Going Medieval

This game is awsome! I would have payed 70 Euros for it. Its worth every penny

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What should I say after owning it for a few days and sinking 60 hours into it? Speaks for itself. It's not just a city simulator, it has a lot of common elements as oxygen not included, another game I love. It's a lot of fun, and while the following list seems long, they are just minor things that are a hassle to work around. So don't be afraid to give this one a shot, despite my little suggestions. Here are the things I hope they'll fix or implement: - We have urgent haul, but we have no urgent build or urgent gather or urgent anything else. Instead of having urgen haul, it would be a lot better if it were "urgent action" that can be applied on any task previously marked. Oxygen not included lets you select urgency for every action on a scale from 1 to 10, with 5 being the default setting. I don't think this game needs that many levels of urgent options, but it would be nice to tell my settlers what to work on first if multiple things are planned out. Yes I marked this piece of dirt to be mined 10 minutes ago, but I would love to build this workshop first, so let us mark the building project as urgent while the mining remains something the settlers do who do not construct or what the settlers fall back to doing if building, for some reason, isn't possible (missing resources for example). - If things are placed on a stockpile that has that particular thing disabled, it will not count as something that's present in the settlement. For example, it's the main reason people can't select booz when planning an event in the great hall. You have booze, but for some reason, your settlers just put it on a stockpile that has booze disabled for storage. It's stored there, but the game doesn't see it. This needs fixing one way or another - either settlers will absolutely not place anything on stockpiles that isn't meant to go there, or the game needs to recognize all the resources on any stockpile no matter if the item is supposed to be there or not. - Another urgent action thing: Workstations can not be prioritised. I know that's what the job tab is for, buuuuut especially while cooking, my settlers will ignore the stove to make meals and instead produce alcohol and fermented stuff instead of food. I have to actively select my cook and keep telling him to make meals over and over and over again. Instead, it would be an easy fix if each work station had a priority setting. Some things do - stockpiles, for example, but not work stations, which need it a lot more in my opinion. - The schedule mechanic would be nice if it worked. I tried to fix it with mods, but with and without it is a mess. Settler will stay up hours past their scheduled sleep time, then mope about being exhausted, become rebellious and ultimately pass out. Settlers should just go to sleep when very tired. Best way to handle this, is a force-sleep check box that can be enabled and disabled. If it's enabled, settler will go to bed when they are tired even if it's not scheduled yet, if it's disabled they'll stick to the schedule even if they are exhausted. Let players handle how to deal with this. - And a minor nit-pick because it's good to have it but the way it works is just infuriating -> Auto-save: Nice to have but I have been screaming at this god forsaken message so many times because it pops up and disables everything you do while freezing your entire game with a huge message in the middle. It's frustrating especially while building. Place a tile - FREEZE - select the floor again - place the tile - place a wall - FREEZE. And then, when you need to reload, the last auto save was 30 minutes ago even if it saved like 5 minutes ago. I dunno what this game is saving so aggressively, but it's exhausting. I do understand this is a delicate matter, but maybe the devs could work something out that's more subtle without haulting the whole game for seconds on end.

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Fun game.

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