Round gelungenenes Anno

First of all:
To put it abzuhandeln equal: This whole discussion copy I find extremely ambiguous. I personally, can not find it bad that I can install the game on only 5 computers, for example. We will on which played at home 2 computer times. Of this I replace one probably in the next few years. times one, then I have the game still only 3x installed. Of course, I can understand, but the idea that you just do not want to get prescribed, and of course others also have a completely different envelope frequencies in terms of their computer. Furthermore, it should still remain please let me know if I want to sell the game, or not, which is no longer so naturally really possible. But since this is all irrelevant to me as I no games resells always been, on the whole, there is for these facts to be first no penalty.
For me even more the whole point: In this case, Ubisoft has made as to any secrets. And who has bought the game, knew what he (more on that later) + registration procedure takes in respect Online coercion.
Apparently there were some problems with the registry. I do not want to deny me was it: CD clean, install, be guided through registration, done. All this has taken the usual installation time, no more, no less. I had no further problems since.
To put it in a nutshell: bothers me all that does not really, but it is clearly patronized. It also prevents yes but not pirated.
So I am just forced online. As MMOler I can not tease me about it. Well this is comparing apples and oranges when it comes, though for me the need for an online compulsion no KO criterion. HOWEVER: And that's the point that devalues ​​the game for me from five to four stars when a publisher decides for this route, then the servers must run! They do mostly, but only mostly. If I want to play on Friday evening, and the server is not running, then I want to spit! It's not often that the server is not running, but it does happen.
Now time for the game:
I like it great!
I could not imagine under the setting only, so that the fun, and I had only minor difficulties in adapting. But then it has nevertheless caught me full. The idea with the two groups, I find it very good! Two equivalent peoples can build on side by side, with different needs (per fraction clearly less than in 1404, but taken together they are quite a few, I have not counted), but in some cases the same "ingredients", and partially different materials, I find the partly already logistically challenging. In between are the Techs, of the proportionality of the needs in terms of the two main political groups, it can be said to correspond to the oriental people in Anno 1404. You are required to conduct research. And this idea, I find also very nice: the techs develop various upgrades, such as a wide variety of improvements for the ark (eg higher storage capacity) as well as seed (about missing Fertilities compensate on islands) and many other nice and useful gimmicks.
Since I want the same slide between what. That is exactly what is missing when you play offline. The Ark. Well, of course not completely missing, but the upgrades are missing, also on the various modules that you may develop on other cards, and then has stored, you can not access offline. Furthermore, no World Council actions are possible. This is all not necessary for the run of play necessary, but it sucks if it is missing.
From the home screen you have the opportunity to participate in the World Council elections. One opts for a fraction and depending on the outcome of the election, you can among other things trigger appropriate actions in the World Council of the ark.
Well, ornamental objects have so far, and only since an update, only very sparse, and not to have much to look at in my opinion. Trtodzem makes it fun to build cities, to meet the needs, and not to lose sight of the ecosystem. Also an aspect that I liked not good at the beginning, electricity and life cycle assessment. But during the game, but the integrated very well. And I find the ecological balance but quite crucial, especially on pure production islands.
Thus, Anno 2070 is a thoroughly enjoyable building game for me! It brings some new elements, of which I can imagine very well that they are strengthened in hope following Anno games on!