Clanfolk | "You Can Take My Land…" | Scottish Medieval Colony Sim!



Clanfolk is a colony life sim set in the medieval Scottish highlands. Clear the land, build a home, hunt, fish, gather, craft, have children, marry them off, raise livestock, farm, meet the neighbours, hire, trade, run an inn, prepare for winter. Build your homeโ€ฆor die trying.

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14 thoughts on “Clanfolk | "You Can Take My Land…" | Scottish Medieval Colony Sim!”

  1. Solid. If you want to copy a building or anything, select the thing and in the top right corner of the infoscreen there is a plus. Thats the copy button ๐Ÿ˜›
    Also. you are overbuilding like crazy but it wouldnt be a solid content video if you didnt ๐Ÿ˜›

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  2. Hi, I'm that Clanfolk developer and I am glad you like the floor mats ๐Ÿ™‚

    Thanks very much for the video! I will definitely be watching if there are more. To answer your question about the object cloning, there is a + in the top right corner of the selected object box. This will take you to the blueprint so you can place more of these object. (This also works for jobs)

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  3. I'm really loving the demo, can't wait for the EA release!

    If you hover your cursor over a lake, you can see its current and maximum productivity in the infobox at the top left (it will say something like "Fishing: 87%/100%"). If you click on an eel trap, you can also see this info in the trap's infobox.

    Tip: The game has a very neat feature where crafting stations can take materials from and deposit them into appropriate storage units, if they are close enough. So for instance, if you put a hide rack next to a butcher block, and a hide storage next to the hide rack, when your people butcher a carcass the hide will automatically jump into the hide rack and then when it finishes drying go straight into storage, without needing to be picked up and carried around.

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