Medieval Dynasty - Major Roadmap Update #1!

Hello Tribe Leaders,

The day has finally come and the moment is finally here. The first big Medieval Dynasty’s content drop has arrived! So let’s get straight into what you are getting.

One of the major new additions are Events. As we explained in our last week’s teaser update, they are an extra layer to the gameplay. You will be faced with many scenarios that can play out depending on how you deal with them. One day, you might have to deal with heavy rains that damaged your crops, while a few months later your people might get a significant boost because the joy of Spring can be felt in the air. These events can have a major impact on your game and will test your wits and leadership tact.

Tough decisions are ahead of you...

Events are not all that you will find in this update. As many of you requested we added some decorative items to the game. You can finally bring light to your quaint village by creating torches and lanterns. Not only will they provide light, but they’ll also add a bit of warmth too in those cold winter nights. We’ve also added furniture, so your people can have a place to sit and eat by, and we’ve added other little decorative items as well. All of this so that you can add your personal touch to your village.

Lanterns will brighten up your nights.

Some new furniture for your tribe.

We’ve also made your life a little bit easier too. Now you can carry a lot more on you and your shoulders thanks to the new pouches and bags. They will help you with all the heavy lifting and make your trips to other villages more efficient and lucrative.

Your new bag collection

We’ve also heard your requests to have customizable gameplay options. You can now play around and adjust such setting as the number of days per season, the tax multiplier, give yourself unlimited health, food, water, and more. A lot of you wanted to be able to play around with these options and play the game you wanted – we hope this is exactly what you were looking for.

These are just some of the major changes that we brought into the Medieval Dynasty world. For a full list, take a look at our changelog below. Let us know what you think of these new additions too. And as always, follow us on Facebook and Twitter for all the latest updates (and a big shout out to our r/MedievalDynasty Reddit community!). Remember, this update is just the beginning.

Until next time.

Your Toplitz and Render Cube Teams

And here are the notes to v0.2.0.0.

Added

• New game feature - Events.
• Customizable gameplay settings.
• New furniture - two Stools, Bench and Table.
• New facilities to illuminate the village - Standing Torch and Lantern.
• New types of items to increase character's inventory capacity - Backpacks and Pouches.
• New village Management Notifications on HUD.
• Inhabitants provide Fur in Hunting Lodge.
• New Sounds of filling the bucket with water.
• New Sounds of pouring water from the bucket.
• Removing NPCs from the house via the building details menu or the NPC details menu.
• Hungarian language.
• Various wicker and wooden decorative items for crafting.
• The player's NPCs can patrol the village at night.
• House for Sambor.
• New Clay digging sounds for the Shovel.
• New Milking sounds.
• Blur and darkening in Save and Load Menus.
• Sorting in production assignments.
• Holding UI input for faster scrolling/increasing values in slider menus.
• New Scythe sounds.
• New grain grinding sounds for Quern.
• Technology schemes descriptions now have item statistics and/or resources required to craft.
• Right gamepad thumb stick now moves map in Map tab.

Fixed

• Opening the modification menu for a building if there is one object to choose from.
• Some building modules have the wrong model when they are ghosts.
• Some of the furniture are impossible to destroy.
• Recurve bow disappearing when moving.
• The animation when an arrow has just been shot from a bow is not playing.
• After shooting, the animation must end before the player can reload the bow or crossbow.
• Crossbow's position in the player character's hands.
• The Infant is sometimes in the hands of the mother when it should not be.
• Calves not growing up.
• The mood of the inhabitants sometimes declines even though all their needs are met.
• One of the Barn modules cannot be repaired.
• Rabbit trap gives leather instead of fur.
• Unfinished building modules are in full condition.
• Furniture sometimes disappears from the building after loading the game.
• Unreadable checkboxes in settings.
• Sometimes game crashes when loading from a file.
• Missing cooking schemes in Crafting Technology for Tavern I level.
• Some of the furniture are duplicated when loading the game.
• The big house lacks stone versions of the walls under the roof.
• Sometimes fields are displaying the wrong name in interaction.
• Shearing Scissors are missing in production in Smithy.
• Missing recipe for Oat Rolls and Fur Capelet.
• In some situations, Quest markers are still present after completing quest.
• Can't pay taxes in the season in which Uniegost is not present on map.
• If game is saved in first 5 seconds, the starting quest never launches.
• Death menu and transition to heir menu can pop up at the same time.
• No blackout if player dies during constant damage receiving.
• Quick save and load are not blocked in the main menu.
• Daub is used to upgrade stone walls instead of Limestone.
• Can't pay taxes to the new castellan.
• Issue that the first child in the next generations of the player was a girl.
• Issue where the player could move the NPC to NPC's brother's / sister's house, and they could get married.
• Heir keeps coming back to his parents' house.
• Arrows, bolts and spears impaled in animals affect their leg placement.
• Issue where NPC stands in the field and do not work.
• Sound of a wisent attack is heard from long distances.
• Sound Effects in Sound Settings don't affect the sound of building modules.
• Workplace slot becomes house slot after assigning house/workplace in NPC details menu.
• Case in which technology needed to unlock building is enough, but it unlocks only if it is greater than needed value.
• Changing quickslot of currently held item doesn't destroy it which results in unbreakable item.
• Arrow and Bolt crafting recipes.
• When the day or season changes, the NPCs are teleporting to the attic or roof.
• Pulling out a stolen object changes its status to not stolen.
• The counting slider sometimes doesn't show the correct amount of coins a player will receive from a trade.
• Assigning villagers to a workplace that has not yet been built.
• An NPC can push a player's character during crafting at the workstation, which makes him stuck.

Updated

• Detection of whether a furniture can be placed has been improved.
• Fence placement has been improved.
• The professions performed by the NPCs now affect their mood level.
• Projectile behavior depending on its type - heavier projectiles fall faster.
• Increased range of bows, spears and crossbow.
• Improved behavior of each projectile in the air.
• FoV change when aiming - the change in FoV is now % of current players FoV instead of static target value.
• If the player is holding the left mouse button down after shooting an arrow from the bow, the character will automatically start preparing the next shot after reloading.
• Adjusted HP of small animals.
• Wild animals will no longer attack the player's character during dialogues.
• Wild animals will now stop attacking the character when he starts dialogue while being attacked. This is a temporary update.
• Improved movement animations blending for Cows, Pigs, Bears, Goats and Sheep.
• Recurve Bow damage increased from 45 to 55.
• Polish translation.
• Russian translation.
• Ukrainian translation.
• French translation.
• Italian translation.
• Turkish translation.
• Czech translation.
• German translation.
• NPCs go to the Barn after working in the field.
• The player's NPCs may sit on the player's stools or benches.
• Gizela has new hunter clothes.
• Player can recruit NPC only if the player has an empty house in the village.
• Dynasty Reputation limits per new inhabitant have been lowered.