Recurso estacionales
If a particular region moves into a season and that week you can't grow a particular type of good, but another region halfway across the world can grow that good; and you talk about moving those goods across regions so that they're relevant to either craft workbenches or you can sell them in the local economies: That is a major indicator of movement of goods and movement of goods carries risks; and risks can create political foes and friends... Something as simple as just a climate can have cascading consequences across the entirety of the game.[2] – Steven Sharif
Las estaciones afectan a los cultivos y a otros recursos de herbología disponibles para recolectar o plantar, incluida la forma en que se gestiona la rotación de cultivos.[3][4][5][6]
- Los cambios estaciones afectarán en la disponibilidad de recursos, y esto repercutirá en la economía, haciendo necesario el transporte de mercancías entre distintas regiones.[4]
- One of the things that is huge about the season system and how it affects crops and the gatherables in the game is the impact it will have on the economy. When a particular area no longer is capable for a week's period of time, or even potentially longer, of producing a certain type of crop or harvestable; and that has to change across the world regionally, now the transit system of those materials of those gatherables they become more relevant, and they're subject to potential risk; and the prices might go up in certain areas. It is something that is actually very instrumental in the overall design of the economy in the game.[4] – Steven Sharif
- Es posible que las estaciones no afecten directamente a determinados recursos, como las vetas de mineral, pero el acceso a ellos puede quedar bloqueado durante determinadas condiciones meteorlógicas.[3][4]
- It won't likely affect too much on certain resource spectrums like veins of ore. Those might not be affected by the seasons or weather systems, but there might be blockages to cave networks that house those types of ore veins. Alternatively it is going to be significant impact on any type of herbology or plant-based types of gatherables. It's going to have significant impacts on crops that players can plant themselves on their properties; and that they'll be able to harvest. They're going to need to time the crop placement and its maturity window so that it's harvestable and available to be harvest before the change of seasons that might adversely affect certain types of crops. And not every biome will experience the same type of effects caused by the seasonality of the world. The desert biome might instead of snow have significant more winds that pick up that could be damaging to more fragile types of crops if you have a freehold in that location.[3] – Steven Sharif
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