Even if you increase your squad cap and number of squads to 99 you're still just a fairly small to medium sized organization in a world of established nations and groups. Ditto for all the NPC's, which are persistent at least somewhat. You're trying to survive in a hilariously deadly world, not rule it. NPC's will still spawn even if you have patrols all over the place. One thing to mention is that there's not really territory conquering in the traditional sense. MY OPINION IS SEERS OF THE THRONE PROPAGANDA IGNORE MY GNOSIS-IMPAIRED RAMBLINGS I was worried the second one wouldn’t work, but I was happy the game actually recognized them as alone instead of just checking my party composition and going nope. And then when I found myself low on supplies in Holy Nation territory so I hid the majority of party in the hills and sent the two unaltered humans in my party into town to do business with the vile human supremacist bastards. I then dashed and grabbed the blades while the Beak Things were busy gorging themselves on spider flesh.
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My favorite moments so far are when I was eyeing some ruins overrun with blood spiders trying to figure out how to get the fancy katanas out of it, when a pair of Beak Things wandered in. I think the fact that the main way to level your Toughness skill is by getting your rear end kicked is a strangely smart decision, since as long as you manage to crawl away from a fight it still feels like a victory however minor. It is very satisfying watching your dudes go from a bunch of scrubs getting curb stomped by literally everything to a bunch of hardened cyber samurai slaughtering bandits by the dozen. I picked this up during the summer sale, and can’t stop playing it for reasons I can’t quite place. I described the "aimlessness" negatively because late-game M&B is my least favorite part lolīabe Magnet fucked around with this message at 07:22 on Jul 9, 2018 Last time I played was before you could actually acquire other towns and have then generate resources for you or fight other factions over their fortresses. Though, the beauty of Kenshi is and I understand why you think it's not like Warband, is that you don't have to play it this way, the way I am describing. Feels a lot like Mount and Blade, really. You own towns, you have armies, you've fought and destroyed enemy factions. The late game of Kenshi, especially for me in this current playthrough, feels very similar to a game of M&B. Also, whatever "aimlessness" that may come from Kenshi is the same kind of freedom that comes from the late game of Mount and Blade. Kenshi features very similar concepts to the overland travel, faction ecosystem and companion recruiting portions present in Warband.
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Here are some mods that Goon Turtlicious Insists are good.ĭorkopotamis fucked around with this message at 00:38 on Jan 1, 2019 Having played for about twenty hours over an embarrassingly few amount of days I highly recommend it, despite its many and obvious flaws. Its dense, at times overwhelming, it can be buggy, its many systems sometimes perform strangely alongside each other and it feels relatively unpolished, but it's totally unique and really, really, good. You can satisfyingly do a single character play-through or you can build and micromanage the lives of a city, all in this weird-as-hell, novel, post apocalyptic world. That's the official description, which if anything short sells the possibilities afforded to you.
Research new equipment and craft new gear." Be a trader, a thief, a rebel, a warlord, an adventurer, a farmer, a slave, or just food for the cannibals. Focusing on open-ended sandbox gameplay features rather than a linear story. I'm not good at threads, but I see there's not one for this game which is criminal.
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