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yeah when i meant factories i didnt fully mean proper factories i just worded it really badly i more meant slightly more advanced stuff like furnaces if that makes sense?

btw adding on, by industrialism i dont mean by many large factories, maybe there could be a few possibilities for smaller end factories but by 1800's im more thinking on the line of steam engines, maybe early oil engines, trains and more stuff that fit on that like

I thought that more ages getting implemented onto the progression of the game could be a good idea from what seems to be the style of game this is, before anyone says anything if im completely wrong im new to this and currently 13 hours into my first playthrough and learning the game, the game to me seems like a hardcore survival progressive type game, i know it goes from the stone age all the way to the steel age which is a huge jump and already a large area, i was thinking if the progression carried on towards ages like the early 1800's there could be so much possibility and would absolutely fit into the theme of the game, im not saying it should be an immediate jump or add anything modern, im more thinking on the lines of stuff like early trains, steam engines, very early electricity and extremely early industrialism for endgame content, i believe the game is in the 1400's right now and people might say thats a huge skip but thats not what im saying at all im saying that the progression between then should also be a thing, 1500's-1600's-1700's and then early 1800's, it could absolutely fit into the game and i believe it will open up so many possibilities for people who like to build, people who enjoy progressing, those who enjoy making machinery as it will add so much new stuff that will probably be very in depth as this game is already, those who like to hunt it will also add so much more to that if the developers want as the current age is where gun technology began