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Cracking stuff.
> That still won't give you the best graphics, it is all down to what
> you graphics chip can handle. Mate.
erm, please explain this comment.
> Just had a go on it. Is the only source of food the deers? What
> happened to farms?
Windmills are infinate food, use the outposts to give food rather than xp, or use your xp to buy food supplies.
> OddToe wrote:
>
> The gameplay being the same as AoE2 is probably a good thing.
>
> Ahahaha, no.
Wrong. Wrong . WRONG.
*downloads*
> OddToe wrote:
> SHEEPY wrote:
> I just gave it 10 minutes there.
>
> It doesn't look as nearly as good as the screenshots suggest. The
> gameplay is exactly the same as AoE2.
>
> The game won't look as good as the screenshots due to your graphics
> card.
> The gameplay being the same as AoE2 is probably a good thing.
>
> Yeah mate.
> I just put everything as 'high' as it would go.
That still won't give you the best graphics, it is all down to what you graphics chip can handle. Mate.
> Because there's no tutorial?
> Wtf?
> Can't you just mess around and work things out for yourself?
> Sure, it'll be annoying at first
> But I'd rather do that than not play the game at all...
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If it was a game I was burning to play then sure.
But for a game that raises a "meh, why not" in me I have neither the inclination nor patience to "mess around".
Tutorial will give me a taste, let me see if I might enjoy it whilst running through the features.
Randomly pressing things and watching tiny men chop trees doesn't merit the download time for this gamer.
One thing that seems new, is you can order shipments from your home town using these "cards".
It's strange, but sort of useful.
I might go have quality game time just now. I want to build a big fancy city. The guns are fun too.