It will then act as if all modules were interconnected. NOTE ABOUT GARDENS AND MUSEUMS : It is possible to put modules away from the main entrance by using the tiling from the entrance menu (icon on the left of the one to add modules). I credit MaelstromByDesign for his incredible work on that crown falls borders map that I used. I also didn't place the main warehouse for the same reason. I didn't finished them to let you choose where to put the oil pier. There are currently 99 decoration gardens from botanica DLC that are placed. Some public buildings like universities are kind of useless, except for aesthetics purpose. The palace can have up to 105 wings here, ensuring it can cover the whole island almost. White space is free for you to customize that layout. All green tiles are trees or decorations that can be replaced by rails to add more oil powerplants if needed. Has 365 botanical modules and 50 museum modules to put all sets and give a maximum of attractiveness. Goods needed in Enbesa ( Land of Lions DLC):Įxcept for goods mentioned above, also many construction materials which can be produced only in Old World are required in other regions.Full layout of Crown Falls that I called Leiden Schaftlicht. Steam Motors, for Airship Hangar and Airships.I know its not a manual, but you could try using the wiki. sorry to say mate, but there is no manual for Anno 1800. Goods needed in the Arctic ( The Passage DLC): Even when I did last get a game that included one they were barely worth the paper they were written on. Some goods which are produced in the Old World are also required in other regions. Goods needed from Enbesa (requires Land of Lions DLC): Gold Ore, for Pocket Watches and Jewellery.Goods needed from The Arctic (requires The Passage DLC): Caoutchouc, for penny farthings and steam carriages.Gold Ore, for pocket watches and jewellery.Coffee (if not produced with Advanced Coffee Roaster).Rum (if not produced with Advanced Rum Distillery).Cotton fabric, for fur coats (if not produced with Advanced Cotton Mill).

There are several goods which are required in the Old World but might or have to be produced in other regions.

Tailored Suits (requires Cotton Fabric from the New World and Linen from Enbesa).

Leather Boots (requires Sanga Cow from Enbesa).Steam carriages (requires Caoutchouc from the New World).Jewellery (requires Pearls and Gold Ore from the New World).Pocket watches (requires Gold Ore from the New World).Penny farthings (requires Caoutchouc from the New World).Fur coats (requires Cotton Fabric from the New World).Population in the Old World is divided into six tiers:įirst two tiers require many crop and animal farms to satisfy their needs but higher tiers depend mainly on industrialisation, heavy industry and mined resources.įinal products which can be produced in the Old World are: Sir Archibald Blake is always present in the Old World while the presence of Madame Kahina, Eli Bleakworth and Anne Harlow is optional. Each of them settles a separate special island. Islands characteristics and arrangement depends on game settings chosen when creating the game.īesides yourself and other expanding players (either AI or human) some neutral traders and pirates can also be located in the Old World. There you can create big European cities based on industrialisation and new technologies invented in the 19th century.Īs every region, the Old World consists of multiple handcrafted islands of varying sizes, fertilities and resources. Every game starts in the Old World, which should be a place of residence for majority of your population. The Old World is the first playable region in Anno 1800, which is based on Europe in the 19th century.

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