Look how they massacred my boy!
I liked the Warriors games a lot in ~2011 and was excited to revisit them because I have recently learned more about Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so I tried the newest one. The UI/UX is very bad, the open world stuff makes the game worse, the new reaction commands make the combat more mindless.
Yes, it could be that my memories are rose-tinted, but I still think these changes dampen what I liked about the series: specific scenarios that require you to frantically run between all fronts to keep your army moving forward, managing a bunch of spinning plates. You still technically have that here, but on a much larger scale, so it feels like coloring the map in in an Ubisoft open world game instead of managing an army in a battle.
I liked the Warriors games a lot in ~2011 and was excited to revisit them because I have recently learned more about Romance of the Three Kingdoms, so I tried the newest one. The UI/UX is very bad, the open world stuff makes the game worse, the new reaction commands make the combat more mindless.
Yes, it could be that my memories are rose-tinted, but I still think these changes dampen what I liked about the series: specific scenarios that require you to frantically run between all fronts to keep your army moving forward, managing a bunch of spinning plates. You still technically have that here, but on a much larger scale, so it feels like coloring the map in in an Ubisoft open world game instead of managing an army in a battle.