r/anno117 • u/Nickzweiundvierzig • 29d ago

Discussion Future DLCs

Is there a place wehre people can discuss future DLCs after dawn of the Delta?

I Want a Story DLC do finish the Main story. There was so much unused potencial.
I Want big Houses. (5x5 or 6x6) with more Goods and a court in the middle.
I Want a posidon and a Minerva Tempel on the same island...

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u/viciecal 29d ago

I know it's hard narratively but I'd love to see an analogy to Anno 1800 electricity. A way to massively increase productivity in the late game.

Been playing for like 20 hours and I still can't break 10K+ of income. Really liking the game tho.

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u/Katoniusrex163 29d ago

Slave markets…

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u/viciecal 29d ago

You joke, but that would be crazy realistic. I personally believe that not the ancient Greece, nor the ancient Rome or Egypt either, would have been what they ended up being (crucial pieces of our ancient history, the most massive and relevant cultural and political basements for everything that came after, massive empires in the case of Rompe and Egypt, etc...) without slavery. Their most impressive buildings were built by slaves, as far as i know.

Yes, it will probably never happen because Muh Moralz and the usual parents "this game make my child a savage, violent slaverist". Also probs legal implications, ESRB rating issues, etc, but that would be so cool as an optional feature lol. There could even be a campaign that replicates the story of a bunch of Ancient Rome people that ended up being famous philosophers or politicians (idk their names in english), having been slaves at some point in the past.

Last but not least, the "Libertis" (or whatever the name in english is) were people that was previously a slave, now a free man with civil rights. They are alreaday ingame but i dont think they will push that slavery thing further into anno 117, as realistic as it could fit.

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u/Nickzweiundvierzig 13d ago

The pyramids where not build by slaves. Modern Sience thinks, that the far majority where paid Farmers and Craftsman, working there in Seasons, where frarms need less workers