This Land Is My Land

Its a nice concept and definetly enjoyable enough for the price. that is the tl:dr version there are some downsides though that will end up on ragequitting, playing it again some time later, then ragequitting again: - sometimes you have a map where you cannot reach what you want to reach because of a long mountain chain in the way. Every map is random. Hint: store the map seed before every game and remember wich ones are doable - fast travel takes about 6-10x longer then regular travel. Rough estimate. had an ato travel say its 6 hours, on very long game time scale it would take me 4 minutes. Also auto travel sometimes walks you 2 kilometers away from target, then into a mountain and then stuck on "recalculating route". this failure of pathfinding is also the case your your tribesmen. - in the game, foxes can kill a full war party of heavily armed tribesmen without your tribesmen firing back. In a few occaisions i noticed it was just 1 fox. war parties, patrols and gatheres only fire on enemy humans, not on animals < this is a big problem. the whole point of the game is grow your tribe members so having 12 of em die by 1 fox is annoying. - another point about creature spawning, there seems to be a max creatures per "tile" situation. And somehow useless deer take up all the space. So to kill that one single pesky fox that murderes your tribe you need to clear out all the deer in the area first, but wait theres more: after killing all the 20 deer, 10 more respawn. Finally you get that fox respawn, kill it, only to notice the foxes spawn isnt gone yet. I spend 3/4 of my time hunting foxes in some games only to be abe to activate my tribe (have it gather and produce stuff), even with meattraps this same problem persists. - the left or right side pov can make aiming rolls and stun a but fiddly. youll get used to it but take it into account. Even after getting used to it it isnt optimal....You cannot walk in a straight line literally. - you have to "guess" what name doesnt completely mess up your stats. first game you are probably trying out 20-30 names before you find a relatively decent one. and clicking trough 10 symbols per name. (Hint: go for health and carry weight, i got it to +450 health 90 carry weight) - You cannot completely chill and mess around. the enemy will increase in strength over time and if you dont get them back enough they will swarm you. So yeah, annoying unpassable or very long mountain chains are rlly annoying there. You have to stop the railroad and the "town name" expansion quite fast to be able to relax. - poisoning food or planting explosives is quite useless. By the time you can walk that far into their base you can just stealth kill em anyway. but doing kills instead of intimidate makes them more aware of you and this means you have less stealth. So you have to intimidate, always. This reduces the game to stealth and intimidate. meaning pres c, press w and shift, space bar when you are close, f for stun, wait till they are done talking for the intell on possible blueprints, rinse and repeat. This is it. This is the game after many hours. You chase invisible foxes that wont spawn and intimidate camps of invaders. Once you get to that point you heave reached your money's worth. it hasnt changed over the last year.