Avellion
Erudite
Yeah, they really need to make it harder for people to die, it took me like 10 in game years for the first person in the town to die and I am playing on the hardest difficulty settings.
That's resolved by people having more kids (like 5 - 12), not just 1 "because housing". And increasing the death rate. Men and women dying, kids dying all that. We're talking of an era where grandma can tell you how she raised 12 children in one room. Yet these fuckers demand housing like it's 1999. That'd make the first 10 years of the town crucial and then create a challenge in rapid population expansion.
Then again, people should also keep having kids. Which creates another problem to manage. As it is, once you figure out the food / resource juggle early on, the game seems to hit easy-mode pretty quickly. With the only challenge being juggling people around based on resource need from time to time, until you populate enough to let them sit.
It's just bizarre that you have "years" for people and "years" for the town and they're two entirely different things.
That's resolved by people having more kids (like 5 - 12), not just 1 "because housing".
Wish this had the functionality Caesar 3 had where you can tell a storehouse to go fetch supplies from other storehouses (well, I suppose storehouses would need staff). Have one that's laden with logs but another near woodcutters is scant, so that slows things done a tad.
Also getting shafted on my current map, lots of hills so usable space is running out, well at least space I intend to use clear rather than for gathering & hunting.
Maybe the house name is a typo: it was meant to be Stoner House, which would explain why the residents hoard all the food.
Is was also made from 10 times less budget than Ceasar 3, by one man.It is also 10 times more simple and it has 10 times less content then Cesar 3...
That's nice, but I already played that game to death.It is also 10 times more simple and it has 10 times less content then Cesar 3...
And the game is still No1 on both Steam's and Gog's best seller list. Considering the game was a one man job, the guy must be swimming in money. Who would have tought?