1. the first thing is the setting, if it takes place in a culture that is accepted by the majority, it will probably become a good game
2. goal when playing the game: none. There are two main purposes when playing the game: to become the leader of the southern or northern forces, and to prevent the sea people from invading. Goal number 1 is quite simple and becoming "king" doesn't mean the game is over, goal number 2: too boring. Instead of giving players a purpose in playing, the game makes players bored with the game.
3. Replay value: the game has a very good random starting position mechanism. If it appears in 3Q, WH3 or Rome, Attila, it will truly become a bomb that makes people play again and again. But here, it's related to the number 1 problem of appearing anywhere, anyway, I don't know where the hell this place is, who is the guy around? and for reason number 2, replaying any clan is the same.

1. the first thing is the setting, if it takes place in a culture that is accepted by the majority, it will probably become a good game 2. goal when playing the game: none. There are two main purposes when playing the game: to become the leader of the southern or northern forces, and to prevent the sea people from invading. Goal number 1 is quite simple and becoming "king" doesn't mean the game is over, goal number 2: too boring. Instead of giving players a purpose in playing, the game makes players bored with the game. 3. Replay value: the game has a very good random starting position mechanism. If it appears in 3Q, WH3 or Rome, Attila, it will truly become a bomb that makes people play again and again. But here, it's related to the number 1 problem of appearing anywhere, anyway, I don't know where the hell this place is, who is the guy around? and for reason number 2, replaying any clan is the same.