I didn't do much that would be worth mentioning, other than maintaining and expanding productions, building new ships at a pace where I eventually gave up on naming them, etc...
Abendsonne got a whole lot of new cocoa plantations, as when its iron ore mine ran dry I also installed a deeper one.
Furthermore, as Delirium was getting too crowded, I also settled down on a tiny island off the shores of Rhenus in order to build a few more tobacco farms. Not very imaginatively I simply called the island "Tabakplantage" which means, simple enough, "tobacco plantation".
Cloth was getting few, so I furthermore tripled the amount of cotton farms on Neu-Elbasani (Elbasani is that village of natives there called). If you're wondering about the rotten fields at the bottom of the island, I accidentally planted tobacco there which of course didn't grow. I fixed the mistake later on though.
Abendsonne got a whole lot of new cocoa plantations, as when its iron ore mine ran dry I also installed a deeper one.
Furthermore, as Delirium was getting too crowded, I also settled down on a tiny island off the shores of Rhenus in order to build a few more tobacco farms. Not very imaginatively I simply called the island "Tabakplantage" which means, simple enough, "tobacco plantation".
Cloth was getting few, so I furthermore tripled the amount of cotton farms on Neu-Elbasani (Elbasani is that village of natives there called). If you're wondering about the rotten fields at the bottom of the island, I accidentally planted tobacco there which of course didn't grow. I fixed the mistake later on though.
I also encountered a drop in food supplies and thus filled all of Zeeland with farms, mills, and bakeries, later on doing the same to the shores of Rhenus. I however noticed that the temporary shortage might have been the result of a short drought on the latter island hampering the growth of the wheat, but now I will be completely secure so it was no loss.
My population grew beyond the mark of 2000 and my aristocrats numbered more than 500 eventually, enabling me to finally build a fortress. I could have already erected smaller castles, but waited until this moment.
Using some of the swords and muskets I had started producing earlier I immediately began to raise a small army of cavalry, infantry, and musketeers, which I will steadily expand from now on. Me? Aggressive and imperialistic intents? Never!
(Notice how a single soldier is as tall as a farmhouse.)
Other than that, there is not much else to report. That's it for today; who knows, perhaps I will start a war tomorrow!
My population grew beyond the mark of 2000 and my aristocrats numbered more than 500 eventually, enabling me to finally build a fortress. I could have already erected smaller castles, but waited until this moment.
Using some of the swords and muskets I had started producing earlier I immediately began to raise a small army of cavalry, infantry, and musketeers, which I will steadily expand from now on. Me? Aggressive and imperialistic intents? Never!
(Notice how a single soldier is as tall as a farmhouse.)
Other than that, there is not much else to report. That's it for today; who knows, perhaps I will start a war tomorrow!
