There’s two completely separate franchises called settlers, both coincidentally German and kinda of the same age 😂 One is the board game and the other is a video game series that’s similar to anno, from the same studio and the spiritual predecessor for this game But I agree with you: most of catan is always great

Its made mistakes like that before. Including sometimes inventing a game that doesn't exist. I follow some people who do content for a game called From The Depths, and one of the features of the game aside from being a vehicle builder with a high difficulty curve and having the somewhat cool ability to play a semi-RTS campaign using vehicles you make, is the ability to have tournament style matches between vehicles. Which are very easy to share, and thus there have been a lot of vehicle design tournaments where people would submit battleships, aircraft, or whatever the theme of the tournament was to a youtuber running it (while you can control a vehicle manually, most people use the variety of AI options to automate it, so having them fight each other is very possible and the AI settings you use can be as important as how well you design the hull or weapons and such in these tournaments). In fact, the reason there is even a mode for having tournament fights is basically because people had been already doing them by just using the vehicle designer (which lets you spawn in vehicles freely on any side of any of the factions, or as a player owned vessel). Short of it was: since one such youtuber kept labeling tournament matches "Tank Tussle" due to running a tank tournament, there was a time where youtube thought a game called Tank Tussle existed for several months.

Including that they need to replace the current villagers, who are clearly British from how much they love queuing, with non-British villagers who nonetheless still at least like tea.

@@SephirothRyu I don't get the reference

@@mysterylink5105 There are jokes that British people like queuing, at least according to some British comedians. And the people in this game path as if they are idealized cars on single lane streets, often effectively queuing up in lines that aren't even for their thing.

@@SephirothRyu oh, interesting

I love the queuing it reminds me of the og settlers game ❤

I believe this is a design choice since all of the older settler games also fought like this.

If I remember correctly, this is an exact copy of Settlers II mechanics.

@@XnavirX Never played Settles, so sorry if I don't see the similarities

In Settlers 1 and 2 the soldiers would always go one on one for the control of towers and forts.

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