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Posted on: February 13, 2022
COSP
Verified ownerGames: 18 Reviews: 2
Always break down!
I love Majesty 1 & 2. But this game very often break down and you see your desktop. The best thing now: I was far in the campaign. Maybe the last mission. Then the game break down again and all my progress was away and I must start a new campaign again. This can't be acept! I detele this game.
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Posted on: March 27, 2025
Marcin_Kukialka
Verified ownerGames: 6 Reviews: 1
great game
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Posted on: June 15, 2015
urprobablyright
Games: 147 Reviews: 13
Unbeatable!
Forget what other people are saying about this game, it is pure unadulterated awesome. Sure, gameplay and difficulty levels both fluctuate, and you can really stretch a mission out if you want to, but these are the kinds of relativistic quibbles that only gaming snobs would pick on, people who are too jaded - or perhaps not jaded enough - to just take the good with the bad. This game is damn good. Think of it as being in charge of World of Warcraft. This is how I like to approach the game, my own little pseudo-RP if you will. You have WoW inspired classes, WoW-inspired items for them to loot and equip, WoW-inspired upgrades, a WoW-inspired economy, and a rather WoW-inspired quest/leveling system. This heavy WoW derivation is not a bad thing, and it may not be a deliberate thing, but this is the overall effect I get from this game: that I am directing and nurturing a population of individual heroes, each with their own personalities and progressions through the game, eventually helping them clear out these maps and level up. You just set down banners - to explore, kill, defend etc - and add a few hundred gold to the banners, encouraging your AI controlled heroes to, if the price is right, commit themselves to your cause. See a rampaging minotaur streaking towards an undefended part of town? Slap a kill banner and 500 gold on the sucker and pray that soon you'll see a multitude of heroes streaming towards him. Is your objective to kill a formidable foe? Level your heroes by systematically clearing the map before dropping a few thousand gold on a kill banner for baddie, and watch a 20 man raid light up the place. You can even form them into parties - tank, heals, dps, perhaps you know the deal? At the end of missions you can keep your favourite hero! The original Majesty was a masterpeice of a game which brought a new way of doing things to the genre, and I have no problems with it, but this progression into the modern age of RTS gaming has been a great success.
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Posted on: September 16, 2019
andreasaspenberg2
Verified ownerGames: 1031 Reviews: 120
awful, just awful
after a while the game ends because wild animals attack that can not be killed.
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