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Hard Reality: Scotland

I really enjoyed this until i was raided during a blizzard and hit with the autosave which ruined the hardcore game. SO many hours down the drain. Happened in the realistic stone age mod as well. Not sure if its possible but disabling winter raids in hardcore would help avoid this non sense.

A fine challenge! Stagnation in Bronze Age having around 140 settlers. Finally the better armoured raiders overcome them. I enjoyed it, thanx!

Thanks! The "Highland" map gave me just the challenge I was looking for after getting all the objectives.

@ChristoLifeInTheCities
Thanks! I'm glad you like it!

Une carte excellente ! Very good map, thank you

@flak509
Glad you're enjoying it! You should also check out my latest mod, Hard Reality: Scandinavia. It incorporates lessons learned from working on Hard Reality: Scotland. Raids are more frequent but smaller, which helps with some of the framerate issues I've seen with large raiding parties. It also scales things like the size of raids, the amount of immigration, the frequency of traders and things like that based upon prestige. Some of those things are already scaled based on prestige, but HR: Scandinavia doubles down on that.

I really enjoy this map pal, raiders are enough of a challenge but don't ruin everything in the early stages. I am also at the iron age and they are getting tougher, so is mining I have to travel a fair bit to get tin but I just continue to let them use flint knives so that metal is used for better equipment. The worst time I had was right at the start, a lion killed all but one female adult but scavenging and hardy Scottish hearts won the day

If I remember correctly, the reason I didn't include more tin and copper is partly because those metals are much more rare in reality. Thus, unlocking iron tools is a huge revolution not just because they are more effective and more durable, but because iron is one of the most common minerals in the earth's crust. However, just like with stone, I can show you how to increase the amount of copper and tin on any of the maps you choose to play on.

Also, if you are playing on the lowlands maps, there is very little metal of any kind. If you play on highlands or mountains, you may find that there is enough copper and tin for your liking.

@TheFlemishCatgirl

It's been a while since I've played due to life circumstances and a decision to step away for a while, so I can't remember exactly how I beat the raiders in that neolithic-copper age transition. I'll try again and let you know if I come up with any other tips.

Depending on which location you play, there is more or less stone. The higher the elevation, the more stone, so highlands and mountains have quite a bit more stone than lowlands. However, if you want to add more stone to any of the locations, I can show you how to customize the scenario.

@TheFlemishCatgirl

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! I had a lot of fun making it.

As far as tips for surviving raiders go, fortifications are super important. Even though they don't last long, they absorb damage that would otherwise be directed at your population. Also, the size of raids is tied to your population size, so if you lose a large portion of your population to a raid, don't give up! It might take a while to recover, but it doesn't mean you are defeated.

Furthermore, on normal mode, you control when the ages advance, so make sure your population is well-equipped before unlocking the copper age. Also remember that flint weapons are just as effective as copper ones, it's just that copper weapons are more durable and last longer.