#Anno 2070 tea layout manual
The manual was actually translated to Portuguese. Now imagine I was writing a text in English and instead of using rubber or latex, I used "borracha".īy the way, when I was a kid, my parents bought me anno 1503. It's such an amateur error in an otherwise amazing game.įor example, in Portuguese we call it "borracha". Why are they using the French word in the English version of the game? Still, in English it's called latex/rubber, right?ĭon't they have good translators at Ubisoft? The game feels more like work at this point. The more you build and expand, the more little stuff requires your attention.
The game has a lot of good mechanics, but these mechanics just don't work together. Then they give you some puzzle quests and books to read, but everytime you're trying to focus and immerse yourself into the story some alert will drag your attention away, either a building catches on fire, a ship under attack, or that blue clothing faggot screaming ADMIRAL, ADMIRAL. And now the negro king wants some tea and clothes. Not only you have to managed the water bullshit, but the entirety of the storyline is just negros asking you for stuffs over and over. Game is okay during the old&new world period, then I endured through the arctic bullshit (most notably when people refuses to use some of the warming goods unless you reach a certain population so you're forced to build a minimum amount of houses even on the smaller resource glacier so that they won't die to fucking flu), and now I'm on the desert land.Īnd holy shit.
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