#Kingdoms at war hack full#

Why the hell do I want three generals having their own units? What purpose does this serve? They don't fight with the units so what the hell were they even going for with that?

#Kingdoms at war hack full#

Not when full stack armies come out of nowhere and go right to my capital.ДЄnother thing, the army structure is stupid. I can adjust to hack idiotic programming, but not when it just keeps changing the rules turn to turn. Let alone concentrate them all and just abandon my territories because that triggers another garbage hacky mechanic, the rebellions.

So now like half the map is attacking me, when the turn previous they were all neutral, and even though I have double the territory I can't even field 4 full stack armies. But then again like 30 turns in, something flips and all of a sudden an enemy faction that I have been neutral with invades with 7 full stack armies and oh ya, a faction twice their size became a vassal to them. So I think whatever, garbage idiotic mechanics by terrible developers, I'll just work through it. Then without warning, world war is declared and I'm attacked on all fronts and my ally randomly leaves the alliance and becomes my enemy. Like, the first 30 turns nobody attacks me. What really broke my will is how badly they program the AI. Nah, to offer peace is like -80 when they have no allies or army. A faction has 1 city left, and I offer peace. Leveling up generals is stupid, leveling up the tree every 5 turns is stupid, spying is stupid, diplomacy would be cool but it's stupid.

It's totally random, the AI cheats, there are endless stupid options that aren't fun at all that are just gimmicks. Three Kingdoms has the worst mechanics of any strategy game I've ever played.

I really do my best to like these games, I really really try to ignore how awful they are and just role play. 2K A Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia.844 A Total War Saga: Fall of the Samurai.