Just so so, because of the linear story line.
In this game we brought into the atmosphere of the era of the royal monarchy, so it is not strange if in this game we live in an ancient castle. First of all we are required to become a king (Monarch), which served regulate all matters of empire, such as the welfare of the people, diplomacy with neighboring countries, until plan generation descendants of the kingdom. Over the game, we can choose to make royal retainers with different jobs. Job in this game is determined from what we are building erected in the kingdom (Reward Point need to build a building). Each job has the duties and different quest. There are some missions that can be implemented, that where the mission will be open after we completed the previous missions.
Honestly, I do not how like to play games that the plot linear. Linear storyline that makes me bored and can not free expression. With a linear storyline like this, we could accelerate game with 'fastforward' to quickly complete the quest-a quest that is so that we can not explore the world of The Sims Medieval further. But stories like this road also has a positive value. We can be more focused in this game, because we have clear goals in each quest.