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I see your army and raise you one Napoleon: Total War opposition.krazed wrote:
My Lord, the enemy general has forsaken his honour and is running like a whipped dog!unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I see your army and raise you one Napoleon: Total War opposition.krazed wrote:
blame him?AussieReaper wrote:
My Lord, the enemy general has forsaken his honour and is running like a whipped dog!unnamednewbie13 wrote:
I see your army and raise you one Napoleon: Total War opposition.krazed wrote:
How is it, wasn't really a fan of the first one.
AC1: Solid Story - But the gameplay was boring as fuck. - The ending was very good though.Nic wrote:
How is it, wasn't really a fan of the first one.
AC2: The story is progressive. It's no longer that rinse repeat business. Also more is developed outside the animus. The ending is not quite as epic as the first, but overall the game is better polished.
AC:B was a nothing story, but was necessary to make the series.. flow. - however outside the animus, you really did need the new game to exaggerate certain aspects, and the ending is incredible. Epic. I'd recommend the game, I've loved it
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Garden of Eden
I like but, runs well the AI has improved a great deal.
Only thing I don't like the fact units have to be unlocked in MP. That shit is going to be abused to the nth degree.
Yeah the Ai has improved but excpet when they seige your castle. once you defeat the main army, if they have a reinforcement army then they all gather up in a corner and don't do shit.
Now it would be fine if you turn on the battletime limit but i hate that i always turn it off. So you HAVE to get outside the castle and attack them.
i really like my monk archers
Now it would be fine if you turn on the battletime limit but i hate that i always turn it off. So you HAVE to get outside the castle and attack them.
i really like my monk archers
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monk archers = raperaperaperape
Katana heros kick ass
must get game
Playing S:TW is making me want a Mount & Blade: Shogunate.
M&B was the shitunnamednewbie13 wrote:
Playing S:TW is making me want a Mount & Blade: Shogunate.
I've only recently been playing it (M&B) in earnest. It's clumsy in some ways, but I'm blown away at the sheer fun of the thing.
gotta love charging down the infantry with a lance.
How do you like it so far?
It´s pretty neat. It looks incredible, love the visual style. My lack of knowledge of the universe shows though, the first time "Oracle" called me I went all wtf?!Kampframmer wrote:
How do you like it so far?
Luckily, they did a good job with the biotab to fill those gaps for players like me.
Fighting is good fun too.
I´m having trouble with the camera perspective when walking though, somehow it makes me feel dizzy. Might need some more getting used to. All in all I´m very intrigued, about to investigate my first crime scene
This game is gorgeous! The attention to detail is amazing! And there is so much shit to discover.
Arkham Asylum is beautiful, but I wish I could tell whether or not events were preventable or scripted failures. Played through the guards getting gassed a few times before I gave up on the area and moved on.
Running around with an army of those K-something veteran mounted archers, max-level Nord infantry and Vaegir (?) marksmen. I can get a force of superior numbers milling about in a big pool of infantry while I pick them off at the sides until I've mega-aggro'd everyone...at which point, I order everyone to charge in. The Nords do a great job of neutralizing any cavalry that want to take out my foot archers.
e: It's also refreshing how the game isn't afraid to be sexist, but the 'shield maiden' I made to offset my male villain's kind of depressing gameplay is still met with too much approval.
e2: Game got me permanently hooked when I found out that I could recruit my captives and their captives into my army. Female villagers rescued can be upgraded into a fairly elite cavalry. Also refreshing is the fact that if you take land without any legitimacy, the sky seems to fall on your head.
e3: Best way to charge with the lance is to drape it across your horse's neck so your shield covers the space between its tip and your body. Harder to aim, but I've stopped hundreds of arrows that way. The one thing I can say against the game is that the AI has a terrible aim vs moving targets. Once or twice is fine, but it should either start leading its shots or break formation and route, especially if I'm just slowly lancing archers down without taking any damage at all.
It's hard for me to decide what to take. I've put the bow away (as much as I like it) in favor of a sword, shield and lance because of the frequency of shielded opponents. The lance's charge-instakill makes me question why I ever put it away, other than when I make a mistake and get swamped in infantry.Adams_BJ wrote:
gotta love charging down the infantry with a lance.
Running around with an army of those K-something veteran mounted archers, max-level Nord infantry and Vaegir (?) marksmen. I can get a force of superior numbers milling about in a big pool of infantry while I pick them off at the sides until I've mega-aggro'd everyone...at which point, I order everyone to charge in. The Nords do a great job of neutralizing any cavalry that want to take out my foot archers.
e: It's also refreshing how the game isn't afraid to be sexist, but the 'shield maiden' I made to offset my male villain's kind of depressing gameplay is still met with too much approval.
e2: Game got me permanently hooked when I found out that I could recruit my captives and their captives into my army. Female villagers rescued can be upgraded into a fairly elite cavalry. Also refreshing is the fact that if you take land without any legitimacy, the sky seems to fall on your head.
e3: Best way to charge with the lance is to drape it across your horse's neck so your shield covers the space between its tip and your body. Harder to aim, but I've stopped hundreds of arrows that way. The one thing I can say against the game is that the AI has a terrible aim vs moving targets. Once or twice is fine, but it should either start leading its shots or break formation and route, especially if I'm just slowly lancing archers down without taking any damage at all.