To combat this, you must place wells strategically throughout your territory, so that a fire won't rage too long before it can be doused. You also have to worry about fire, which can be a huge issue, especially in developed towns and villages. This means you have to build up a small army of spearmen and archers, as well as build up defenses such as walls and towers. While it's technically correct to say that you don't have to worry about crushing major opponents, you still have to defend your towns against nature, in the form of predatory wolf packs, as well as bandits, who have a nasty habit of razing your buildings to the ground. Even though you don't have to worry about battling rivals in the Path of Peace campaign, it will still prove quite challenging. The biggest new addition, in terms of gameplay, is the Path of Peace. The game updates the series to a full 3D graphics engine, and it introduces a variety of new gameplay modes, including the Path of Peace, an economic campaign, as well as the Path of War, which is a combat-intensive campaign.
However, the new game represents the first major overhaul of the franchise.
Stronghold 2 is the third game in the castle-building and medieval warfare series, following the successful Stronghold and Stronghold: Crusader. The peaceful campaign in Stronghold 2 is still pretty violent, as you must defend yourself against wolves and bandits.
Apparently, the third time is a charm, because we've been playing with a new version of Stronghold 2 that's 99 percent complete, which is a good thing too, considering that the game is supposed to ship in a couple of weeks. We've had the opportunity to check out Stronghold 2 twice now, but each of these times we played with very early versions of the game.
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