Quote from: kid1293 on March 11, 2024, 11:50:38 AMWhen setting the costs and time for building roads to zero (0)
they still send out a bannie who makes a whack at the ground
for every tile. I think it is hard-coded.

Thank you for explaining that. Atleast that tells me that it isn't possible to do which is a shame, but it is what it is. It feels backwards, but if I want to save time I can just instantly build the buildings and have the Bannies build the roads lol.

Chapter 14







  Well, I won't keep you any longer; I know you want an early night before being on your way first thing in the morning.  Your houseboats are loaded with supplies.  I know the 2 girls will take good care of the kitties we gave them.  We will do as you suggested and build a small trading post; we will look forward to a visit from a river boatman.  As I showed you in my crystal ball, there are other towns and settlements out there, but I hope you will consider making the north your permanent home.  The winter skies are clear and the stars and northern lights are bright.  Spring is wonderful when it finally arrives and summer is full of delight.  Winter comes again all too soon; it is good that you will soon be on your way. 

Sleep well, eager explorers.  The spirit of the morning mist on the river will see you safely home.









The End

No, not that I know of. The nomads are random.

Is there any way to influence the ages of the nomads that apply? Currently, I save, then try, then reload the save if not happy, etc. Any other way to influence?

Chapter 13


  As I was saying, we are quite proud of Rainbow Falls.  In the main part of town, we have a crystal garden, a magic garden, a magic school, a spell tower, and a hunting tower.  The market and tree of leaflets were wonderful additions. 





  The north valley also has a market and a school, plus a hostel, a smith, tailor, baker, and a butcher shop.  There is a forester, a gatherer, and a hunting area that has been protected from the town's growth.  The council hall was a good addition there.



  The east valley has a crystal garden and magic garden plus our greenhouses and mill.  We were very happy to have gotten the seeds for vegetables and grain when other Elves arrived through the portal.  The east valley has 2 more foresters; it is important to us Elves to preserve the forests and its creatures.  We are well pleased with our settlement here on the other side of the world.  We are glad that the Elves who came through the portal but did not stay with us may one day receive help from riverboat traders.

The same goes for debugging. If you set to build freely,
you still have a bannie hammering the tile in place.

 Chapter 12




  You did see the little leprechaun and his pot of gold by the rain, didn't you, eager explorers?  He arrived shortly before you did.  I quess that was our lucky day.  We don't know where he came from.  He danced around town a bit and planted four-leaf-clovers here and there.  He planted a whole patch of them over by the cemetery.  It sure made the folks happy.





  In spring, Rainbow Falls had a population of 91 happy and healthy citizen, 60 adults, 14 students, and 17 young children.  We are so pleased with all that we have accomplished in the 7 years since we arrived here.  We are still studying our spell books to see if there if anything we can do about that malfunctioning magic portal.  Shie, I am just glad we were able to make a crystal ball for you and Jesnser, so that you can look back at Newburg and check on your other 2 children and the town until you get back there.  If the view begins to dim, just set a few of the magic crystals we gave you next to it for a while.  Those crystals should last for a very long time.

Maybe try to use some debug mod and set zero-build-cost. Buildings will be built instantly, so maybe roads too.
I'm not at my computer so I can't try it myself.

When setting the costs and time for building roads to zero (0)
they still send out a bannie who makes a whack at the ground
for every tile. I think it is hard-coded.

Chapter 11




  By spring of year 7, we built a large Council Hall in the north valley.  It took quite a while to get the building supplies to the site, all the nearby surface stone had already been gathered.  We could have built a smaller building, I suppose, but this one was quite impressive. There was plenty of room for our town meetings or just for folks to get together to visit and have a little fun.  It made the long winters go a little faster.



  Some folks preferred just to get off by themselves, especially in spring and summer.  I myself love to walk along the river in the early morning mist.  Elves enjoy nature and wildlife.  We built a beautiful sanctuary garden in the west valley that we set aside for the wild creatures.  All those that we brought with us have adjusted well and are quite content to stay in the valley. They get along well with each other.  It is magical to sit there in the sanctuary garden and see the animals pass by in the forest that surrounds you.  You must be sure to visit the sanctuary, eager explorers, before you go.