We should all relax on CA and just enjoy the game.

[Budwise]

As I am trying for the Brownie Badge of Suckupness, I would like to state that this game must of been playtested in a lab by lots of people before releases. Sure, it was released with bugs but all those little gripes we have about lack of Naval battles or AI doing mass attacks for no reason among other things I can't remember because its morning and I haven't slept yet must have been tried out numerous times and CA realized that the game was simply better without it. Sure, I always thought it was funny that if my horse dies from an arrow, I die too but how would you restack or move around your horse archers if 5 of them had no horse because the horse died during the last battle? Even knowing this has been discussed, how much fun really would it be to see just one ship firing arrows at another ship and seeing a health bar for the ships to monitor damage? Also, people get annoyed about the Papacy always being there but would the game really be fun if the papacy died out in round 20 and you have another 300 rounds to go? How could you fulfill the crusade missions or even get them to begin with? Who will stop the HRE from steamrolling Denmark? Even the troop roster was done well, if every country had different troops how could you monitor the strenghts and weaknesses vs other units or factions. If every faction had different rosters, what would prevent France from just dominating England EVERY Single Campaign.

I guess my point is, I bet almost all of our ideas were actually thought up just as well by CA and turned down when implemented in an early Beta version of M2TW. We just don't see WHY they were turned down and for that we still like the ideas.

[Budwise]

Wow, after reading that, my grammar is WAY off and I need to go to bed. I hope to read what everyone writes after this.

[Quickening]

I have no problem with what Medieval 2 is at all. I love it. My only problem is that it's a bit crippled. I still love it though and have played it nearly 200 hours now.

[pike master]

squeaky gear gets the oil.

dont let up on em!

[OMGLAZERS]

Because God knows that without consumer pressure, businesses are quick to respond to problems in their product.

If we DIDNT be pissy, we'd be only hurting them and ourselves because when the next game comes out, we'd have no incentive to buy it since we were disappointed with this one and they didn't change the situation.

[NightStar]

Because I want a game where every Highlander is modeled after Mel Gibson, and screams "You can take my life but you can never take my FREEDOOOM!!" in a fake scottish accent as they crash into melee

I want a game that has such a feature that let's me pay ransom for my camp followers alongside my captured troops after lost battles

I want an option to impale prisoners so I can get "the impaler" suffix after my name.

I want a feature during siege that allows me to drop food onto people climbing ladders and shoot living livestock at the besiegers just to discourage them, well dropping something onto the peeps climbing the ladders would be nice, boiling water in the gatehouse would be nice....and sometimes a iron porticullis would be super nice

As I am playing a medieval ruler in this game I think the developers should have shipped the collectors edition whith a body slave just to help my immersion into the game....at the very least a manservant to fetch snacks and soft drinks while I am playing.

And THEY DID IT AGAIN!!! Where is Iceland?!? You can get the Americas, middle east and Africa but there is no Iceland. Didn't they know that there was much important stuff happening in Iceland in those days, like eh ehm eh vikings killing each other and sprouting manly poetry about it..

This game is broken

[Laconic]

And THEY DID IT AGAIN!!! Where is Iceland?!? You can get the Americas, middle east and Africa but there is no Iceland. Didn't they know that there was much important stuff happening in Iceland in those days, like eh ehm eh vikings killing each other and sprouting manly poetry about it..

They were founding one of the first post-classical instances of large-scale democracy. I'd say that's fairly important.