Except for the random movement between sides, of course, because sometimes troops just decide to slowly walk to the other side for no discernable reason. Oh yeah, and if you permanently destroy all portals on one side your troops will happily stay there instead of moving to the other side. In the same vein workers will often stand around doing nothing while objects can be built nearby, because a worker on the other side of the map has been assigned to it. And they all got demoted (people lose their tool first, then their "recruited" status) which set me back considerably. So now my expensive farmers were walking to the most distant bushes, far from my defenses. It turns out your farmers can only farm those due to the snow. On the third island i activated some berry bushes in a few places, not knowing what it did. Kingdom has the same problem, except on top of that the AI is deeply, deeply stupid. Sometimes your troops attacked in a way you didn't want to. Sometimes a high-level soldier would be just out of range. The problem with Settlers 2 was that you had no direct control over your troops. Kingdom 2C has gorgeous pixel art and introduces some new concepts. You can also destroy the portals with some effort, though some apparently get restored. The goal is to survive monster attacks coming from portals before leaving the island on a ship. Your troops automatically defend and attack only when given a special order. You assign roles, items to be used and defensive positions. The Kingdom games are 2D strategy games similar to Settlers 2.
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