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If you prefer to leave more possibilities, perhaps "medieval" would be enough for the pedestal, the bench, and the sign?
I also added various new settings to allow fine-tuning the behavior of guided tours and did some improvements to the tour duty itself. Your pawns will no longer starve themselves just to watch a magnificent piece of steel.
@qux
Done!
I start a tribal game and I see I can build glass walls
@Y O D A (seasoned)
I tried to reproduce your issue but cannot find any issues. Please reproduce your issue and provide a HugsLog, something must be causing an exception, which fails the re-assignment to the original guest lord.
What do you mean with the guide? The guide is always just one person, the rest is just following the guide. You can identify the guide by looking for the pawn moving first and having speech bubbles pop up while looking at a watchable building.
I will try to investigate the cancelled tour logic. I have to wrangle the Lord way from the guest logic to make them follow the tour. Sounds like it's not being re-assigned to the guest lord at end
Also when I start a tour and cancel it, guest will not be listed as guest anymore
Thanks for the report, I have a suspicion why that happens, I'll try to fix it soon