Boat?

[sidefect]

why are we forced to rebuild boat to move off island already completed???
why? doesnt make sense
just revisiting to look for missed items
must replay level again cant just quick change map
cleared map difficulty increased

[[B.A.B] F A T H E R M O C K E R]

because "we" havent destroyd the portal in the other end,,
and open the lighthouse,,thats there..

easy done, after ,, take out the wall portal / Greed...

[Stardustfire]

first isle is very strange in that matter, you MUST come back with a shipwrecking.
you dont have the tech to attack portals there at start,
and there are a lot of gem payable things, 1 of the 2 best statues included, in Europe/Shogun the best mount on top, without a single gem around to get any of that....

you can first start to build lighthouses with first visit at second isle, because there you get the tech needed for portal attacks, especialy "fun" when the randomicer kicks you in the back and hides that techbuilding behind a portal....

[Sapador]

The always-breaking-boat is a mechanic inherited from Kingdom: New Lands, where once the monarch had fleed from an island, they'd move "forward", and never go back. The boat always breaking after landing used to make more sense there.

However, in Two Crowns, devs have implemented several new mechanics around the fact that islands became persistent, and monarchs can revisit them, for example: the central dock, the wharf bell, the lighthouse, the cycling seasons, and the decay. All that to make the minimalistic lore of the campaign more believable, and the gameplay an overall smoother experience. But yeah, the fact that the boat breaks everytime when there's no lighthouse may still sound a bit odd.

[Stardustfire]

what is really strange is the fact that devs seem to have planned that you can build a lighthouse without the tech to attack Portals, because when you killed the Portal with the help of the first Techupgrade you can directly Upgrade the Lighthouse onetimes....