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Solitaire is really boring.

I thought this was Solitaire.

Solitaire meets Yu-Gi-Oh!

It's alright, but I am mostly waiting for the feature of buying subsidiaries. It's a little thing, but that splice-of-life feature adds to amassing a monopoly.

Game broke mid-playthrough during the tutorial, could not get a sponsor.

This has to be the most poorly optimized game that I have ever played. I own Kenshi. Oftentimes before purchase, I will scour reviews and read negative reviews about performance, bugs, etc. However, when I play the game I never encounter the same problems they have. Enter CK3, this absolute slog of a game.

Simply loading to the menu takes 20 minutes. Bugs that have been "patched" still exist and break saves. Being stuck while travelling comes to mind. Quit to menu? No, you're quitting to the Shadowrealm because it WILL crash. My last negative review was for another set of bugs. Namely, being unable to finish a war because there was no resolution after 100% warscore. Furthermore, this game consumes WAY too much memory for nothing. No mods, just vanilla will put me up anywhere between 8-16 gigabytes of memory, and I cannot for the life of me figure out why.

I can run and play the best games out there on the highest settings. But CK3? Oh, no no. CK3 resides on the precipice of computer hardware, unfathomable to my puny mind. I swear half of my hours are just loading into this damn game.

Good game, people have touched on which aspects excel in their reviews. I just wish that the buff/nerfs had literally ANYTHING to do with which characters are dominating the meta. For instance, the warrior class is predetermined to be good, with a 90% pick/ban rate, which shows in games. The game will eventually nerf a select amount of characters, which seemed to be played the most, the warrior included.

However, the sniper class, which was picked often in the games I played in, only ended up having a measly 33% win rate, yet it was still nerfed. I had hoped it wouldn't be, as it had no reason to be nerfed. I kind of figured that it would be, considering the players select a small few characters that will probably get nerfed, regardless of that character's performances in the game.

Hopefully, the predetermined nerfs will become associated with the actual win/loss rate of the character in the future.

Good game.

Remove the "too far" range and you have a good game. If you don't want us to be far, make smaller rooms. There is no indication of being far, not even when you line up your crosshair on an enemy.

Not many gladiatorial management games on the market.