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This game is unique in that it's almost a simulation of how a society functioned in the 15th century. You aren't the chosen one and have to deal with hauling bags of grain and other mundane tasks like forging horseshoes. None of these tasks are particularly interesting. Lots of conversations are similarly dull, as most conversations in this time would likely be.

The difficulty is fair. You stand no chance in a 1v3, some chance in a 1v2, and can still lose in a 1v1 against a well equipped enemy. The game is a bit easy compared to what would be realistic, but is far more difficult compared to most games. The limited save system always makes me hesitant to fight unneccesarily.

People react realistically and aren't stupid. If things go missing and they see you sneaking around, they will make the connection that you were the one to steal it. Compare this to Fallout New Vegas where the shopkeeper will watch you pick up an item, walk into the closet, close the door, them put the item into your inventory, and because they don't see you actually put the item into your inventory - they don't do anything about it. I've actually stayed away from a lot of crime since the saving system is unforgiving and there are legitimate ways to make money such as forging.

I would love to see other games simulate a society to this degree such as one set in ancient rome or greece. It is difficult to create games that transport people into a realistic historical setting, but there is obviously demand for it when done properly like in this game.

This game is unique in that it's almost a simulation of how a society functioned in the 15th century. You aren't the chosen one and have to deal with hauling bags of grain and other mundane tasks like forging horseshoes. None of these tasks are particularly interesting. Lots of conversations are similarly dull, as most conversations in this time would likely be. The difficulty is fair. You stand no chance in a 1v3, some chance in a 1v2, and can still lose in a 1v1 against a well equipped enemy. The game is a bit easy compared to what would be realistic, but is far more difficult compared to most games. The limited save system always makes me hesitant to fight unneccesarily. People react realistically and aren't stupid. If things go missing and they see you sneaking around, they will make the connection that you were the one to steal it. Compare this to Fallout New Vegas where the shopkeeper will watch you pick up an item, walk into the closet, close the door, them put the item into your inventory, and because they don't see you actually put the item into your inventory - they don't do anything about it. I've actually stayed away from a lot of crime since the saving system is unforgiving and there are legitimate ways to make money such as forging. I would love to see other games simulate a society to this degree such as one set in ancient rome or greece. It is difficult to create games that transport people into a realistic historical setting, but there is obviously demand for it when done properly like in this game.