I AM AMAZED: Manor Lords Players Are Building MASSIVE CITIES!

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In the 3 weeks since Manor Lords release on Steam we have seen some absolutely MASSIVE cities with different designs, layouts and levels of development. In today's video I go through the most unique and biggest of these cities ranging from a 200 small beautifully designed farming village to a whopping 10,000 pop multi region metropolis!

This is the first of a series of monthly recap videos looking at the biggest and best cities of the previous month! If you enjoyed it and found it informative, subscribe to see more! Especially as we get future updates expanding development potential of cities in Manor Lords and reaching new heights of population levels.

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[TheTerminatorGaming]

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Honestly I'm so impressed with how creative players can be in games like these and I cannot wait to see what future cities will look like with updates beyond level 3 burgage plots and things like big Medieval keeps, stone city walls and especially when we get things like wide rivers + bridges and coastlines. So much potential! Subscribe for more content just like this!

[lorenzoghetti]

I live in Italy and I studied Roman and medieval archeology at university. I can say that the organization of medieval cities was much more chaotic and spontaneous than many of the cities seen in the video. Obviously even at the time the game is set (XIV century) they tried to rationalize the spaces, but it wasn't always possible to do it in the best way for many reasons. Everyone has their own way of playing, but honestly I prefer playing Manor Lords thinking about how it could really be a real city of the time.

[varancz]

For me personally I more like chaotic diverse cityes than symmetric boring cityes

[CrimsonFelis]

oh wow didnt expect this honor to have my city shown in your video! This makes me very happy haha

[mapada]

The fact that this isn't a finished game is amazing. I can't wait to see what the future has in store with newer buildings.

[jakoporeeno]

*Duke dies before heir comes of age*
"It's now MINOR lords"

[synthetic]

Not to be pedantic, but the settlement at 3:03 is Greifswald (one can even still see the areas depicted in the drawing to this day) in Mecklenburg (North Germany) not Bavaria (South Germany). Similarly, the Bavarian duchy was not majorly involved in the Ostsiedlung, which Manor Lord uses as its setting. The Ostsiedlung being a large influx of German settlers into the areas right of the Elbe river over a longer period of time.

[j.w.]

The thing I love: all of this is possible. You just need to build one church, one marketplace and one tavern. Houses can be in one corner, everything else in the other.

[alldamnnamesaretaken]

Ostsiedlung is not the name of a city but of the towns that the German Colonists built in what is now East Germany it's literal translation is "East Settlement"

[EternalLegacyYT]

I bought Manor Lords for the Total War like battles but I honestly just enjoy growing my small village into a medieval town! I am currently playing Rise to prosperity (just the city building mode) and it’s just awesome!

[MilesDei]

One thing i would love if manor lords had the same way of building important big buildings like fundation

[TheLuckyLeader]

Hey great video thanks for the mention! There's definitely more to come in the future! Cheers.

[James_Blazer]

The lightning looks beautiful. Especially around 6:10 min

[adasko]

the name of the German city is Griefswald, Ostsiedlung is just a term

[LetMeExplainAgain]

I am in love with this type of game.
Brings out the architect in me.
Building ✅
Micromanaging ✅
And of course… protecting what you’ve built!
COMBAT ✅

Can’t wait to learn more.

[marshalla]

Ostsiedlung isn't a Bavarian town. It is a style of medievil towns east of the Elbe in the east expansion of the Holy Roman Empire.

[holo_.]

I like the fact that you advertise grey market sellers for a game that you were given early access to, its very kind.

[dramatcz]

Pancakedoom's town tells us the Umbrella Corporation invented the T Virus centuries ago!!! 😂😂

[FS-vmdc]

PLEASE. Please stop advertising key sites!

The reason, why they are able to sell for discounts is because they are buying their keys with stolen credit cards. Not only are you often supporting some shifty money laundering, who do you think is going to have to pay, when people then report the cards and dispute the charges? It often leaves the dev to have to refund. So not only are they losing out on the sale, they actually end up paying on top.

Manor Lords is a success for the industry and we should support the development of these games going forward. There is no reason a dev should have to pay for you trying to be cheap. And 30 bucks is really not a lot. Vote with your wallet for the games you want to see more of, don't try to cheat the dev!

[saintjacques]

Hi Term. Thank you for the punctual content. If anyone loves Medieval cities history in-depth (politics, military, society and actual single cities histories) I strongly recommend Schwerpunkt's videos series. So far the best historical introduction to titles like Manor Lords and Medieval Dynasty, plus from a Doctor in Medieval warfare and former TW mod. Keep up with the amazing work! Love, Jacques