King Of The Castle

I know the rant below is long, but it is just two problems I try to be detailed about in an otherwise incredibly fun game. SO DO NO GET ME WRONG, I DO RECOMMEND THIS GAME AND I ENJOY IT! 1. The more common events get quite repetitive. I would love for the game to add some way of affecting the dialogue and look of things within the events to keep them fresh. In my first few games the dialogue was a really fun part of the game that is now sadly quite dull because of a lack of variety. More customisation in every part of the game would be great for it in general, it would enhance the roleplay. The personality of my noble is really just the same throughout all the games which kills the roleplay potential. 2. This maybe is a bit of a hot take, but I think the sheer randomness of the way the events appear in takes away from the strategy and "choices matter" aspect of the game. I definitely do see how this game is not meant to be played competitively, but it is to a very solid extent advertised as a strategy game and I feel like it is lacking in that department while having massive potential to be quite the game of chess. I've always felt like this game keeps you a bit too in the dark about how your choices matter. It's hard for me to say to what extent the voting even affects the order of which the events occur in, or if it affects their occurance in general. It is hard to grasp that without any direct hints during gameplay while having (for example) only 30 hours of playtime (counting noble in my case) and I feel that's the main problem here. The strategy in this game could really benefit from telling you a bit more about what kind of future events you might see as a result of a choice you'd be making, without having to potentially memorise that yourself by replaying the game over and over again. I'm not talking straight up just telling you the next event, just moreso a broad description of a broader pool of upcoming events with some info on how it would affect the statistics. I also feel like the choices should matter more in general. From what I feel like I actually have memorised about the events' chronology, voting in order to shoot for specific future events never really seemed all that worth it, or it was just contradictory to your scheme progression because of the stats you'd end up with. Overall though, despite these two critical flaws that I think are clipping its wings, this is a great game with massive potential. Never tested it on a livestream, but with a group of friends I can tell you you'll still have a lot of fun.