MANOR LORDS Relaxing Longplay: Building a Medieval PARADISE… | Stress Relief & Fall Asleep

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Timestamps:
00:00 – The Beginning…
30:01 – Stealing from thieves…
51:01 – Preparing for the attack…
01:08:21 – Bandits attack!
01:30:15 – More bandits!
01:43:54 – They can’t be stopped!
01:54:02 – Making a BIG move…
02:18:39 – Ambush!
02:31:17 – I’m dumb…
02:49:16 – Another big attack!
03:18:59 – Building in a new region…
04:04:58 – Another attack!
04:52:37 – The Last Stand…

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29 thoughts on “MANOR LORDS Relaxing Longplay: Building a Medieval PARADISE… | Stress Relief & Fall Asleep”

  5. It’s more beneficial to always build plots with house extensions. You end up getting two families but as a singular plot they consume only one area of resource (1 firewood per month and 5 food items). The more burgage plots with singular homes the more resources you use. Long backyard extensions do increase amounts of veg/apples but longer extension plots do not add the amount per month you get for animal pens or chickens so it’s best to keep those extensions small. Keep to 20 burgage plots total for one market stall of each food and common goods. If you go over 20 plots you need to add extra granary and store house workers to have one more stall each. 20 plots at level 3 with family extensions you can reach almost 200 population with more families than you know what to do with. Hope this helps 😇

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  11. Please keep posting and take this as a compliment. Your videos help me sleep so well. Your voice is so great. But. Your content is so good that I rewatch the video the next day because I miss what you say. lol sleep is needed but so is your content

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  21. I want to play this game, but I don’t have a good gaming computer. I’m not big into gaming so don’t want to spend more than $1000 for a new computer, but if I spent like $700-$1000 would I get a computer that could handle this game?

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  22. My friend, I had manor lords on my wish list and decided to finally give it a try with the most recent patch coming out. I’ve been absolutely obsessed ever since, and of course YouTube suggested me your videos. I’ve learned a ton from watching you. And, even better, I always enjoy having something relaxing to fall asleep to and these have really fit the bill. Thanks a lot for this content man, you are seriously awesome! Earned my sub for sure!

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  26. What a horrible slaughter! I agree with you though, you would probably have needed to double the video length in order to gain a comeback after so much blood being spilled.

    Hopefully Slavic Magic/Hooded Horse have plans for a more detailed battle screen, with more strategy options.

    For example when the British beat the French during the Hundred Years war, at Agincourt, they were fighting all day. Eventually at dark, the British dared to believe they had won the battle.

    In those battles there were also single combat, shouting of insults generals, heroes, knights that had several horses and dozens of men to support them, and specially tactics, shield-wall, infantry with throwing weapons, horrible insults, trying to goad the enemy into attacking at a disadvantage, hedgerows of wooden pikes, trenches dug, it was also a lot about being able to feed the army, they get sick from dysentery, they had endless sieges etc. etc. ETC.

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