One feature we recognized as in need of improved communication relates to stockpiling. This way, you’re never stuck in a rut! The Ins and Outs of Stockpiling You can start with the foundation of, say, a church, and come back to it later in order to complete work on the next step. Building parts’ progression can be easily seen by hovering over the construction progress barĬonstruction steps allow more flexibility for your city planning with the added benefit to be more in line with what you’d expect from working on buildings. If a bundle is missing a material that is not in inventory, then the transporter will start to bring the resources for the other bundles. To go into more details, materials will be brought following the bundles’ order, to complete them as fast as possible. Only then will they be able to start working. Now, they have to gather the required materials to the construction site beforehand. Before 1.8, builders would try to complete their tasks and stop if resources were insufficient. We’ve asked ourselves how we could create a more logical and immersive experience. While looking at ways to improve Foundation, it became apparent that the construction process for buildings needed work. Talk about being entitled! Construction Step Bundles for Added Immersion
In addition to common clothes, they will now require common wares to be 100% satisfied. Sharp-eyed players will also notice “Citizen” promoted villagers now have a second “Goods” need under their status. You’ll be glad to know that the team has been hard at work to introduce not one, but two fresh production buildings for the game: the candle workshop and the common wares workshop! Candle Workshop Common Wares Workshop One of the most widely requested features for Foundation is the addition of new buildings for your settlements.
We know you’re eager for even more Foundation content, which is why today should be of particular interest to you as we officially launch the 1.8 Fall Update to shake things up! New Buildings For All! We hope you’ve been enjoying the user interface update we pushed last June. Consulter la version française de cet article
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