Humans have a large range when it comes to height, being anywhere from 5'5" - 6'2" (1.67 - 1.89 meters) normally, with a life expectancy of 60-70 years at best. Humanity is as diverse as it is populous, with people of all shapes, sizes, and colors found in all parts of the world. To identify a single human culture is an act of futility, for families and lineages have mingled and mixed freely over the ages. Regardless, there is no question that despite comparatively short lives and a tumultuous history, humans have risen to greatness. Others yet insist it was these so-called highlanders who betrayed and abandoned their kin to seek pagan gods among the crags and snow. Some claim that the original humans were nearly titanic in stature and held dominion over the mountains, but were overthrown by trickery and made smaller and weaker by those who would ultimately be called lowlanders. Those systems and assets can be completely changed through game scripts written in LUA.Humanity’s own history is relatively fresh compared to that of their dwarven or orcish peers, but much of it has been muddied due to conflicting accounts from what were once warring clans. Game modders will have access to AI, animations, task and resource management, navigation, sounds and many other game systems. Our game is designed to be modder friendly. Make sure you are prepared to face those challenges! Earthquakes can destroy your houses and even topple trees. Tornados can leave a devastating trail of destruction across your settlement.
Lightning can hit tall buildings that are standing on hilltops. Keep your villagers happy and their families will grow - that is, if their needs are being met! Living in overcrowded hostels, unfulfilled requirements and even bearing witness to a villager’s demise will reduce morale and their productivity. The seasons effect your village’s needs: summer droughts will force your farmers to water your crops and rainy days will force them to dig trenches to drain excess water, and you’ll need firewood and warm clothes for your villagers in Winter. Excessive farming or woodcutting can lead to flora and fauna extinction thus lowering the flow of meat, hides, mushrooms, berries and medical herbs to your stocks. Villagers continuously walking in the surrounding woods will scare wildlife deeper into forest. Try to stock all types of food possible (meat, fish, bread, vegetables and fruits) to keep your villagers’ healthy. Diseases spread faster in cold weather, especially if your villagers lack warm clothes or their food ration is too plain and lacking in vitamins. Pave roads to speed up the movement of your villagers and thus improve the economy of your settlement. Terraform land around your settlement to enable construction of larger buildings. You can play in a birdseye view, watching over everything and issuing strategic orders, or you can possess a villager and play from a first person perspective, performing everyday tasks along with your fellow villagers. Switch between birdseye and first person views.Your pastures and hens require hunters to protect them from forest predators. Different crops and fruit trees require varying amounts of moisture, man labour and time in order to ripen ready for harvest. You can oversee your village from a birdseye view or occupy one of your villagers to control and perform tasks in a first person view to speed things up or just to explore. As Winter creeps up, ensure you stock up with enough firewood, charcoal and warm clothes to survive, and remember: a lack of vitamins in good rations may lead to disease and could even totally wipe out your village! Forage in the forest, hunt for prey, grow crops and domestic animals for food.
Terraform and shape the land and expand with houses, pastures, orchards, farms, windmills and many other buildings. Lead your people: a small group of refugees who were forced to start again on an unknown island.
LIFE IS FEUDAL WIKI SNOW SIMULATOR
About This Game Life is Feudal: Forest Village is a feature-rich, town building simulator strategy game with engaging survival aspects.
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