r/anno

Some of this applies to the base game (railroads/electricity, mostly) but stuff like hotels, haciendas, so much crap that requires existing islands to be rebuilt, it's where it starts to get real exhausting for me. I know plenty "can" be planned ahead of time but there's limits to it, you know? Just a thought.

Hello i would like to start with anno series, i tried anno 177 demo and it was awsome but it is little pricy for me right now. Is base Anno 1800 good as 177 or Anno 1800 is really worth only with DLCs?

Hello,

Is it possible remove Voada from the game in a peacefull way? Just as for rivals when you takę control of them and get a specialist?

I've been waiting for a nice sale on 117 since a while, and yesterday I finally caved in and bought the Gold edition incl. the year 1 season pass for 50€. Yay!

Prior to that, I've played Anno 1800 for over 1500+ hours, all DLCs, almost all cosmetic packs and stuff. So needless to say I just loved that game and it's probably my favorite in the whole franchise.

Obviously, I have pretty high expectations from 117, and I tried to avoid being spoiled too much. So I'm just gonna ask the question naively: are there any pitfalls to avoid, any recommendations to start this new game in the most enjoyable way possible?

Thanks guys

Hi

I've never played this franchise before. I would like to get my hands on Pax Romana 117, but I have some questions:

How does it play on ps5 (fps, etc) ?

How is the sandbox mode ?

Which version is worth buying ?

Both are currently on sale, and I'll probably end up buying one of them. Has anyone here played both and can recommend which one to get?
I was originally leaning toward 117 because I really like the Roman Empire setting, but then I read that 1800 is considered the gold standard.
This will be my first Anno game, and I don't have too much experience with city-building or strategy games in general. Any recommendations?

Okay, so you build up your island, have the second population tier and then you unlock.... trading companies?

And those trading companies allow you to produce stuff from the old world, only since you don't have electricity in Horai, they produce slower. What?

Yeah, they might use less population, but at this point it's not really an issue.

Why would I ever use the trading companies and go through the hassle of having to ship all that stuff back home if I could just build up my industry in the old world, with electricity and items?

Or I could just use docklands.

So, am I missing something?

If you make an enemy a vassal are you still able to complete their quest(s), specifically the achievement quest for each character?

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