Buddy, I played Master of Magic, Warlock, lots of games like this. I've been a D&D player my whole life. I read the Tutorial messages in the game. And I still don't have a clue what you're talking about. You need to flesh out your explanations and practice your delivery before making videos like this.
Can't confirm, tbh. I've about 300 hours in the game and I'm still having a blast. All the opponents have their own personalities, quests, and how they react to each other, which keeps the game different. The tech trees are super expansive, unit crafting, terraforming, etc. Followers have their own stories too. It really brings across this feeling of being a mage in your tower, building artefacts and creatures, etc. If there's one thing, it's that the world map is always the same, but that goes for games like Total War too. It's a really great, really overlooked 4x gem. Just my 2 cents, as an internet rando.^^
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Buddy, I played Master of Magic, Warlock, lots of games like this. I've been a D&D player my whole life. I read the Tutorial messages in the game. And I still don't have a clue what you're talking about. You need to flesh out your explanations and practice your delivery before making videos like this.
I heard a random player of this say that it has bad replayability. Can you confirm this?
Can't confirm, tbh. I've about 300 hours in the game and I'm still having a blast. All the opponents have their own personalities, quests, and how they react to each other, which keeps the game different. The tech trees are super expansive, unit crafting, terraforming, etc. Followers have their own stories too. It really brings across this feeling of being a mage in your tower, building artefacts and creatures, etc. If there's one thing, it's that the world map is always the same, but that goes for games like Total War too.
It's a really great, really overlooked 4x gem. Just my 2 cents, as an internet rando.^^