Medieval Dynasty

Macht mega Spass ,hätte ich nich erwartet muss ich gestehen !

The game was fun, but it needs more quest lines. There are little side quests you can do, but there are a finite number that just get recycled across the years. I rushed the two main storylines and finished them in 3 in-game years, which I regret. I thought that the quest lines would take me much longer to complete, given that they have a deadline of 16-18 years each, and it wasn't until I'd completed the majority of each that I realized I should have been spending more time in my settlement and taking my time with the main quests. In light of that, I think the developers made a mistake in locking my settlement's development with the "chapter" quests (where you have a building limit that slowly increases as you accomplish tutorial-like tasks) while allowing me to progress so swiftly through the two major storylines. The chapter quests should've gone much faster and granted a higher building limit more quickly, and they should probably be reordered (having a child should come much earlier to allow time for it to grow up). On the other hand, the main storyline with Uniegost should take a page out of the Alwin storyline's playbook by making the player wait a season before progressing certain parts, as that would encourage the player to focus on their settlement (perhaps just have Uniegost disappear for Castellan-related duties every now and then). Given that there's a mechanic to have a child and then eventually take over and play as that new character, it seems an oversight that there are no main quests that string out while awaiting your child's growth into adulthood, and a further oversight that there are no major quests that come into play once you take over the child. It's such a unique and interesting feature, but I wasn't going to wait around doing the same side quests and completing the same settlement chores for another 16 years. I would love to see (1) more stories that take me into the lives of the other villagers, like we did with Alwin; (2) more quests that result in gaining a traveler with great starter stats, so that I can feel like I know those settlers in my village and am more invested in them; and (3) quests that build as your child grows and become a storyline for the child to take over. For example, it'd be awesome to see more done with the bandits that start popping up in year two. There could be a rising number of bandit camps as the story progresses, with more quests encouraging the player to clear out camps, then to locate and investigate what appears to be a growing movement of organized crime amongst the bandits, ultimately leading to your child having to find and clear out a hidden bandit city on the map and confront their leader. It'd also be fun to fight against bandit attacks on the settlement, particularly if the developers add defensive building options (like watchtowers, castles, a guardsmen training ground/barracks to staff with settlers), and players could face the risk that buildings and farmland outside of your defensive structures might be plundered and damaged, or settlers housed outside the walls might be killed or carried off during an attack. This would give players something to keep building toward while they're waiting for their child to grow up and take over as the new character in order to finish that storyline.