Players may also allow the computer to calculate the outcome of the battle. The battles are real time, with players able to control units individually or in group formations. Players grow crops, accumulate resources, manufacture weapons, manage armies, build and lay siege to castles, and attempt to conquer their enemies. The first is turn-based resource management. There are two major game types that the developers merged into a successful hybrid. The large number of both random and player-generated events that can affect province happiness provides an almost constant level of challenge for the player, which is part of the reason the game is regarded as a classic by many players. Perhaps its most remarkable feature is the need to carefully manage food, population and happiness levels in order to build population levels whilst avoiding Malthusian meltdowns. There is no magic, and unlike many strategy games, it has no technology tree. The game has a strong medieval feel, but it is historically based. Lords of the Realm II is very different from many medieval strategy games.
The game takes place in a medieval setting, with rulers of several counties warring for the right to be king of the land. It was first released for the PC on October 31, 1996, and is the second game in the Lords of the Realm series. You can also hire mercenaries at the mercenary guild, but they are costly and not always co-operative.Lords of the Realm II is a computer game published by Sierra Entertainment and developed by Impressions Games. Some peasants must also be assigned to gather other useful resources, build castles, and produce weapons of war. Sufficiency in, or surplus of, food supply helps increase population, which in turn will increase taxes and the size of your army (recruited from peasants).
Each county in your empire has a fixed amount of arable land, which you can use for farming wheat or raising cattle to feed your peasants.
As in the first game, your success in the game hinges on proper resource allocation and maximizing farm output. At the strategic level, you view the action from the attractive isometric map, where you can move armies, adjust economic parameters, manage your resources, and engage in diplomacy with other noble houses. taking control of troops in combat) - although you can have the computer handle the combat for you. making decisions for your entire kingdom), and tactical (i.e. Again like the first game, you are put in charge of both the strategic level (i.e.
Your objective in LOTRII remains the same as it was in the first game: The king in mediaval England is dead, and it's up to you to fight the other nobles for the throne and succeed him.
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