Knights of Honor II: Sovereign

[h3] This game should been a must-have, but it's all ruined by the devs' poor choices. [/h3] [h1] Gameplay: [/h1] A huge disappointment—after a major conquest, I realized I had reached the game's limits; provinces without governors are unmanageable, and the number of governors is limited by the game's code. Rebel attacks are constant in provinces without governors because their situation is chaotic. All provinces without governors are in chaos. I checked Steam to lookin for after any DLCs and I saw the mods instead. I asked the AI which mods would let me save my game and keep playing, and two mods immediately stood out to me as useful: one gives you +12 Knights, and the other removes the resource penalties from provinces without a governor. But that still doesn't give the provinces the stability of a governed province. Now that I have way too many provinces, I can't even reassign my provincial governors to restore balance, because they end up in provinces with infrastructure that isn't suited to their skill levels. And to completely dash any hope of continuing the game, every time the king dies, there are tons of ungoverned provinces that get attacked by the rebels. The mods let me keep playing for a bit, but this time I’ve finally reached the end of the game; I’ve outgrown what it has to offer. Many people in the reviews call it a “mobile game,” and they're right—it's because of this poor management that they call it that. It's not a full-scale war game; there's one mission that involves a tiny conquest in a massive world that will never be visited, conquered, or exploited. This game is actually incredibly interesting, and I was really enjoying playing it, but in the end, it was all ruined by the terrible management. I was by far the best of all the kingdoms throughout the game, but the downfall of my kingdom due to the developers’ poor work, means I can’t even claim victory or have the small consolation of finishing the game. That’s the final straw. Negative review. [h3] Conquest game but conquest is restricted to just a handful of areas, which ruins the whole experience, yes, it's a mobile game. [/h3] [h1] If you like Strategy, Tactics, tower defence games, come and discover what's available on steam. [/h1] https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45245664-Seni-Gaming-Strategy-Tactics-TD/