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There could be similar mechanics in the blacksmithing DLC.
wait was village management possible in the dlc of kcd1?
i dont have the dlc i never did it so idk what its all ab
how long is it?
I know it's not the Sims (or I'd try to collect every different kind of ghost possible—which I think is the goal of that game), but I think it would be an interesting diversion from the war.
It probably doesn't have the opportunity that fits the tone of the story as well as From the Ashes did with Pribyslavitz. (I still amazes me how I can check the spelling of that and find out I spelled it correctly on the first try, and yet, I still can't spell nor properly say the name of Deep Gnomes in D&D.)
It was an interesting part of the game and it wasn't heavy for the player.
I'm still waiting to see what the game has in store for us that's interesting :)
Thanks for the clarification.
Aww shame. I absolutely loved this feature.
Don't bother, the mod here is shadow censoring. Just deleted my comment without explanation for noticing the same thing.