Medieval Monday Talk #27
Greetings medievalists!
Let’s talk about one of the most requested features for our game. Wanna guess what it is? Check this screenshot:
Now check the new screenshot, that was taken after the first one. Notice anything out of the ordinary?
Well, this is new! What do we have here?
You know what this means, folks? That’s right - terraforming is finally coming to Going Medieval! The ability to fill land holes with dirt was a request that kept appearing, ever since the game’s release. Well, with Update #6, you’ll finally be able to do so.
To create a ground voxel, you’ll need dirt. To get dirt, you’ll have to mine soil. The amount of dirt you get will depend on the soil type - rocky soil will give you less dirt when compared to regular ground.
You’ll be able to create both dirt slopes and dirt ground. Keep in mind that those elements will still follow the stability rules of our game. Newly created dirt ground will be suitable for placing crops on. More info about this will be given in the official update log when it’s released. That should come soon™. Pretty cool, right?
In other news…
[h3]Another Discord AMA with Developers is coming soon[/h3]
We'll be hosting our third AMA ("ask me anything") session for Going Medieval on our Discord server. You can ask us any questions you like about the game, game development, or ANYTHING you want! Maybe you want to share your thoughts on the new update frequency, maybe you wanna know what’s next, or maybe you just want to say hi? Whatever the reason, you are welcome!
The event will start on Thursday, 17th November at 3:00 PM CEST and will last for one hour (might go even longer depending on demand).
So, join our Discord at https://discord.gg/goingmedieval. On the 17th, we'll unlock the #ama-talk channel there, where you'll be able to post your questions and we'll try to reply to as many as we can (be sure to pass the initial discord verification first if you are new to the server). The first two AMAs were pretty cool for us and we hope to have even more fun this time. We are excited to see you there!
Foxy Voxel
Let’s talk about one of the most requested features for our game. Wanna guess what it is? Check this screenshot:
Now check the new screenshot, that was taken after the first one. Notice anything out of the ordinary?
Well, this is new! What do we have here?
You know what this means, folks? That’s right - terraforming is finally coming to Going Medieval! The ability to fill land holes with dirt was a request that kept appearing, ever since the game’s release. Well, with Update #6, you’ll finally be able to do so.
To create a ground voxel, you’ll need dirt. To get dirt, you’ll have to mine soil. The amount of dirt you get will depend on the soil type - rocky soil will give you less dirt when compared to regular ground.
You’ll be able to create both dirt slopes and dirt ground. Keep in mind that those elements will still follow the stability rules of our game. Newly created dirt ground will be suitable for placing crops on. More info about this will be given in the official update log when it’s released. That should come soon™. Pretty cool, right?
In other news…
[h3]Another Discord AMA with Developers is coming soon[/h3]
We'll be hosting our third AMA ("ask me anything") session for Going Medieval on our Discord server. You can ask us any questions you like about the game, game development, or ANYTHING you want! Maybe you want to share your thoughts on the new update frequency, maybe you wanna know what’s next, or maybe you just want to say hi? Whatever the reason, you are welcome!
The event will start on Thursday, 17th November at 3:00 PM CEST and will last for one hour (might go even longer depending on demand).
So, join our Discord at https://discord.gg/goingmedieval. On the 17th, we'll unlock the #ama-talk channel there, where you'll be able to post your questions and we'll try to reply to as many as we can (be sure to pass the initial discord verification first if you are new to the server). The first two AMAs were pretty cool for us and we hope to have even more fun this time. We are excited to see you there!
Foxy Voxel