Putting It Away

[jhartfd]

I don't disagree with either of these complaints, but I am willing to give them a patch to address these and maybe a few other things. The reason I am willing to give them a little time is that I think they have put together a fine structure here. Neither of these issues are particularly difficult to fix (in the sense that they are behavioral rather than systemic. If this development group shows themselves to be responsive to complaints with reasonably responsive patches, I am willing to stick with them because they have the makings of a fine game here. If not then I will join you ultimately.

[Gilgamesh]

I have shelved this game for awhile until a patch comes out. It has potential, that's for sure. It's one of the most beautifully rendered games and is of an interesting era and region, but until the AI is tweaked and the clumsy clickfest everytime you want to move someone and/or troops out of a town is streamlined, I won't be playing this game. It would be nice if the administrators of this forum would at least acknowledge that they intend to patch the game in due time. A simple acknowledgement will keep me in the loop and I would be fairly patient. Meanwhile, I play old games until Civ V comes out in September...

[tgb]

It's been out for a while in Russia, and has never been patched. The lack of traffic here is an indicator that it isn't flying off the shelves. I wouldn't hold my breath.

[SinKiewicz]

For the european balance of power of that period, I wouldn't doubt that the difficulty of the game is set too hard, for the second AI problem you mentioned I suppose it was just like the history, think of the time last of a 30 year war for example.

I found the selection of these 3D models of commanders to be anoying, and the ctrl selection of troops also unberrable, if you take the game as a lesure activity it certainly is not. But the system of the game is among the best and the most clear ones! If their really isn't any patch I must would pissed^