@@Joppa399 it's technically an early access game, albeit one not too far from release. And I doubt any regulars to this channel need to be reminded of Jake's stance on early access...
In all seriousness, you’ve reactivated the itch for this game for me yet again (I get it every time you play). I have stayed up for 2 nights straight playing it through. Really inspired to try learning some map making and save game editing
Hey Jake, are maps built with Augustus compatible with the Julius mod or even the vanilla game to your knowledge ? Love the C3 content ! The few minutes music loop of this game never gets old.
This map more than others makes me wonder... you speak of eternalizing cities, and you have shown us how that goes. But have you ever like, also tried to grow the city as best as you can with the map given? Like, how large a population you can have with X level of housing. The wide open plains you left unused here makes me wonder how huge a city you could support in this map without it being squalor.
Large cities for the sake of being large don't particularly interest me because after about the 8,000 population mark you are simply stamping down additional housing zones without achieving anything remarkable for the city aside from population. In most cases, maximizing non-tent population is a case of calculating the maximum food output through optimal farm/warf placement, then calculating the best housing you can get from available pottery/furniture/oil/wine while maintaining enough workforce if your patrician ratio is uncapped by wine. These could be interesting to some people, but it is not to me. There would be a lot of fine-tuning just to maximize the number of farms one can place.
hail, governor! after so many years of watching i have finally decided to become a ceasar's governor myself. i have just finished lugdunum and the logistic pain of the map made me wonder: is it possible for a "getting" warehouse to take something from a different getting warehouse? And if it is possible: is it better to send a warehouse worker on a long trip to get something from across the map, or is it better to chain a number of getting warehouses? I had my cart pushers run marathons and it....kind of worked. but i can't help but question whether it is the optimal way to go
Generally, Getting Warehouses will NOT take from other Getting Warehouses. The few fringe situations where it does happen isn't worth caring about. When it comes to logistics, it's best to minimize warehouse travel time where possible. Ideally, a good that you need spread out to a bunch of different warehouses should be centrally stored. In lugdunum, a good example is wood and furniture, as you need to import the wood, it's a good idea to have a warehouse set to accept only wood and furniture, and have it placed roughly in the central point between your housing blocks that need the furniture. The warehouse will fill up on wood, then cart it off to some (hopefully very close!) furniture workshops. The furniture then goes to the warehouse and is picked up by however many other "getting" warehouses there are for furniture. Care pushers running marathons can be okay, but it can cause issues with throughput if they are not able to get enough goods to satisfy local needs. eg: a warehouse that is set to getting furniture and pottery, but spends too long getting those goods will cause issues when the houses consume faster than the cart pusher gets.
@@DDRJake thank you so much! and a follow up question: let's say a warehouse is getting both pottery and furniture. Is there a set mechanism of how many and how often cart pushers go for either one or the other? Like, are there by default 3 cart pushers assigned to pottery and 3 to furniture? And does distance play into the division of workload? Or, is this sort of insight into the elusive art of cart-pushing even meaningful to making a good city? I tried to make some sense out of how the goods flow but it's just not clear to me
@@milo.c111 quite simply, a cart pusher set to "get" an item for a warehouse will pick up 4 at a time and stockpile up to 8. I believe they will only take from another warehouse which has at least 4 of the item they want at the time of their departure. In your example, a cart pusher will try to get 4 furniture, then another 4 furniture, then assuming you now have 8 furniture, they will then go off to get 4 pottery, then another 4 pottery. Now he has 8 pottery and 8 furniture in the warehouse, and will not go out for more until the amount of either good falls down to 4 or below.
Can I guess that there are no plans to run RimWorld's Anomaly DLC? Not least because from what I've heard/seen, its powercreep blows all the other DLCs out of the water...
Anomaly kind of takes over the whole game, it Feels more like a full conversion mod then the other dlc's that add tons of useful and variable changes to the game. Ideology and Royalty dlc did a very good job at adding interesting things to the game without fully changing everything, anomaly is just built different.
Yes, my Caesar III resources, along with similar resources for many games I stream are kept hosted on my Google Drive here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B9t78XHPLD38blpOUFNIOG1UMzg?resourcekey=0-wun-QpMP8mkXTNs67iVKFA&usp=drive_link
Keep them coming
Every week for the foreseeable future. I'm on a Caesar 3 bender.
@@DDRJake The best news I've heard in a long time.
Pah! You again!
Ah man I was just thinking "Dang wonder when Jake gonna upload the next C3 vod" and here we go. Perfect timing.
All the angry letters on the map posts makes me want to make custom maps with continuity so toga boy will praise you for your success.
I don't remember you being so deep in debt for so long. And yet, even without wages, the army did its thing. These Legions love Jake.
Hey Jake, have you played 'Songs of Syx'? Would love to see it one day.
Cheers for the vids, great for relaxing.
@@Joppa399 it's technically an early access game, albeit one not too far from release. And I doubt any regulars to this channel need to be reminded of Jake's stance on early access...
I love watching these... but the shouts of the army units drive me nuts.
Pah! My UA-camr think sleep grows on trees!!
In all seriousness, you’ve reactivated the itch for this game for me yet again (I get it every time you play). I have stayed up for 2 nights straight playing it through. Really inspired to try learning some map making and save game editing
Hey Jake, are maps built with Augustus compatible with the Julius mod or even the vanilla game to your knowledge ?
Love the C3 content ! The few minutes music loop of this game never gets old.
Julius maps can generally be played in Augustus, but Augustus maps cannot be played in Julius.
Caesar 3 in 2024? I'm in, reminds me of childhood.
Hey Jake maybe you can also integrate the forced merger option from Augustus into your Brutus. Would save you the time.
This map more than others makes me wonder... you speak of eternalizing cities, and you have shown us how that goes.
But have you ever like, also tried to grow the city as best as you can with the map given? Like, how large a population you can have with X level of housing.
The wide open plains you left unused here makes me wonder how huge a city you could support in this map without it being squalor.
Large cities for the sake of being large don't particularly interest me because after about the 8,000 population mark you are simply stamping down additional housing zones without achieving anything remarkable for the city aside from population.
In most cases, maximizing non-tent population is a case of calculating the maximum food output through optimal farm/warf placement, then calculating the best housing you can get from available pottery/furniture/oil/wine while maintaining enough workforce if your patrician ratio is uncapped by wine. These could be interesting to some people, but it is not to me. There would be a lot of fine-tuning just to maximize the number of farms one can place.
hail, governor!
after so many years of watching i have finally decided to become a ceasar's governor myself. i have just finished lugdunum and the logistic pain of the map made me wonder: is it possible for a "getting" warehouse to take something from a different getting warehouse? And if it is possible: is it better to send a warehouse worker on a long trip to get something from across the map, or is it better to chain a number of getting warehouses?
I had my cart pushers run marathons and it....kind of worked. but i can't help but question whether it is the optimal way to go
Generally, Getting Warehouses will NOT take from other Getting Warehouses. The few fringe situations where it does happen isn't worth caring about.
When it comes to logistics, it's best to minimize warehouse travel time where possible. Ideally, a good that you need spread out to a bunch of different warehouses should be centrally stored. In lugdunum, a good example is wood and furniture, as you need to import the wood, it's a good idea to have a warehouse set to accept only wood and furniture, and have it placed roughly in the central point between your housing blocks that need the furniture. The warehouse will fill up on wood, then cart it off to some (hopefully very close!) furniture workshops. The furniture then goes to the warehouse and is picked up by however many other "getting" warehouses there are for furniture.
Care pushers running marathons can be okay, but it can cause issues with throughput if they are not able to get enough goods to satisfy local needs. eg: a warehouse that is set to getting furniture and pottery, but spends too long getting those goods will cause issues when the houses consume faster than the cart pusher gets.
@@DDRJake thank you so much! and a follow up question: let's say a warehouse is getting both pottery and furniture. Is there a set mechanism of how many and how often cart pushers go for either one or the other? Like, are there by default 3 cart pushers assigned to pottery and 3 to furniture? And does distance play into the division of workload?
Or, is this sort of insight into the elusive art of cart-pushing even meaningful to making a good city?
I tried to make some sense out of how the goods flow but it's just not clear to me
@@milo.c111 quite simply, a cart pusher set to "get" an item for a warehouse will pick up 4 at a time and stockpile up to 8. I believe they will only take from another warehouse which has at least 4 of the item they want at the time of their departure. In your example, a cart pusher will try to get 4 furniture, then another 4 furniture, then assuming you now have 8 furniture, they will then go off to get 4 pottery, then another 4 pottery. Now he has 8 pottery and 8 furniture in the warehouse, and will not go out for more until the amount of either good falls down to 4 or below.
@@DDRJake ohhhhhhhhh i get it. thank you so much for the answers!
The Caesar3 run of 2016 was how I found @DDRJAKE - amazing it’s back on for the foreseeable future.
I would be interested in seeing this be made beautiful.
I did so and uploaded it here: caesar3.heavengames.com/downloads/showfile.php?fileid=2218
So Lake Geneva is somewhere in the Middle East eh?
Can I guess that there are no plans to run RimWorld's Anomaly DLC? Not least because from what I've heard/seen, its powercreep blows all the other DLCs out of the water...
Anomaly kind of takes over the whole game, it Feels more like a full conversion mod then the other dlc's that add tons of useful and variable changes to the game. Ideology and Royalty dlc did a very good job at adding interesting things to the game without fully changing everything, anomaly is just built different.
are u gonna larp on frostpunk 2 when it releases?
Jake will you play the save file map I sent around a year ago? It's called "Pilgrim's Bastion". Just asking to make sure you didn't lose it ;)
Indeed, I still have it and plan on running it in this batch of custom maps (so in about 2 weeks)
@@DDRJake Great! Looking forward to it. And if you're ever out of maps, I have 2 other Julius maps on C3Haven. My username there is "SevenSoul"
@@DDRJake Cool! If you need more maps I have 2 more on C3 Haven (username SevenSoul)
Has he shared the sheets anywhere??
Yes, my Caesar III resources, along with similar resources for many games I stream are kept hosted on my Google Drive here:
drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B9t78XHPLD38blpOUFNIOG1UMzg?resourcekey=0-wun-QpMP8mkXTNs67iVKFA&usp=drive_link
@DDRJake fantastic!