A perfect demonstration of the numbers you need to succeed at Caesar 3. When I finally began to build cities competently, I also developed layouts like this that I used a lot. However, after a while I felt bored and wanted to try something else. After many years of gameplay what I like doing best is filling each contour of the map with the city, allowing the constraints of space and proximity to guide the street and neighborhood layout naturally. It is especially pleasant to have grand insulae or villas atop a hill, with plenty of gardens and paths.
Yeah, we used a 22 x 7 housing layout 25 years ago when the game first came out. 4 rows of 20 houses each, gardens and fountains down the center between the housing rows. Works well. Have 2 markets on either end to support everyone. Haven't played this in nearly 20 years. Dusting this off and playing again (Augustus version).
I have played this game so often when I was younger. Thanks a lot for this instand nostalgia. All the best, Valentin PS: Your French accent sounds marvellous, plz keep it!
@@RAHowarth1990 what do you want to know? XD I put 2 RBs on the road leading outside the blocks. 2 to prevent a 2x2 building built next to it to create a walker on the wrong side of the road and the going outside the block. Every block is self sufficient and every walkers contained in it.
I like blocks 20x7 with two fountains, with gardens in line with the fountains, sometimes right up to the roads. I find I don't need all those extra gardens to grow my houses into something respectable. if I need places for the rich folk to live, well that's a bit different. I also like putting a temple between the granary and the houses. And try to avoid 'ghettos' of temples like you have over by the weapons industrial area...I like to scatter them around and use them to buffer undesirable things like arms or clay pits from the houses. And I find it useful sometimes to not put my production buildings right next to the raw material buildings...they can be spaced apart so that the clay walker can take the clay to the potter and get back to the clay pit before the next clay is produced....so if a clay walker can walk 20 squares ( or whatever) by the time a clay is produced, the potter can be 9 or 10 squares away from the clay pit, if need be. Useful if I am shipping things by sea but my forest or minerals are not near the ports, for example.
@@mohawkwardtv yep! I still have not finished all the maps; getting stuck on some, so I certainly don't have it all figured out...I just put these extra restrictions on myself to make my city 'look nice!" just downloading 3.02 now, thanks to your plague upgrade review.
Hello! I’ve came from the Caesarea video because I am stuck on that map because of my poor game knowledge. 😅 Very nice explanation of how the game works!
Just to add my two cents, I found that making one of the marketplace food only (and the other one pottery-oil-furn only) is giving the block full stability.
Yep, that is very good insight. I always wonder what is best between Food/Pot and Furn Oil vs Food only vs Pot/Furn/Oil . I guess it depends on how you store them all and where are the warehouses compare to your markets. But I am leaning towards your strategy, which seems to work better.
@@mohawkwardtv It's not strictly how I do your blocks, it's more about a bottleneck searching, or more specifically of how much goods your block is consuming/how much time trader takes to deliver goods, so for little blocks and not to much distance it's okay to combine several trading goods in one market, but as the block grow it will start "flickering" and evolve-devolve.
First of all, tu as un tres drole d'accent. J'aime! Secondly, thank you. Even as someone who has played this game for years, I didn't realize that "food" doesn't need to be the first priority. Making money FIRST, prevents Caesar from getting pissed. Also, if the very first economy you set up is weapons, you are protected against invasions. Cheers!
hah i use 8x16 or 9x17 blocks when i want the fountains to be nicely centered. In this case, exactly 20 2x2 houses are obtained. I played Caesar 3 in 1998 (omg). A month and a half ago I decided to play Caesar again. Surprisingly, this old piece of shit gave me pleasure. I used random mod augustus version 1.31. Yes, I know there are newer versions, but I don't care. First I went through all the military missions. The peaceful turned out to be much more difficult. Then I activated all the additional options of the mod (global labor pool, etc.) and finally went through them all, for the first time in 25 years. I even passed the damn Lugdunum, it was the last one. In my opinion, the most difficult and interesting missions are Mediolanum, Carthage and Caesarea. I remember exactly that 25 years ago I fought off all the attacks of Caesar's legions. Maybe I'll piss him off again and fight back using only 6 forts.
Haha, the most annoying part of that layout is indeed the fountain not being centered. I am happy that you found fun again in the game. If you ever feel like it, you can try the revamped campaign on the newest iteration of the Augustus mod.
Can you explain me what's the Control+C Control+V concept ? Can you actually copy your city and paste it with 2 mouse clicks? Another question, why when you start building the city, you put some temples far away, won't they have less effect on the population? thank you.
This is a pretty good general setup. Note that forcing 2x2 housing as much as possible is important for goods consumption. Another tip is that maximising a single trade route is really hard so focusing on a few different trade routes often leads to faster money.
I tried this block layout and it works very well. Question : How do you how many markets you need for your block? I have no issues getting food to everyone, but once you throw pottery, furniture and wine into the mix, household will start have interrupted access to resources and keep evolving/devolving back and forth.
2 markets work fine most of the time, it also depends on how far market ladies need to travel for goods. The trick is to have separate dedicated markets for food and for other goods(pottery, furniture, oil etc ).
You can bump up 1 market for 3 goods. I like to keep it like 1 market - 2 goods. Most important thing is to have the resources stored near the market (granaries and warehouses).
Hooo this is a small abuse of language. You can copy paste but you have to rebuild the copy by hand, building by building and road by road ^^. There is no blueprint mechanism in Caesar 3.
What I dont get is that if I build industry or farm productions completely separated like this, they get no employment at all. I need to put at least a few houses in there as well, which brings cimre and a whole host of other troubles. How do you avoid this?
The walkers of the buildings looking for workers are very annoying, you must always manage to have the houses not too far from the factories. How did you go about the structures at the top right of the map? That I don't see access to the houses to make them work
@@mohawkwardtv I install Augustus just a few days ago, and yes, it's true, I sow now, Global Market of works feature, is amazing! Thanks you! Finally I can plan better citys for the missions
@@roberttaylor3594 I can tell you that a first settlement with tents around 200 AD will not have a road system to go from your tent to the farm. The realism argument or the difficulty one is not valid in this case. The mechanism of walker in Caesar 3 and Pharaoh was later dropped by the very same developer in Zeus and Emperor. The mechanics is even more restrictive as there is a tile limit for the working wakers to find a house. All city-builders have dropped that idea. I can only remember this from Caesar 3 and Pharaoh. But if you want to keep it, do not hesitate to uncheck the option. It is an option after all.
good thing you tell me. discord.gg/WpBshYy3Pr Try this one, I thought I put it as an unlimited link but it appeared it stayed at 7 days validity. I changed the link in all the videos. Thanks again for notifying me.
i don't have much experience with Augustus, is it possible to disable global labor pool? this takes out some fun from planning, and honestly worker access mechanism makes this game stand out from the rest, thanks!
No it is not. Global labour pool is an option in Augustus. However, it has never been a core mechanics and being subject to it was always a player's choice. For 20 years now I am playing this game and Pharaoh as well and just with the correct city layout you can totally avoid the worker access mechanism.
@@mohawkwardtv sorry, as i said, i don't have much experiene with mods that came later, i played the original game mostly, so i might be wrong. are those tiles roadbocks or plaza? i mean does your industry and farmland workers has access to the housing? the mechanism for caesar and pharaoh are diff in this regards afaik, but tbh, i played pharaoh a long time ago, and i liked c3 better, so i wouldn't be surprised if i'm totally wrong, thanks!
@@ptgnishu the roadblock work the same way as in Pharaoh meaning it blocks every walkers except destination walkers. In Augustus you have the option to set which wandering walkers (i.e. Actors, Bath lady, etc..) to allow to go through. C3 is my favorite game with anno 1404 so I got you when you say you like it better haha.
I just realized the mod I've installed is Julius, not Augustus, so no wonder I don't see the option! But anyways, I prefer the vanilla gameplay, only seeking the helpful things/informations and bug fixes from the mods, don't wanna alter/change the core mechanisms/functionalities. So global labor pool would be a deal breaker for me! after all, it's c3, not pharaoh or any of the later installments!
You should try to use forced walkers, it will significantly simplify the production, especially on very hard difficulty. You can watch GamerZakh how to play videos, he is real expect in Caesar 3/Augustus
Many thanks but the goal was to present a layout that would not exploit a game bug. This one works well in very hard, I personally used it to score 100 on Massilia. But GamerZakh has done many videos on the topic as well but the forced walker layout is not really to my taste.
@@mohawkwardtv my mind changed :) Now I got that you is a true expert (after watching more videos). I prefer forced walkers to be in the game as a classic mechanic, but not to abuse it. Thanks for making a new campaign, going to try it when I have some free time. Thanks a lot for what you did.
New to the game. Used this layout. Farms and industry not getting any employees. Despite the residential block being nearby and having a ton of unemployment. I do not understand.
@@mohawkwardtv Yeah. I did figure out this issue. Been a while, but I think it was some "global labor pool" option that you had to change in the settings.
Sorry, but this kind of thing makes the game look like crap. Build your own city; Caesar 3 is limitless. Use your imagination! Don't do stupid things like this; in the end, you'll just end up playing this amazing game like a robot. Create and use your imagination to make horrible, imperfect cities!
Simple for those who absolutely want to plus it without global labour. add a 2x2 large tent at cross roads and stack the pottery industry with the furniture one, do the same on the other side for the farms. Voilà.
@@incaseofimportantnegotiations probably because you don't have the Augustus mod installed as advertised in the title, the description and the video :D
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What was the most difficult part of Caesar 3, in your opinion?
Getting time to play it in my old age :D
Keeping insulae and villas stable
@@cosimopastia8389 haaaaa of I can help you in anyway. Don't hesitate.
@@mohawkwardtv Thx mon ami, I will keep it in mind :)
@@mrcoiganable2988 hoooo got you. Hope you find some time to get some cities up and running. :D
A French guy teaches the British to build a Roman city. Nice one!
More of a Belgian myself, but I get the idea ^^.
@@mohawkwardtv Nervii
A Gaul teaches Saxons how to build Roman cities
A perfect demonstration of the numbers you need to succeed at Caesar 3. When I finally began to build cities competently, I also developed layouts like this that I used a lot. However, after a while I felt bored and wanted to try something else. After many years of gameplay what I like doing best is filling each contour of the map with the city, allowing the constraints of space and proximity to guide the street and neighborhood layout naturally. It is especially pleasant to have grand insulae or villas atop a hill, with plenty of gardens and paths.
Yep, once you mastered the numbers you can really get creative.
Yeah, we used a 22 x 7 housing layout 25 years ago when the game first came out. 4 rows of 20 houses each, gardens and fountains down the center between the housing rows. Works well. Have 2 markets on either end to support everyone. Haven't played this in nearly 20 years. Dusting this off and playing again (Augustus version).
Wesh, that's the way to go.
I have played this game so often when I was younger. Thanks a lot for this instand nostalgia.
All the best,
Valentin
PS: Your French accent sounds marvellous, plz keep it!
Yep, Nostalgia is what keeps me on going back to the game.
Loved this game as a kid! Your videos are great! :)
Thanks for the good feedback. It is my favorite game so expect more videos on it. Hope you will like them too.
@@mohawkwardtv would like to know about your road block set-ups :)
@@RAHowarth1990 what do you want to know? XD
I put 2 RBs on the road leading outside the blocks. 2 to prevent a 2x2 building built next to it to create a walker on the wrong side of the road and the going outside the block. Every block is self sufficient and every walkers contained in it.
I used to play this game with my cousin when we were young. Still play it to this day on and off. The Augustus mod made it near perfect.
Completely agree. Augustus gave the game a seconde life.
Briiliant video, nice touch of humour and proper advice.
Thank you, hope you will like what follows.
augustus mod is awesome, 24 years later I play this game again.
I know right? Can't stop playing :D
Funny to see someone making a video about game much older then my oldest son. Thanks for a nostalgia shot =)
I like blocks 20x7 with two fountains, with gardens in line with the fountains, sometimes right up to the roads. I find I don't need all those extra gardens to grow my houses into something respectable. if I need places for the rich folk to live, well that's a bit different. I also like putting a temple between the granary and the houses. And try to avoid 'ghettos' of temples like you have over by the weapons industrial area...I like to scatter them around and use them to buffer undesirable things like arms or clay pits from the houses. And I find it useful sometimes to not put my production buildings right next to the raw material buildings...they can be spaced apart so that the clay walker can take the clay to the potter and get back to the clay pit before the next clay is produced....so if a clay walker can walk 20 squares ( or whatever) by the time a clay is produced, the potter can be 9 or 10 squares away from the clay pit, if need be. Useful if I am shipping things by sea but my forest or minerals are not near the ports, for example.
That is one way to do it. 😃
@@mohawkwardtv yep! I still have not finished all the maps; getting stuck on some, so I certainly don't have it all figured out...I just put these extra restrictions on myself to make my city 'look nice!" just downloading 3.02 now, thanks to your plague upgrade review.
@@roberttaylor3594 nice. enjoy.
Hello! I’ve came from the Caesarea video because I am stuck on that map because of my poor game knowledge. 😅 Very nice explanation of how the game works!
Well I am glad it helped.
Just to add my two cents, I found that making one of the marketplace food only (and the other one pottery-oil-furn only) is giving the block full stability.
Yep, that is very good insight.
I always wonder what is best between Food/Pot and Furn Oil vs Food only vs Pot/Furn/Oil . I guess it depends on how you store them all and where are the warehouses compare to your markets.
But I am leaning towards your strategy, which seems to work better.
@@mohawkwardtv It's not strictly how I do your blocks, it's more about a bottleneck searching, or more specifically of how much goods your block is consuming/how much time trader takes to deliver goods, so for little blocks and not to much distance it's okay to combine several trading goods in one market, but as the block grow it will start "flickering" and evolve-devolve.
I bet most of you people here are kids from the 2000s' that couldn't beat the game back then.
I am an 90s gamer who finished the game back then.
Bro just called me noob in 1000langauges '-'
First of all, tu as un tres drole d'accent. J'aime!
Secondly, thank you. Even as someone who has played this game for years, I didn't realize that "food" doesn't need to be the first priority.
Making money FIRST, prevents Caesar from getting pissed. Also, if the very first economy you set up is weapons, you are protected against invasions.
Cheers!
Kinda real world, isn't it? :D
hah i use 8x16 or 9x17 blocks when i want the fountains to be nicely centered. In this case, exactly 20 2x2 houses are obtained. I played Caesar 3 in 1998 (omg). A month and a half ago I decided to play Caesar again. Surprisingly, this old piece of shit gave me pleasure.
I used random mod augustus version 1.31. Yes, I know there are newer versions, but I don't care. First I went through all the military missions. The peaceful turned out to be much more difficult. Then I activated all the additional options of the mod (global labor pool, etc.) and finally went through them all, for the first time in 25 years. I even passed the damn Lugdunum, it was the last one.
In my opinion, the most difficult and interesting missions are Mediolanum, Carthage and Caesarea.
I remember exactly that 25 years ago I fought off all the attacks of Caesar's legions. Maybe I'll piss him off again and fight back using only 6 forts.
Haha, the most annoying part of that layout is indeed the fountain not being centered. I am happy that you found fun again in the game. If you ever feel like it, you can try the revamped campaign on the newest iteration of the Augustus mod.
Great video and great memories!
Bring the oldies back
like for all the editing and memes 👌 great video my friend
Many thanks for the good vibes. More videos coming.
Like the feedbacks so do not hesitate to share more.
Can you explain me what's the Control+C Control+V concept ? Can you actually copy your city and paste it with 2 mouse clicks? Another question, why when you start building the city, you put some temples far away, won't they have less effect on the population? thank you.
Good video. Keep going! Subbed
Many thanks for your encouraging words and sub.
My favourite Caesar III layout 🔥
perfect video, thanks 👍🏻
Many thanks Augustus. The mod and you. :D
This is a pretty good general setup. Note that forcing 2x2 housing as much as possible is important for goods consumption. Another tip is that maximising a single trade route is really hard so focusing on a few different trade routes often leads to faster money.
Yep that is why I have developed pottery, oil, furniture and weapons. :D
2x2 houses are key indeed.
@@mohawkwardtv how do you "force" 2x2, I always thought it depends on terrain?
@@DmytroBogdan in settings
Take ti, enjoy it most of all and results will follow
So true, this layout will make you enjoy all the wins, even in very high difficulty.
Question: at 3:56, there are Weapons' industries without connecting to the habitation. How do people work there?
The mod Augustus enables global labour pool
I want to meet you in person and listen to you accent the hole day!
We need more missions, why no has online battle? Can create a multiplayer? Destroy the city friends, invasion
With Augustus mod it might be.
I'm confused. At 1:20, how are those temples, prefecture and eng post working without houses next to them? Is this an Augustus thing?
Yes, it's an option called "enable global labor pool" I don't like to use it tho..
@@wait...what... I can't find this setting
@@pedroc3948 If you have Augustus, go to Options - Difficulty - Enable Global Labor Pool. For me it's the 3rd one down.
Let us know if you found the option. I guess if we do not see you around here again, it is because you found it. 😄
@@mohawkwardtv It's because i don't have Augustus, thanks.
Hi how can one turn on the range reach of the buildings? Is this a mod? Thanks
Yep, this is the Augustus Mod. You can google Crudelios Augustus.
That's not how I play... at all... lol. But that gives me good ideas. Always willing to learn different city builds!
Well, I see a lot of other working layouts. That is just the easiest I tried.
@@mohawkwardtv Sorry, I meant that in a good way! Your layout is actually way better than mine. I have switched to yours and seen better results!
I tried this block layout and it works very well.
Question :
How do you how many markets you need for your block?
I have no issues getting food to everyone, but once you throw pottery, furniture and wine into the mix, household will start have interrupted access to resources and keep evolving/devolving back and forth.
2 markets work fine most of the time, it also depends on how far market ladies need to travel for goods. The trick is to have separate dedicated markets for food and for other goods(pottery, furniture, oil etc ).
You can bump up 1 market for 3 goods. I like to keep it like 1 market - 2 goods. Most important thing is to have the resources stored near the market (granaries and warehouses).
hooo hooo wee wee zeee thaankkyyyooo monamyyy 😅
I tried the same layout - Didnt build a market - people refused to work and houses couldnt evolve / emmigrated !
But they got to eat, they need a market ^^
I don't see a tax collector
Tax system is a scam.
what a good video :) the confusing part is 5:19 how do I know about ctrl-c ctrl-v o_O???😅😅
Hooo this is a small abuse of language. You can copy paste but you have to rebuild the copy by hand, building by building and road by road ^^. There is no blueprint mechanism in Caesar 3.
What I dont get is that if I build industry or farm productions completely separated like this, they get no employment at all. I need to put at least a few houses in there as well, which brings cimre and a whole host of other troubles. How do you avoid this?
Wow just noticed the Global worker pool option on Augustus. I will CERTAINLY be trying that out
Well you figured that out :D
Nice video 👍
thanks
lovely ty.
You are very much welcome. More coming this week and down the line.
What changes between the various difficulties of the game?
Hoooo there is a whole post on my discord to know what are the changes per difficulty level. I invite you to meet me there. 😁
What are those blocks you use to keep the blocks separated? I normally use the wall door...
it's a fan made mod
The walkers of the buildings looking for workers are very annoying, you must always manage to have the houses not too far from the factories. How did you go about the structures at the top right of the map? That I don't see access to the houses to make them work
I am playing with the mod Augustus which allows such feature.
@@mohawkwardtv I install Augustus just a few days ago, and yes, it's true, I sow now, Global Market of works feature, is amazing! Thanks you! Finally I can plan better citys for the missions
@@arditg4429 enjoy
@@mohawkwardtv I try not to use that...people have to be able to get to work, after all. that usually means a road. I like the 'realism'.
@@roberttaylor3594 I can tell you that a first settlement with tents around 200 AD will not have a road system to go from your tent to the farm.
The realism argument or the difficulty one is not valid in this case. The mechanism of walker in Caesar 3 and Pharaoh was later dropped by the very same developer in Zeus and Emperor.
The mechanics is even more restrictive as there is a tile limit for the working wakers to find a house. All city-builders have dropped that idea. I can only remember this from Caesar 3 and Pharaoh.
But if you want to keep it, do not hesitate to uncheck the option. It is an option after all.
quel accent 🤗Un barbizarre chez les Bretons. merci pour ton contenu pertinent
discord invite is invalid. i was interested in the cheat sheet
good thing you tell me.
discord.gg/WpBshYy3Pr
Try this one, I thought I put it as an unlimited link but it appeared it stayed at 7 days validity.
I changed the link in all the videos. Thanks again for notifying me.
This video is excessively french and I love it !
Haha I have hard time faking a british accent so I go french style.
Are you from Gaul?
I am part of the region yes. Yet we do not call it Gaul anymore. I do not know why though.
L'accent m'a fait pleurer de rire, merci pour ce moment.
Vidéo très instructive et très synthétique, bravo !
Merci
Try zooming in (ctrl+scroll)
Well you'll only zoom the browser that way :D
@@mohawkwardtv D means
discord is unavailable
The other gods don't get pissed off because their temples aren't close to the population?
Naaaah Gods are chill, they just need a temple, you could even put it away of the city in the middle of the forest. Go figure....
i don't have much experience with Augustus, is it possible to disable global labor pool? this takes out some fun from planning, and honestly worker access mechanism makes this game stand out from the rest, thanks!
No it is not. Global labour pool is an option in Augustus. However, it has never been a core mechanics and being subject to it was always a player's choice. For 20 years now I am playing this game and Pharaoh as well and just with the correct city layout you can totally avoid the worker access mechanism.
@@mohawkwardtv sorry, as i said, i don't have much experiene with mods that came later, i played the original game mostly, so i might be wrong. are those tiles roadbocks or plaza? i mean does your industry and farmland workers has access to the housing? the mechanism for caesar and pharaoh are diff in this regards afaik, but tbh, i played pharaoh a long time ago, and i liked c3 better, so i wouldn't be surprised if i'm totally wrong, thanks!
@@ptgnishu the roadblock work the same way as in Pharaoh meaning it blocks every walkers except destination walkers. In Augustus you have the option to set which wandering walkers (i.e. Actors, Bath lady, etc..) to allow to go through.
C3 is my favorite game with anno 1404 so I got you when you say you like it better haha.
I just realized the mod I've installed is Julius, not Augustus, so no wonder I don't see the option!
But anyways, I prefer the vanilla gameplay, only seeking the helpful things/informations and bug fixes from the mods, don't wanna alter/change the core mechanisms/functionalities.
So global labor pool would be a deal breaker for me! after all, it's c3, not pharaoh or any of the later installments!
@@ptgnishu Play as you wish bro, I aint gonna judge anybody for the way they play.
Enjoy your new HD experience.
Louis DeFunes
Il est l'oooor mon seignoooor.
04:56 "only farm"...
You heard what you wanted to hear :D
I love your accent.
Haha, imagine that I try to not force it and even temper it. :D
You should try to use forced walkers, it will significantly simplify the production, especially on very hard difficulty. You can watch GamerZakh how to play videos, he is real expect in Caesar 3/Augustus
Many thanks but the goal was to present a layout that would not exploit a game bug. This one works well in very hard, I personally used it to score 100 on Massilia.
But GamerZakh has done many videos on the topic as well but the forced walker layout is not really to my taste.
It's difficult to say is it a bug or not. It is a classical mechanic that was ported from original c3 to julius/augustus on purpose.
@@mohawkwardtv my mind changed :)
Now I got that you is a true expert (after watching more videos). I prefer forced walkers to be in the game as a classic mechanic, but not to abuse it. Thanks for making a new campaign, going to try it when I have some free time. Thanks a lot for what you did.
Le fromage! Oui! Oui!!
Nice
thanks
I like to see you play Zeus version
Maybe one day.
niiice
By your accent, you are Frenchman, are you?
French speaking but not from France.
New to the game. Used this layout. Farms and industry not getting any employees. Despite the residential block being nearby and having a ton of unemployment. I do not understand.
Do you have the Augustus Mod?
@@mohawkwardtv Yeah. I did figure out this issue. Been a while, but I think it was some "global labor pool" option that you had to change in the settings.
olala monami
:D
I don't even have soft soft I just have the demo
It is only 5 bucks on GoG if you want to get a leggit copy ^^
Sorry, but this kind of thing makes the game look like crap. Build your own city; Caesar 3 is limitless. Use your imagination! Don't do stupid things like this; in the end, you'll just end up playing this amazing game like a robot. Create and use your imagination to make horrible, imperfect cities!
caesar 3 is a gulag where you have only one solution or you will die on the fourth map
@@incaseofimportantnegotiations I dont think so xD I created lots of city models that worked.
@@rgs7885
see
play like you or lose
I don't understand a word of what you are saying.
Do you speak English?
这个老游戏的可玩性比现在的模拟建造游戏好玩多了
Nah, try without global pool, layout will go wild pretty soon.
Simple for those who absolutely want to plus it without global labour. add a 2x2 large tent at cross roads and stack the pottery industry with the furniture one, do the same on the other side for the farms. Voilà.
From fnf
have no idea what is fnf. :D
is it fa*k it or forget u say?
do not foget... ;)
He's trying to speak English?
@@galexymitzelplik9560 I am not trying. But who cares right. You can also complain on Gamerzhak accent if you wish :D.
oui oui 🇨🇵🇨🇵🇨🇵
ha ouais ouais ouais🇧🇪🇧🇪🇧🇪
cool
doesn't work
@@incaseofimportantnegotiations probably because you don't have the Augustus mod installed as advertised in the title, the description and the video :D
Terrible layout. Learn to build 22x6.
Ok, but how do u copy entire block?
Well you build it again somewhere else on the map
too much memes. dont do that
I love memes. But they kinda get old.