What a journey 😍 loved everything in this zoo

Its looking so great and so complete! A little sad that i dont have time to build something for this project but love how it turned out. ❤

I would like to see way more production chains. It sucks when you have just a few production chains but a ton of people that need jobs.

the end of an era! 💛

Loved this series, I’m sad to see it go. But it feels complete, and the FPS has to be so killer by now. Looking forward to whatever is next :)

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GONNA MISS YOU ZOO SICILY!

Zoo sicily ending🥺 Time flies

farewell good friend

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This is kinda how I imagine Planet Coaster 2

can't wait to see the new project. the waterfalls are gorgeous.

Those waterfalls are fantastic!!!

For the algorithm ❤❤

Stone could be used to make different types of housing tier 3 or tier 4, etc. Infinite possibilities. The 5th thing about cosmetica i don't agree.. benches and stuff make it very quickly look like a theme park. Thé things added need to be drawn from medieval sources for example travelling merchants, priests, a schavot, hanging poles outside thé city, a news board, horses and mules etc. No benches and no lanterns, except maybe around thé Tavern. Also we urgently need an Abbey as religion was highly dominant during western medieval times. All thé things that could be added with thé Abbey could go crazy next level. For example a prestigious library, apothecary, etc.

Is the next project going to be set in France?

stunning as always but still my fav part is de little alley way

1) I believe that people had their own small fields behind their houses to grow their own wheat when they were done working for their lord. So while people working at the farmhouse should make crops for you (to use for army and to put in the granary for cases of famine), they should be able to grow their own wheat, maybe paying a small fee for using a mill. 2)I also believe everyone was able to make bread on their own in their homes and didn't need a dedicated house for that, let alone the invention. 3)resources like clay, ore and stone shouldn't be available in absolutely every district. It was quite common that your village had a quarry and neighboring village had a claypit and you had to exchange materials to grow. Would be appliicable especially when all map is just couple km2. 4)I would avoid having roads everywhere from the start. There should be one "main" road, not necessarilly passing through all the districts, and as you expand, you need to make sure your new settlements have access. First you just design a dirt path that pilgrims and merchants will use to get there. It will get wider and flatter with use, you can also assign a wayfarer. Paths will be susceptible to weather and for example will get muddy (=unuable) in rain and create potholes. Also elevation will play important role in efficiency of faring, so you will try to find flattest path at the cost of making it longer. You will need to build bridges over streams and will try to give the road nice pavement to make it more usable (which would also make stone bit more important resource). Having good road network between your districts will be crucial for development as, again, not all districts have all the resources. 5)Why shouldn't you be able to make one time delivery between districts? 6)logging camps should make some amount of firewood as a side product using all the branches of the trees they fell. And firewood camps should use logs as an input resource. Doesn't make sense for them to do the same thing as loggers just to chop the logs a bit more next. Alternatively, I believe people could just pick firewood at clearings to great extent. It didn't have to be institutionalised. 7)finished buildings should assing one family automatically. How much time did I lose finding out that building was finished but noone started working there? All other games have that.

Will miss this zoo, definitely one of the things that most got me into playing planet zoo!

For the algorithm

Looking forward to your next project, whether its from Planet Zoo or not

i wish we have another civ to play or there are near sea maps

They don't have to make a variety for every vegetable but they can divide vegetables into general groups such as leafy vegetables, root vegetables etc. I can't tell the same thing for fruits such as grape which is essential for winemaking.

This game is good, but Songs of Syx is amazing.

Bruh jwe3 is overkill to release with current game still being good

Anyone know when the next update is planned?

They say the game is located in Franconia, so it would be a crime to NOT add ponds. Carp is like our national treasury in the region and dates back over 1000yrs.

There are more important things to do. Assign fields to farmers. Assign eg for coalers to get firewood from next spot and not to go over the map....

I would love to see storms, strong winds blowing during winter darker nights, fire torches and lamps

Great ideas! These would add to an already great game! I would like to see cavalry as a fighting unit. You need to buy the horses and build a stable to keep them on top of equipping them for combat.

It wasn't.

Goats and sheep should give meat...as they do in real life.

Rudi, „Life by You“ got canceled by the way…. 😱

I would love viking invasions, and they would be really hard and you'd be needed to think differently strategically to survive.

Love how you visualise the ideas... the rivers would look amazing based on your concepts.

Would be clever to have the goats give milk and meat and not just leather, they are already in the game...

This River looks here marvelous. I wish there will be more terrain options like: More hilly map with mountains, more rocky. To build village under mountain near river with fort over village.

I completely agree with you and think all the suggestions are excellent. By the way, very nicely visualised. Ich bin ganz deiner Meinung und finde alle Vorschläge exzellent. Übrigens, sehr schön visualisiert.

As food resources, plant accurate are onion, broad beans, lentils, pea. From animals I think apart from what you and others mention geese would be cool as they also provided feathers. I think it would be awesome to have burgage plots able to customise between those, as realistically you could have 10 geese a cow and grow different stuff. Also plagues and health. Also festivals, periods of lent or fasting and seasonal fest. Also appointing a village head as he was a thing back then. Also herbs, but not only picked in forrest, but farmed by monks in abyss. And making liquor out of it. Also i would like to see some sort of polution factor that affects health, from for example tanneries. Also I would like to see some change in burgage plots balance, at the moment you can have city made only with lvl 3, which is unrealistic becouse those were merchants and artisans not farmers. And punishments, pillory is a must for me ;) As well as more how religion affected everyday life, sending people to learn to write and become monk, beliving that god punished us with drought and such stuff.

There's another key resource which was crucially important in medieval times: SALT! We need rock salt mines and the possibility to import/export salt, which is not only an important spice, but also crucial for food preservation. Also with bodies of water come willows, which are the prime medieval material for basket weaving. At the current state, this game is just lacking too much important content to be considered more than an expansive demo. Hope development of EA will significantly speed up now that Greg has millions of € at his disposal from EA sales.

Oh my GOD!!! I didn't know we can move stall!!!

I totally agree with you. I would also like to have the possibility to build cobblestone streets when the town reach a higher level.

I had no problem producing food in less fertile regions. Between meat, vegetables, eggs, apples and berries I had no problem feeding my people for the first few years. It does require a lot of farming to get a decent wheat yield though. And flax and barley? Forget about it. I hope they implement being able to slaughter sheep for food and hides.

Pretty much everything from anno and the stronghold games, but with the art style of manor lords

I think the biggest improvement Planet Coaster needs is a coasterbuilder in which you don't directly place track pieces but lay guides for a track laying robot. First you would draw the track's 2D footprint which we will call the footline.In every situation the robot will only travel above that footline. For the vertical guidance, nodes we will call hoops are placed along the footline. These can only be moved vertically and along the footline. When activated, the robot will travel along the footline flying through each hoop making a trail of track.

Love all these ideas!

Echt jetzt, keine Karpfenweiher, das geht in Franken schon mal gaaar nicht! 🤨😏

it would be amazing if there was a monastery maker like the manor maker

Imagine how hard the winter would be if the rivers really would freeze. 😱😅

potatoes didn't exist during the medieval era