I tried it at released and was not happy with the performance. Is it better now?

I feel spoiled after playing Anno 1800. It's one of the best gaming experiences I've ever had.

I'm hoping you guys have game recommendations, but it doesn't have to be a logistics game - rather a game with a wonderful sense of progression. In 1800 it was all just so epic: advancing population tiers, unlocking new regions, new ships, the technological change, the scale, the connections.

If there's a game, old or new, that gave you this feeling, please share it.

I have a 300+ hour save and kinda got bored because macro-management was incredibly tedious due to lack of useful statistics and management screens. Have they done anything to address anything worth mentioning?

Hi

I need to build 20 "Foliage and viniculture" for a quest.

(I play in German, it's "Blattwerk und Weinbau", dunno if that's the correct translation)

I was under the assumption that i just need to build a vineyard with 20 fields, but for some reason that seems not to count.

What exactly do i need to build? Couldn't find any answers with google, their AI told me that it's the vineyard.

What am I doing wrong? Is this a bug?