Posted February 11, 2009
So sue me. PR2, to me, does not fit the bill for "good old game."
Many of you will probably disagree with me, but here are my issues with Port Royale 2:
* The scenarios are too long
* Gaining rank takes forever because
* Trading to make profit takes forever, even though
* The towns' demand for materials is predictable, but yet
* It's like grinding in an RPG, considering how little money you make toward your next goal
* I found that a handful of scenarios couldn't be completed because the game was buggy and did not recognize when certain tasks had been accomplished
* Battle was boring, simply put.
* Town building is sooo last-minute tacked-on. Not nearly as in-depth as games like Tropico
I think this game's problem is that it just pulled in too many directions, and failed in each of them.
Then again, for $10, it wouldn't kill you to try it.
Many of you will probably disagree with me, but here are my issues with Port Royale 2:
* The scenarios are too long
* Gaining rank takes forever because
* Trading to make profit takes forever, even though
* The towns' demand for materials is predictable, but yet
* It's like grinding in an RPG, considering how little money you make toward your next goal
* I found that a handful of scenarios couldn't be completed because the game was buggy and did not recognize when certain tasks had been accomplished
* Battle was boring, simply put.
* Town building is sooo last-minute tacked-on. Not nearly as in-depth as games like Tropico
I think this game's problem is that it just pulled in too many directions, and failed in each of them.
Then again, for $10, it wouldn't kill you to try it.