It adds a different change of pace from just doing dungeon after dungeon so to speak. I enjoy the decrees and all the events in the capital. I like being the Commander and I like the story and how it revolves around both the crusade and the personal adventure of the Commander and his associates/friends/tools. I like going in and SMASHING the Demon army to bits. I play on story mode as I am not interested in the strategy or "beating" the game. Granted an actual commander (or King) would not have time to run around all over probably but any game/story needs some flexibility. Without an actual crusade that would be hollow and empty to me. I am the Knight Commander of the 5th Crusade. I have the personal adventures of the Knight and his friends for combat challenge. I like it so much because of the flavor, story, and immersion it adds for me. I don't like it for the combat or management challenge.
#Warlords call to arms cheat engine Patch
I played/play both on story mode (EDIT: Well when they added story mode for Crusades in a patch which I think was shortly after I started CH5). I may be one of the few who liked both the Kingdom Management and the Crusade Management a lot. I hope any future pathfinder games don't have this "management layer" - it's not why I play RPGs, and having it in PF:K was enough (ironically the more streamlined 'management interface - issuing decrees, no stats for positions etc - was actually OK, it was just the army building and micro-managing battles etc I hated).īut looks like the next game will be some sci-fi title rather than PF, so we'll see. And they didn't mention it at all, like so many other features.Īnyway, at that point I though F this - and turned off the crusade. But as I said, when I tried it, didn't work. When I did (pre-Abyss), every fight was trivial - without something like (a working) call to arms it is mind numbing to get back.
The basic rule seems to be: have a shit-ton of troops in every unit. I spent about 600,000GP or something stupid after I came back from the Abyss, bolstering town buildings, paying for upgrades, buying troops). By the time I noticed it, I'd been manually buying overpriced units (and mercenaries. they are not free, just insta-paid for by you? Well, it said something like "unavailable" when I tried). I think you need a lot of gold for it work (i.e. Or maybe I was in the wrong mode when I tried. Yeah - I saw "call to arms" when I came back from Abyss, but it didn't seem to work for me.
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