Cause Natives were Angels who never practiced Wars of Conquests (Aztecs, Incas) Mass human sacrifices ( again Aztecs, Mayas) infanticide and cannibalism (Karibs and less so Arawaks Tainos were group of) Genocide etc... Fuck PC and people like you thanks to them we have mellow shit nobody will find controversial and moraly ambiguous in games. You don't like Strategies play Ass Affect or play with barbies.
An hour into it, I'm doing the same things I did during the press demo build. It is more polished as expected, and seems like everything is in place for a fun, if not particularly complex or revolutionary, romp.
Let me give a huge kudos to the difficulty settings, which is how it should be in every game:
When I spoke to the devs about this, they actually told me it was actually possible to make these kinds of sliders for many games, but it was frowned upon. "Designers should design the game, leaving difficulty design up to the players is viewed as sort of a cop-out," they said. I just said fuck that, and told them more player freedom could never be a bad thing... and yeah, I fucking love the difficulty settings. They rock.
I've gotta say, I have to side with the people who frown on it. Arbitrary difficulty sliders in anything but an AI practice mode for competitive strategy games has always been irritating/boring/lame/pick-your-word-of-negative-connotation to me. It takes away from any sense of persistency or immersion for me. Not sure exactly why.
Enjoy playing games you mean?
This game is for Nazis! It glorifies War and give You the option to strategically bomb the cities full of Civilians!
An hour into it, I'm doing the same things I did during the press demo build. It is more polished as expected, and seems like everything is in place for a fun, if not particularly complex or revolutionary, romp.
Let me give a huge kudos to the difficulty settings, which is how it should be in every game:
When I spoke to the devs about this, they actually told me it was actually possible to make these kinds of sliders for many games, but it was frowned upon. "Designers should design the game, leaving difficulty design up to the players is viewed as sort of a cop-out," they said. I just said fuck that, and told them more player freedom could never be a bad thing... and yeah, I fucking love the difficulty settings. They rock.
I've gotta say, I have to side with the people who frown on it. Arbitrary difficulty sliders in anything but an AI practice mode for competitive strategy games has always been irritating/boring/lame/pick-your-word-of-negative-connotation to me. It takes away from any sense of persistency or immersion for me. Not sure exactly why.
Eh... what? That's why there's still presets. Nobody is talking about taking the presets away, dude. I'm talking about more player choice, not less.
I sortta get where you're coming from and mostly agree. The most ridiculous example of the "difficulty slider" philosophy is Diablo 3, where you can manually set the HP bloat of monsters. That is pretty fucked up idea of difficulty setting.
Should have brought more Hunters.
My guys are giving me enough surplus that I turned meat->rations into a steady source of revenue.
To think that of all the Kickstarter projects featured on The Codex, this one I was the most skeptical about. Great to have been so wrong!
Man, those retards on steam don't know that the fuck they are talking about and implicitly defending censure. I don't know if they are projecting their sadism on others but most people play the game not to enjoy slaghtering virtual people but to have the joy to play an authentic recreation of the time.Treating the natives as helpless children, as alot of lefties tend to , would just belittle them, stripping them of their history by treating them as THE indians ignoring the different nationalities and conflicts that existed long before the Europeans came and strip them of their humanity, if they were happy hippies living in the wonderland why most of Cortez troops were composed by natives enemie of the Aztecas, Incas and Mayas? The conquistadores were many times cruel, as the Aztecas and Incas were before, as all people involved in conquest are, if their cruelty wasn't a possibility in the game you would have no idea about the native suffering and how the conquest of the New World happened when the whole point of the game is putting you there. I guess people feel butthurt about the potential cruelty available in the game because they want to continue with their blindness and think that conquest can be done without massive doses of violence and the violence is the only product of particular evil men.
