Hi there! I just saw a video of the Youtuber Nookrium about the game yesterday and decided to download it to try it out for myself today!

For the future in my oopinion you'd better get all the practical stuff down like Construction Queues, Priorities for works etc before considering to add new resources, new buildings and what not.

It should make your life and our experience much better with the game to be able to have better control of what is already in the game before going for neat stuff!

It's not in the list but passive AI would be nice too, like AI settlements or even camps like maskling's ones but in peaceful mode, open for trading or dealing with masklings at the same time as the player!

I really like the idea of nobility and wise men as well as religion in this game! It would fit the idea of bronze age in a really good way!

I'm off to play now, have a nice day!

PS: i'll try to post here quite often, i like this project and would be happy to help! :)

I was thinking you could add a butchers so that you can control the slaughter of pigs?

Also perhaps allowing towers to be upgraded to allow for more citizens to occupy them(allowing for more and faster arrows for defense.

Make paths need stone so that there is a reason to find a mountain biome?

Allow warbands to use wagons for faster transport?

I also think a simple change should be that the new migrants message should say what settlement they are joining.

Instead of upgrading houses, I recommend having a structure upgrade system in place with stone/ore that you mine. 

With the new resources each building can be upgraded. These upgrade structure provide a set benefit

Mudbrick house - 1 pop

Stone house - 2 pop

Mudbrick Bakery - 1 food per whatev.

Stone Bakery - 2 food per whatev.

You can also incorporate the advance structures into mining. By this I mean you need stone to build a temple, it cannot be done with Mudbrick.

 To get Nobles, you must build a city centre of stone, which will attract migrants and allow you to upgrade your villagers.

Side note: what if there was a traveling merchant camp? A merchant would occasional come to a settlement with a trade yard (or depot) and trade resources with you? 

Here is the city i build before everything started to lag.

http://imgur.com/a/lj7Bt

I don't think the enemies attack you anymore when you are in this state (only Romans would dare).

I don't know how to use the warriors or the trading system so if you could maybe make a tutorial for that or something that would be nice.

Anyway nice unique game.

One thing I would actually love, is the ability to take over villages from the masklings. This can be an improvement of the noble people. So you can use noble people to take over a maskling camp and this noble person rules that camp.

I don't know how the majority here thinks about the gods and religion, but I'm not a big fan of that to be honest. On the other hand, I think you can make everything fun. So I'm actually neutral.

The research point can be super handy when it comes to starting to know the game.
I'am now familiar with the game, so I learn the game step by step whenever a new feature comes. But when I would have seen all the options I had at once, I would've been overwelmed and less interested. So I would add the research to let the player learn the game step by step.

Happiness and morale would be awesome. I would add that the work rate of the workers are affected by the happiness, and the morale affects the damage a warrior can give to a maskling?

I don't know if you were inspired by me for the advanced housing, but I would like it.

For luxuries I would like to add a theater and an arena for gladiators. Just big expensive buildings that serve no big purpose except for happiness and morale and are cool to look at.

Diffrent enemy types with each a special ability can be fun. So you have diffrent warriors to attack diffrent races because of their strenghts and weaknesses.

For wheater and seasons, will you add that for example, you have to make sure you have enough wheat when winter comes? Because in winter there is no farm income?

If you add the random events, make sure you can do something about it and that your only option is not that you have to watch your city being destroyed,, but that you can prevent/work against these events by building stuff.

Pig breeding seems a good idea :)

For the chariots, could you add horses into the game?

For the boats, I would love to see diffrent kind of boats. Boats for battling, boats for transporting goods, and boats to transport people to start a new settlement.
For this you can add that masklinks can attack you from the water.

I like your efforts you put in the game and that you listen to everything we say :)
Big thumbs up for you as a developer!

This sound amazing, when I started to read that I was like holy shit yes. Will the masklings stay the same, and will there be other civilizations that you have to share the map with?