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RE: Is It Ready Yet?
Posted: Tue Mar 24, 2009 4:28 pm
by 06 Maestro
ORIGINAL: JudgeDredd
I'll tell you what happens - every time I fire this game up, I go through the same motions for setting up and selecting war plans etc, and then as soon as the first wave of battles kicks off, I'm lost and leave. That's about it.
I have saved 2 of my favorite start ups just at the beginning of the first military phase-this cuts down on the tedium of going through all those start up actions.
The eastern provinces are tricky to get around/orientate yourself (unless, I suppose, one is from that part of the world). I make use of the mini map frequently to keep track of my location on the Eastern Front. The more you are exposed to the map, the easier it is to know where you are at. One easy step is to memorize the strategic cities. With a little luck, one of those will show in your battle screen or surrounding map. Memorizing all of the eastern provinces is a choir that I have not gotten into yet.
One other thing; use of the mini map is useful at several tasks, including seeing where you are dragging too using rail movement or redeploying.
ORIGINAL:
I don't know...I'll have another look.
Its getting better all the time. Its been a long and bumpy road.[:)]
RE: Is It Ready Yet?
Posted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 9:08 pm
by Blueprint
RE: Is It Ready Yet?
Posted: Thu Apr 23, 2009 1:42 am
by 06 Maestro
I just had 3 days to immerse myself in WW1 (even reading Cyril Falls "The Great War" at bed time[;)]) between a CotA MP game-wonderful 3 day's off. I have WW1 patched to 106 D and have played it for many hours as the CP in 2 player and 4 player (single country) mode. CTD's is a thing of the past. scrolling is smooth and the frustrating problem of attaching is gone. All in all, I would say it compares very favorably to other games now-a light year or so from where it was 5 months ago-or 3 for that matter.
Even though there are still improvements to be made (another beta is on the horizon) this game is there-now. I would not be surprised if the patches keep coming for many more months, but those won't be for fixing "game breakers", as those have been taken care of.
One odd thing about this game (similar to Great Invasions) is the number of pop up windows keeping you informed of everything. A couple of days ago, during an 8 hour session of play, I got serious about reducing the messages. It is all adjustable in the game menu. I cut it to the quick. Made a big difference for me.
If you are into the grand strategy of WW1 you should give this game a go.
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Posted: Tue Apr 28, 2009 3:59 pm
by Anonymous
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RE: Is It Ready Yet?
Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 12:58 pm
by Berkut
Is there going to be an updated demo?
This looks intriguing, but I tried it a while back (at least the demo) and the bugs and impossible interface were a huge turnoff. I would love to see if those have been resolved, but it looks like the demo has not been updated?
RE: Is It Ready Yet?
Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 2:32 pm
by 06 Maestro
ORIGINAL: Berkut
Is there going to be an updated demo?
There is a new version of the demo based on the 106d patch-either in the works or already made public. No doubt it will play better than the previous c patch demo.
New demo at:
http://ageoddl.telechargement.fr/3rdPar ... d_DEMO.zip