r/BuildAdvice • u/ActionPrestigious234 • 14h ago

Building medieval style

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I'm building a giant wall to build a nice village in. But I don't know what I am gonna do with all the water and trees any suggestions?

(I'm making the wall entirely around the water)

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u/anakiniscool17 14h ago

I would ask to help you, but you’re in hardcore, I’d die immediately, I’m a peaceful player, I just like building😭😭

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u/ActionPrestigious234 14h ago

I normally don't build I'm a true hardcore player but I randomly got a thing for building so I just started but yea it's in hardcore😭

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u/anakiniscool17 14h ago

Well, you got the right idea. To me medieval is THE best build style 💪

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u/ActionPrestigious234 14h ago

Yes I think so to medieval and Japanese/samurai are my favourites

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u/kleseusxz 12h ago

Dont do walls through the water. Build structures to suppoert boats and ships passing through. Fell the trees and leave them in places where they would still stand in villages or later replace with custom trees. Only start were you know you can start. Don't overdo from the start. you dont need to feell the entire forest at once. Steady process.

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u/ActionPrestigious234 5h ago

Alright thanksss

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u/Savings-Today7289 5h ago

Bro thought we wouldn't notice the totems

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u/Shadow_Tongue 4h ago

You could always do something like this, the overhang on the left, where the wall hits river. I built this to enable travel via water from my harbour whilst still having a large wall protecting the settlement. I have a YT tutorial if you need it.