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  2. Deserting Units

    in Help & Feedback

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    I only played the demo (unable to find full version), but it was a very expansive demo... Okay, the game was the most historically based game that I have ever played; for each unit (represents a brigade or such) there were different commanders, so, each unit had different attributes - there weren't very many units, though. So, formations also played a major role, ground truly had advantages, and you could build bidges, defenses, and a few other things. BUT the most important thing was the morale: If too many units died, or if they weren't supplied, they ran until you called the bugle (sometimes worked) or untill the simply reformed - many miles away! Does that answer your question?

  4. Deserting Units

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    Sounds like something from Civil War Generals II, not RTS, but similar idea. I like it alot, it would make the overal game go faster, and I am sure it could be done.

    There's a bug, though, it must be decided when the units will stop. Say, when the there are no more enemy units in sight. Also, a unit that deserts, would have a tougher time gaining back his morale.

    Those are my opinions.

  9. What Are Your Favorite Units?

    in Introductions & Off-Topic Discussion

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    Please tell us what your favorite type of unit is, and why that is your favorite. Also, be sure to say your absoulute favorit unit (individual).

    I am an infantry man through and through, I like tanks, but infantry's my favorite to command. Why, I dunno, conventional for one, and they're more interesting.

    My absoulte favorite would have to be...*thinking hard*... ;) the Teutonic Knight from AoK. First of all, He looked absolutly awesome, then to top that, dozens of regular infantry, AND cavalry, would simply pile-up at his feet - no to mention he's seige engine like abilities. I loved him, though, the Teutons stunk. :)

    My next favorite it the Aries II from Empire Earth... :drug:

    What would you like to command...

  10. Trivia

    in Introductions & Off-Topic Discussion

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    The answer is:

    A. MITS Altair 8800

    Was your very first Personal Computer - 1975

    8008 was the oldest on this list made by Intel, and honored with an 8bit miroprocessor -1972.

    The Mark-8 came into service in 1974 and was the first Personal microcomputer.

    Apple II came into the picture in 1977 with 16k of ram, but no monitor for 1,195.

    Oh, I just noticed someting. he he... ( A ) and ( D ) are the same answer.

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