I Brought Back Serfdom (And it made me rich)

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[antikleaper]

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babba gloop zorp ba doop

[dovaluxa]

Rimworld, but medieval, war crimes are zero since Geneva doesn’t exist yet.

[crusader-yvzr]

14:27 If anyone is curious why this is, ash is an incredible fertilizer, you're basically rendering down wood into a mineral rich powder. It can enrich soil with trace elements that otherwise may be deficient, like copper, potassium, boron, or zinc.

[midgematic]

Fun fact; serfs did indeed eat raw flour, but just with an extra step, its called Hardtack. Literally just flour and water and baked next to a fire place. Hardtack is still made today, particularly as a military food subsidy.

[the-dnzw]

The good part is, unemployment is down to zero! But the bad part…

[Grime]

Love how accurate the game is with the 20 year age difference between mewlord and wife

[businesscasualsauron]

"Also, who is revving their motorcycle outside? Why do those people exist?"

Well Kleaper, organ donors don't grow on trees.

[hohadotcom]

Ah yes, Mewlord, Wife, and Bald. The power trio to end all power trios

[jakeking]

I'm honestly consistently blown away at how far games like this have come. Like, even Age of Empires has grown to include Total War-like combat, RimWorld itself is constantly becoming something even cooler with each DLC, and now basically full control over the circumstances of your kingdom including economic manipulation? Once someone figures out how to get games like this to run optimally with dozens of units working simultaneously, it's gonna get even more bonkers. Imagine RimWorld fights with 50 guys on each side of a raid and it's NOT a slideshow! It would be amazing(ly painful to micromanage, but still awesome)

[florians]

Burning farmland is actually very good for the land. You remove pest and unwanted grass and creat fertilisers for the soil. Yeah it can be dangerous (like setting fire to thinks you realy don’t want burning) but if controled is quite good.

[TransnamedAlice]

FUn fact: Rutabaga (kålrot) is a swedish root vegetable and got its name from when other people came here. They spoke to inhabitants that had a strong accent and called them "rotabagge". The inhabitants were from a part of Sweden called Västergötland.

[BodilyFunction]

Burning wood and other grasses and such is a good way to reintroduce nutrients into the soil, balance ph, ect. We burn our wild prairie fields every few years which simulates how the prairies would have been. It kills off invasive grasses that aren’t used to fire and incentivizes native seeds to sprout which can survive the heat. It helps rebuild top soil very slowly as the fields used to be farmed and had been eroded down to dense packed clay. It also keeps trees and bushes from growing up making sure it stays grassland. The wild flower population has absolutely exploded this year with all the extra rain so the fields are absolutely beautiful and we have our first Turkey and quail nests since we got the property 22 years ago!

[leatherjr]

The raw flour thing is because for serfs and other lower classes outside of cities they made their own bread. Bakers were a city thing because of the higher density of richer people.

[matejbosela]

16:08 "Mewlord massaged JOJO's ego!" wtf is going on 😂

[Rymdpandan]

Looks cool, the art style made me think it would just be a RimWorld clone but there's actually a lot more to it, looks very interesting. Like RimWorld meets Crusader Kings.

[SixStringsBroken]

Day 758 of revving my motorcycle outside houses until I find out where Kleap lives:

[NuhUh-qizn]

>clicks on video
>Finds out its not rimworld
> Betray

[OR]

Burning wood on the farmland is a legitimate practice. The charcoal from the wood mixes into the topsoil, and provides nutrients to the soil, making the next crop grow better.

[poppyuwu]

In the highest of praise, that was almost an internet historian ad read.

[AshtonBlaze]

Okay, the ending of that ad did make me chuckle.