Hanse - The Hanseatic League v1.0.7 - полная версия

Dear Hanse players,

the version on the preview branch ihas become official now. The following changes have been made

- Movable windows: some players had the wish to be able to move windows for a better overview of the UI.

- Missing skull at salted herring.

- fix for problems with the aspect ratio at high resolutions: an update of the affected players would be helpful, if the problem is solved.

- Configurable autopause options for city menu and convoy: by popular request, we have implemented various pause settings. So you can easily find the preferred setting for you.

- Self-controlled production as mayor broke with 1.0.3 and the production overhaul in that version.

- Display if filters are active and a way to reset them all at once. You can either do this in the filter window itself or by right-clicking on the filter button.

- further help windows with background to features and functionality: these tips also explain much of the game mechanics in the background. It is definitely worth reading. If the pop ups bother you, you can turn it off in the options menu. By default, they are turned on to provide helpful information to new players.

- Fixed problems with saving / loading under certain conditions

- No loss of reputation in contagion of the plague by other convoys: there was previously no loss of reputation internally, but the message was displayed.

- Citizens' needs may no longer be met and no reset of the achieved progress if a category leads to growth or decline: these two mistakes were interlinked. All categories were reset if one was met and the progress achieved so far was lost. Now the progress in each category will be kept and it will be shown until when in the current observation period this is fulfilled. Here it would be interesting if the display is understandable or the headline should be changed.

- Catastrophes could cause that the needs in a city are no longer properly processed.

- Healing from plague (Ships of AI sail less on pest ports, Bug also prevented ship healing.) We made some more changes here. Cities now tend to produce medicine during a plague. Restrictions on the purchase of medicines will be lifted during a plague, unless the faction in question does not like the faction at all (then, as it were, they are not interested in the fate of the affected city). Here we are looking forward to feedback if the plague is still too strong or maybe too weak.

- Fixed a reported crash.

- Input field for exact prices on the trade routes

- Sorting the cities in trade routes: you can now change the order of towns in existing routes.

- Notifications when a city has called a quest. This was previously easily missed.

- Revision of the goods profiles of a city to allow a more realistic trading experience. There are now new fertilities that make it possible to make a city more specialized in their product range. For this purpose goods were taken out of not so suitable fertility and put into new fertility. The best example of this is the wine. There are now vines as fertility. Before, the wine was with food. Here we look forward to feedback from you, how the distribution of goods now turns out and of course, whether the price structure is still all right. For these changes to take effect, you need to start a new game, otherwise the profiles are still stored in the savegame.

There are other, more profound plans and work on the goods and production system, but this requires more time, since we then really have to operate completely at the heart of the simulation.

At this point, the hint that we currently have only three council jobs in the game. These are the missions that come after the tutorial and were sometimes misunderstood as such. We have therefore changed the name to Council missions. After winning the reputation, the next council mission will be after the discovery of America. Unfortunately, there were not more missions in the game for release and so far we just fixed other mistakes that took precedence. We try to implement even more missions here. However, this is not a bug if nothing more is shown after the second mission. You get the reward for this mission and after that, unfortunately, there is a break.

- Prices at producers are cheaper than the average price.
 
- Prices in cities with a corresponding demand from processors are higher than the average price.
 
- For the first two point applies that always supply and demand is included. This explains best an example. Salt in L?beck is only produced, but not further processed there. The offer price is thus relatively lower than the average price, for example, as herring in Bergen, which is also processed to salt herring.
 
- The price development is much more stable overall.
 
- A small or a large supply on the market has a stronger impact on the price.
 
- Continuous buying of a good leads to price increases (for example, buy the salt produced directly)or a sale of goods lowers the price.
 
- In addition, we have again optimized the productions and adapted the output of some production chains. Cities now produce more different goods.
 
- The ship's bell is now always hearable, not only when you zoom in closer.
 
- If a good is needed in a city to satisfy needs, this has a little more influence on the price calculation. The less time is left and the less the need is satisfied, the more. Nevertheless, we have made the adjustments here carefully. Don't expect suddenly huge margins, though.
 
- There is now a savegame compatibility. Savegames can be loaded, no matter which version they were saved with.
 
- Note: If you load a savegame from version 1.0.1, you will see that the prices are recovering. Nevertheless, the price situation is distorted compared to a restart. We therefore continue to recommend restarting the game if you don't have already.