View Full Version : IGN M2TW Kingdoms preview
edyzmedieval
08-17-2007, 13:53
http://pc.ign.com/articles/813/813335p1.html
Have a look everyone. It looks really sweet.
With pics too. :egypt:
NagatsukaShumi
08-17-2007, 14:19
Not a bad little preview, certainly keeps wetting the appetite as we wait for Kingdoms to land!
Zasz1234
08-17-2007, 16:21
I don't know. So far it seems the more I learn about Kingdoms the more "eh" I get about it. The mini-campaigns are cool, but if it doesn't really change the main game I don't know if it would be worth the price of admission. Maybe if they made them fairly cheap downloadable add-ons with a patch that gave new balance features and all the mod-making features.
Mailman653
08-17-2007, 22:59
Oil!!! Finally oil at the gates:
"If your fortresses are advanced enough, they can rain down boiling oil on those pesky troops using a ram at your gates."
The Stranger
08-17-2007, 23:01
they never used oil... bleugh... :shame:
Canons of the Holy Sepulchre
whats that? no way they had cannons in those days... so better tell me its something else... they were infantry right?
NagatsukaShumi
08-17-2007, 23:07
they never used oil... bleugh... :shame:
whats that? no way they had cannons in those days... so better tell me its something else... they were infantry right?
They are indeed yes.
they never used oil... bleugh... :shame:Pretend it's sand. Hot sand. You know, the stuff that people actually poured on besiegers?
Pouring boiling oil would be about as smart as using molten gold, nowadays. Oil is just far too expensive in medieval Europe to be pouring gallons of it on the ground.
Sand, on the other hand, is actually far worse than oil, when heated, and plentiful.
The Stranger
08-18-2007, 17:34
yup... im burned by oil... on my arm... and it took an hour actually to really burn... it takes longer and does less damage than water or sand.
they never used oil... bleugh... :shame:
whats that? no way they had cannons in those days... so better tell me its something else... they were infantry right? go check totalwar.com in new units section ;)
Patricius
08-20-2007, 11:31
they never used oil... bleugh... :shame:
whats that? no way they had cannons in those days... so better tell me its something else... they were infantry right?
Canon as in a member of a chapter, or a monk. Reinstating oil might be unbalancing methinks.
Bob the Insane
08-20-2007, 16:12
I wonder what it would do to the use of rams? Boiling oil, or sand or water or whatever...
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