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This civilisation stage is extremely unique, as it introduces the concept of purpose built roads that are paved, has buildings which upgrade to skyscrapers in the city center, and as the city progressively gets further from the city center, the buildings become smaller and smaller in height until they are houses.
To reach this level, a Renaissance/Industrial civilisation must gather many materials, such as copper, iron, fur, meat, stone, lots of wood, steel, jewelry, oil, and Knowledge among other things. This stage is one of the most easily identifiable, as it is very easy to tell when a civilisation reaches this era. Many people are on this stage for the longest, as to reach the next stage, many more materials are required. The citizenry of this stage wear clothes remiscent of early the 1900s, however at the same time, they also wear clothes similar to 1700s Great Britain. Factories produce complex goods like Jewels, Steel, Oil, and other goods that can be imported, refined, and traded with other peoples. Factories also first appear in this era, with trade becoming a priority for these types of civilisations. This civilisation stage has unique music for its stage, just like the Medieval period, and can be identified easily in temperate biomes due to it having townhouses, as well as also having factories as well as other buildings that give any temperate civilisation on this stage a very unique feel. This stage is a mixture of both the Renaissance and the Industrial period, and to reach this level, copper, stone, iron, fur, meat and many raw materials are needed. This stage of civilisation also has unique music for the its time period, and is different from the regular music of the game. Towns really begin to expand during this stage, with other buildings such as Churches, proper Mines, and Forges appearing too, along with regular homes and a town hall. This civilisation stage is identifiable by its 2 story houses in temperate biomes as well as a statue in the town square. Medieval civilisations are the third stage of advancement in Deisim, and require more complex materials to reach their level, such as coal, meat, iron, as well as wood and stone. Towns on this stage are identifiable by their Romanesque town halls and homes when in temperate biomes, however this is where many culture-based architectural differences are first seen diverging depending on what biome the civilisation is located in. To advance out of this stage, the village usually just needs easy to find basic materials like wood.Īntiquity stage civilisations are the second stage of advancement in Deisim, and require wood and some stone.
Each tribal village automatically starts with a single firepit or town center no matter the type of civilisation, and consists of 4 tents, huts or little circular dwellings centered around the middle of the village. Tribal civilisations are the first stage of advancement in Deisim, and require no prior materials to found a town. For the sake of brevity, descriptions of houses on each of these levels will mainly focus on temperate biomes only, such as forests and grasslands. Each of these stages apart from Tribal requires a certain amount of materials to advance to the next stage, and as the civilisations become more and more advanced, they require increasingly complex items. Civilisations are by default founded when the player loads up a new save file, or can be started by placing any type of human in an unoccupied land.Īs of the 25th of April 2021, there are 6 stages of Human Civilisation, Tribal, Antiquity, Medieval, Renaissance Industrial, Modern, and Futuristic. In Deisim there are currently 6 levels of advancement, and civilisations progress through these levels if given the materials they require.
Civilisations are human built clusters of advancement, building, lifestyle and technology in Deisim that naturally progress and expand over time and have the ability to create offshoot towns elsewhere on the world with different cultures.