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These would be optional, so people who still want house zoning & automated road would still have it of course !

But for people who want to have more control over house placement and roads, it would make the game perfect.

For house placement, people use small brush to place houses one by one, but then why simply not give use total control over house placement and rotation, like for all the other buildings ?

Similarly, people use many tricks to try to control paths : then why not give people full control over road placement ?

It would make Foundation the ultimate organic medieval city builder !

Edit : Wow, the comments are getting out of hand lol, may you find peace guys <3

These would be optional, so people who still want house zoning & automated road would still have it.

But for people who want to have more control over house placement and roads, it would make the game perfect.

For house placement, people use small brush to place houses one by one, but then why simply not give use total control over house placement and rotation, like for all the other buildings ?

Similarly, people use many tricks to try to control paths : then why not give people full control over road placement ?

It would make Foundation the ultimate organic medieval city builder.

And are other changes in building / QoL planned for 1.0 ?

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Are they relatively similar ? Or is one much more complete / organic / QoL ?

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The "awe" is that wondruous feeling you get when everything is new, fresh and mysterious. When not only you don't know what is hidden behind that mountain far away, but also you feel the urge to discover it. When your brain is still in this state of excitement and urge to discover everything it doesn't know or understand. When you barely start to get used to the world, and the game changes paradigm or bring something completely new and exciting.

Past that feeling, everything may start to feel a bit tedious, boring, repetitive. It's as if you discovered the glue, bolts and nuts behind the world. It's as if part of the world (either its gameplay or environment) started to be copy pasted ad nauseam.

So : how long does that feeling lasts in Enshrouded ?

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The "awe" is that wondruous feeling you get when everything is new, fresh and mysterious. When not only you don't know what is hidden behind that mountain far away, but also you feel the urge to discover it. When your brain is still in this state of excitement and urge to discover everything it doesn't know or understand. When you barely start to get used to the world, and the game changes paradigm or bring something completely new and exciting.

Past that feeling, everything may start to feel a bit tedious, boring, repetitive. It's as if you discovered the glue, bolts and nuts behind the world. It's as if part of the world (either its gameplay or environment) started to be copy pasted ad nauseam.

So : how long does that feeling lasts in RS:DW ?

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Loaded my save, but all grass disappeared (in the save thumbnail, grass is there).

Thanks !

Were they mostly inspired from Antiquity (Roman Republic), from ideas from XVII/XVIIIth philosophers (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, ...), or from a mix of them (in which proportions) ?

Thanks !

1. Are they mostly inspired from Antiquity (Roman Republic), from ideas from XVII/XVIIIth philosophers (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, ...), or from a mix of them (in which proportions) ?

2. Did they reject the idea of "democracy" and favored "republic" instead ? Why ?

Thank you

1. Are they mostly inspired from Antiquity (Roman Republic), from ideas from XVII/XVIIIth philosophers (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, ...), or from a mix of them (in which proportions) ?

2. Did they reject the idea of "democracy" and favored "republic" instead ? Why ?

Thank you

1. Are they mostly inspired from Antiquity (Roman Republic), from ideas from XVII/XVIIIth philosophers (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, ...), or from a mix of them (in which proportions) ?

2. Did they reject the idea of "democracy" and favored "republic" instead ? Why ?

Thank you

Cf. title.

Edit : Why some asshole felt the need to downvote this ?

1. Are they mostly inspired from Antiquity (Roman Republic), from ideas from XVII/XVIIIth philosophers (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, ...), or from a mix of them (in which proportions) ?
2. Did they reject the idea of "democracy" and favored republic (i.e. : something more "elitist") ?

Thank you

1. Are they mostly inspired from Antiquity (Roman Republic), from ideas from XVII/XVIIIth philosophers (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, ...), or from a mix of them (in which proportions) ?
2. Did they reject the idea of "democracy" and favored republic (i.e. : something more "elitist") ?

Many thanks !

Edit : Can the person that keeps downvoting stop or explain why they do that ? Thanks !

Are they mostly inspired from Antiquity (Roman Republic), from ideas from XVII/XVIIIth philosophers (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, ...), or from a mix of them (in which proportions) ?

Many thanks.