Anno 1503

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bulletluckcharm 2022-10-02 04:51:05.922727+00
like its predecessor, 1503 is a mess of unbalanced gameplay where you have very little control over resources. Your citizens will move out and destroy their dwellings on the way out for basically no reason other than they dip slightly under max food capacity. Once that happens, you will be in a downward spiral of negative budgetary balance and next-to-no resources you need to re-establish positive cashflow. In negative cash, your citizens will destroy even more of your dwellings and buildings. This entry in the series is only slightly better than the first

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