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From the very first time the sprawling map of Middle-earth unfurls on your monitor, you're left in no doubt about the game's quality. The boxy, clunky interface of RTS games of old has been replaced by a beautifully streamlined and intuitive control system that disposes with the tedium of manually upgrading buildings and the necessity to construct just one unit at a time. Every command is now just two or three mouse clicks away, while troops now spawn in squads. Meaning? Well for starters, raising an army takes a fraction of the time than in many other RTS games, giving you more time to concentrate on combat and conquering your opponent. And that's got to be a good thing, right?
But first, a complaint. There's one very major fault with some of TBFME's base-building missions, something that's blighted these types of games for a decade and that sadly hasn't been fully rectified here.With resource gathering still playing a major role in proceedings (farms and blacksmiths for the Good side, lumber yards, furnaces and slaughterhouses for the Evil side), these levels can at times deteriorate into wars of attrition, with neither side being able to seize the initiative. Either that, or they're just too damn easy.When the former happens, missions can become ultrafrustrating and repetitive, with enemy attacks concentrated on the same few locations with exactly the same types of unit. By the time you do finallymanage to prevail, you're just relieved that the mission is over, rather than feeling any sense of satisfaction. What's more, in these situations, you rarely (if ever) feel as though you're being out-thought by the Al, which seems to prefer relying on brute strength rather than guile. Oh, and while I'm pointing out negatives, sometimes the Al units can stand around and watch you destroy their base without reacting - though admittedly, this is a rarity.
Archers are nippy and great at range, but virtually useless up close, while infantry can wipe out a group of pikemen without suffering many losses. Believe me, just throwing all your men into battle and hoping they beat the Al won't get you very far here.The sheer scope of some of the battles is immense, with scores or even hundreds of troops clashing at once. In fact, with the exception of Rome: Total War, there are few other RTS games which come even close to achieving the sheer brutality and believability of virtual warfare as TBFME, though some of the sieges, such as Helm's Deep, could have done with being a little larger in scale. What's more, with each level also featuring at least one of your favourite heroes from the films to lead your troops into battle (see I Can Be Your Hero, Baby',), you've got a formula for some of the most captivating battle scenes ever found in an RTS.
We're also moving away from the traditional tech tree concept you've seen in previous RTS games. Instead, we're adding the concept of Building Veterancy. As.you use a building more, it will Veteran Up'. Each level of Veterancy brings with it more units and more defensive strengths. The final level of Veterancy also brings some ability for the building to defend itself with archers and the like.
These two distinct types of battles - open warfare and siege - should hopefully provide you with two totally different gaming experiences. With the fortresses, we're recreating an interactive version of the battles players have seen in the films and they'll be different than the Base On Base' type of battles you've seen in previous RTS games. Battles in the open will be more like traditional RTS games, but because of the innovations we've done with base building, resource gathering and how units work, you're going to get new experiences with those battles as well," concludes Skaggs.
The Lord of the Rings The Battle for Middle-Earth was one of many Lord of the Rings games that were pumped out during the movies heyday. Say what you want about EA, but they actually handled the Lord of the Rings license very well and I would say most of the games were good. They had Lord of the Rings games for most genres that made sense, action, RPG and in the case of The Battle for Middle-earth, RTS.
The gameplay is what you would expect from an RTS style of game. You have to make buildings, get troops, watch resources, plan your attacks and so on. I found that the game handles everything very well and it is not over complicated like many other RTS games can be.The battle system is actually pretty awesome. The different units in the game work on a kind of rock, paper scissors system. For example, pikemen can defeat cavalry, but swordsmen can defeat pikemen. The different units can be upgraded as you progress through the game which as you would expect makes them stronger. There are more powerful units that you can use like Hobbits which have their own special abilities. Speaking of special you can also use heroes such as Gandalf which is pretty awesome.You can unlock various special abilities as well as upgrading your buildings and troops so it always feels like there is some kind of progression happening. The battles feel huge in their scale and I feel that they did a great job in capturing the look and feel of the huge epic battles in the movies very well.
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One of the best ways to learn War of the Ring strategy is to replay log files which record entire games. For example, every log file from the 2016 International Online Tournament can be downloaded and studied here. The games are links that say fr (Free People Ring victory, reached the Cracks of Doom without being corrupted), fm (Free People Military victory, Free Peoples achieved 4 Victory Points), sr (Shadow Ring victory, the Fellowship was corrupted), sm (Shdadow Military victory, Shadow achieved 10 Victory Points). To use these, open the War of the Ring client in the base game (these are all base 2nd Edition games) and then go to the Replay menu > Load Replay File... and select a log file. Turn up the speed with Ctrl-Shift-Equals (5 to 8 times is good to get a decent speed), then start the game replay with Ctrl-Space. Pause/Play the game throughout playback again with Ctrl-Space.Play/Pause (Ctrl-Space), Faster (Ctrl-Shift-Equals), Slower (Ctrl-Minus), Next Breakpoint (Ctrl-B), Insert Breakpoint (no shortcut), Step (Space)Note: you can't make the game log go backwards using the replay tool, but you can see each action in the output at bottom right to look at anything you missed.
The following is a quick 3-day tournament with 8 players that was played over the weekend of 28th-30th September 2012. All 8 players had to commit to 5 games each over the 3 days, but this is a fantastic way to run a short format tournament and hopefully more of these will be organised.28th-30th September 2012 Weekend Tournament: (Event Pairings & Results), (Event Stages & Game Log Files)
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