01. You do not like the idea of improving and correcting the problem of distribution of resources and food in storage buildings ? Why ?
This is a problem that all players face, and many complain.
Anyway, what do you think about that :
1. It is surprising that no one has thought of creating a barracks and soldiers to defend the city, as well as weapons and armor for these soldiers. And of course the blacksmith would make weapons and armor, even the tailor or some other name to designate a gunsmith (or amourer ?) capable of making armor.
I know the hunters have the additional role of killing raiders, but why not create soldiers who would just protect the village or the city?
2. Regarding another subject, I am not yet aware of all the possible crops, but it seems to me that it lacks much used vegetables such as leeks, tomatoes, carrots and beans (green, white...), peas, salads (lettuce, curly and others), lentils, cucumbers, zucchini (? ; "courgettes" in french), beets and many more...
3. And in cereals, I do not know if there is barley, millet, sorghum and rye used for a long time in medieval times, being grown as a grain but also as fodder and straw.
4. In fruit, it's the same, it is apparently lacking (missing ?) peaches, cherries, nectarines, plums, pears, and berries such as blackberries, raspberries, currants, blueberries, as well as grapes, and many others...
5. Besides, it would be interesting to grow vines to make wine. Wine was also present in the Middle Ages, since ancient times.
6. There are also dried fruits: nuts, hazelnuts, almonds, chestnuts...
7. There are also condiments (seasoning) and aromatic herbs such as onions, garlic, parsley, shallot, thyme, laurel..., and fat such as butter and vegetable oils like olive oil (very present on Mediterranean shores), but also sunflower oil and others...
8. The horses are also lacking, and every town in the Middle Ages had its stables and horses. Especially since they were used to plow the fields as well as the oxen. Since there are already donkeys, it may be duplicate with horses, but in this game, everything is possible, as long as it is realistic and in adequacy with the time medieval and feudal.
And the horses eat oats, barley, wheat, hay and grass, so we have a choice of food.
And it would take horseshoes and a saddle that the blacksmith and another craftsman could make.
9. We could also think of geese and ducks that are found in France (my country) but not only in France.