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We're not slowing down and just before Christmas we're throwing in a big fix pack to the game fragment released!
https://t.co/p3evpjKEtJ
On this day, 19 December 1370, Pope Urban V, a great supporter of the Crusades and union with the Byzantine Church, died in Avignon. He also tried to make the papacy more independent of France.
On this day, 18 December 1352, Étienne Aubert was elected pope as the fifth pope from Avignon and named Innocent VI. He was a skilled politician. After his election, he annulled the agreement according to which the college of cardinals was above than the pope.
On this day, 17 December 1354, Margaret II, HRE Empress, signed a peace treaty with her own son, William I, Duke of Bavaria. A conflict called, the Hook and Cod wars (which would begin again in 1358), was linked to the Hundred Years' War, as England assisted Margaret.
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Dear nobles,
it's here, the free prologue of Noble's Life: Kingdom Reborn is now available to all!
Check it out at:
https://t.co/BvigoMCQWm
On this day, 16 December 1431, 10-years-old King of England Henry VI Lancaster was crowned King of France at the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. He was the only English king to be crowned king in both England and France.
Noble's Life's free prologue will be available tomorrow. Among the many changes, a major one will be a demonstration of a fragment of the battle system.
Different battle results will depend on our knowledge of the battlefield and tactics.
On this day, 15 December 1428, siege of Orléans was ongoing. It was a key event of entire Hundred Years' War. English tried to defeat the defenders with hunger and built fortifications around the city, French tried to sabotage it by numerous raids.
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Those waiting for the prologue are encouraged to check out its page on Steam and add the prologue to wishlist.
There you will find at least a description of the prologue's content and graphic material from it.
https://t.co/BvigoMCj6O
On this day, 14 December 1363, Jean Gerson the famous French scholar, educator and reformer was born. He was one of the first to defend Joan of Arc proclaiming that her supernatural vocation was authentic. Also he had a great influence on the end of the Western schism.
Many superstitions were associated with this day, some dating back to before Christianity. For example, it was forbidden to bake bread and, in Italy, to eat pasta.
Apparently, this could expose a person to the wrath of Saint Lucia, so feel warned ;)
On this day, 13 December, Catholics celebrated Saint Lucia's Day, which fell on the shortest day of the year. But the winter solstice falls on 21-22.12, did they not know this in the Middle Ages? Certainly not, it was simply before the calendar reform of the 16th century.
Greetings Nobles!
An improved battle plan, information on recruitment and on the mechanics of preparing for a major invasion. All this in today's Dev Diary.
Noble's Life prologue launches in just 4 days!
https://t.co/2tQPmE6HcX
https://t.co/OHLg2xOZtJ
Greetings Nobles!
Mutilation punishment, dungeons and death. We describe the topic of punishment in the Middle Ages.
And one more thing. 16 December sees the launch of the free Noble's Life Prologue!
Greetings Nobles!
We're back with something big - describing the battle system. This is because we are in the final stages of its implementation, so we can give a lot of never-before-disclosed details.
https://t.co/qSEEOAgdYk
We are not slowing down!
Another update to the Noble's Life alpha demo.
If you want to know what specific changes have appeared check our news on Steam.
https://t.co/PrFWm4gzeJ