Going Medieval Update "Environment Effects Overhaul" (0.14.13)
The long-awaited "Environment Effects Overhaul" update for Going Medieval is finally here! Available on Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG, it brings numerous improvements and bug fixes to the game. In this article, you will learn about the most important changes that this update brings.
Key Changes Overview
One of the main goals of the 0.14.13 update is to make the game more realistic and atmospheric. Here are some of the most important new features:
- Revision of temperature calculation: The calculation of temperature has been improved, so it now has a greater impact on flora, fauna, and settlers.
- Sunlight affects plant growth: Depending on the time of day and weather conditions, plants now grow at different rates.
- New environment effects: Shadow formation, rain effects, and snow accumulation provide a more realistic gaming experience.
- Grid floors: These new floors allow rain and sunlight to pass through, so you can better adapt your settlement to the weather.
- Ladders for access between levels: With this handy feature, your settlers can now easily switch between different levels.
- Quality-of-life improvements: Multiple selection and editing of storage and fuel structures make managing your settlement easier.
In addition to these new features, numerous bugs have been fixed to make the game even better. However, please note that using unofficial mods may cause issues. In this case, you should disable the mods or delete all folders in the "steamapps\common\Going Medieval" directory and verify the game files.
Conclusion
The Environment Effects Overhaul Update is an important step forward for Going Medieval. With the numerous improvements and bug fixes, the game becomes even more realistic and atmospheric. If you don't already own the game, you should definitely check it out. Visit our Steam Keys page to purchase the game at an unbeatable price. And if you're already a fan of Going Medieval, we wish you lots of fun exploring the new features!
For more information on the changes, check out the full patch notes on the official site or in the Going Medieval section of our website.
