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I just adore these episodes, they’re brilliant. I love the level of detail and care you are able to put into everything 🙏🏼 Thank you for returning 😊

Vielen lieben Dank für diese großartige Geburtstagsgeschenk! 😀

What is that volvo doing on top of that barge? 🤔

GEEENIUS!!!!

Bei uns in der Region hatten die Getreidesilos häufig einen Gleisanschluss. Eine stillgelegter (Schmalspur?) Gleisanschluss würde noch gut passen. Aber der Hafen gefällt mir, erinnert mich sehr an den Hafen bei uns im Nachbarort

@TitanGameDesign Please tell me when to expect those assets that have been released in early access for a long time?

Original idea! This is great as usual!

Alles richtig gemacht. Die Mühle in unserer Region hat auch ein Gitter im Boden (zusätzlich einige Lagerbunker). Rein zum Verständnis: Landwirt kommt an Proben werden genommen um die Preisklasse zu bestimmen Hänger wird voll gewogen Dann bekommt man eine Entladestelle zugewiesen (damit nichts vermischt wird) Hänger wird leer gewogen

The grain special effect is a great find! Super cool :-)

3 for 3!!! Please please keep it up!

YESSSSSS NEW VEDASTEIN

Wunderbar! Für mich bist du der beste Content Creator im Workshop 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

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I have just discovered your channel through this video and gotta say it looks great

Super das du wieder was machst - hatte es echt vermisst.....

Love to see the area growing ! it's so nice to see you keep ongoing Vedastein series

It's great to see, what you're able to do. Just out of curiosity I wanted to ask if you know about Transport Fever 2, there are probably a lot mor diffrent mods, trains, etc than for Cities Skylines

According to Procopius, the land beyond the Saginas in the Caucasus as far as the Meotis and the Don is called Eulysia. The people who live here were first called Cimmerians, now they are called Utigurs. He then tells the legend of the origin of the Utigurs and Kutrigurs. The Huns, then called Cimmerians, were once united under one king. His two sons, Utigur and Kutrigur, divided their empire, each giving his own name to his portion of the people. Once, while chasing a cow, they learned about the road through Meotis. On this the whole people crossed over and conquered the land of the Goths who lived across the water. Then the Kutrigurs brought their families to this land, and the Utigurs went back to live in their old homeland…… Mahmud ibn Vali XVII. According to the Balkh scholar and chronicler of the 19th century, "Abulhair XV. not only Kipchaks, but also Hungarians served in the troops of the "Uzbek prince" in the 19th century. P. A. Jugyin, a well-known Orientalist from Kazakhstan, who translated it into Russian at the same time by a famous Central Asian, XVI. century manuscript chronicle, the text of Tavarih-i Guzida-ij Nuszrat-Náme. According to P. A. Jugyin, this work was written by Muhammad Sejbani Khan himself, the grandson of Abulhair Khan. According to this source, P. A. Jugyin, "Hungarians also took part in the fight against the Burunduk prince. Because where do Hungarians live today? In old Tokharistan. And the land of the Tokhas was the seed of the Kusan State. Of course, these are all coincidences and just as Hungarians have nothing to do with Hungarians, neither do they have anything to do with Utigur legends...

Semino 2000 The 17 scientists asked the question: The aboriginal population of Europe, in what proportion are the ancient European genes present in the sons of various peoples living today? The ancestral gene, which means nothing more than the genetic code of people living here 35 - 40 thousand years before Christ, which peoples of the European population carry the highest proportion? In Hungarian, the question can be asked as follows: who are the indigenous population of Europe? The test is carried out by determining the Y chromosome. The male chromosome can be better researched because it can be determined from any cell fragment. An intact mitochondrion is required for the female chromosome test. The result is astonishing. Based on Y chromosome research, this group of scientists found that the European ancestor is present in 95% of the population living here in the truncated Hungary today. This means that 95% of the Hungarian population carries proto-European genes. It is at least as interesting as to what proportion of the other European populations carry the European ancestral gene? Who carries the European ancestral gene in a high percentage after the Hungarians? The Poles, the Croats and the Ukrainians beyond the Eastern Carpathians. (50-60 %) The other ethnic groups do not carry the European ancestral gene even in a fraction" Renowned geneticist Dr. Endre Czeizel Genetics of Hungarians c. in his book, he writes about the conclusions that can be drawn from the Semino study: "60% of Hungarian men are descendants of the EU-19 - Paleolithic - ancestor. ...A further 13.3% of Hungarian men are from the EU-18, 11% a is EU-7, and 8.9% are descendants of EU-4 ancestor. All this means that 93.3% of current Hungarian men originate from four ancestors, and 73.3% already here in the Paleolithic era the offspring of living men." Given the outstanding importance of this study, the names and locations of all its authors are published below: Ornella Semino,1,2 Giuseppe Passarino,2,3 Peter J. Oefner,4 Alice A. Lin,2 Svetlana Arbuzova,5 Lars E. Beckman,6 Giovanna De Benedictis,3 Paolo Francalacci,7 Anastasia Kouvatsi,8 Svetlana Limborska,9 Mladen Marcikiae,10 Anna Mika,11 Barbara Mika,12 Dragan Primorac,13 A. Silvana Santachiara-Benerecetti,1 L. Luca Cavalli-Sforza,2 Peter A .Underhill2 The Genetic Legacy of Paleolithic Homo sapiens sapiens in Extant Europeans: A Y Chromosome Perspective; SCIENCE VOL 290. NOVEMBER 10, 2000.

Prof. Grover S. Krantz Geographical development of European languages "... the Greek language, therefore, was present in 6500 BC, Celtic language was born in 3500 BC in Ireland. The greatness of the Hungarian language in the Carpathian Basin is equally surprising; I find that its origin leads to the mesolithic, before the Stone Age. "

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Why is the (from the river seen) on the left side of the station a bridge? I don't really see a use for a bridge there but it looks really nice, I love your railway episodes. One question: wasn't it possible to curve the station with PO? I think this would've given it a little more nice detail

I'm so glad youtube recommended me the previous chapter, I love everything about what you're building and I'm definitely doing a marathon of the 40 previous chapters!

Schlampig 😂! I mean I use it in English too and people seem to get the point.

Will we ever have the option to build similar cities in CS II? I'm from Posen, and in order to recreate Prussian architecture I need all those buildings and mods.

Might it be good to do a tour of Vedastein? Given its been a while and help new folks get the lay of the land

Welcome back Titan! Great work, keep it up!

The detailing with stone on the seaside houses was STUNNING! Thank you for sharing your incredible talents with us 💗

@Titan. Could you make peaddle steamers drive on the river? It would make the scene far more interesting and is, as you probably know very common for the saxon switzerland.

Incredible!

Vedastein is such a lovely series. I can see so much references to the Saxon Switzerland region. It reminds me of Bad Schandau/Hřensko. I can't wait to see more episodes of this beautiful build.

that is like travelling back to better world and time.

#42. Vedastein is now the meaning of my life.

It doesn’t feel like it’s been 2 years… awesome to see some more Vedastein!

What mods do you use

So when you say "pillaging and raiding" what you want to to say is mercenary service and alliance on one or the other side of the many conflicts in the time of Europe. In other words, they weren't Landpirates, they were called to help and were paid lavishly. The looting was just part of war up until the most recent history of war.

which mods do you use to have that realistic graphic?

This is awesome! Glad you came back. When are you going to build the funicular district? It's been going to nowhere for 5 years lol

HE'S BACK!