
Coronation, an online medieval sandbox with player-built settlements, dungeons & economy.
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Um jogo horrível é aquele que falha em todos os aspectos fundamentais que tornam um jogo divertido e envolvente e esse se encaixa completamente nesse caso. Primeiramente, os gráficos são de baixa qualidade, com texturas mal renderizadas e animações travadas, o que torna a experiência visual desagradável. A jogabilidade é repetitiva e monótona, sem qualquer desafio ou inovação, fazendo com que o jogador perca o interesse rapidamente. Os controles são imprecisos e frustrantes, dificultando a execução de ações básicas e causando irritação constante. A história, se é que existe, é mal desenvolvida e sem profundidade, com personagens unidimensionais e diálogos clichês. Além disso, o jogo está repleto de bugs e falhas técnicas, que causam travamentos frequentes e perda de progresso, aumentando ainda mais a frustração do jogador. A trilha sonora é genérica e repetitiva, não contribuindo em nada para a imersão no jogo. O design dos níveis é confuso e mal planejado, com objetivos pouco claros e uma falta de direção que deixa o jogador perdido. A inteligência artificial dos inimigos é risível, tornando os combates tediosos e sem desafio. Para piorar, o jogo é cheio de microtransações abusivas, tentando arrancar dinheiro do jogador a cada oportunidade. Em resumo, um jogo horrível é uma combinação de gráficos ruins, jogabilidade frustrante, história fraca, bugs constantes e práticas comerciais predatórias, resultando em uma experiência que ninguém deveria ter que suportar.
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the games concept is appealing and i intend to keep an eye on the games development. however i find the game unplayable as when i try to run my own server i have run into bugs where i cannot rest in a bed which energy is required to do anything and everything in game. i ask ai to gather wood they start then bug out and stop i can give them more commands but they just stand there. i put items in the pack horse if i exit the game and reload the items are gone and the base gold and food that is originally given is all that is there also the horse will have a completely different name which makes me think ok so this is a different horse this same bug if you remove the base items then reload the game they will be back in the pack horse thus creating a bug were you can have infinite money and food. if these things are addressed and fixed ill pick the game back up and give it a go again and rewrite my review.
The game has loads of potential. Similar to wurm but you grow your clan of sorts of npc's that work with and for you to progress. It is being regularly patched and updated. Lots of content available now and more on the way with active Mods in game and Discord. It's about a year into dev and has some bugs such as loosing some exp if you don't wait until world saves to log out. Overall if you can't deal with some bugs etc wait it has gotten better in the 20 hours I have in so far
good and little medieval tasking
[h1]Before I played Coronation, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
POS take your money make the game free shut it down bring it back try to take your money again game avoid shady devsdon't buy it
I can't really explain it. This game is jank, but I love every moment of it.
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Very nice very good very potential. Everyone should support this game!
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