⚜️Welcome to the Sword&Shield Simulator devlog #7⚜️

New locations

Dear players, we decided to reveal to you that in the game ⚔️ will be a little more locations than you expected and we initially planned 😎

Medieval life took place not only in the kingdom town🏰 and its surroundings, but also in remote villages🏞️. So in this devlog we will show you, a a mill🪚, a sawmill and farmhouse🐖🐄,. That is, places that the player will be able/must visit and perform additional missions. What kind of...? You will find out by playing the game.


[h3]Farmhouse[/h3] toto a farm and livestock farm🐮🐷.
The player will be able to reach it by traversing the remote corners of the kingdom🏰
The farmhouse was almost the entire world of a peasant and his family, consisting of a hut, outbuildings for animals and for storing crops harvested🤠 from the field.
The main crops grown there were rye, barley, millet, wheat and oats🌾. Pigs🐖, sheep🐑, cows🐄, goats🐐, geese and chickens 🐔 were raised there. Animal🐾 meat was expensive and went to the tables of the richest. Animal skin was used to make shoes and belts, as well as being used as parts of armor



[h3]The sawmill[/h3] with Forge played a very important role, in the manufacture of weapons. It made all wooden parts and was located in the forest🌳.
It is interesting to note that the sawmill was revolutionized in 1594, when Dutch 🇳🇱 farmer Cornelis Corneliszoon 🤠 came up with the idea to construct a type of crankshaft. It was a simple arm and piston driven by a windmill. The device made upward and downward movements, the man was left only to move the cut trunk.



[h3]Water mill [/h3]a structure with a device for milling grain 🌾 into flour and groats, moved by a water wheel or water turbine💧, located on rivers🐟.
In the Middle Ages, water mills were the most powerful machines available, when the world knew only two sources of mechanical energy other than muscle power💪: water and wind. The most important, however, was water.
It was a reason that in the Middle Ages, they were sauced in processes that would have required enormous and expensive💰 manual labor. One water mill replaced the labor of about a hundred people🤠