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Fabledom, Lordaeron kingdom. 527 population

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🔮 Quality of Life Update Now Live - Fairies, New Buildings, and UI Scaling 🔮

17 апр

Hey everyone!

We want to start by thanking you for your patience while we've been working to deliver the best possible experience with Fabledom's Patch 1.07. We've taken the necessary time to release a Beta version to address some last-minute issues and ensure a smoother, more enjoyable experience for everyone.

A huge thank you as well to those who shared their save files during the Beta phase, your support has been invaluable in helping us fine-tune the game. Thank you again for your continued support and understanding. Now, let’s see the patch note and check out the exciting new changes!

Following the announcement of our Quality of Life update.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1651560/view/566995856081815376

We’re happy to announce a brand-new patch for Fabledom, packed with some fantastic quality-of-life improvements, including the addition of fairies to your kingdom, new buildings, and an option for UI scaling!

Patch Note:

Fairies

Fairies are now part of your kingdom's residents and can be summoned using Prismatic Liquid. Here's what’s new:

Summoning Fairies

To summon your first fairy, you’ll need 30 Prismatic Liquid. Each subsequent fairy will cost 30 more Prismatic Liquid than the last.

New Buildings

Fairy Tower

Construction Cost:

800 Gold
100 Prismatic Liquid
150 Planks
Upkeep: 20 Gold
Capacity: Houses up to 5 Fairies
Unlocks Fairies and allows the construction of Fairy Pillars.

Fairy Pillars

Construction Cost:

400 Gold
50 Prismatic Liquid
80 Planks
Upkeep: 10 Gold
Allows summoning of more fairies and expands the operating radius of fairies.
Destroying a Fairy Pillar will kill all housed fairies.

UI Scaling

We’re introducing a new option for UI scaling in the settings! You can now adjust the UI size from 0% (default Fabledom UI size) to +15%. Please note that due to varying monitor sizes and settings, some overlaps may occur. We will be monitoring your feedback and fine-tuning this feature in future updates.

A Huge Thank You!

We want to extend our heartfelt thanks to all 500,000 of our players for being part of the Fabledom community. Your support and feedback continue to inspire us as we work hard to make the game even better!

Stay tuned for more updates, and thanks again for playing! We can’t wait to hear your feedback!

Fabledom

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23.1 ч. всего

Опубликовано: 7 мая

Overview:

There is a lot to like here. The art style is beautiful and charming, and I can tell a lot went into making it feel like a modern day fairy tale. The buildings look and feel cozy. The vibe (art, sounds, feel) is right for sure.

Making a game is one of the toughest jobs out there, and I think Fabledom is leaps and bounds ahead of many indie games.

Why I am not recommending this game is that I think game play is confusing, not that fun, and at times in conflict with itself. I am sure a lot of thought and hard work went into each system, but I might step back and ask "what are we really trying to incentivize here and why?" Creativity comes top of mine for me. Players should lose track of time because they're so involved in being creative. Every system in the game that acts as a roadblock to that, should be reworked.

Some thoughts and suggestions (not an exhaustive list, just top of mind):

Let players place buildings they can’t afford to place yet in a planning mode.

It allows for continued creativity. When you can’t place buildings, it interrupts the creative planning process, which makes the game harder to play and less fun.
I would reference Anno 1800 here, which does a fantastic job of facilitating constant creativity through planning.

Don’t make your objectives punitive.

This disincentivizes players to want to take them, especially when there are opaque lines of production and planning.

Make all production lines clear and predictable.

Most of the production lines in this game are opaque and hard to diagnose.
What I mean by that is that this game makes it somewhat difficult to “know” clearly if I do x, I will produce y. If I have 4 coal production facilities I know I will achieve 50 coal in 10 days. I can choose to build in that direction to achieve an objective, on top of the things I am already doing.
Right now in my game, I have 4 coal makers going, and 0 coal in the middle of Spring and I have no clue why or how to fix it.
I can never really tell how much of any particular resource I will have, because there are factors at play I can’t really see (how many items are being used and from where). It makes it difficult to predict, which again, breaks “organizational and planning” game play immersion.
In contrast, with Anno 1800, if there is a deficit in some area (canned goods, etc.) on a specific island, it takes some work, but I can identify what’s going wrong and fix it pretty quickly.

Make each resource meaningful.

E.g., I think Nobility feels off.
Nobility sounds like something I should be building over time. In this game it functions like a transactional currency. My natural tendency is to want to build wealth or accrue points. I feel like as soon as I have 15 or 20 nobility, it gets scooped up unfairly from an objective I can’t accept.
In contrast, I think of Crusader Kings 2 or 3 and Prestige as a mechanic. Are there punitive consequences that can crush your prestige? Yes. But they feel like I made the choice or rolled the dice and it didn’t work out. I’m always building up my prestige over time. There are ways to really earn a lot of it. That feels good.

Improve how we move buildings around.

Allow us to move buildings freely, with everything attached. This promotes creativity and will increase a sense of ownership. “I’m in control” of this city and can make it exactly what I want it to be, is more important than an arbitrary mechanic.
The current implementation breaks creative flow, and cements my past mistakes. It doesn’t allow me to get into that state of flow where I am fulfilling the fantasy of building a fantasy city. It feels more like I am working with concrete, layering on more and more to fix my mistakes.

Ensure every mechanic is meaningful.

E.g., Manage household seems superfluous.
It’s hard to tell why I would want to make one pawn head of household over another, or why that is even important in the game. There are no unique qualities that I can discern from one pawn over another.
I’m not sure why this is there, and it seems like it takes attention away from other critical issues needing to be solved.

Create healthy fun tension, beware of conflicting game play mechanics.

E.g., Work buildings vs. Live buildings
Live buildings can’t be near work buildings because the work buildings create undesirability, which makes the pawns less happy.
Pawns can’t live too far from their work buildings otherwise they’re not happy? or efficient? I can’t tell. I just know its bad since there is a red light green light sort of indicator.
These things seem in conflict with one another, which I don’t think equates to fun play. Sometimes conflicting choice is obviously good, but this implementation doesn’t seem to thread that needle well. Having both distance for work travel and work/live co-location be at odds is not fun to manage in my opinion. It’s not a fun push and pull. For me it leads back to that layering patches on patches style of game play instead of creating purely good design and having multiple routes to take to achieve success.
Perhaps rebalance it so that peasants don’t mind being near peasant work facilities, but commoners would, so that you can design efficient farm complexes, and then have a natural build towards districts.
Anno 1800 creates health fun tension using predictable and clear lines of production. More population needs more types of goods, and every type of good can be easily adjusted and multiplied in fun and creative ways. It also provides ample time to just “build and decorate” before things get out of whack and need fixing.

Goosetown

The game is completely bugged after last update

I tried the new version and after a few hours of playing it the game got completely bugged. In particular, the main issue is that the UI stops showing the real amount of resources you have. For example, in my game bread never goes below 200 units and meat does not go below 700 (even though all my fabblins are starving) and I have an infinite amount of stone (it indicates that I have 1300 but I can trade with it over and over again and it is never used up). I have no way of knowing the real amount of resou...

RedSide

22 апр в 14:27

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终于全成就了，每个人都结一次婚就离谱...还好聪明的我把一个存档玩到只剩结婚，要不我得累死...

🍊 橙子味水母。

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Опубликовано: 9 мая

This is a 'no' from me - currently.

Early game is enjoyable and chill, but what's frustrating me at the moment is that villagers get a major penalty if they work far from where they live, and you can't move them to a house which is closer to the workplace.

The threads I've seen on the subject suggest demolishing the house they live in, which is nuts because the other 2 people who live in that house might be working close by. Now they'll be too far from their workplace too.

An alternative is to fire people from various jobs, then re-hire at random and hope you get someone that lives closer.

So I'm kind of limited now, because it's next to impossible to build a large town when people randomly die of hunger because they decided to live on the other side of the map.

In the end I parked the game after 6 hours, and will return if and when they allow a bit more control over the workers - specifically being able to choose which house they move to. If that's possible I'll change my review.

Until then, it was a brief amount of fun.

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