#Life is feudal barn full#

The Seasons effect your villageвЂ™s needs: summer droughts will force your farmers to water your crops and rainy days will force them to dig trenches to drain excess water, and you'll need firewood and warm clothes for your villagers in Winter. Excessive Farming or woodcutting can lead to flora and fauna extinction thus lowering the flow of meat, hides, mushrooms, berries and medical herbs ( Resources/ Food) to your stocks. Villagers continuously walking in the surrounding woods will scare Wildlife deeper into forest. Try to stock all types of Food possible (meat, fish, bread, vegetables and fruits) to keep your villagersвЂ™ healthy. Diseases spread faster in cold Weather, especially if your villagers lack warm clothes or their food ration is too plain and lacking in vitamins. Pave Roads to speed up the movement of your villagers and thus improve the economy of your settlement. Terraform land around your settlement to enable construction of larger buildings. You can play in a birdseye view, watching over everything and issuing strategic orders, or you can possess a villager and play from a first person perspective, performing everyday tasks along with your fellow Villagers. Switch between birdseye and first person views.Your pastures and Hens require Hunters to protect them from forest predators. Different crops and fruit trees require varying amounts of moisture, man labour and time in order to ripen ready for harvest. Life is Feudal: Forest Village was launched on August 26th, 2016 for Steam. Your workers can both collect resources from the surface, and extract them from the ground in mines and quarries. Minerals will be used by the settlers to build and expand the city meat, mushrooms and berries will satisfy hunger.

#Life is feudal barn full#

The new lands are full of resources that you can use. Take care of inhabitants and do everything possible to provide them with everything they need. Think over and plan the development of your settlement. They will protect the settlers from bad weather and give them a place to cook food, take rest and warm up. They will help the people to establish a new settlement and ensure its prosperity.Д«egin construction of your village with a few houses. Your group has arrived in a boat carrying all resources necessary for survival вЂ“ food, tools, clothes and construction materials. In the Forest Village you lead a group of people who set off in search of new lands. Forest Village is a medieval city-building survival strategy game A horse consumes 1.5 stones of each per ingame day.Life is Feudal: Forest Village is a game being created and developed by Forest Village Game. A cow consumes 2 stones of food and 2 stones of water per ingame day. If there is no food left inside the stable, animals will start to lose quality and eventually die from starvation.ДЇood capacity is 360 stones. You can put food like straw, apples, carrots, cabbages or more into the stable, and the animals will eat from it at each breeding tick. The quality of the food and fresh water has to have at least 90% of the animal quality or the animals will lose quality until the balance is reached again. Quality only determines the total hit points of the building.ДЄnimals inside the stable need food and fresh water to survive. The quality of a small stable has no impact on the speed with at which animals level inside it eat, breed, or produce dung. If you don't clean the small stable for a while, allowing the dung to go over 100%, your animals will start to lose quality and eventually die due to lack of hygiene.

The small stable can be cleaned if the Dung'o'meter reached at least 1.0 dung. A small stable has enough space to hold up to 16 milk. All other mature animals in that stable will still randomly breed during breeding days at a lower chance.Дuring harvesting days, cows produce milk.

It has one breeding pen and animals that are placed in it, seem to have a higher chance to breed during breeding days. The small stable has space for up to 8 animals. The small stable is a stable that serves the purpose of breeding horses, cows and bulls, and in the case of cows, also harvesting milk.