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As usual, you can also decide if you’re going to be a nice person, or a jerk. You become a well-respected citizen by making nice with your neighbor. You become reviled by skulking, stealing, and fighting unprovoked battles.
Indeed, you can finally whack your neighbors with a battle axe, which is one area where The Sims Medieval departs from the usual Sims experience. Though you can fight others in lieu of saying howdy-doo, battles are also a key part of “Quests,” which are favors your neighbors ask of you in return for money and experience. For instance, early in the game you’ll be asked to take down a nasty chicken-thief. You engage him in combat through a turn-based system that’s not exactly as complex as a typical modern role-playing game, but gets the job done regardless. Once he’s gone (a man’s life for a chicken’s? Hmmm), the thankful farmer who hired you will reward you.
