Which you can involve yourself in to varying degrees. Then there's the to-and-fro of the warring factions. You can play the game as a trader even, albeit I don't think it's fleshed out enough for that at least un-modded. You've also got resources to manage, and an economy that you can take advantage of. Of course, you can still choose interesting compositions over overpowered ones just to make things more interesting. This is honestly a weak point in the game's execution as certain units / styles are flat out superior, but we're talking about potential of the formula here even if it's not always well realized. I liked finding "bang-for-the-buck" units. Stronger units cost more upkeep though, and while money may eventually be trivial the early-mid game is more interesting due to this factor at least. You also level your units up, choosing different paths of upgrades. Of course this eventually grows into larger forces as you progress. Then you've got your heroes that you equip and build yourself, filling out your character's weak spots and eventually being great as an elite unit in field battles. And a decent player creativity factor.įirst, you've got your main character build, which will define how you play at least in the early game. What Warband really has is a lot of variety without needing a ton of unique content.
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Mods make a lot of games into great time sinks though. I have spent more time with it than probably any other single-player game. My favorite formula for a time sink game so far has to be Mount and Blade: Warband. I'm going to start with just one example. I'm wondering what games you find to excel at this balance and why. I think many games have more potential as time sinks, but that potential gets squandered by aiming for a very standard linear experience. There are ways to pull this off well and that's what I'd like to discuss here. There're certainly tons of games set-up to be time sinks, but they're too boring or, in the case of multiplayer reliant on there being enough other players that're reasonably mature and of comparable skill/experience level to really enjoy.Ī good time sink needs a difficult balance I suppose - it has to be interesting and varied enough to hold interest while having quantity or at least feeling like it does. This is one thing I look for in games and have trouble finding. r/CoOpGaming - A community for co-op gaming
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