England). The importance of bridges in the medieval times is quite fascinating
Great to see you back in Manor Lords. Loved your first series and looking forward to see what these new maps will bring us. A few details for this version. The market places are now solely serviced by the storehouse and granary, so one needs too man them early to have goods distributed. The gathering buildings like the hunter and woodcutter do not open market stalls anymore. Another cool detail here is that markets can be tweaked now regarding what they sell. One can make a seperate clothing or farmers market now. Might add some interesting history/storytelling ? Last significant change is that planks are now needed more for advanced buildings and upgrading, so keep an eye on the production there. Also tools are added as building requirments for some builddings. See you next episode.
Absolutely love that you can play these games in ways I can’t because I’m always min-maxing everything. Also, please follow up on that idea to play Terra Invicta on the channel! :)
@8:30 - My GG and G-grandparents and many of their siblings were buried in a cemetery on a hill next to a creek and there was a flood in the 80s that washed most of it away and only about half their caskets were ever recovered.
Having played around on the river map for a while, the pathfinding can be rather painful. The amount of bandit camps I’ve had where I had to basically walk a unit into it for them to spawn their unit, even had one of the “raider” units get stuck.
When I first saw Manor Lords last year, one of my first thoughts was "It would be great to have rivers". Lakes and little streams too. Without a river the map was so empty and plain. Nice to see some cliffs as well. The more landmarks the better.
Great video! Have you ever checked Farthest Frontier? They have brought some amazing updates and a 1.0 release doesn't seem too far. I would love to see your insights for that game.
At my home famous for its rundlinge (the Wendland)the church is often outside of the Rundling. 2 theories: 1: simply not wnough space 2 the strong slavic (wendish/dravänopolabisch) culter Opposition of the Christian faith
Does the idea of a huntling (my bad for the pronounciation lol) have basis in the old celts? For example in Bohemia and even parts of Germany, long before there were Slavs or Germans, there used to be celts and for some reason I can't disconnect the huntling from being something celtic.
I'm a little worried about the river, it could have much potential, but right now it does not seem to fit either history or gameplay very well. - rivers were the most common way to transport goods. Even up-river, you could transport a lot more goods with a lot fewer men and horses (compared to carts), by having boats pulled by horses on the shore. On maps with a river, this is where the majority of the trade should be happening. - small ponds have fish, and the big river does not? - too many bridges. Bridges in that period were rare, only larger towns had them. Fords and ferries were most commonly used. Also, the current bridges don't seem to support river transport.
I love love love Manor Lords and put a ton of hours into it. I simply need MORE to return to the game. Diplomacy with King's Favor mechanics at a minimum. Love seeing this game progress nonetheless.
Videos will be daily or every other day depending on which other videos I make! We will build, build, build and discuss the role of pigs, forests, lakes and rivers in this playthrough!
NOTE: We will finish this series with a BEAUTIFUL city on the top of that hill. Trust the process!
Me, having never played Manorlords:
"They added a river? Interesting. Click"
manor lords would be perfect for me if it had a random map generator in it
Do they have community submitted maps? I'm not that into procedural generation and modders can do a lot to produce variety.
To be honest, I'd prefer the ability to change resource locations / richness by myself.
Let's be honest, this game is super easy abyway. So I want to focus on building just as I want to.
The maps look Handmade, which is probably better if their artist team are more well-versed than their programmer team.
They would have to make dozens of modular tiles, like Civ 6 or 5, and write an algorithm to place these tiles in a way that makes sense, it's a lot of work if the game wasn't designed with this already in mind.
@@davidaugustofc2574 Most of the work i think is done by one person. So there no big teams like in big studios. its kinda a one man project and for many years in development already.
check the mods
After seeing what Timberborn could achieve as far as irrigation/hydraulics, I’m very excited for a future of water-powered medieval production, from saw mills, to boat mills, to trip hammers and etc
Yeah non of that in unreal engine im afraid. It doesnt allow to edit ingame the dev said. But maybe someday!
I actually think it's deliberate, but this game always gives me Tolkien vibes. Especially with the map when you zoom out, but the buildings in this game is exactly how I imagined Bree when I first read it, and the landscape is pretty similar to that of how Eriador is described.
I belive there are too many bridges on the map. Historically bridges were not that common and I think an interesting thing to go into in this series is on how a bridge affected the settlement and how it gave power to those controlling it.
Bridges were very common in certain places and countries (UK, for example)
Its literally called “thousand bridges” are you dense?
@@VaninaVlogs read up on the london bridges and you will be surprised
@@VaninaVlogs Yeah but this game is based on medieval germany and we can see that this river on the map is pretty big, so probably there would be very few bridges on it. Also not to confuse bridges with river crossings like fords and such, well built bridges were not that common (even in England). The importance of bridges in the medieval times is quite fascinating
Glad to see that you've returned to Manor Lords. Looking forward to your playthrough and learning about the history of the development of the times.
Looking forward to another series. Personally, I feel your long form series are your best content.
Great to see you back in Manor Lords. Loved your first series and looking forward to see what these new maps will bring us.
A few details for this version. The market places are now solely serviced by the storehouse and granary, so one needs too man them early to have goods distributed. The gathering buildings like the hunter and woodcutter do not open market stalls anymore. Another cool detail here is that markets can be tweaked now regarding what they sell. One can make a seperate clothing or farmers market now. Might add some interesting history/storytelling ?
Last significant change is that planks are now needed more for advanced buildings and upgrading, so keep an eye on the production there. Also tools are added as building requirments for some builddings.
See you next episode.
Absolutely love that you can play these games in ways I can’t because I’m always min-maxing everything.
Also, please follow up on that idea to play Terra Invicta on the channel! :)
@8:30 - My GG and G-grandparents and many of their siblings were buried in a cemetery on a hill next to a creek and there was a flood in the 80s that washed most of it away and only about half their caskets were ever recovered.
So glad you started another series! I love the historical context you have to your towns
Learning and gaming with OPB on a new Manor Lords Map? Perfect Xmas present
Yesssss Finally a Manor Lords Video 🎉
Just bought the game, what a beautiful game. Following now, enjoyed this video to start. I'll be looking forward to seeing where the game goes.
River Hype! Also Merry Christmas!
YES!!! FINALLY!😍 I am absolutely in love with this series of yours and I really can’t wait for this installment 🎉
19:49 I think it's not the ox that's stuck, it's the peasant that's... stuck in the ox.
Seems that the peasant got lonely on the job… poor ox.
Finally, some more Manor Lords! Takk for videoen og god jul!
So happy to see you playing Manor Lods again! I love your scenic/roleplay-style playing!
Finally manor lords again. I hope there will be many episodes, also at the mountain map
I cannot describe how beautiful it is. My love with city buiders started with Anno and I've spammed bridges there like a madman. ❤ Love!
Having played around on the river map for a while, the pathfinding can be rather painful. The amount of bandit camps I’ve had where I had to basically walk a unit into it for them to spawn their unit, even had one of the “raider” units get stuck.
I was waiting all morning for this ❤️
So happy to see more Manor Lords!
I'm so glad you're playing this game again.
When I first saw Manor Lords last year, one of my first thoughts was "It would be great to have rivers". Lakes and little streams too. Without a river the map was so empty and plain. Nice to see some cliffs as well. The more landmarks the better.
Was really looking forward to this series!
HES BACK!!!
I get to keep up with the series this time! Getting manor lords today as well.
what a great Christmas gift!
Frohe Weihnachten
Yes! I was waiting for this game again!
Great video! Have you ever checked Farthest Frontier? They have brought some amazing updates and a 1.0 release doesn't seem too far. I would love to see your insights for that game.
After seeing this i hope a manor lords series returns!
I can’t wait for Manor Lords to have river-based transportation.
A Christmas treat!
At my home famous for its rundlinge (the Wendland)the church is often outside of the Rundling.
2 theories: 1: simply not wnough space
2 the strong slavic (wendish/dravänopolabisch) culter Opposition of the Christian faith
🎄Cool!🎄
*added river
One Proud Bavarian turned into One Happy Bavarian
Large tracts of land 👐
castle on hill next to river? sounds good
Absolutely what this game was missing was..a river.
Looks like Silesia
They should add a THICKER ROAD option so u don’t have to build on top of each other
Does the idea of a huntling (my bad for the pronounciation lol) have basis in the old celts? For example in Bohemia and even parts of Germany, long before there were Slavs or Germans, there used to be celts and for some reason I can't disconnect the huntling from being something celtic.
Will it be available in a save made before the update?
I'm a little worried about the river, it could have much potential, but right now it does not seem to fit either history or gameplay very well.
- rivers were the most common way to transport goods. Even up-river, you could transport a lot more goods with a lot fewer men and horses (compared to carts), by having boats pulled by horses on the shore. On maps with a river, this is where the majority of the trade should be happening.
- small ponds have fish, and the big river does not?
- too many bridges. Bridges in that period were rare, only larger towns had them. Fords and ferries were most commonly used. Also, the current bridges don't seem to support river transport.
yesss!! omg finally!!!
I love love love Manor Lords and put a ton of hours into it. I simply need MORE to return to the game. Diplomacy with King's Favor mechanics at a minimum. Love seeing this game progress nonetheless.
That road is Thicc.
why can't I change maps then? I have the game on the turkey region on steam, and cant change maps!
Are you playing the beta version? There are instructions on the library page for the game.
No number for the videos? I hope this will be a long series, with number, I can repeat watching them later, pls
@@TheBrookemarley there's a playlist for them!
A River? Oh, we're so effing Back 😂
Epic
❤❤❤
a river. Wow. What's next? A whole lake? Is that really all?
Yes, as underwhelming as every 'addition' so far - which always come with making it ever more silly and harder for the wrong reasons
@@patrickkelly6691 I mean it's being made by one guy as his first game. It's not going to have earth shattering updates every time