Anno 117: Pax Romana

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wait too small game. i finish everything in few hours. ok nice game i like it but ...

Macht spaß, hatte einen absturz mit savegame verlust aber insgesamt trotzdem gut. freue mnnich auf mehr content.

To me this game is bursting with potential. The reality is this game is a skeleton with meat to be added in the form of DLC over the next few years, and that's fine - the skeleton at the moment is still very good, fun, has all of the Anno magic and worth the asking price imo. In it's current state you could argue it is bare bones but they're still good bones. I'm looking forward to the game being fully padded out over the years by which point it will be absolutely brimming with content, mechanics, other regions etc. They nailed it with 1800 and I'm sure they'll find their way with this too. Good: Beautiful graphics Solid addictive Anno city building, trade simulation Ancient world atmosphere and art direction is very good Enough to keep you busy for many hours Performed great on my system Bad: Somewhat simplistic and limited in setting in it's current state - only one other biome/region Some missing features from 1800 like seeing workers in fields (nitpick!) Needs padding out with features and content from DLC

Super Game macht bock vorallem Coop aber bitte lasst mich alle statuen spiegeln können ihr penner 9/10

It’s a moderately entertaining city builder that has high replay value but is extremely repetitive. Be aware that the war aspect is only a side note to the game. The AI is stupid at best and completely nonsensical at worst. City builders should be better than this by now. City builder games have not progressed in any meaningful fashion since Sim City. It’s disappointing to say that twenty years ago Sim City and all its sequels gave us the best we were ever going to have. The biggest disconnect in this game is the representation of your population. Sim City was actually one for one citizens in your city. It was engrossing. Obsessively satisfying. Like watching an anthill with endless possibilities. In these modern games the visual representation of your citizens are only eye candy. There’s no real connection between them and what’s actually going on in your city. They just say the same canned phrases and repeat the same canned routes with no real personality at all. Clicking on a building gives stats but tells you nothing at all about the personality of the people that live there. It’s just a canned phrase depending on their class. To elevate these kinds of games to greatness the graphics must represent what’s actually going on in the city. Cookie cutter houses for four classes and cookie cutter industrial buildings. The AI in the game for the NPCs is equally disconnected. They’ll have no ships until you declare war on them and suddenly they’ll have twenty top of the line vessels. There’s no connection with what they're doing on their island and how the game is actually played. Take over an island and you’ll see the complete disconnect. The cities don’t even function. They’re laid out in the most bizarre fashion like a robot that has a vague idea of what we’re supposed to be doing. Actually, it’s downright creepy. The most difficult NPCs doesn’t outplay you. They just get a massive dose of free resources even though it’s clear they haven’t earned them. They have no strategy. They're just resource juggernauts that you can’t catch up to. The best way to defeat them is very early game or late game when you catch up. NPCs have no personality. They are only cardboard cutouts repeating phrases. This is how a mid level game elevates itself to excellence. Keeping supply chains up is only interesting for one or two play throughs. After that we need some depth. We need to feel we’re actually creating something unique. Our sandlot is special. The NPCs need to imitate real human opponents or just make them make sense. Anything besides silly resources and building units from destroyed buildings. The interface is slow. It takes a long time to load a multi player game and the maps aren’t that big. Why is every map islands? Ubisoft’s subscription policy is terrible too. Just sell me the complete game. I’ll buy it. I don’t want a subscription.