Manor Lords: The Search for Medieval Diplomacy and Bandit Resilience
As a dedicated Manor Lords gamer, I can’t help but share the collective yearning among us for engaging and profound interactions with other factions within our gaming world. A fellow community member, “Legitimate_Clue8487,” humorously sketched out an enticing vision where Manor Lords merges the strategic diplomacy of Crusader Kings, the intricate city-building elements from its own mechanics, and the grandiose battles reminiscent of Total War. This dream offers a tantalizing glimpse into a future where we can immerse ourselves in the best aspects of medieval simulation, all rolled into one captivating experience.
The consensus among us is unanimous: We crave a time when we’re not only battling deer and bear attacks but also navigating the complexities of courtly relationships and tactically arranging marriages to boost our influence and power. Regrettably, for now, many players feel that the game falls short in providing enough depth in its diplomatic aspects, fueling a palpable longing for what could be possible.