However, when citizens gather and begin throwing rocks, holding up protest signs, and burning down each others houses… well that's bad. When people start gathering at the town center for festivals, there's little to worry about.
When adults are about their business doing laundry and children are in the streets playing, it's a good indication that things are going well. When the citizens of the city are happy, players will see them going about their business, which is a good thing. The people living in those houses will take care of improving their property on their own as the game progresses and city improves. Once houses are placed, people will move in and your city will be under way. Citizens will go about their business without your help, but will need a place to sleep. The larger the city gets, the more demands the people will have. Wood for building, food for eating, supplies to clothe the inhabitants. When first landing, that means building up a basic infrastructure. Basically that means setting them up with all of the goods that they need to survive. The main thrust of the challenge will be keeping the citizens of the city in good straights. The ship will land on an island and players will need to go from there to build up a healthy city and happy populace as best they can. by many, will put players in the role of the leader on board of a ship headed for greener pastures. The intent is to be based on history around the time of 1701 when the New World was being plundered along with the Caribbean. But don't go thinking that it's historically accurate that's not the design intent. 1701 is a historically based game as is implied by the title.
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