@@DarkchGames especially since one of the key problems people have is the npcs doing stupid stuff apparently, and this reviewer is like "WOW the npcs DO STUFF". That said, it still looks like it's alreay better than MD in many ways. The MD fans had to practically BEG the devs to allow more combat.
I can assure you I wasn't paid for this video 😂 I was invited to the playtest which is what this video was based off, and then I bought the game like everyone else to keep playing it. So far I'm not regretting it
one thing about medieval dynasty that sets itself apart from other types of these games is that MD is mainly just a farming/decoration game with some survival elements. I don't think it was ever supposed to be combat oriented.
I do like the autonomy of the NPCs in bellwright but I also like the family aspect of medieval dynasty where you can have a spouse and children to carry on your legacy when your character dies.
Keep in mind that the company behind Bellwright has a history of releasing games in EA and never finishing them. It's worth checking out the video Kira did on it before you consider buying the game.
so what i heard is that they left last oasis after the player basis died.. but they still made 2 more seassons before leaving it after the player basis died. is that what you mean?
@@xXChemikerXx What I mean is look up the youtube channel Kira and look at his video on Bellwright from yesterday. He explains quite clearly their previous projects and why he doesn't have faith that this one will get finished.
Manor Lords isn’t a survival game, it’s a city builder that’ll be forgotten by the vast majority of people in a couple of weeks because the game barely has any content yet, I’ve seen streamers beat the game in less than 5 hours on normal difficulty
@@ThinkPositiveDude my guy if it’s an early access game yeah I’m pretty sure you can beat the game in 5 hours, it’s like you people don’t understand the words “early access” or your just choosing not to have common sense
I've played both and logged over 100 hours in Medieval Dynasty. I'm currently around 30 hours in Bellwright. From my experience, Bellwright is so much more grindy, sometimes almost to a fault. For instance, going to Tier 2 by building the Village Hall was a pain in the arse. For one, it takes so much resources and two, it takes forever to build. Even with assigning the villagers to build it, it still takes a while to complete. Also, researching and crafting things takes longer than it needs to be. In Medieval Dynasty I don't remember being pissed off quite as often because things were taking way too long to build. In Bellwright it feels like everything takes twice as long to build. Both are extremely fun to play, but I will have to give the edge to Medieval Dynasty because it doesn't piss me off as much as Bellwright.
I'm also at that stage of the game, although I'm playing co-op so that helps a bit speeding things up. From what I can tell hiring lots of villagers and prioritising their tasks based on their skills is the key to alleviating a lot of the grind - I'm still wrapping my head around the prioritisation system. It may be worth submitting your feedback to the Devs as they are doing daily tweaks, fixes and adjustments based on feedback and bug reports :) I absolutely love Medieval Dynasty but sometimes it feels like pure micro management and not enough action. We'll see if Bellwright will keep scratching that itch or if it ends up the same :)
Brilliant video, such a succinct overview and comparison. Really well presented and put a new game on my radar. Got a sub from me, hope to see more Bellwright content on your channel!
Yes, this was a great compare and contrast. Thank you. If they add just a couple of survival mechanics to Bellwright, it sounds like a nearly perfect game. Or perhaps some mods could be created? But I LOVE the NPC system. Sounds amazing.
Thank you for watching! 🌸 And yes I believe there are already some mods for Bellwright, and the Devs are keen to do mod support as they were modders themselves before
I was going to give MD a shot when I found Bellwright. Now I'm about 300 hours in the game bascially forgot that there was some kind of main quest line and have still not reached the final tech tier. ;-) Though due to raids I must say it kept me so busy at times that it was outright stressful. On the other hand there is always something to do: Inspecting outposts if they have all tools and food, scouting for new resources, fortification, expansion of the village, buying seeds for farming, managing storage and preparing for winter and raiding the raiders back of course. So you can do quests but usually it's easy to set own own goals like for example I've just geared up a whole NPC village, let's see if they now can fight back without my assistence. ;) Thoug I must say as of now it's too cumbersome to lead an army arround the map because you constantly have to stock up everybody wíth food and that in turn spoils fast. They've improved on the latter meanwhile so it lasts longer but the cheap basic food like dried mushrooms or berries is gone in about 2 in game days, so you hardly can't be on an expedition for weeks. Also the weapons break after a while and need to fixed or replaced. Finally since there are teleporters in the game that only can be used by the player, I most of the time end up fighting enemies myself. My people have better things to do anyway, like taking care of the farms or chopping more wood. ;-)
Yes true! Although Bellwright might eventually come out on console too after 1.0, typically EA games are first released on PC until stabilised and optimised enough, and then develop consoles, cross-play etc. I hope they do!
It does have interesting elements that we don't often see in survival games. I hope it captivates me more than Enshrouded, as I'm not much of a builder anyway!
@@GwentheShieldmaiden Enshrouded has some fun gameplay, but yeah. It is the building elements that drags people in for sure 🙂 Anyway, if you'll play Bellwright, I'll sure watch it.
Having enough villagers helps a bit to speed things up, and I am playing co-op with 3 friends so even though it's grindy, I don't feel the pain as much. I'm also not yet at tier 2 (still building the village hall) so maybe things will get harder after building wise. But it may be worth submitting your feedback to the Devs as they're constantly tweaking and patching the game based on player feedback. They've been very proactive on the official Discord to address pain points
looks good. Hopefully with MD and SD the game loop doesn't get boring. Good thing they implemented some brains into the NPCs tho :) Also yes, the playtest video is requested.
Yes! But this will come later, the devs are working on it :) There's already limitations on what you can forage in the winter so seasons have more of an impact now
@@Yt81818That's fair, I played on stream for 9h straight yesterday and barely scratched the surface of all the content, I'll probably get another 70h out of it so I don't regret buying it for that price :) Glad I gave it a shot
Medieval Dynasty seemed a little too tedious because of the micro-managing of the villagers. Bellwright, as you mentioned, seems to have greatly improved the mechanics of village management and seems to be a lot more fun. Think I'll try it out....after I complete the Ashlands in Velheim
Thanks for watching! From the official Discord: "We'll have controller support soon, it should work partially out of the box but you'll definitely be missing some buttons you need"
Was watching SirJayWalkers Bellwright Stream and he mentioned you and came to check it from another perspective... Very awesome video and comparison between the 2 games... I feel like medieval dynasty needs more late game content to break the autonomy... it kinda gets boring late game without any action, but from what i watched, bellwright might be more fun with weapons and combat.
Yes you've hit the nail on the head! I'm towards the end of my co-op playthrough of Medieval Dynasty and we've almost unlocked every building and decorated our town, there's not much else to do other than hunting for sport and endless fetch quests. I really want my kid to be of age to experience the dynasty aspect, but that's going to take another 100h of gameplay 😩 way too long
Not really bellwright is more a RPG And Dynasty is more a survival management game The only thing you can compair is the city building element the rest is totaly different
Thanks for the video! I've played Medieval Dynasty in the past but it was just... too passive? I played the Bellwright beta last year and I've been pretty hyped for it. Thing is now I'm trying to look for more info on Manor Lords since it keeps being compared to Bellwright. Either way, I want to give the Bellwright Devs a chance solely because I found the game to be very fun. I will miss those Survival Elements though. I actually really loved that in MD.
I totally get the passive thing with MD, I love that game but really do miss action! I wish it were more like Valheim in that regard. Maybe that's why I'm enjoying Bellwright, it feels like the stakes are higher as you could be killed at any time by bandits!
Oxygen Not Included already exposed the glaring issue with priorities, and non-specific assignments: workers do one step of a task and go to the next task, wasting time on traveling back and forth between them, taking forever to finish anything. I've had a worker with research on priority 9 and construction on 5, and it still lugged a single log from the communal chest to a building site, then went back to research for one second, before going on his way to fell trees, so I've had to completely disable all activities except research for that worker to stick to researching. Sorry, but eventually having to resort to disregarding priorities and setting everything to disabled while keeping one task active, is just functionally the same thing Medieval Dynasty already has with its own specific assignments, so there is no way less micromanagement nightmare involved here...
Yeah I'm still trying to wrap my head around this priority system now that I've played the EA version a bit, the devs have been taking feedback on those points so there might be some tweaks in the future. We shall see. I'm just happy they actually do stuff even without a specific assignment, rather than being idle like in MD
OH also you might have gotten the priority ranking the wrong way around: Priority 1 will get tackled first, Priority 9 is bottom of the list. So if you want them to do research first, you need to put it in 1 :)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden Now that's totally counterintuitive. Thanks. The issue I described with workers doing just one step of a task to go do one step of another task still persists with equal priorities though, just like it does in ONI. Oh well... releasing half-finished games is the norm nowadays, what can you do.
To be fair it's in Early Access :) so yeah it's not finished, and if those issues are reported to the devs they can fix them quicker (they've already done 4-5 patches since release so they're definitely listening)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden I'm a child of an era where you bought disks that actually had the game files on them, you put them into your computer, and what you installed was the game everyone was playing for years. Then came internet. Patching is convenient now. Higher speed internet -> larger patches are excusable -> what the hell, let's just not finish games and release them. Oversimplified, but accurate. The only excuse for unfinished content in my book is episodic content.
Question: I played Medieval Dynasty, one thing who bugged me was the repetitive tasks, I mean I can't play hours and hours so I'm annoy to spend my gaming time to collect wood and painfully skill my farming skill... what is your thought on that for both games ?
With both games you're supposed to hire NPCs to do the grunt work for you, to the point you should be able to be completely hands off... hypothetically. It's always still some micro management to make sure the NPCs collect the things you need, but if set up properly you should be able to cut out grinding entirely
@@GwentheShieldmaiden IIRC In medieval dynasty you need to skill your character to unlock techs. It was too repetitive IMO, but I did not play that game for more a year, maybe even two...
@@Nick-y9c yes that's right, and in Bellwright there's an element of that but it's not as prevalent. To upskill you can read books that you find through quests or buy
Perfect video, exactly what I was looking for. I'm very surprised you only have 1k subs, this video was the quality that I'd expect of a 200k-1mil channel! I've been looking for a replacement for Medieval Engineers since that game's development was abandoned, and Bellwright looks closer to it than Medieval Dynasty due to the larger emphasis on combat. I was very disappointed to learn the buildings are pre-built in both though, and that Bellwright doesn't really have survival mechanics. In the month since you released this video, have you learnt anything about if they have any plans to add free-form building like ME, or more in-depth survival mechanics like ME or MD?
Thank you so much 🥹 this means a lot. Totally agree with you there, if only MD and Bellwright had freeform building...! I dream of being able to build like in Valheim or Enshrouded. I doubt that will be added after the fact as it completely changes the building mechanics, but I suspect/hope they'll add more decoration pieces, customisable build pieces like different walls, windows etc like in MD. Bellwright Devs will definitely add more survival elements down the line, so that will make it interesting too
Thanks! I understand. I just keep my expectations knowing that the game might not evolve more, but in its current state it's enough for me to have fun so I was ok spending the money :) Also I had heard of ORKAM and LO, what's the 3rd game they developed?
Idk, I learned that the developer's are owned by Snail Games, and snail games have a history of not being able to publish and host good quality, finished games. I bought Dark and Light when it first came out, super excited about it because it was like, fantasy medieval/DND + ARK, and content creators were going BANANAS over it. Then it just dropped off the face of the earth. Abandoned by snail. I won't purchase another Early Access game from them or any sub-developers owned by them again.
@@GwentheShieldmaiden the entire tech tree is manor lords. 80% of this game is basically manor lords. All they did was add hunger to your person, and your the worker not the one telling others to work. Oh wait that’s there TOO It’s literally third person manor lords lol.
@@RameyFamily I'd say it's closer to Bannerlord than ML in that case. But I still think they're totally different games in a totally different category. I'm not interested in playing Manor Lords because it's an RTS, while Bellwright is an action survival/RPG that happens to have battles and city building, which is more my thing. Ultimately it's down to the balance of different elements that will attract different players :)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden I’m a fan of both. I played the demo thing manor lords released last year for about a week. The similarities are basically copy and paste I do enjoy this game though but it really does seem exactly like manor lords when you look at the tech tree. And the workers in the community you build. Some of it even looks copy and paste. I’m a huge fan of banner lords. But lately the only modding community has been its only saving grace. Same with Total War if you’re a historical type gamer like me. What else do you guys play?
@RameyFamily I'm more of a co-op survival player so things like Medieval Dynasty, Valheim and 7DTD. Dabbled a bit with Enshrouded but wasn't taken by it, and sometimes play some Mordhau for bash bash (but I'm absolutely TERRIBLE at it but it's fun for meme value). And back in the day I played a bit of AoE 2. I really love Medieval Dynasty but it's a lot of micro management which can be frustrating at times
This is a really sketchy video (just like the developer). Comparing a game overly favourably to another game thats designed to be completely different.
Yeah Medieval Dynasty has that, but not Bellwright as it would be very hard to manage alongside the raiding system (would children fight too? what if both parents die before a child is old enough? etc etc)
Ngl I feel like they picked the worst time possible to release this game, because it’s not going to compete with Manor Lords, that’s a fact. They should have given Manor Lords a few months for the hype to die down. I’m still getting the game, just definitely not now.
The gaming community is a toxic place. This game is great and a good comparison video. One tip eat meat it has a health regen aspect. And seasons have a small debuf slightly less productive in winter followers are have a small mood change because it’s raining and you’re running across the landscape. It’s a great game as is fully playable and complete story included right to end game at day one of ea release that’s impressive. I played medieval dynasty at day one. I couldn’t play it it was horrible I picked it up like 6 months later and enjoyed it ended up many hours in but at day one to day one this is insanely better.
Developers should forget the "directional" combat thing, and never look back. It looks and feels somewhat complex, but damn, these are games... Its just bad.
Note to devs: 1. Speed up the pace of the game itself by at least 10%, ideally 20%, all around (way to slow to move/run without any gear, let alone when you equip full set of plate armor) 2. Improve storage capacity for all buildings, by 100% 3. Speed up the building animations by 30-40% (clicking on a few dots at first, to build any starter building is nice, but starting tier 2 and don't let me start on tier 3 buildings, it is a nightmare, especially when you need something quickly and you are doing all the building yourself, at night, when your AI helpers are sleeping) 4. Combat needs a lot of polishing, for an early access experience it is ok, but leaves a lot to be desired 5. Being able to equip only 1 cloth quiver is really handicapping you in any kind of raid scenario, should also be improved upon 6. While finding food is not the issue, getting all the ore types is another story... 7. Minimap needs a complete rework (it is a complete mess at this point). 8. Getting the Bellwright status at any neutral village shouldn't be the prerequisite to build "Village archery range" and "Village training grounds", cause you need those buildings to help you earn required "Trust points" (they can only be build once you have maxed trust points). Not being able to place "Travel sign" closer to a village is ridiculous. 9. No water interaction in any way, so kind of makes it funny having to provide food for your subjects, but water is not the issue. 10. Day goes by really quickly, needs to be addressed in a way that we should get somewhere in the ball park of 40-50% more daylight than it is at the moment. Overall, game has a lot of potential, but also needs a ton of work. Judging their track record, I am not keeping my hopes high. If they manage to get things sorted out, in a few years time (I would say at least 2 more years before the official release) this game could become one of the best in genre.
Bellwright looks cool but I'm very sceptical seeing the developers, donkey crew. Their last two games got lots of hype and buys and were later abandoned before being fully released when they were unable to improve the games significantly and the playerbases died. The devs can either be viewed as incompetent or fraudulent, neither of which gives you lots of hope when buying into an alpha.
That's fair, and everyone should do their own research and weigh the pros and cons before buying any game. For me, having playtested it and seeing how much content there is, it was worth the purchase and I'll get my money's worth in game hours, even if development goes no further
@@GwentheShieldmaiden That's all well and good, but that's like sitting down at a restaurant, paying for your meal; waiting two hours and only getting half the course and saying "Well, for the money spent even though we didn't get everything promised, I still enjoyed what they offered and the time we spent waiting." That's the problem; too many people are comfortable paying for a third or half of a promised product; and that promotes developers to look at the numbers and say "Well, the player base has dipped down, it's not worth it for us to keep making the game, let's shelve it and just start work on a new one, and people will buy into it in a year or two when we put it up as 'early access' and we'll see how that goes." Nobody goes into a restaurant, orders a meal, and when only a fraction of the meal is delivered; are happy to pay for less than was promised. Nor does anyone goto a movie and when the movie is turned off on the last 15 minutes, do they get up and say "Well, I enjoyed what I got to watch."
The crafting and building seemed interesting but I really disliked the intro of Bellwright. So much that i took it off my wishlist as soon as I saw someone playing the demo and heard the intro. The story seemed just so badly written and unrealistic that i lost all interest. What's your thought on the story? Does it improve further down the line? Are you forced to follow a rather rigid story arc and does the game end when you finish the story or can you play endlessly like in Medieval Dynasty?
Yeah the intro is a bit long winded, the TL;DR is just: you are coming back to a land you had to flee as a child after being wrongly accused of murdering the future King, now his sister is in power and a tyrant and everything's turned to shite Brexit style, so you come back to liberate villages from the bad lords and Queen. That last bit is really the key takeaway and end goal, but you're pretty much left to do whatever you want like in MD. There don't seem to be a rigid story line beyond that at some point you should liberate other villages, but not even sure that's being enforced. Good news is you can skip that intro cinematic ;)
Note that I made this video before EA release, based on a few hours of gameplay. If you watch my actual streamed playthrough from after release, you'll see my updated opinion on the building system. The TL;DR is: I like that recruited NPCs help out, because building the stuff manually is even more tedious than in MD.
@@GwentheShieldmaiden fair enough, just the whole thing seemed a lil fishy as if you were idk wanting to be on the devs good side for whatever reason? Not sure but thankyou for proving me wrong. God bless
I have played Bellwright over 120 hours. Its a great game. It does need some work and polish here and there, such as, *using fences* to farm and kill bandits is OP and needs tweaking. The leveling of skills takes too long as well. Other than that I have thoroughly enjoyed it. Medieval Dynasty is garbage. With the ability being able to modify how easy the enemies are to kill, the game is super easy, and lacks any challenge. They shouldn't allow you to massively lower enemy health at all. Its like a built-in cheat code. Even if the Dev's drop Bellwright and never develop it again its already more fun and challenging then MD was.
I think MD has slowed a lot, they went the path of co op and other platforms over more content being released first, it's their game but they chose to get more money over a better game.
@@GwentheShieldmaiden the constant praise of bellwright, but then not mentioning medevil dynasty’s benefits. And also the devs might abandon the game which i hope they don’t
I tried to focus more on sharing the key differences between the two games for those who don't know Bellwright and want to benchmark it against a more established game, and concluded that which one might prefer is really down to preferred playstyle. MD has less action (as of now and before their next Combat update) and is a lot more chill to play, but also has a more enjoyable settlement building/decoration element to it. I found that in MD once you max out all the tech and progression, it can get a bit stale. But I still really enjoyed it which is why I started playing Sengoku Dynasty next. Bellwright felt like it had a lot going on from the get-go, it feels like it has a lot of content from the start which makes it pretty exciting early game. But I hit a bit of a wall with the progression which made it a bit frustrating (but probably more user's fault tbf). And some parts of the settlement management and UI aren't as intuitive, but the Devs have been continuously improving on those bits since EA release so hopefully that will get better too. And it's still an EA game, so it comes with some bugs and improvements needed ofc. Overall I do think both have their merits, it really depends what you want to get out of your gaming experience, what kind of progression you enjoy, and even your mood imo :)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden Wow all facts.. idk how tf you how articulately explained both sides of the argument in a non bias way, THROUGH TEXT!? But you did. That’s really quite impressive, i went from being more sceptical about your channel to an eager subscriber who is waiting to hear your outlook on future topics!
@@PashaOCEThank you for taking the time to watch, comment and have a constructive discussion, that's really appreciated! :) Hope you enjoy the rest of the videos 😊
Idk , to be honest i was following medieval dynasty since 0.8 version , and it improved quite a lot along the way , but at the same time is was not that laggy , idk the visual in both look the same but the level of detail in bellwright is just out of place , i mean do we really need 150k polygon trees ? the game feels more like alpha then early access , ppl forgot how early access started all along, it started with games being almost finished , like they had the base gameplay but some content was still in development , now EA basically throw at you a laggy mess with somehow finished mechanics and stuff like that
Lol just before Manor lords .... i didnt think much of the demo and what ive seen. Hope im wrong and its great. Battle though looks generic, bland and repetitive....
Well for me its Medieval Dynasty for sure ! I dont trust the devs from Bellwright , like more ppl said , its there 3 th game , the other 2 where never finished! And then the publisher ,Snail Games ! Can it even wors !? So no , for me is Bellwright 👎👎👎
MD was getting boring to me. Adding a few buildings like shops and piers is good but not too exciting. I was hoping to get military buildings to turn peasants into soldiers then attack bandit camps etc. Do bandits attack your village btw as i never experienced it. Can't wait for BW to come to ps5
Yes MD does feel a bit finite once you unlocked all the technologies and stuff. I still enjoy decorating but in co-op it feels a bit limited in end game. Military buildings and bandit raids would be so cool if added to the game! I don't believe currently they do in MD, bandits only spawn in their bandit camp locations around the map
Been playing it since release yesterday, only minor bugs that the Devs jump on straight away, and as far as I can see there's A TON of content, we've only scratched the surface. Looks like I'll easily sink 70h into the game and for that price, for me it's totally worth the buy even if they don't develop it further. But that's just my humble opinion :)
Medieval Dynasty wins easily. So she likes NPC's doing stuff without controlling them.. LAZY.. why play if you don't want to control the game to some point. and the other game will never be completed, they never do with any of their games.
Everyone likes games for different reasons, it's all subjective anyway. I prefer exploring and doing quests rather than getting bogged down in micromanagement. That's why I don't play heavy sim games and prefer survival/crafting for example. Everyone has their own preferences 🤷🏻♀️
I refunded the game after it crashed a few times and realized that its developed by donkey crew and snail games. It'll be abandoned it a couple of months.
60 hours in hasn’t crashed once for me maybe check out your pc. And it’s pretty much finished it’s 100% playable and a lot of fun as is some tweaks would be nice but again 60 hours in and I’m just entering stage 2 building out of 3 so 1/3 way complete. From what I’ve seen of people further in it’s still complete it doesn’t just end which most ea at day of release you hit a wall saying story will continue later. I really like how they did placeholders for the acting and finished the story and will update it as it goes but it’s complete and can be played through.
This video is EXACTLY what I was looking for! I enjoyed Medieval Dynasty a ton, but definitely ran out of stuff eventually (before even needing the "dynasty" aspect...). Thank you!
I would trust the Medieval Dynasty developers more than the Bellwright developers which have a history of incomplete games.
exactly, they ignored the history of the company that never delivered what they promised, it looks like a paid review
Medieval Dynasty is really derpy.
@@DarkchGames especially since one of the key problems people have is the npcs doing stupid stuff apparently, and this reviewer is like "WOW the npcs DO STUFF".
That said, it still looks like it's alreay better than MD in many ways. The MD fans had to practically BEG the devs to allow more combat.
This is true, but at the moment I'm seeing up to half a dozen updates every day. Not that that's a long term sign, but it's a positive move
I can assure you I wasn't paid for this video 😂 I was invited to the playtest which is what this video was based off, and then I bought the game like everyone else to keep playing it. So far I'm not regretting it
Wow this was such a great video! The side by side comparisons are fantastic!
one thing about medieval dynasty that sets itself apart from other types of these games is that MD is mainly just a farming/decoration game with some survival elements. I don't think it was ever supposed to be combat oriented.
Totally! Although did you see the next big update on their roadmap is a combat update? I'm very excited and curious about that!
That's what makes it so good.
Medieval Dynasty: survival aspects as an individual
Bellwright: survival aspects as a group of people
That's such a good way to describe it!
exactly.. not even close to the same game. I have no desire to play bellwright..
@@oztuber2 Medieval Dynasty is trash... waaay to easy
Love the new games in that genre that are coming out. Always wanted Bannerlord + Valheim
I do like the autonomy of the NPCs in bellwright but I also like the family aspect of medieval dynasty where you can have a spouse and children to carry on your legacy when your character dies.
autonomy of the NPC's is lazy imo... might as well watch a movie rather than play the game
Fantastic video; it was quite helpful. I would be interested in seeing gameplay content as well. Keep up the excellent work. Thanks!
it is about time Mount & Blade had a Baby with Medieval Dynasty and made Bellwright .
I was very excited until I saw Snail is behind it.
All I'm going to suggest is, wait and see how this goes before buying.
They have....a history.
Donkey crew also they made Of Kings and men. Took the money stoped developing and left game dead. Last oasis also i dont trust them at all.
Keep in mind that the company behind Bellwright has a history of releasing games in EA and never finishing them. It's worth checking out the video Kira did on it before you consider buying the game.
so what i heard is that they left last oasis after the player basis died.. but they still made 2 more seassons before leaving it after the player basis died. is that what you mean?
@@xXChemikerXx What I mean is look up the youtube channel Kira and look at his video on Bellwright from yesterday. He explains quite clearly their previous projects and why he doesn't have faith that this one will get finished.
This dev has a really bad rep. They always abandon their games. It's Manor Lord for me.
Weird that she didn't mention that
Manor Lord looks boring even dev said it's casual city builder
Manor Lords isn’t a survival game, it’s a city builder that’ll be forgotten by the vast majority of people in a couple of weeks because the game barely has any content yet, I’ve seen streamers beat the game in less than 5 hours on normal difficulty
Both for me
@@ThinkPositiveDude my guy if it’s an early access game yeah I’m pretty sure you can beat the game in 5 hours, it’s like you people don’t understand the words “early access” or your just choosing not to have common sense
I've played both and logged over 100 hours in Medieval Dynasty. I'm currently around 30 hours in Bellwright. From my experience, Bellwright is so much more grindy, sometimes almost to a fault. For instance, going to Tier 2 by building the Village Hall was a pain in the arse. For one, it takes so much resources and two, it takes forever to build. Even with assigning the villagers to build it, it still takes a while to complete. Also, researching and crafting things takes longer than it needs to be. In Medieval Dynasty I don't remember being pissed off quite as often because things were taking way too long to build. In Bellwright it feels like everything takes twice as long to build. Both are extremely fun to play, but I will have to give the edge to Medieval Dynasty because it doesn't piss me off as much as Bellwright.
I'm also at that stage of the game, although I'm playing co-op so that helps a bit speeding things up. From what I can tell hiring lots of villagers and prioritising their tasks based on their skills is the key to alleviating a lot of the grind - I'm still wrapping my head around the prioritisation system. It may be worth submitting your feedback to the Devs as they are doing daily tweaks, fixes and adjustments based on feedback and bug reports :)
I absolutely love Medieval Dynasty but sometimes it feels like pure micro management and not enough action. We'll see if Bellwright will keep scratching that itch or if it ends up the same :)
Great Video. It helped me a lot. And I would love to see gameplay content.
Keep up the good work. Thank you!
Thanks so much Rappodon, and thank you for the donation! 🙏
Brilliant video, such a succinct overview and comparison. Really well presented and put a new game on my radar. Got a sub from me, hope to see more Bellwright content on your channel!
Thank you so much for the lovely comment!
Yes, this was a great compare and contrast. Thank you.
If they add just a couple of survival mechanics to Bellwright, it sounds like a nearly perfect game. Or perhaps some mods could be created? But I LOVE the NPC system. Sounds amazing.
Thank you for watching! 🌸
And yes I believe there are already some mods for Bellwright, and the Devs are keen to do mod support as they were modders themselves before
I was going to give MD a shot when I found Bellwright. Now I'm about 300 hours in the game bascially forgot that there was some kind of main quest line and have still not reached the final tech tier. ;-) Though due to raids I must say it kept me so busy at times that it was outright stressful. On the other hand there is always something to do: Inspecting outposts if they have all tools and food, scouting for new resources, fortification, expansion of the village, buying seeds for farming, managing storage and preparing for winter and raiding the raiders back of course. So you can do quests but usually it's easy to set own own goals like for example I've just geared up a whole NPC village, let's see if they now can fight back without my assistence. ;) Thoug I must say as of now it's too cumbersome to lead an army arround the map because you constantly have to stock up everybody wíth food and that in turn spoils fast. They've improved on the latter meanwhile so it lasts longer but the cheap basic food like dried mushrooms or berries is gone in about 2 in game days, so you hardly can't be on an expedition for weeks. Also the weapons break after a while and need to fixed or replaced. Finally since there are teleporters in the game that only can be used by the player, I most of the time end up fighting enemies myself. My people have better things to do anyway, like taking care of the farms or chopping more wood. ;-)
ON POINT REVIEW! Thank you!! SUbbed!!
Can't rule out the factor that Bellwright is for PC only and Dynasty is for both console as well as PC.
Yes true! Although Bellwright might eventually come out on console too after 1.0, typically EA games are first released on PC until stabilised and optimised enough, and then develop consoles, cross-play etc. I hope they do!
you get a debuff in the cold
Yeah I didn't notice that in the playtest, seems to be the case now!
Bellwright looks really interesting, especially combat. Looking forward to that clip you might share 😉
It does have interesting elements that we don't often see in survival games. I hope it captivates me more than Enshrouded, as I'm not much of a builder anyway!
@@GwentheShieldmaiden Enshrouded has some fun gameplay, but yeah. It is the building elements that drags people in for sure 🙂
Anyway, if you'll play Bellwright, I'll sure watch it.
Great video! Helped me get much more hyped for Bellwight while I wait 12 more minutes to play it for the first time!
Glad you enjoyed it! :)
Awesome video 🙏🏽
8:45 over 100 hours you say, more like over 10 years IRL. Building is just painfully grindy and long
Having enough villagers helps a bit to speed things up, and I am playing co-op with 3 friends so even though it's grindy, I don't feel the pain as much. I'm also not yet at tier 2 (still building the village hall) so maybe things will get harder after building wise. But it may be worth submitting your feedback to the Devs as they're constantly tweaking and patching the game based on player feedback. They've been very proactive on the official Discord to address pain points
@@GwentheShieldmaiden you will see in tier 2 how painful is
looks good. Hopefully with MD and SD the game loop doesn't get boring. Good thing they implemented some brains into the NPCs tho :) Also yes, the playtest video is requested.
I think for Bellwright the combat/raid aspect will keep players on their toes, so they won't get bored as easily
Very nice review. Have both games. Both games have their own merits.
Thank you!
Great side by side comparison! I love this genre/setting of these games, so the more the merrier for me 😆
Likewise!
Looking forward to it on Tuesday!
Likewise! Will probably stream it in the evening :D
I love Medieval Dynasty due to the almost complete lack of fighting.
Yeah it's a nice chill game for building and exploring without fear of mobs or raids :)
Weather system is a must needs some sort of survival element like drinking water and winter being cold and farms get affected
Yes! But this will come later, the devs are working on it :) There's already limitations on what you can forage in the winter so seasons have more of an impact now
@GwentheShieldmaiden game has potential but all the reviews say they will just abandon the game so I'm just gonna wait and see how it progresses
@@Yt81818That's fair, I played on stream for 9h straight yesterday and barely scratched the surface of all the content, I'll probably get another 70h out of it so I don't regret buying it for that price :) Glad I gave it a shot
@@GwentheShieldmaiden iv just been watching your video lol
@@GwentheShieldmaiden can you raid villages whenever you want not just bandit camps also will the other villages raise army's to raid you back
Thank you, this was a wonderful comparison.
Medieval Dynasty seemed a little too tedious because of the micro-managing of the villagers. Bellwright, as you mentioned, seems to have greatly improved the mechanics of village management and seems to be a lot more fun. Think I'll try it out....after I complete the Ashlands in Velheim
Thx for the video. Does anyone know if there is controller support?
Thanks for watching! From the official Discord: "We'll have controller support soon, it should work partially out of the box but you'll definitely be missing some buttons you need"
Love the game’s concept! If it spent more time in development then it could potentially turn out really well.
Agreed! Looking forward to seeing what the Devs have planned next, and if it makes it to full release it has a great potential
exceptional video, went to 2 or 3 streams to figure it out about this question and only now i have an idea
Thank you! Glad it was useful :)
Excellent analysis and review Gwen! Great job!
Thank you A-Train!
I like these type of games
Extremely professional, well done!
Thank you! 😊
I heard Alexander Nakarada's music in the background, love his work! Great video, I just subscribed to your channel, keep it up.
Good video! I'd be interested in a bit of gameplay footage for sure :)
what an amazing video new sub here thanks for sharing this!
Thank you, glad you liked it!
Great video! It was fun testing the Beta together!
I hope they optimize the game and a fix combat/raids a bit.
A great video, i hella like it
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it :)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden my pronoun is a male/pancake now. Yay
fantastic channel
Thank you ☺️
Was watching SirJayWalkers Bellwright Stream and he mentioned you and came to check it from another perspective... Very awesome video and comparison between the 2 games... I feel like medieval dynasty needs more late game content to break the autonomy... it kinda gets boring late game without any action, but from what i watched, bellwright might be more fun with weapons and combat.
Yes you've hit the nail on the head! I'm towards the end of my co-op playthrough of Medieval Dynasty and we've almost unlocked every building and decorated our town, there's not much else to do other than hunting for sport and endless fetch quests. I really want my kid to be of age to experience the dynasty aspect, but that's going to take another 100h of gameplay 😩 way too long
Not really bellwright is more a RPG
And Dynasty is more a survival management game
The only thing you can compair is the city building element the rest is totaly different
Thanks for the video! I've played Medieval Dynasty in the past but it was just... too passive? I played the Bellwright beta last year and I've been pretty hyped for it. Thing is now I'm trying to look for more info on Manor Lords since it keeps being compared to Bellwright. Either way, I want to give the Bellwright Devs a chance solely because I found the game to be very fun.
I will miss those Survival Elements though. I actually really loved that in MD.
I totally get the passive thing with MD, I love that game but really do miss action! I wish it were more like Valheim in that regard. Maybe that's why I'm enjoying Bellwright, it feels like the stakes are higher as you could be killed at any time by bandits!
very well done video! Sub! And yes, would love to hear more about the game and roadmap.
Very well done. Earned a sub!
Thank you so much! 😊
Oxygen Not Included already exposed the glaring issue with priorities, and non-specific assignments: workers do one step of a task and go to the next task, wasting time on traveling back and forth between them, taking forever to finish anything. I've had a worker with research on priority 9 and construction on 5, and it still lugged a single log from the communal chest to a building site, then went back to research for one second, before going on his way to fell trees, so I've had to completely disable all activities except research for that worker to stick to researching.
Sorry, but eventually having to resort to disregarding priorities and setting everything to disabled while keeping one task active, is just functionally the same thing Medieval Dynasty already has with its own specific assignments, so there is no way less micromanagement nightmare involved here...
Yeah I'm still trying to wrap my head around this priority system now that I've played the EA version a bit, the devs have been taking feedback on those points so there might be some tweaks in the future. We shall see.
I'm just happy they actually do stuff even without a specific assignment, rather than being idle like in MD
OH also you might have gotten the priority ranking the wrong way around: Priority 1 will get tackled first, Priority 9 is bottom of the list. So if you want them to do research first, you need to put it in 1 :)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden Now that's totally counterintuitive. Thanks. The issue I described with workers doing just one step of a task to go do one step of another task still persists with equal priorities though, just like it does in ONI.
Oh well... releasing half-finished games is the norm nowadays, what can you do.
To be fair it's in Early Access :) so yeah it's not finished, and if those issues are reported to the devs they can fix them quicker (they've already done 4-5 patches since release so they're definitely listening)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden I'm a child of an era where you bought disks that actually had the game files on them, you put them into your computer, and what you installed was the game everyone was playing for years. Then came internet. Patching is convenient now. Higher speed internet -> larger patches are excusable -> what the hell, let's just not finish games and release them. Oversimplified, but accurate.
The only excuse for unfinished content in my book is episodic content.
Hi Gwen! I love your vids!
Hi there, thank you so much! :)
Question: I played Medieval Dynasty, one thing who bugged me was the repetitive tasks, I mean I can't play hours and hours so I'm annoy to spend my gaming time to collect wood and painfully skill my farming skill... what is your thought on that for both games ?
With both games you're supposed to hire NPCs to do the grunt work for you, to the point you should be able to be completely hands off... hypothetically. It's always still some micro management to make sure the NPCs collect the things you need, but if set up properly you should be able to cut out grinding entirely
@@GwentheShieldmaiden IIRC In medieval dynasty you need to skill your character to unlock techs. It was too repetitive IMO, but I did not play that game for more a year, maybe even two...
@@Nick-y9c yes that's right, and in Bellwright there's an element of that but it's not as prevalent. To upskill you can read books that you find through quests or buy
@@GwentheShieldmaiden ok thx! I'll keep an eye to it
Great video, and comparison.
Super detailed, great info
Thank you, I appreciate it!
a bit of medieval dynasty n stranded dawn in my opinion
Perfect video, exactly what I was looking for. I'm very surprised you only have 1k subs, this video was the quality that I'd expect of a 200k-1mil channel!
I've been looking for a replacement for Medieval Engineers since that game's development was abandoned, and Bellwright looks closer to it than Medieval Dynasty due to the larger emphasis on combat. I was very disappointed to learn the buildings are pre-built in both though, and that Bellwright doesn't really have survival mechanics. In the month since you released this video, have you learnt anything about if they have any plans to add free-form building like ME, or more in-depth survival mechanics like ME or MD?
Thank you so much 🥹 this means a lot.
Totally agree with you there, if only MD and Bellwright had freeform building...! I dream of being able to build like in Valheim or Enshrouded. I doubt that will be added after the fact as it completely changes the building mechanics, but I suspect/hope they'll add more decoration pieces, customisable build pieces like different walls, windows etc like in MD. Bellwright Devs will definitely add more survival elements down the line, so that will make it interesting too
Nice video :) sadly i never gonna buy another game donkey crew, that did leave 3 other games in early acess, i dont trust them anymore
Thanks! I understand. I just keep my expectations knowing that the game might not evolve more, but in its current state it's enough for me to have fun so I was ok spending the money :) Also I had heard of ORKAM and LO, what's the 3rd game they developed?
Idk, I learned that the developer's are owned by Snail Games, and snail games have a history of not being able to publish and host good quality, finished games.
I bought Dark and Light when it first came out, super excited about it because it was like, fantasy medieval/DND + ARK, and content creators were going BANANAS over it.
Then it just dropped off the face of the earth. Abandoned by snail.
I won't purchase another Early Access game from them or any sub-developers owned by them again.
It’s 3rd person manor lords
If Manor Lords would let you play as a character, and with the survival, crafting and RPG elements... Sure 😜
@@GwentheShieldmaiden the entire tech tree is manor lords.
80% of this game is basically manor lords.
All they did was add hunger to your person, and your the worker not the one telling others to work. Oh wait that’s there TOO
It’s literally third person manor lords lol.
@@RameyFamily I'd say it's closer to Bannerlord than ML in that case. But I still think they're totally different games in a totally different category. I'm not interested in playing Manor Lords because it's an RTS, while Bellwright is an action survival/RPG that happens to have battles and city building, which is more my thing. Ultimately it's down to the balance of different elements that will attract different players :)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden I’m a fan of both. I played the demo thing manor lords released last year for about a week.
The similarities are basically copy and paste
I do enjoy this game though but it really does seem exactly like manor lords when you look at the tech tree. And the workers in the community you build. Some of it even looks copy and paste.
I’m a huge fan of banner lords. But lately the only modding community has been its only saving grace.
Same with Total War if you’re a historical type gamer like me.
What else do you guys play?
@RameyFamily I'm more of a co-op survival player so things like Medieval Dynasty, Valheim and 7DTD. Dabbled a bit with Enshrouded but wasn't taken by it, and sometimes play some Mordhau for bash bash (but I'm absolutely TERRIBLE at it but it's fun for meme value). And back in the day I played a bit of AoE 2. I really love Medieval Dynasty but it's a lot of micro management which can be frustrating at times
Great video ty, subbed.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it
This is a really sketchy video (just like the developer). Comparing a game overly favourably to another game thats designed to be completely different.
great video - subscribed :)
Excellent!
Wish they had generations. You can have children and pass down to the next gen. Imagine if NPCs also could do that.
Yeah Medieval Dynasty has that, but not Bellwright as it would be very hard to manage alongside the raiding system (would children fight too? what if both parents die before a child is old enough? etc etc)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden can easily be managed. Poor excuse.
Ngl I feel like they picked the worst time possible to release this game, because it’s not going to compete with Manor Lords, that’s a fact. They should have given Manor Lords a few months for the hype to die down.
I’m still getting the game, just definitely not now.
Will this be abandoned like all the others...ummmmm yes!
The gaming community is a toxic place. This game is great and a good comparison video. One tip eat meat it has a health regen aspect. And seasons have a small debuf slightly less productive in winter followers are have a small mood change because it’s raining and you’re running across the landscape.
It’s a great game as is fully playable and complete story included right to end game at day one of ea release that’s impressive.
I played medieval dynasty at day one. I couldn’t play it it was horrible I picked it up like 6 months later and enjoyed it ended up many hours in but at day one to day one this is insanely better.
Developers should forget the "directional" combat thing, and never look back. It looks and feels somewhat complex, but damn, these are games... Its just bad.
it looks nice
Wanna play it? ;)
A new endless series? Lol
Note to devs:
1. Speed up the pace of the game itself by at least 10%, ideally 20%, all around (way to slow to move/run without any gear, let alone when you equip full set of plate armor)
2. Improve storage capacity for all buildings, by 100%
3. Speed up the building animations by 30-40% (clicking on a few dots at first, to build any starter building is nice, but starting tier 2 and don't let me start on tier 3 buildings, it is a nightmare, especially when you need something quickly and you are doing all the building yourself, at night, when your AI helpers are sleeping)
4. Combat needs a lot of polishing, for an early access experience it is ok, but leaves a lot to be desired
5. Being able to equip only 1 cloth quiver is really handicapping you in any kind of raid scenario, should also be improved upon
6. While finding food is not the issue, getting all the ore types is another story...
7. Minimap needs a complete rework (it is a complete mess at this point).
8. Getting the Bellwright status at any neutral village shouldn't be the prerequisite to build "Village archery range" and "Village training grounds", cause you need those buildings to help you earn required "Trust points" (they can only be build once you have maxed trust points). Not being able to place "Travel sign" closer to a village is ridiculous.
9. No water interaction in any way, so kind of makes it funny having to provide food for your subjects, but water is not the issue.
10. Day goes by really quickly, needs to be addressed in a way that we should get somewhere in the ball park of 40-50% more daylight than it is at the moment.
Overall, game has a lot of potential, but also needs a ton of work. Judging their track record, I am not keeping my hopes high. If they manage to get things sorted out, in a few years time (I would say at least 2 more years before the official release) this game could become one of the best in genre.
Bellwright looks cool but I'm very sceptical seeing the developers, donkey crew. Their last two games got lots of hype and buys and were later abandoned before being fully released when they were unable to improve the games significantly and the playerbases died. The devs can either be viewed as incompetent or fraudulent, neither of which gives you lots of hope when buying into an alpha.
That's fair, and everyone should do their own research and weigh the pros and cons before buying any game. For me, having playtested it and seeing how much content there is, it was worth the purchase and I'll get my money's worth in game hours, even if development goes no further
@@GwentheShieldmaiden That's all well and good, but that's like sitting down at a restaurant, paying for your meal; waiting two hours and only getting half the course and saying "Well, for the money spent even though we didn't get everything promised, I still enjoyed what they offered and the time we spent waiting."
That's the problem; too many people are comfortable paying for a third or half of a promised product; and that promotes developers to look at the numbers and say "Well, the player base has dipped down, it's not worth it for us to keep making the game, let's shelve it and just start work on a new one, and people will buy into it in a year or two when we put it up as 'early access' and we'll see how that goes."
Nobody goes into a restaurant, orders a meal, and when only a fraction of the meal is delivered; are happy to pay for less than was promised. Nor does anyone goto a movie and when the movie is turned off on the last 15 minutes, do they get up and say "Well, I enjoyed what I got to watch."
@@ShevaiAsandid you try the game though?
at the same time, those games were both basically mmos. this is at most a coop game. the scale and needs for development are far simpler here.
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the developers tend to leave their game hanging like last oasis so be warned, might 🏴☠ this sht just to try it out but wouldnt buy the early access.
Hey! It's the exact same terrible melee mechanics as that terrible game Oasis! I think they ctrl+c, ctrl+v the animations and everything.
The crafting and building seemed interesting but I really disliked the intro of Bellwright. So much that i took it off my wishlist as soon as I saw someone playing the demo and heard the intro. The story seemed just so badly written and unrealistic that i lost all interest. What's your thought on the story? Does it improve further down the line? Are you forced to follow a rather rigid story arc and does the game end when you finish the story or can you play endlessly like in Medieval Dynasty?
Yeah the intro is a bit long winded, the TL;DR is just: you are coming back to a land you had to flee as a child after being wrongly accused of murdering the future King, now his sister is in power and a tyrant and everything's turned to shite Brexit style, so you come back to liberate villages from the bad lords and Queen. That last bit is really the key takeaway and end goal, but you're pretty much left to do whatever you want like in MD. There don't seem to be a rigid story line beyond that at some point you should liberate other villages, but not even sure that's being enforced.
Good news is you can skip that intro cinematic ;)
Hahahah nah theres no way you just said the building in bellwright is better😂 i dont even play but ik 1 from 2
Note that I made this video before EA release, based on a few hours of gameplay. If you watch my actual streamed playthrough from after release, you'll see my updated opinion on the building system. The TL;DR is: I like that recruited NPCs help out, because building the stuff manually is even more tedious than in MD.
@@GwentheShieldmaiden fair enough, just the whole thing seemed a lil fishy as if you were idk wanting to be on the devs good side for whatever reason? Not sure but thankyou for proving me wrong. God bless
Is that an alphabet flag in your profile pic 😂 looks like a huge red flag
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I have played Bellwright over 120 hours. Its a great game. It does need some work and polish here and there, such as, *using fences* to farm and kill bandits is OP and needs tweaking. The leveling of skills takes too long as well. Other than that I have thoroughly enjoyed it. Medieval Dynasty is garbage. With the ability being able to modify how easy the enemies are to kill, the game is super easy, and lacks any challenge. They shouldn't allow you to massively lower enemy health at all. Its like a built-in cheat code. Even if the Dev's drop Bellwright and never develop it again its already more fun and challenging then MD was.
I think MD has slowed a lot, they went the path of co op and other platforms over more content being released first, it's their game but they chose to get more money over a better game.
What an unfair video? Sounds bias.. nearly like a dev bias. Or at least a glazer bias
How is it unfair?
@@GwentheShieldmaiden the constant praise of bellwright, but then not mentioning medevil dynasty’s benefits. And also the devs might abandon the game which i hope they don’t
I tried to focus more on sharing the key differences between the two games for those who don't know Bellwright and want to benchmark it against a more established game, and concluded that which one might prefer is really down to preferred playstyle. MD has less action (as of now and before their next Combat update) and is a lot more chill to play, but also has a more enjoyable settlement building/decoration element to it. I found that in MD once you max out all the tech and progression, it can get a bit stale. But I still really enjoyed it which is why I started playing Sengoku Dynasty next.
Bellwright felt like it had a lot going on from the get-go, it feels like it has a lot of content from the start which makes it pretty exciting early game. But I hit a bit of a wall with the progression which made it a bit frustrating (but probably more user's fault tbf). And some parts of the settlement management and UI aren't as intuitive, but the Devs have been continuously improving on those bits since EA release so hopefully that will get better too. And it's still an EA game, so it comes with some bugs and improvements needed ofc.
Overall I do think both have their merits, it really depends what you want to get out of your gaming experience, what kind of progression you enjoy, and even your mood imo :)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden Wow all facts.. idk how tf you how articulately explained both sides of the argument in a non bias way, THROUGH TEXT!? But you did. That’s really quite impressive, i went from being more sceptical about your channel to an eager subscriber who is waiting to hear your outlook on future topics!
@@PashaOCEThank you for taking the time to watch, comment and have a constructive discussion, that's really appreciated! :) Hope you enjoy the rest of the videos 😊
Idk , to be honest i was following medieval dynasty since 0.8 version , and it improved quite a lot along the way , but at the same time is was not that laggy , idk the visual in both look the same but the level of detail in bellwright is just out of place , i mean do we really need 150k polygon trees ? the game feels more like alpha then early access , ppl forgot how early access started all along, it started with games being almost finished , like they had the base gameplay but some content was still in development , now EA basically throw at you a laggy mess with somehow finished mechanics and stuff like that
Lol just before Manor lords .... i didnt think much of the demo and what ive seen. Hope im wrong and its great. Battle though looks generic, bland and repetitive....
Bellwright devs have a terrible reputation, honestly I wouldn’t buy it on early access.
AI is terrible. Even if combat works AI will just move straight line to you.
Yes it needs improving, but I found the bandits pretty tough to fight as they block as much as they attack
Well for me its Medieval Dynasty for sure ! I dont trust the devs from Bellwright , like more ppl said , its there 3 th game , the other 2 where never finished! And then the publisher ,Snail Games ! Can it even wors !? So no , for me is Bellwright 👎👎👎
MD was getting boring to me. Adding a few buildings like shops and piers is good but not too exciting. I was hoping to get military buildings to turn peasants into soldiers then attack bandit camps etc. Do bandits attack your village btw as i never experienced it. Can't wait for BW to come to ps5
Yes MD does feel a bit finite once you unlocked all the technologies and stuff. I still enjoy decorating but in co-op it feels a bit limited in end game. Military buildings and bandit raids would be so cool if added to the game! I don't believe currently they do in MD, bandits only spawn in their bandit camp locations around the map
Bay-tuh not Bee-tuh
Depends which side of the Atlantic you are ;) In Great Britain we pronounce it like the Ancient Greeks
Bellwright npc are stupid...and combat system dont realy exist
BAY-TUH not BEETA
Depends which side of the Atlantic you're on luv
@@GwentheShieldmaiden nah it’s the same everywhere 🤭🤭
@@Fxlonyz Do you live in the UK?
Bellwright won’t be complete. Developers aren’t known for finishing or caring about games
Been playing it since release yesterday, only minor bugs that the Devs jump on straight away, and as far as I can see there's A TON of content, we've only scratched the surface. Looks like I'll easily sink 70h into the game and for that price, for me it's totally worth the buy even if they don't develop it further. But that's just my humble opinion :)
Medieval Dynasty wins easily. So she likes NPC's doing stuff without controlling them.. LAZY.. why play if you don't want to control the game to some point. and the other game will never be completed, they never do with any of their games.
Everyone likes games for different reasons, it's all subjective anyway. I prefer exploring and doing quests rather than getting bogged down in micromanagement. That's why I don't play heavy sim games and prefer survival/crafting for example. Everyone has their own preferences 🤷🏻♀️
Both games are insanely boring and offer no real challenge. And they are fantasy games, so a bit bizarre to compare them to games like Manor Lords.
I refunded the game after it crashed a few times and realized that its developed by donkey crew and snail games. It'll be abandoned it a couple of months.
60 hours in hasn’t crashed once for me maybe check out your pc. And it’s pretty much finished it’s 100% playable and a lot of fun as is some tweaks would be nice but again 60 hours in and I’m just entering stage 2 building out of 3 so 1/3 way complete. From what I’ve seen of people further in it’s still complete it doesn’t just end which most ea at day of release you hit a wall saying story will continue later. I really like how they did placeholders for the acting and finished the story and will update it as it goes but it’s complete and can be played through.
beeta... beta!!! ugh
Check the Oxford dictionary ;) we pronounce it the greek way in the UK ("vita")
This video is EXACTLY what I was looking for! I enjoyed Medieval Dynasty a ton, but definitely ran out of stuff eventually (before even needing the "dynasty" aspect...). Thank you!
For me I was hugely disappointed with the NPC in dynasty. I am thinking getting bellwright for the better NPC stuff
This looks awesome and I can't wait! I wish I had the chance to play in the beta! Of course you are concerned about the food. lol
Yes I think you'd really enjoy it!! Happy to play it with you if schedules align :)
@@GwentheShieldmaiden That would be awesome!