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Settlements Rising is a medieval city building and colony management game. It offers a lively colony experience with simulated villagers, dozens of professions and resources, natural disasters, and raids, while providing full control over the colony through trade, production chains and datas.

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Pickle Workshop - V0.6.2 Update Notes

1 Nov

The v0.6.2 update brings several new features to the game, including pickles, a pickle workshop, and the ability to change game settings mid-game.

What's New?

Change Game Settings: I value the time players invest in the game, and to show respect for their time, I aim to remove the need for starting a new game to change certain game settings. If you're unhappy with a setting in your current game, you can now modify it without beginning anew. Gameplay settings like fog of war, enhancement cards, raids, fires, and production speed can now be adjusted in existing games. However, world generation settings, which are applied at the start of a game, remain unchangeable after that point. When a setting is modified, the game saves with the new configuration and reloads, ensuring the changes take effect.
Pickle Workshop: To extend the shelf life of greens and produce an alternative food source, a new building has been added that transforms greens into pickles. In the pickle workshop, three picklers transform 1 unit of greens into 2 units of pickles. While greens have a shelf life of 420 days, pickles last for 850 days.

Improvements:

The algorithm that helps villagers move closer to their workplaces has been optimized for better efficiency in the late game.

See you in future updates!

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Fishing Hut Question/issue

1) Why do Fishing Huts need access to the sea at all? Why isn't a sizeable lake sufficient for basic fishing? 2) A map generated with a bay that visually appears connected to the sea (at least it certainly looks like you could take a boat out via the water), but I get an error about needing access to the sea anyway I just bought/downloaded the game tonight and the Banished-vibe going on just gave me all the warm, fuzzy feels. :-)...

Chocoholic_67

3 Nov @ 1:49pm

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Moving work areas - a wish

I like that we can move work areas, but the mechanic is actually quite limiting. The drawback to this is that the layout becomes, to an extent, dependent upon location resources, and thus interferes with city planning because you can't move the work area outside of the outer circle area. It's not much of an issue when you're still rather small, but as your footprint enlarges you can't always say "I want this area to be focused on production, and that area to be residential," for example, because your prod...

bicZoid

3 Nov @ 5:22am

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V0.6.1 hotfix notes

25 Oct

V0.6.1 hotfix update is an update that fixes the bug where the woodcutter produces a maximum of 80 firewood as a result of the wood dropping from 2.5 unit weight to 1.0 unit weight in the update that came during the day.

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Selective Storage - v0.6.0 Update Notes

25 Oct

The v0.6.0 update introduces a new type of storage and brings several improvements to the game.

What’s New?

Selective Storage: Selective storage has a lower capacity compared to open storage. However, it employs one storage attendant who transports the selected resources to the storage using a wheelcart. This feature makes it ideal for placing near production buildings that are far from main storage areas, preventing workers from traveling long distances to fetch resources, thereby improving productivity.

Only the resources you select from the resource list will be stored in selective storage. When choosing resources, you will have the option to enable auto-transport. Resources with auto-transport enabled will be automatically transported to this storage, while resources without auto-transport will only be stored if nearby villagers manually deposit them.
Storage Attendant: The storage attendant works in selective storage, ensuring that the resources with auto-transport enabled are consistently available in the storage. Additionally, the attendant transfers excess resources from selective storage to open storage to free up space when the local storage limit is exceeded.
Stored Item Hover Info: A new hover tooltip has been added that provides more detailed information when you hover over resources in storages. The tooltip shows unit weight, the percentage of space the resource occupies, and the total capacity of the storage.

Changes and Improvements

The unit weight of firewood has been reduced from 2.5 to 1.0.
Improvements have been made to optimize resource sharing in storages, ensuring that villagers have better access to the resources they need simultaneously.

Unless plans change, the next content update will introduce paper and book production, with books serving as a booster in education. Additionally, a new algorithm is in development to improve late-game productivity by carefully calculating the distance between villagers' homes and workplaces, ensuring more efficient household assignments. However, these plans may adapt based on feedback and needs.

See you in the next update!

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How do you clear out predatory animals?

What do I need to permanently clear their dens?

Black Jesus

19 Oct @ 2:58am

General Discussions

Game Design - a couple of wishes

1) Like a Forester, could a Gatherer be able to plant the harvestable nodes in their work area? You could certainly have it consume a resource of the same type to plant a new node (a harvested berry to plant a new berry node in the work area). That would enable town/city planning and building control rather than being limited to just where the nodes are initially spawn and working around them. It would also help with subsistence living until farming at scale is possible. 2) I get the idea of the Compost Y...