Anno 1800 Dev Tracker

Originally posted by BuryTheMoney

As someone who only came to the series when 1800 launched, I am absolutely floored by your dedication to post-launch development. Not just the dedication either, the truly brilliant and excellent execution as well!

I am absolutely in love with the compounding layers of complexity you add to this game, there’s truly nothing else on the gaming market like this! Both in terms of complexity/game style/ and dedication to continued development, refinement, and general support! You guys set a new standard!

I hope you guys continue to develop DLC & sequels at this caliber, because if so you can be certain I will remain a dedicated supporter/purchaser/and player of the content you guys put out!!

BRAVO!!!!! 👏 Edit: typos n’ such.

Originally posted by ChivalrousPerv

Just wondering. Will there be twitch drops with this release?

Originally posted by ChMalfet

I love Orchards idea! I will plant them around just for prettiness :)

All this stuff sounds amazing, I'm so much looking forward for the new DLC!!

Originally posted by Lorini

Does Old World include Cape Trelawny?

Originally posted by BuryTheMoney

“While the island was beautiful, the restaurant experience was a dower letdown! The wait staff were slow, and I was on to tinterhooks for entirely too long. The man sitting next to us kept carrying on about his bowels churning. Another man kept shouting about his friend never getting married. The newspapers provided were rife with anti-labor propaganda that was clearly meant to coverup the factory explosion during our stay. Some of the menu wasn’t available due to “something being wrong with one of their trade routes”.

Don’t even get me started on their lousy excuse for a “zoo” either, featuring 5 of the same tiger, and the rest predominately sea turtles or common cattle.

Final verdict: 5 Bentes out of 10, would not penetrate with kindness again.”

Originally posted by JedWasTaken

Zoom in on the red sign behind the orchard building, I think the bottom text reads "Anno 2025".

Originally posted by Sparkys339

Are we getting the other DLC's that we voted on with this update as well or will that be later?

Originally posted by Avalyah

Well, money are an issue in this game only in early game, and this sounds like content for end game. It would be great if they would bring some foreign currency that allows player to by some things that cannot be bought with normal currency though.

Exactly my thoughts. Money is useless late game, we don't need more of it - on the contrary, we need sinks.

Originally posted by remembermereddit

I love how the guys communicate with their fans. I’ve been into Anno since 1602 and have played every game apart from the one taking place in the future. I love it.

Originally posted by Kaankaan7

so the dlc gives 1 type of hotel and 1 type of restourant, or am i wrong?

Originally posted by Rooonaldooo99

A dry sponge, or a flavourless Chantilly cream might see her vexedly reaching for her notebook and a 2H pencil

So tourists are hipster food bloggers, got it.

On a more serious note, I am so looking forward to getting my hands on this. Looks great!

Originally posted by MasFlow90

Anyone spot the Café 1305??

Originally posted by LordOsvar

Orchards and Chemical Plants being modular is a really interesting innovation and I am looking forward to trying it out. The whole DLC feels much 'meatier' (no pun intended) than Docklands, which is quite exciting to see and I am looking forward to seeing how the Tourist Season plays out.

Originally posted by ReformedSlate

This sounds so awesome... I think I might cry tears of joy. To be able to use ingredients from the Artic and Enbesa are just amazing. I always wanted to see a surf and turf with caribou meat and lobsters.

Originally posted by toot_12

Cool! Are we going to build hotels in the New World and Enbesa too?!

Originally posted by Whiphid

Do these influence radii behave the same way as town halls, restricting the placement? Or can they overlap for the new restaurants?

Originally posted by ChMalfet

Do restaurants have larger area of influence than cafes and bars?