When you release a game into early access there’s often a rush, especially at the start, where updates come thick and fast. It’s understandable as this is the first time the public will have had the chance to play a title, with many previously unknown issues cropping up in rapid succession. That’s been the case for medieval dynasty sim Norland, whose developer has just wrapped up 15 almost-daily patches since the game launched.
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One of the neat things about Norland's fantasy medievalism is that specialist knowledge is tied to characters. So if there's only one person in your village who knows how to brew tastier beer, and they die after being freakishly savaged by a passing wolf (it happens), suddenly your village will have no artisanal lager master. The results may be devastating. Luckily, you can share knowledge in a number of ways - by copying books, or having "wise conversations". The exception to this is child characters, whose pea-sized brains can't learn specialist knowledge, only soaking up basic attributes like "manners" from the teachers you assign to them. Well, until now. The developers for the Rimworld-meets-Crusader Kings catastrophe simulator have made kids a little smarter. They'll now learn more important things from their adult teachers.
One of the neat things about Norland's fantasy medievalism is that specialist knowledge is tied to characters. So if there's only one person in your village who knows how to brew tastier beer, and they die after being freakishly savaged by a passing wolf (it happens), suddenly your village will have no artisanal lager master. The results may be devastating. Luckily, you can share knowledge in a number of ways - by copying books, or having "wise conversations". The exception to this is child characters, whose pea-sized brains can't learn specialist knowledge, only soaking up basic attributes like "manners" from the teachers you assign to them. Well, until now. The developers for the Rimworld-meets-Crusader Kings catastrophe simulator have made kids a little smarter. They'll now learn more important things from their adult teachers.
"Nosophobia" is the fear of disease, "bathophobia" is the fear of depths, and "devlogphobia" is a mixture of nosophobia and bathophobia produced by reading Steam posts about Norland, a systems-rich and plague-ridden medieval colony sim from developers Long Jaunt and Hooded Horse, publisher of Manor Lords. Norland is sort of The Sims meets Dwarf Fortress meets RimWorld. It gives you charge of several new kingdoms that have sprouted from the corpse of a fallen Empire and are now feuding for supremacy.
Před třemi týdny oznámené datum vydání už neplatí. Na zajímavou středověkou akční strategii Norland, která se inspirovala u RimWorld a Crusader Kings, si budeme muset počkat o něco déle.
Před třemi týdny nový trailer oznámil, že tahle simulace středověkého království bude v předběžném přístupu na Steamu dostupná od 16. 5. letošního roku. Nyní byl oznámen odklad na 18. 7. 2024. Vývojáři chtějí čas navíc věnovat novým herním prvkům a systémům, které umožní hlubší herní zážitek. Také byly potvrzeny české titulky.
Díky odkladu bude možné vylepšit obchodování na mapě světa, přidat nové systémy ekologie, stárnutí členů vládnoucího rodu a nové mechanismy na lokálních mapách, jako je například hlídkování a nejrůznější katastrofy a proroctví.
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