KNIGHTS AND MERCHANTS REVIEW FULL

KNIGHTS AND MERCHANTS REVIEW FULL

These soldiers need to eat too, and there’s a “Feed Troops” command that will restore each man to full health. Now imagine that you have spent the requisite half an hour to build up a thriving village and produce an army of soldiers a few dozen strong. This is somehow even more frustrating than it sounds because the map is essentially gridded out, and each square can only contain one unit, and they cannot move past each other. Every unit of every resource must be carried by a serf from its point of origin to its destination, including stones for paving the roads that must connect your buildings in order for them to operate for no clear reason. Each map requires you to erect a sprawling village of craftsmen and laborers just to produce even the most basic militia. If reading that paragraph made your eyes glaze over then you have a pretty good idea of how Knights and Merchants plays. And all of these people eat a well-balanced diet of bread and meat and wine, so you’d better have your agriculture chains laid out before you get into the serious stuff. All of these buildings must be built by your laborers using materials carted around by your serfs from the warehouse, and staffed by special craftsmen trained at the school. And those crafters require materials like timber and leather, which are produced at workshops from raw materials like wood and hides, which are obtained from even more workshops. What that means is that instead of building a barracks to crank out soldiers, you build a barracks that requires recruits from the schoolhouse, axes from the weaponsmith, and armor from the armorsmith. Knights and Merchants is indeed a real-time strategy game set in Ye Olde Medieval Tymes, and purports to be historically accurate insofar as the tools and weapons go. And when I put it like that, I’m sure it doesn’t. Of course then you wouldn’t have a game, but then again I’m not sure the world still needs an RTS with overcomplicated supply chains in a Warcraft 1 era engine. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.I have been tricked! There are no merchants in this game! There are plenty of knights though, and they’re mostly kicking my royal ass so I could do without those, too. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. If you promise to stop (by clicking the Agree button below), we'll unblock your connection for now, but we will immediately re-block it if we detect additional bad behavior.

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Knights and merchants review