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"More than that, fallen foes may even be dispatched with a devastating finishing move."
"a swordsman might swing to the left, then to the right, before following up with a stab to the stomach that'll knock his opponent down."
FINISH HIM!
"He might then spin around and deliver a merciless finishing strike to the enemy while he's lying helpless on the ground" !
FATALITY!
Wow the new Mortal Kombat Game sounds really cool! Wait, I mean Total War game... :no:
As horrible as it may sound, i doubt it will be like that. There just trying to make it seem like MK to attract people who prefer that kind of gaming.Quote:
Originally Posted by fallen851
I hope.
I was always partial to a fire-dragon-punch... :laugh4:
MK :uhoh: TWQuote:
Originally Posted by currywurry
:yes: *hoping*
Ajax
The same thing is in Dawn of War.
I don't see the problem that you have with good graphics and units fighting properly.
I think it sounds cool.:2thumbsup: Better than thrusting and cutting into mid-air like in the other games.
"He might then spin around"Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Doctor
Unless you want to die, never spin around in combat.
I wonder if they'll make our soldiers as agile as Yoda in a duel.
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I doubt there will be spinning.Quote:
"He might then spin around"
Yeah, I would also make you sick.:balloon2:Quote:
Unless you want to die, never spin around in combat.
Anyway, it will not effect the game much. I am more interested in the terrain and buildings the preview spoke of.
They will; think how cool Lord of the Rings combat is compared to realistic combat.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Doctor
How many times does Aragorn leave himeslf completely exposed in those films? More times than I can count.
Its not like it will massively effect the game.
Unless your in a Holywood action movie, then it's a devestating, unblockable move.Quote:
Originally Posted by fallen851
One thing I've always like about TW is that from a distance it looks like a real battle, I hope they don't turn it into Braveheart.
Of course they are.:wall:Quote:
I hope they don't turn it into Braveheart.
[sarcasm]There is going to be Scottish units that can use a tornado sword attack. And who can forget the Chosen Whirling Dervishes, who can spin around and fly over wall and throw korens at the enemy.[sarcasm]
Why don't they throw in some scenes from "hidden tiger, crouching dragon" or whatever that movie's name was. Wouldn't it be really nice to have armies that could fly in trees? :wall:
I would have liked the next TW game to have been sent in medieval China myself - and have the option to have "superhero" units like STW's kensai. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by King Yngvar
Yea, and I hope they make a unit called the "Arcani" in the next RTW game, they could have a cool black cape, some awesome black plate armor, a ninja mask, and like double swords!
Oh wait, they made that unit in this version of RTW...:dizzy2:
Well maybe next time the Arcani can have a finishing move.
This is why we should hang the entire marketing department.
:wall:
Feudal foot knight versus Chivalric seargent
1
2
3
READY FIGHT!
HU!
HA!
POW!
WHACK!
KUCHUNG!
BLAMMER!
KAZUUNG! HA!
FINISH HIM!
Feudal foot knight wins...
Yeah, I agree. Admittedly Warhammer screams out for over the top animations, but it won't be a biggy for me in M2TW. I already love zooming in to watch the crash of a cavalry charge into an infantry line or to catch a general fighting for his life. Better animations will just add more spice to the game. I don't think the animations in Dawn of War really disrupted the gameplay.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Doctor
They sort of did, and sort of didn't. The kill anims made the killer invulnerable during the animation, this was done to prevent the animation from being disturbed by someone else killing the killer. The flip side is that the killer was not causing damage to anybody else during the animation. So not a real problem in close combat, but if you had all your missile fire directed at the killer, that was wasted DPS.Quote:
Originally Posted by Simon Appleton
Might not be too bad if they are quick, wouldn't mind a beheading or two, but drawn out animations like DoW with TW scale armies would probably be cumbersome.
I'm mostly worried about how much unneccesary strain this will put on my CPU. And I'm worried gfx & visuals are gonna get a priority over gameplay again.
Yes, I knew that - that's why I said they did not "really" affect the gameplay. The animations did have in-game effects, but not ones that really affected your tactics. Apparently animations in RTW already affect combat results - QwertyMDX has posted in the EB forums about how just modding the stats is not the only thing you need to consider when balancing the units. But just as most of us did not notice that with vanilla RTW, hopefully we'll be similarly oblivious in M2TW.Quote:
Originally Posted by drone
I agree with the consensus here that "spinning" and flying side kicks are pretty much absurd. I choose to trust in CA and hope for the best.
If one starts doing a high-flying kick wearing a full body suit of armour I'll be annoyed but from what they said about a spearmen barging back his opponent it sounds quite realistic and if they have enough variation it should add some spice to the battlefield.
How do you think this will affect a 2 vs 1 battle though?
According to the latest article at gamespot, the minimum spec will be higher than that for RTW.Quote:
Originally Posted by [cF]Adherbal
But they claim the game will still be playable on most current hardware. Of course, they always say that at the outset...
That pretty much sums it up for me, besides we can't do anything other than hope for the best...Quote:
Originally Posted by Divinus Arma
:balloon2:
I hope they release a preview video soon....
This was a pretty early announcement it seems. Why announce almost a year before release? Meh.
They just released BI!
I'm okay with finishing moves that aren't too absurd, but I just hope they elminate bodies flying through the air, for anything except the occasional artillery kill. It's a major immersion-breaker in RTW when I see a soldier fly vertically into the air after being hit by some infantry or cav unit.