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Each building can have upgrades.
These upgrades can go from regular cosmetic modifications to incresed rooms or some other bonuses.
Example - simple
Make a big stone house-
Upgrades - Kitchen/basement/storage area or any room for that matter - Big upgrades
Example - advanced- functional
Walls can have upgrades such as spikes since we wont be loggin on walls anymore soon it can prevent wall huging and looks cool.
Also gate houses can finaly have that "thing" thats on it that u can let loose to swing down and cut people-far fetched example.
Insted of building for example 2 barns-
You can add a "half barn" atleast at first to the one u allready have and u can fit it on either 3 sides(not allways)
Any of these upgrades will still require materials.
These upgrades can go from regular cosmetic modifications to incresed rooms or some other bonuses.
Example - simple
Make a big stone house-
Upgrades - Kitchen/basement/storage area or any room for that matter - Big upgrades
Example - advanced- functional
Walls can have upgrades such as spikes since we wont be loggin on walls anymore soon it can prevent wall huging and looks cool.
Also gate houses can finaly have that "thing" thats on it that u can let loose to swing down and cut people-far fetched example.
Insted of building for example 2 barns-
You can add a "half barn" atleast at first to the one u allready have and u can fit it on either 3 sides(not allways)
Any of these upgrades will still require materials.
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10This idea would be great, some sort of modularity to it would be nice. For example, if the upgrade slots a building has are based on the size:
Small Buildings - 1 Upgrade/Specialisation Slot
Medium Buildings - 2 Upgrade/Specialisation Slots
Large Buildings - 4 Upgrade/Specialisation Slots
Maybe the upgrades can be like capacity/balcony/defensive tower/iron alarm bell or various buffing aspects, but by restricting how many a building can have, but also allowing variation, people can have similar looking towns but buildings specced to different playstyles.
Eeeehehehrhergerhe I'm getting all excited just thinking about how much this game can advance with community suggestions now, this is awesomeLike Ubaciosamse, constantjanssens, pacifichero and 4 others likes this post. -
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1I love this idea and I am on board for this change. I play a lot of games and the biggest thing for me is the ability to decorate my house and make it unique to me. I like how Skyrim did the houses in Hearthfire and would have to agree that a building should have expansions or slots for other things. I also think a house should be able to be built onto since most did this in the medieval era to accommodate multigenerational living. This would also help in making towns interesting to see. I love going through places just to see what people have done with the buildings and how they have expressed themselves in the game.Like BMovieQueen likes this post. -
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2i found in translation files something....
Wood and plaster window
Wood and plaster wall
Wood and plaster door
Adobe house window
Adobe house door
Adobe house wall
Stone house window
Stone house door
Stone house wall
Log window
Log door
Log wall
I believe this we'll be able to build our house per tile, doing whatever we want... then, no real needs in upgrading existing houses -
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0I absolutely love this idea as it adds more uniqueness to each village. The possibilities are endless with this. No two houses exactly alike and the ability to reflect the village's community and style as well as each individual who lives there.
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