Nodor

As someone who enjoyed Co-Op Multi-player in WOM despite the issues, I would love that back. Mind you, the battles could suffer the same issue as Heroes of MM VI - waiting for the tactical combat, but forcing the watch of each other's fights as per Shogun 2 is fine for Co-op.

Having flipped from losing games to destroying the AI in the last few days, I can say that two things seem critical. Early combat success and planning growth around capitalizing on racial/nation abilities. Weak default Sovereigns make the game a LOT harder for the player learning the game because they obscure the good strategies and make the start harder against monsters. When the sovereigns are not alligned with the nation, it seems&

Even after logging 100's hours in War of Magic, I've been unable to come close to beating a game of Fallen Enchantress on Normal. My out of the gate strategy seems to be keeping pace with the AI, but after about turn 30-50, it just becomes a question of time before the AI wins. Strategy resources/discussions for this game have been difficult to locate. To that end, I am listing a bunch of strategy questions below. What&#3

Champions/Soveriegn at full hit points. Start a fight with a target on the Strategic map. Sovereign and/or champion do not load into fight. End of battle has Soveriegn or Champion at zero HP. No damage in detail log. Champions get disadvantages for falling in battle. This is occuring in third Scenario. &nbs

Fallen Enchantress is presenting me an Auto Login option. I am confused. What am I logging into? Why do I need to log into something for a single player game? Why is logging into something required for achievements/stat tracking in a single player game? If there are achievements, why does Steam not list them? Most importantly, why is Stardock int

Diablo 3 was designed as pay to win game. .. Even if they haven't implemented the cash auction house yet - so people cannot yet pay to win. And... it has a user metacritic score of 4.0 as a result despite the excellent production quality. The gear/leveling experience is designed to FORCE you to pay cash to gear/level - and it ruins the game. The business problem that Blizzard is/was trying to address: "How do you afford servers for 10 years off of

Steam is an excellent middleman application between publishers and gamers - and how it performs for gamers is impacted on a case by case basis by publisher demands. It takes an exceptional game -like Elemental: War of Magic -for me to consider stepping off of Steam to acquire a game these days. (Despite the balance challenges, Elemental was awesome.) It's possible that a publisher's requirements will force me to avoid purchasing their games even if they ar