On a similar note, the heroes in Majesty almost never run away. They would almost always fight to their inevitable death. The heroes in Majesty 2 do run away when it's sensible to but usually end up dead anyway if they're facing a ranged opponent. Ultimately the ideal Majesty 3 for me would be a combination of the best elements of both games and a massive expansion on the sim element.
That is of course false and wrong. Heroes in Majesty run away a lot (Not only that, but they turn down missions when they assess it to be too dangerous)
It is based on their class and within their class on their intelligence. Usually their surname reflects their tendencies Sir Pants something would run away when a the brave something will not run away.
As a counterpart, heroes with high intelligence are apter at equipping themselves etc...
And so on and on as the same keeps being repeated and people even when shown wrong keep coming back with the same drivel.
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On a larger note, I truly wonder if a Majesty 3 with Majesty like heroes could be a success.
Most players tend to like to exert total control and Majesty was a game of influence. You have to adapt your gameplay to what it is coming on the game board and influence the process.
I check this with Victoria 2: many players are uncomfortable with having entities acting on their own, growing like an organic thing just by them and finally putting the players into a secondary position. In the end, these entities are living like hurtles to the player's desire of despotic hegemony, critters that delay the master plan or act against it in their stupidity.
My personal tastes would prefer this type of game where you channel more than direct a process. Yet, I cant remember of one game of this type that was a success. Save FM which is far from what it should be.
Save this one, all games providing influence over control gameplay experience seem to rebuke players.
A Majesty 3 expanding on Majesty would be awesome but with what audience? There is simply no audience for it (large enough to justify a developpment project)