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The Dark Lord
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- Posty: 331
- Rejestracja: 27 cze 2007, 17:33
I just downloaded the missions so I could take look at the map (those screens are so small. 
), and I see you are getting better and better at it. There are still a lot of things which can be done better, though. But it surely isn't bad, and there comes a time I'm gonna play it. 
Let me say one thing: watch out that you don't make things too ''artificial''. For example, don't make forests in a perfect circle. It looks fake.
Keep up the good work!
), and I see you are getting better and better at it. There are still a lot of things which can be done better, though. But it surely isn't bad, and there comes a time I'm gonna play it. Let me say one thing: watch out that you don't make things too ''artificial''. For example, don't make forests in a perfect circle. It looks fake.
Keep up the good work!
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The Dark Lord
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- Posty: 331
- Rejestracja: 27 cze 2007, 17:33
I have now played the first two missions, and I will write something about it.
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Mission 1:
Our position is difficult. We are near a heavily defended enemy fortress, and we haven't got much room to build. In the beginning, I went to the west, and could slay a whole brown army there. Then I returned to my town. I was building some things, and after a while, Henry was under attack. I thought he would be able to handle it himself, and yes, he was. But after the fight he went attacking, and lost all of his soldiers. The problem was, when he trained a new one, he attacked again with it. Some time later, brown attacked again, and this time Henry was not able to defend himself because he had no soldiers. So I hurried to him (which is fairly difficult because of our position
), and tried to save him. I hadn't noticed that there were some sword fighters in the north, who were destroying the storehouse. I came not in time, and my dearest ally was as good as dead. 
Well, then I had to do it on my own. First, I had to handle a famine. I was fully concentrating on military, and therefore I ran out of food. I tried to defeat brown (I broke through the northern defences), but I attacked accidently a purple knight, which was walking outside of the fortress, and purple came after me. I was no match for him. After another hour, I attacked the purple fortress, and succeeded in conquering it. Now I was able to destroy the brown watchtowers in the south-east (near purple), which were getting on my nerves.
Then I noticed brown hadn't got any serves left, so he couldn't train soldiers anymore. I didn't have to be scared to have my archers killed while they were attacking a building, and I could defeat brown easily.
I have loaded several savegames to avoid unnecessairy losses. It was really getting on my nerves.
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My playing time: 3:28.
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- I liked the beginning (our soldiers and village that were split up).
- Nice ally, although a bit stupid (not your fault, just how the AI works).
- Good difficulty.
_
- Walls are flat.
- The back side of mountains should be visible.
- The soldiers of the brown player are easy to kill (in the south-west).
Overal score (out of 10):
Map: 6,5
Script: 8
Difficulty: 7,5
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Mission 2:
After I spend so much time on the first mission, I would have liked to do a battle. But it was another building level. No worries, it looked like fun. We start with a village wich provides of food. That's always nice, because I mostly start late with (enough!) food buildings. Second thing I noticed, was a large amount of gold in our storehouse! I builded two woodcutters, a samwill and a farm, and then four townhalls. I trained a lot of serves, so the townhalls could be provided quickly. And then, the training of soldiers begins. 8... 16... 24... 32... It went very fast. After a short time, I had a huge army, and I was able to strike the enemy in the west down (Henry could handle the attacks on his fortress again), and, surprisingly, I won when I destroyed the important buildings there!
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My playing time: 1:03.
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- The idea of our ally surrounded by enemies is interesting.
- Nice villages.
_
- Walls are flat (same as mission 1).
- The back side of mountains should be visible (same as mission 1).
- Too easy to win with using the town hall.
- Attacks on the fortress may have been stronger.
Overal score (out of 10):
Map: 6,5
Script: 7
Difficulty: 4,0
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Mission 1:
Our position is difficult. We are near a heavily defended enemy fortress, and we haven't got much room to build. In the beginning, I went to the west, and could slay a whole brown army there. Then I returned to my town. I was building some things, and after a while, Henry was under attack. I thought he would be able to handle it himself, and yes, he was. But after the fight he went attacking, and lost all of his soldiers. The problem was, when he trained a new one, he attacked again with it. Some time later, brown attacked again, and this time Henry was not able to defend himself because he had no soldiers. So I hurried to him (which is fairly difficult because of our position
), and tried to save him. I hadn't noticed that there were some sword fighters in the north, who were destroying the storehouse. I came not in time, and my dearest ally was as good as dead. Well, then I had to do it on my own. First, I had to handle a famine. I was fully concentrating on military, and therefore I ran out of food. I tried to defeat brown (I broke through the northern defences), but I attacked accidently a purple knight, which was walking outside of the fortress, and purple came after me. I was no match for him. After another hour, I attacked the purple fortress, and succeeded in conquering it. Now I was able to destroy the brown watchtowers in the south-east (near purple), which were getting on my nerves.
Then I noticed brown hadn't got any serves left, so he couldn't train soldiers anymore. I didn't have to be scared to have my archers killed while they were attacking a building, and I could defeat brown easily.I have loaded several savegames to avoid unnecessairy losses. It was really getting on my nerves.
----------
My playing time: 3:28.
+
- I liked the beginning (our soldiers and village that were split up).
- Nice ally, although a bit stupid (not your fault, just how the AI works).
- Good difficulty.
_
- Walls are flat.
- The back side of mountains should be visible.
- The soldiers of the brown player are easy to kill (in the south-west).
Overal score (out of 10):
Map: 6,5
Script: 8
Difficulty: 7,5
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Mission 2:
After I spend so much time on the first mission, I would have liked to do a battle. But it was another building level. No worries, it looked like fun. We start with a village wich provides of food. That's always nice, because I mostly start late with (enough!) food buildings. Second thing I noticed, was a large amount of gold in our storehouse! I builded two woodcutters, a samwill and a farm, and then four townhalls. I trained a lot of serves, so the townhalls could be provided quickly. And then, the training of soldiers begins. 8... 16... 24... 32... It went very fast. After a short time, I had a huge army, and I was able to strike the enemy in the west down (Henry could handle the attacks on his fortress again), and, surprisingly, I won when I destroyed the important buildings there!
----------
My playing time: 1:03.
+
- The idea of our ally surrounded by enemies is interesting.
- Nice villages.
_
- Walls are flat (same as mission 1).
- The back side of mountains should be visible (same as mission 1).
- Too easy to win with using the town hall.
- Attacks on the fortress may have been stronger.
Overal score (out of 10):
Map: 6,5
Script: 7
Difficulty: 4,0