Devblog #28
[h3]The latest news from Ancient Egypt![/h3]
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Dear All,
Welcome to our weekly Devblog! Today's topic is entertainment introduction so let's start!
With the latest Blog, we want to show you some of the entertainment buildings we've introduced in our game such as Both, Bandstand, and Pavilion, but we want to point out that this is not complete content available in the final game, so you won't be disappointed.
Both music and dance played a very important part in ancient Egyptian life, also because they served as a means of communicating with the deities - deities were praised in various songs.
Regardless of whether they were happy or sad, ancient Egyptians celebrated all of the moments in their lives by organizing numerous festivals and ceremonies in which dancing was the most important part of any type of festivities. Often dancers and musicians encouraged their guests to join them by clapping and chanting. Many archaeological discoveries show that people of Ancient Egypt enjoyed a variety of activities for entertainment, including sports, storytelling, and board games.
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It's worth mentioning that there were six kinds of dancing in ancient Egypt such as street dancing, banquet dancing, religious and non-religious dancing, combat dancing, and the last, harem dances. Music was usually produced with a great number of musical instruments - the variety is just simply amazing - among others wind instruments (shepherd's pipe, double-pipe, clarinet, flute, oboe, trumpet), stringed instruments (lyres, harps, lute), and percussion instruments (drums, the sistrum, rattles, tambourines and, later, bells and cymbals).
ENTERTAINMENT BUILDINGS
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BEHIND THE SCENES
Last for today, Booth in-game model. Booths provide a place where your jugglers can perform.
Placing a lot of booths will help you with offering a fair amount of entertainment, but for more complex and leveled housing you will need to provide your citizens with access to Bandstands and Pavilions.
Of course, the most advanced houses will need also something extra which you'll see in the final game. :)
Looking forward to your thoughts about today's entertainment introduction! Don't forget to share them with us in the comments below. We love seeing so many valuable opinions from you guys and can't wait to show you another DevBlog!
Stay tuned and see you next week Egyptian Builders and Rulers!
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Dear All,
Welcome to our weekly Devblog! Today's topic is entertainment introduction so let's start!
With the latest Blog, we want to show you some of the entertainment buildings we've introduced in our game such as Both, Bandstand, and Pavilion, but we want to point out that this is not complete content available in the final game, so you won't be disappointed.
Both music and dance played a very important part in ancient Egyptian life, also because they served as a means of communicating with the deities - deities were praised in various songs.
Regardless of whether they were happy or sad, ancient Egyptians celebrated all of the moments in their lives by organizing numerous festivals and ceremonies in which dancing was the most important part of any type of festivities. Often dancers and musicians encouraged their guests to join them by clapping and chanting. Many archaeological discoveries show that people of Ancient Egypt enjoyed a variety of activities for entertainment, including sports, storytelling, and board games.
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It's worth mentioning that there were six kinds of dancing in ancient Egypt such as street dancing, banquet dancing, religious and non-religious dancing, combat dancing, and the last, harem dances. Music was usually produced with a great number of musical instruments - the variety is just simply amazing - among others wind instruments (shepherd's pipe, double-pipe, clarinet, flute, oboe, trumpet), stringed instruments (lyres, harps, lute), and percussion instruments (drums, the sistrum, rattles, tambourines and, later, bells and cymbals).
ENTERTAINMENT BUILDINGS
- They must be built on the road.
- They improve the desirability of the neighborhood, the same as all kinds of decorations such as gardens or small architecture.
- Necessary for houses' evolving process.
- Entertainment buildings need workers that are being educated, depending on the type of building, at the Dance school, Juggling school, and Conservatory.
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BEHIND THE SCENES
Last for today, Booth in-game model. Booths provide a place where your jugglers can perform.
Placing a lot of booths will help you with offering a fair amount of entertainment, but for more complex and leveled housing you will need to provide your citizens with access to Bandstands and Pavilions.
Of course, the most advanced houses will need also something extra which you'll see in the final game. :)
Looking forward to your thoughts about today's entertainment introduction! Don't forget to share them with us in the comments below. We love seeing so many valuable opinions from you guys and can't wait to show you another DevBlog!
Stay tuned and see you next week Egyptian Builders and Rulers!
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