Manor Lords: Building A WALLED Trade Outpost!
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
- Today, we're continuing a multi-video journey on which we will be building historically accurate and authentic city designs in Manor lords, a highly anticipated city-building game! I will explain how the game works as I play and explain some historical details as we go!
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Manor Lords is a strategy game that allows you to experience the life of a medieval lord. Grow your starting village into a bustling city, manage resources and production chains, and expand your lands through conquest.
Inspired by the art and architecture of late 14th century Franconia, Manor Lords prioritizes historical accuracy wherever possible, using it to inform gameplay mechanics and visuals alike. Common medieval tropes are avoided in favor of historical accuracy, in order to make the world feel more authentic, colorful, and believable.
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REALLY happy with how this one came out - it is the prototype for a MUCH bigger walled project coming up soon on this map!
What do you think? Can this new fort protect our trade along the stream adequately?
Build it up and fortify it like Age of Empires !
Looking great!
hey just a heads up something I've noticed on my playthrough is when you move market stalls, though it works villagers tend to still place new stalls on the pre-set placement markers that are displayed when the market area is first made regardless of whether the area is clear of other stalls. so you may end up with stalls being made half inside of ones you have moved if they are on or near any of those markers
Oh man - way to totally P*ss off the Lady of the Manor, a market outside her front door, and a well, then a bunch of sheep to wake her and the kids at dawn....
Having to walk all that way to the Church along public roads instead of a private path to (a very nearby Church) a reserved entrance and seating area for the family and retinue? Lovely, lol -
Efficiency is one thing, but the Manor Lord is human and dictates what goes where - remember that for a little more historical realism. 😁 - loving the series but 👍
I'm officially addicted to this series.
Same
Same
Same - l love this series. Plz don´t stop......
I think the Bavarian is addicted as well.
100 nay 1,000% love this series, the ideas, the commentary, the mind theatre / larping; the fact that you're applying logic and reasoning to your buildings (even if some are purely cosmetic) and just overall the freedom that the game seems to provide and how wonderful it is applied.
I hope we can build monasteries one day in this game, that would be so cool!
Also, speaking of millers, they were not only often seen as criminals, they were also often suspected of witchcraft. So the only reasonable thing to do is to name one of the millers in your far off windmill Krabat... if you know what I mean.
And on the topic of the Jenisch, I actually (more or less) knew one. He had settled down in my hometown and sold socks at the local market. Coincidentally, he also kind of looked like my avatar Morshu.
I've also read that the Jenisch group may also vastly contain former farmers who had lost their home during the 30 Years War, but never managed to settle down again because they were now considered vagabonds.
As an American with a German last name, I wonder how many made the trip to America to start again.
When he started talking about millers I also immediatly thought about Krabat
@@bearstarpresents2264 That probably depended on whether they could pay the fare or not, which I doubt because being a marginalised group, the Jenisch were probably not particularly rich. If anything, some may have made it through indentured servitude. Additionaly, during the 18th and 20th century, the Jenisch gained more and more rights and were allowed to settle down. Many took that opportunity and assimilated. So it's not always easy to determine if someone who later emigrated to the US came from a Jenisch background.
I have a feeling Manor Lords is going to be worked on and modded for years. This is gonna be like Medieval cities skylines 😂
Except the game crashes hard at 1500 population in a single town.
@LowHangingFruitForest CS2 or Manor Lords? 🤣 But seriously, this is why I'm hopeful for the future: updates and modding to ever improve beyond current limitations
@@LowHangingFruitForest It's not recommended to exceed 1000 citizens on one territorry
@@LowHangingFruitForest on 3x speed just no lube pounding my poor pc
I remember hearing about a quest in KCD, where a woman basically wants to die due to the executioner taking care of her when she was down on her luck, and because she simply associated with him, everyone hated her too. The good ending to that quest is quite wholesome.
Nearly correct :D the executioner executed her husband (or fiancé?) but she had nowhere to stay and yes, the lack of honourability of the executioner also plays a role ;)
wow, I actually jumped from excitement at you naming the town as I suggested! Love to be in a small way a part of this Series!
Millers were also isolated which made it easier for them to participate in illegal activities. Since they were outside of the town they had less eyes on them!
Interestingly this was reflected in LOTR. They (insanely) left out the the return of the Hobbit adventurers and their need to overthrow Saruman who had taken over the Shire, his main help in that takeover was the traitor Miller and his scurrilous Henchmen.
Tolkien got that from somewhere !
@@patrickkelly6691 Yeah Tolkien played kingdom come deliverance.
IT WAS THE MILLER!!!!!!!!!!
I was so mad when the Tree disappeared, glad it decided to come back 😂 Looking forward to all the cool marketsquares you're going to creat.
Your history on the dishonor of miller's gives the movie "We Are the Millers" an interesting coincidence. The context being that a group of people pretend to be a nuclear family while actually being drug mules, and they choose the last name "Miller" hahah
I love this so much. You’re a great history teacher alongside the entertainment of watching the building.
Interesting thing about the idead of Millers being dishonorable. I've read accounts in university where millers in germanic/slavic regions would get implicated in smuggling stolen goods and contraband as shipments of grain and flour were popular places for smugglers to stash goods. For example if you have some stolen goods you want to move whithout being caught, you hide it in a sack of grain or flour. Unlikely customs or the equivilent is going to search a hundred sacks of flour.
Imagine if you’re a medieval smuggler and you had the goods in grain and flour, only to get the most dedicated guard possible who searches all of them XD
@@jakecarroll9500
need to start thinking real fast.
DIdn't expect a history lesson. Cool stuff. Also your village looks so nice, so natural! Mine always looks too gamey, too straight.
This series is just so good. It's inspired me to build in similar ways, all focused on how the people would use and appreciate their lands. Keep up the good work!
We need special single trees we can place for the decoration tab
Or the ability to designate any tree as special; being able to name it and put a "Don't cut" restraint on it.
Love this series! I would also love to see more shrines. For example, in your fortified outpost. In case of attack, since you can’t build a chapel, people would gather to pray. I also wish you put more shrines on roads and in the forest.
Combining niche Germanic medieval history with a game I have fallen head over heels for makes me happy on such a profound level, thank you :)
Why do we hate the miller? He collects taxes. - Sounds relatable.
In the city of Wittenberg where Martin Luther published his 95 thesis was the „Amtsmühle“ in the middle of the city. The Amtsmühle or municipal mill was the only allowed mill in the region and also the place of tax collection for the municipality. Pretty ingenious system for efficient tax collection and control.
Honestly I think all of the roads popping out of the castle town makes sense- I doubt a place like this would be coming under siege all that often, so it makes sense to sacrifice some defensibility in order to increase efficiency the rest of the time.
my bavarian senses were tingling
Honestly brightens my day to see you post, such a great way to unwind. Keep it up! Regards from Sweden
Perfectly timed upload, was about to rewatch your previous video!
What i like about this channel is
first im entertained
And second every episode im always learning something educational and historical.
I like the new castle in Eisenkirchen! The elivation is no problem here, and I love it so much that the granery is in the protected area!!
I love the series! You have a fun and unique way of playing. Also, I'm so glad you pronounced zweihau! Lol I had a lot of trouble with that word 😅
The Rundling Lord blesses us with another great video!
*probably common in medieval era
Peasant : Screw You! *Give grain
Miller : Screw You too! *Give flour
Your story of the farmer taking his grain to the miller who ground it and kept a share reminded me of stories my mother told me about her father doing this in 1950s Ireland. And I don't think he was particularly fond of the miller either 😂
Can you imagine someone in the future being as interested about the duties of a McDonalds fry cook as OPB is of the miller's job?
I love this series so much. I check OPBs page every hour or so in the hope there might be more.
I love how you explain everything! From your thought process of towns, your ideas for the future, and would LOVE to see more of those mini history lessons. It’s definitely because I’m majoring in history, but I can’t get enough of the interesting lessons
I look forward to every single one of these videos every day. Hooked.
I was able to plant trees in a small plot like that, by assigning the forester to only that small spot.
I like the aesthetic of the lone tree in the middle of a field. So I created a tiny angle to the edge of a field and had the forest or plant there. Worked.
In the game Pentiment, the miller is also portrayed as a rich a-hole and one of the suspects of a murder you're investigating, and by golly do the townsfolk hate him. I knew about the perception about millers stealing grain, but didn't know about the rest of the stereotypes associated with them. I suppose because in my corner of the world the same worry/suspicion that they'd steal part of the grain (or swap a portion of the flour with something else) existed, but the honor system you described didn't exist, so the stigma wouldn't grow beyond that.
Funnily enough, being a baker was considered a very honorable and honest job here though. I would've imagined the same "stole my flour" suspicion would apply there too, but I guess not. Maybe communal bakers came to exist later or sourced their flour themselves, as historically it would be the job of women to get together and bake bread for their individual household.
Women tended to mix their own bread and take it to the communal oven to bake it themselves , these places were very labour intensive and there was no 'spare' to pay people to do those kinds of jobs irl
Wasn’t it the miller that hid the Gypsies in Disney’s Hunchback of Notre Dame?
Loving this series, I am spending my tax money on a new pc to play this game. I’m officially one proud subscriber of One Proud Bavarian.
you just find out about moving market stall after few hundreds hours of gameplay, but it only took me 5 minutes into the video to know about it, that’s content!!
Isn't the heroine in Rumpelstiltskin a miller's daughter?
The little wall towers could be moved right next to the gates, creating gatehouses. It would both make more sense and look better.
Apparently, the archers were buffed with the most recent update, doing 12 damage rather than 4. I'm not sure if this is on the beta only, or pre-release.
This reminds me of the story of one of the oldest "vampires" Sava Savanovic who after his death lived in a mill and killed and drank blood of the millers that came to that watermill.
Also "vampire" is a Serbian and not Romanian legendary creature, but Dracula story made it famous.
The "travellers" or gipsies in Spain are called "gitanos". They have a lot of communities in many cities here and speak their own romani dialect called "caló". Although they don't travel per se, the majority of them live out of the law and don't integrate well within modern society.
BTW I am absolutely LOVING this series, the content, the way you talk, your sense of humor and your eye for details. You are the main reason I want to buy this game and make a historically accurate medieval city. Thanks to you I find myself looking for historical sources about medieval Catalan settlements in Wikipedia. I'm finding it difficult to find mainly because I don't know what to search for ^^' Like I'm trying to find out if there's an equivalent of the Straßendorf usw. over here.
So anyway, danksche für die Videos! Leider kann Ich kein Bairisch sprechen :(
In Czechia we actually have a musical called Kat Mydlář which is about an executinal who had to execute 27 nobel man in the middle ages. You can see in the musical how everyone hated him and how when his daughter and his best friends son fell in love, the daughter was really scared to tell her lover who her father was. It was so sad. And unfortunately the executioner had to execute his best friend Jan Jesenius too.
Servus Bavarian! Ich verfolg die Entwicklung deiner Region jetzt schon seit deinem ersten Video von "Manor Lords". Sehr schick was da inzwischen entstanden ist und ich glaube Zittau wird eines Tages die prachtvolle Hauptstadt werden. Oder vielleicht auch eine andere die hier noch nichtmal gegründet ist. Ich bin gespannt!
Wegen dem Müller und seinem Ansehen:
Teilweise hast du ein paar wichtige Punkte glaube schon angesprochen... Der Müller bekommt das Getreide und darf einen Teil als "Lohn" behalten. Das stinkt natürlich jeden Bauern das er ein Teil seines hart erarbeiteten Getreides abgeben muss. Auch das er ja überhaupt keine Wahl hat weil es ja nur diese eine Mühle in der Gegend gibt macht es sicher nicht besser. Wenn nich das einigermaßen richtig verstehe dann spielen da einige Faktoren zusammen... Dazu kommt nämlich noch das in den Augen der Bauern der Preis bzw die Abgabe des Anteils für den Müller viel zu hoch war. Denn was macht der schon dafür? Der schüttet oben das Getreide rein, wartet ein bisschen und macht sich einen faulen während die Mühle läuft. Während der Bauer harte und anstrengende Arbeit auf dem Feld verrichten muss... Tagelang pflügen, sähen und ernten sind eine MENGE Arbeit.. Und dann kommt der Müller und kassiert nur.
Auch das der Müller, wie du schon richitg gesagt hast, zu wichtig war um in den Krieg zu ziehen oder das Land zu verteidigen das der Bauer und seine Famillie bestellt ist natürlich von der Seite betrachtet höchst unfair.
Aaaaber - warum war der Müller so wichtig?!? Ganz einfach; Er weiß wie die Mühle zu bedienen und zu warten ist! Und er ist der einzige der das Wissen darüber hat wie sie funktioniert und wie masn sie repariert! Was oft von nöten gewesen sein dürfte, bei hölzternen Zahnrädern und so weiter... Man darf nich vergessen das so eine Mühle damals absolut "High-Tech" war! Für einen normalen Menschen unbegreiflich komplizierte Technik. Fast schon Magie.
Wer die Weißheit besaß, der gab sie auch nicht an jeden weiter! Soweit ich weiß haben Müller nie jemanden auch nur in das innere sehen lassen wenn möglich. Die Buern tauschten sich aus über Möglichkeiten den Ertrag zu erhöhen, halfen sich gegenseitig auf dem Feld und liehen sich gegenseitig die Ochsen und Pferde aus. Das ist sogar bis heute noch so auf den Dörfern. Nicht jeder kleine Landwirt hat seinen eigenen Trekker oder kann sich eine Erntemaschine für ne halbe Millionn kaufen. - Und dann kommt da einfach der faule Müller, sitzt den ganzen Tag nur rum und nimmt sich was er für richitg hält :/
PS: Eisenkirchen finde ich sehr passend. Aber vielleicht hätte ich es etwas, quasi älter geschrieben... Mir kam da eine alte, eher bayrische Schreibweise in den Sinn: "Aisenkiach" :D
Bin schon gespannt wie es weiter geht!
Grüße aus München/ Munichen/ Minga 😎
You are very much right with the view upon woonwagen bewoners in the Netherlands. The opinion of them is especially low with Millennials in my local circle.
Always glad to see a video on how to play this game. Thank you.
If you can't upgrade some houses because they lack access to a firewood stall or clothing stall, you can just move one near to them. I wish they had a seperate log storage facility which was separate from the logging camp.
Adding a big tower to look over the mines (the most important industry in your entire region) would probably be a normal thing to do.
You really really should play Pentiment some time, even though it's not really in line with your regular genres
Admired watching from NRW
Can you imagine someone in the future being as interested in the duties of a McDonalds fry cook as OPB is of the duties of a Miller?
That miller most certainly up to no good as no decent folks would live alone far away from God's House and his fellow man
I say we throw poop at his house!
@@OneProudBavarian not at his newly whitewash house you devilish you. I also remember reading it somewhere that miller guild almost never give their license to " new blood", their member always related to other miller hence added to the miller horrible reputation
@@OneProudBavarian He has your grain.....
Opb i created a walled town like you said. Some of my buildings indeed remained clickable but others not. and i lose my mind to find the reason.
My guess is that you placed down some of the buildings before placing down the planned wall in the planning mode!
1. Place buildings (These will NOT be clickable!)
2. Plan out the wall, but "close" the castle planner instead of "committing"
3. Place down more buildings (these WILL be clickable!)
4. Build the wall
5. You can now still interact with the buildings built in step 3, but you can't build new buildings or interact with the buildings built in step 1!
Couldnt you build a few tier 3 houses to unlock the perk points and demolish them after, so your design choices dont handicap the region.
Concerning moving market stalls and laying them out freely in an empty market zone.
I did that and found a bug or coding negligence: placing stalls in an empty market zone does not prevent automatic popping up of new stalls in that same zone in the default locations determined by the little crosses that you see when you stretch a zone. The game doesn't see the footprints of the stalls placed by you manually and creates new stalls overlapping with your ones. I ended up with a weird picture of 2 parallel realities merged in one actuality, like the stalls are literally growing through each other.
Great series. Greetings from the UK.
I love it 🎉
Oh yeah Jenische is a word I've heard a few times but I must admit I never did any more research to find out more about them...
It was usually pronounced more like Jehnische when I heard it
I would be very honored if you would name the miller Hjalmar after me. It is an OLD Swedish name and I´d like to roleplay that he moved south to find prosperity only to find himself on the outside of sociaty as a miller with low standing. Maybe he can make a small fortune and send back to his sick mother in Sweden.
Do the walls still break the buildings inside? and have you tried making a double or triple courtain walls? or a walled manor insiside the city walls.
If you build manor first and then buildings then you can at the end build the fence and towers and all buildings will work properly. They have to be built before fence.
It's a specific order of operations to have working buildings
Can you show us the apple orchards in the old town?
2:50 Do market stalls actually need to be micro managed? Is proximity a thing? Many struggle with the market mechanics, and I also don't fully understand whether it is just alpha bugs or whether I don't understand core gameplay mechanics (that are never explained anywhere in the game).
I believe, Greg has fixed entrances into the manor, so you don't have to pop in and out of the 3rd person view
12:00 thats not quite true I believe, afaik the lord can only force you to mill at his private mill, not tell you to which miller you would bring your grain otherwise. But I dont have a source for this
So if you didn’t completely ring fence the wall, leaving one end of it open, does it leave the buildings usable?
Im still trying to figure out how yalls game lets you build more than one retinue building per occupied territory
18:39 - What degree of road curvature do you use here?
Shrek ate the tree.
How do you build a manor wall that big? I can only ever build mine so far from my manor.
He litteraly shows you how on the video?
Doesn’t putting them inside the walls disable the buildings?
Not if you do it in the order that I did!
With this, I can't build anything new in that area, but I can interact with the buildings to change occupation, trade settings etc + they function as normal!
Haha diese Bayern-Flagge ;D
For why, walls, towers, etc do nothing
My issues with people with the name of Miller, is that they have been two faced and pretty much the worst neighbours and the stereotypical Karen.
It's just sad i can't play this game because.. you know i must choose a girl than a game
Why not both
As a girl, I’d totally let you play in return for letting me make a town.
@@bearstarpresents2264 You might wanna rephrase that 😂
As someone from a very hilly farm area in US. We farm the flatish parts. The parts that are too steep or rocky are pastures. Our dairy cows are great at parkour. 🐄🧗