If I had to pick one or the other I'd reinstall and play Crusader 2, I can think of genuine improvements in that game but I cannot think of anything Warlords does better. The second installment, Stronghold: Crusader, was released in September 2002.The gameplay is similar to the first game, but with enhanced RTS elements and with all maps and missions set entirely in the Middle East during the Middle Ages. Like, of all the things people wanted very few people wanted to turn villages into minor lords that don't really do anything other than suck up time and attention and to accomplish this FF had made the maps tiny and implemented absurdly crippling unit and building limits. Note: The healthbar indicator for buffs will not show when loading saves or if the General/Imperial Bannerman are pre.
#Stronghold warlords maps update#
Upon reading reviews, watching non-santised gameplay and noting down people's observations on the steam forums, Warlords' design choices boggle me. Stronghold: Warlords v1.3 Hotfix - Build Number: v2 Update Size: 25.4 MB Updates Removed time limit from mission 1 and 5 of the Sun Tzu DLC campaign Fixed an issue where buffs were not applied to surrounding troops from save games or when pre-placed in maps. blank space beneath which I'd place any title I'd rather not spent my valuable, finite time on.It really does feel like a Stronghold title to me again at least.ĮDIT: It's not the Troop Limit that's grinding my gears, it's the reason why we have this troop limit that grinds my gears. Here's a custom map made in the Stronghold Warlords editor It's a bit quirky compared to Stronghold 2, but it's super powerful and has a ton of features Th. (Then again you could argue that massive armies do feel a bit off place in Feudalistic Settings and I was never a fan of the more or less ultimate tactic of just ramping up 2000 archers on the same castle wall, but yes, compared the unit limit is *tiny*) But I think that always has been a problem with 3D engine RTS games. The only thing that really sucks for me so far, is the low troop limit. The Castle Building is fun, the missions are fun (singleplayer is great and I never had been much of a Multiplayer type in Stronghold anyway), I even like the Warlord system, oh heck! I keep to it: They did a lot right with Warlords, it's just that they are still bound to their engine's capacity. (That was just strange, garbage, and needlessly cartoony) 6: Stronghold Legends (It was a funny concept so it still comes above SH2).1: Stronghold (I prefer the european setting and I liked the campaign).
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