Act IV simply shouldn't exist. It's a good game in many aspects while the most blatant problem with it is being repetitive. Though you can tolerate the similarities between this one and Shadow of Mordor which suffered from the same problem; the game suddenly goes like "Oh you just conquered all these fortresses and did the same siege mission over and over? Great, now you'll defend them against 50 level enemies with the 15 level captains you branded earlier in the game. Just to see the ENDING. "

I don't think I will go ahead and grind my lower level orcs to do the stuff I already did but now just harder. All that to see a cutscene that's few minutes long.

If someone enjoys the nemesis system and the sieges, they can always do the grinding there after the story endlessly. Hours put into any kind of non-revolutionary game mechanic without newer content will always be an unpleasant experience for the majority of the community.

Act IV simply shouldn't exist. It's a good game in many aspects while the most blatant problem with it is being repetitive. Though you can tolerate the similarities between this one and Shadow of Mordor which suffered from the same problem; the game suddenly goes like "Oh you just conquered all these fortresses and did the same siege mission over and over? Great, now you'll defend them against 50 level enemies with the 15 level captains you branded earlier in the game. Just to see the ENDING. " I don't think I will go ahead and grind my lower level orcs to do the stuff I already did but now just harder. All that to see a cutscene that's few minutes long. If someone enjoys the nemesis system and the sieges, they can always do the grinding there after the story endlessly. Hours put into any kind of non-revolutionary game mechanic without newer content will always be an unpleasant experience for the majority of the community.