I've Brought Order to these Lands! | Manor Lords: On the Edge
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- Manor Lords is the most highly anticipated city-builder in years, and today we're going to tackle the most challenging scenario available! The "On the Edge" challenge is absolutely brutal, forcing you to adapt to an early winter, appease extremely demanding serfs, and survive ruthless raider attacks... all within the first year of the game, with no starting weapons for defense. This scenario will push you to your limits, but never fear! I've developed a strategy that can give you a fighting chance at survival!
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Praise Pravus, the wife, the heir and Gimli.
Edit to add: Pravus, they wore the armour because they were level 2 burgages.
I understand the big head issue. Gigantic noggins unite!
There *is* an option to make a rich resource an infinite resource. Thank you, Devs! That makes the game look much more appealing.
The thing about ale is that everyone did, to a degree, drink ‘small beer’ or watered ale, for various reasons - it’s not just that the water is unsafe. But how can I put this, I used to live in a former planned medieval town and rotten borough of about 2000 people, maximum, it was also - famously - on one of the old welsh drovers road, has Britain’s oldest established brewery and was a market town, pretty much like the town Pravus is building. Guess how many public houses (taverns) it famously had it its height?
Over 40. Even when I grew up, there were 12 pubs serving 1600-1800 odd people.
I’m not saying the game mechanics don’t need to be rebalanced, I would think allowing additional types of fermentation would be a start - rich people drank wine, which could be grown in the UK back then, and definitely could in Europe, and anyone could make cider from apples. Well… mostly apples.
People drank like fishes, back in the day, and after all that herding, those drovers needed a drink or six.
The retinue cap is a great reason to found extra manors - as is 6 free troops - but I agree that the top end of the castle/manorial/combat/town game is… not there yet.
And honestly, outside of actual four player multiplayer, I think that the game isn’t sufficiently complex outside of survival, which is either *really* hard or stupidly easy, depending on if you have that trade perk.
Ohhh, the level 3 burgages look *perfect* for a medieval town!
Its early access. I fully expected this game to be way better in the coming months and years
One of the families in the tavern is assigned to a market stall. In addition, don't allow ale storage in the storehouse. It will go directly to the tavern instead.
You have brought peace, freedom, justice and security to your new empire
His new empire?!
If that helmet is an actual helmet, it is very possible that you would need to wear something underneath (like you'd often wear stuff under your armor/mail to soften blows). Might not be that it's not appropriate for your head, but rather that you don't have everything you need yet!
And so starts the armor collecting lol
It's called a coif. Basically a padded hood to keep the helmet from rubbing you raw.
Mass-produced armor rarely fits anyone properly.
Something I'm curious about; from what I've seen of others play, three of the livestock you can get are oxen, horses, and mules. Oxen seem to be used for things like moving construction supplies or other heavy manual labor assignments at certain workshops. Horses seem to have an effect on trade (I'm not entirely sure what from my viewing, maybe the frequency traders arrive?). Mules I haven't seen anyone use or seem to know what they're for. When I think mule, I think pack mule, AKA a strong back to move supplies with. I'm wondering if getting mules into your settlement will increase the speed/efficiency at which supplies get moved around within your city over people hauling them by hand or cart, which might help with keeping things like the tavern supplies with ale; as you've noted, it's in your stores, but it's not getting to your tavern fast enough, and if getting from storage to tavern is the issue, brewing more might not be the solution.
Historically and currently, mules specialty is rugged and roadless terrain. So the fields probably.
Horses need plains, but would be even better on roads.
Oxen would be tractors.
Mules are used in-game to transfer goods between provinces you own.
Oxen are the in-game tractor for farms and hauling logs from the forest to the logging camp, then to the sawpit, then to construction sites and also for plowing. So you can see why having multiple oxen is neccessary.
Horses are used for speeding up import/export trade.
Keep granaries and storehouses staffed or goods don't get distributed to the houses or markets.
@@TheCaptainbeefylog Ah, good to know for when I get into the game proper.
Hail The heir!
Historically you need to think of ale as a safe water source for your town, everyone drinks it even the children. BTW your wife is doing a great job with the editing, your videos look as good as ever.
Put on a coif or something under the helmet like they used to do in the day, should lift the helmet abit there Pravus :P
As for the manors well, its not like your Manor itself is under attack so yeah there isn't a huge incentive to build it up like people used to do cause your Manor isn't the bulwark or target of attackers from what i can see.
But putting towers on the road, now that would be nifty.
@pravus part of your problem with deliveries near the start where you had not enough clothing and beer, was due to a good portion of your men being in an army as you rocked around the country for several months so you took workers away from their work
Came here to see what the fuss was about with Manor Lords, and as always, Lord Pravus delivered :) Thank you for this video.
25:31 It's over. Pravus has the high ground.
This could be fun as Co-Op/pvp on the map with other players.
To see where they go, how they grow and compete on the market.
I was not prepared to see Pravus's face today.
If you want for the helmet to fit better, you have to wear a gambeson undercap
cmaller back yards for goats and chickens, muuuuuch bigger backyards for orchards and vege gardens
All hail lord pravus, long may he reign
Bro I learned a lot from you thanks 😊
I think in 3rd person mode the AI entirely ignores you. You are more like a ghost.
I am not 100% sure you are invulnerable/untargetable. But it is probable.
The archer flank does work in games like total war. You can fire into melee formations, as long as there are enough enemies between you and your allies. Dense melee blobs make good backstops.
Hopefully you can get Manor upgrades that allow you to have stables, so you can have cavalry or at least a personal horse for you to tour your realm and oppress your peasants. I mean observe them.
So some aquatic bint gave you a sword and you call that a basis for government?
lol i think your wife is very concerned with your reactions and its hilarious
On The Edge? Like Frostpunk, but with raiders instead of New London being the bother and no permanent cold. Still quite the challenge when on higher difficulties.
Can't your turn off the Tavern until you want to upgrade?
Hey bro, play Paraguay war on Rebel Inc custom, it's cool.
can you have more than one tavern?
Well if this should be a Slavic nacion the beer consumption is realistic
you can hire mercenaries with your wealth btw its easiest as fuck
You don’t use your policy’s?
Day 13 asking Pravus to play Anbennar
Why arnt you numbering these? I skipped the last video because i thought it was a stand alone.
Camera :(
Dont Praise Pravus.
I find the organically shaped plots/roads really cool, but the medieval european setting just feels really boring to me, I think I'm passing on this.