i think a complete success.
Richard Hammond:very good
Experts:good if a little over-dramatic.
Set:improvment
Battle:successful and unlike series 1 all the units you can get in rome:total war
What do you think?
Time commanders new series success or faliure?
i think a complete success.
Richard Hammond:very good
Experts:good if a little over-dramatic.
Set:improvment
Battle:successful and unlike series 1 all the units you can get in rome:total war
What do you think?
Re: Time commanders new series success or faliure?
I was very impressed with the show as a whole. but i was a bit disappointed that they dont get to learn about their own or the enemies units, the whole emphasis seems to be on just getting in there and seeing what happens. The whole skirmish thing was the best new thing
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Re: Time commanders new series success or faliure?
good nice pace to it the vicars were mean SOB especialy the general.enjoyed it but it is the first one in the series lets see how it goes.?
Re: Time commanders new series success or faliure?
They give the team more time to practise (skirmish before battle) and to think (2 pauses during battle). It really helped them to stick to their plan and not get overwhelmed (sp?)
Re: Time commanders new series success or faliure?
I think they learned a lot from the first series and how awful contestants were on it.
At any rate those Vicars were brutal... I got a phone call from my Mother who was watching the show, she's also a vicar and thought they did very well.
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Re: Time commanders new series success or faliure?
Especially when they have 3 roman legions to back em up
"Wishazu does his usual hero thing and slices all the zombies to death, wiping out yet another horde." - Askthepizzaguy, Resident Evil: Dark Falls
"Move not unless you see an advantage; use not your troops unless there is something to be gained; fight not unless the position is critical"
Sun Tzu the Art of War
Blue eyes for our samurai
Red blood for his sword
Your ronin days are over
For your home is now the Org
By Gregoshi
Re: Time commanders new series success or faliure?
Yup, this is much better than the first series. The producers have learnt from their mistakes.
I expect RTW will get more sales as a result. Nice timing - it is now on the shelves, so anyone watching tonight can go into their local shop and buy it tomorrow.
Do you remember the frustration after watching the first series of Time Commanders and still having to wait to play it yourself?
He does sit in gold, his eye red as 'twould burn Rome.
Re: Time commanders new series success or faliure?
How I would love to be able to watch BBC2... This sounds great. I loved the first series, undoubtedly I would drool over this.
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Re: Time commanders new series success or faliure?
I thought it was mostly an improvement. I prefer to the new host to the old one, and the lack of the "Victory imminent" thingy is nice. Shame about those darned klaxons ...
Those vicars were scary; love thine enemy indeed. Host: "One of them is saying 'Don't kill them; they're women!'. I can't repeat what the other guy said they were."
We can definitely say for certain that TC does not have the team fighting against RTW's AI. I doubted it in the first series. If RTW's AI fought like TC's enemy armies then there would be very little complaining about how dumb it is.
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