Renfail's Early Thoughts on Robin Hood: Sherwood Builders

Let's Play Robin Hood: Sherwood Builders with Renfail as he sits down to chat about his early thoughts on this action RPG that also throws in crafting, survival, and settlement management into one gameplay loop. Follow Renfail's complete playthrough of Robin Hood - Sherwood Builders in this playlist • Renfail Plays Robin Ho...
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[@user-kz7in5qx9u]

Sir Renfail lol. Tip # 1. Holding E key will pickup multiple items. Tip # 2. The Z key will Light your Lantern. There are a Ton of passive skills as well as Trained skills. The puzzles sometimes have also a hiden puzzle within, :) Have fun.

[@Renfail]

Cool beans. Thx.

[@user-tp5yb4hr4w]

i also got into robin hood at an early age, and also king Arthur and the knights of the round table, but i frequently thought they were in the same universe and i loved the stories that involved some kind of magic, even if it was rare at times, it was still magical to me.

[@Renfail]

Yep!

[@user-tp5yb4hr4w]

i agree, you need purpose to your tasks, they can't just be tasks for the sake of adding tasks to a game to make it feel good to the player. when i first played assassins creed brotherhood, i already loved the game for the story and gameplay, but then they added the whole economy rebuilding Rome mechanic, and they made it function within the lore of the game so they weren't just tasks for the same of giving the game things to do, and these things made sense within the lore of the game, you needed to get your assassins trained and in order to do this in the most effective way was to train them, and the only way to do that was to afford all the gear and weaponry and established locations to generate that income from the city economy mechanics. and i still love that gameplay mechanic from that game still to this day, they dropped this mechanic altogether with the new assassins creed games, mostly for story reasons and narrative, but i still think it was a great gameplay mechanic that was both great for a learning curve and also great for the lore building of the assassins creed Empire you were building.

[@Renfail]

cool!

[@kingkurtzig]

Finally, a decent review or 'early thoughts' for this game, I watched a few others and I dont think they even played the game. Also as a man of somewhat senior years I too like duel controller / KM options as after 40 plus years of gaming my hands are not what they used to be, also cool beard man!

[@Renfail]

Cheers!

[@honeybadger9425]

I luv it, I’m from the UK myself so I immersed straight into the game

[@Renfail]

nice :)

[@mattt233]

I've been playing this a lot. It's really fun. I'm always learning something new especially with the puzzles.

[@Renfail]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@user-tp5yb4hr4w]

@@Renfail by the way it's not AI generated, it's just a simple text to speech program, however the main protagonist seems to be a real voice actor. to many people view AI as the same thing as text to speech, the only AI i know of that does this is chatGPT.