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More recognition for this game increases the chance of gog noticing! I was just thinking about this game myself and would get it in a heart beat if it was on GOG. I've been seeing a lot about this game recently and I've been itching to try it, right now there is no legal way to get the digital version and I don't have a disc drive for my computer so that i can get it from amazon.
Adding it to gog would definitely help me and others actually be able to play this game. It would be amazing to get Black and White 1 and 2 and their expansions on GoG. Please make it happen! And as if to prove it to me, Peter beckoned me towards the room's double doors. They swung smoothly open, revealing a room teeming with people, faces masks of concentration as they worked on the virtual jigsaw pieces they'd been assigned to compile for Peter's grand vision.
And as Peter loaded up a creature, a giant ape, hair soft and flowing, I saw for myself the beauty of the new engine, the fluidity of the animation, augmented by effects so real, it was hard not to feel as though they were nature itself. As the ape lumbered from side to side, flowers sprang up where its feet had been mere seconds before.
In a word, it was breathtaking. The monkey ambled for a while, passing rolling hillsides and majestic forests, until it reached a city wall, shoulder high to the titan primate.
There was, of course, a reason why Peter had taken us here. One of the big new things we have are walls for the good side, which protect your people while they construct city buildings and make your city beautiful.
If they are attacked by other, evil gods, you then have to try and hold off the siege. So instead of going out looking for battles, you protect your people. That's not to say that if you choose to play the game this way, you can't take an army out and go and fight the people that have just fought you. The rule is, though, that the more you use your army for the sake of conquering, the more evil you become. Tell me more, I shrieked in a tone usually reserved for a castrated monk singing descant.
So Peter did. As it turns out, one of the most incredible renovations is the addition of armies. Armies so huge that even the likes of Medieval: Total War's hordes will be made to look like mere casual gatherings. I watched as Peter gathered together a group of wamors consisting of archers and melee soldiers, by electing one peasant as a disciple lead who then went round recruiting killers for his cause.
Soon the numbers swelled to tremendous proportions, at which point Peter broke the silence. What we've done is worked on the interface to make controlling your armies really simple. Once there is a big group, they'll start carrying a flag.
You can put this flag on an enemy's buildings, and they'll go and attack it. You'll be able to get your troops to follow your hand wherever you move it too. It works much like a magical lead.
If you pick up one flag and put it on top of another one, they'll join together to create a bigger army. If you carry on doing this, you can create huge armies of hundreds of thousands of villagers armed with bows and melee weapons. Now that we'd established that there'll be gargantuan battles to look forward to, I was keen to find out about what tactical options there'd be. Such as strategic 3D terrain and tactical manoeuvres.
Luckily, Peter was keen to fill me in. All the terrain stuff will be there, like pincer manoeuvres and height advantage. What I want the player to do is to attack and lay siege to other settlements.
Most hardcore gamers will want to go and attack and destroy the other cities. Most non-gamers will want to spend their time building and nurturing their cities. When I play something like Age Of Empires, I build up my city first, then my units, then I up my tech levels, before attacking. I want the battles to be truly epic. With one sly coded shortcut, he ordered them to fire. A torrent of wood and metal arched through the sky like a hailstorm of daggers, before sinking into the ground with a satisfying thud.
Every single arrow, thanks to the new physics engine, had buried itself into each surface, which included houses and trees, to different depths. I needed to sit down, and in silence we trudged back to the comfort and safety of the boardroom where I listened as Peter explained how his aim is to a simplify the game world, reducing it to set of themed islands Greek, Japanese and so on to which you can retreat should an enemy drive you out of your stronghold.
And how Al gods may or may not feature towards the later stages of the game although I'm guessing by his broad smile that they will. Awe struck, I thanked Peter and Jonty for their hospitality profusely, spouting superlatives at inanimate objects as I was inserted into a cab. This sequel could well go down in history as the game which heralds a new dawn in PC gaming.
I kid you not. I Know what you're thinking. What's more at E3 I had the chance to catch up with studio head Jonty Barnes, to find out the latest developments on what's looking like the most groundbreaking strategy game in years. Lots of changes have been made since Christmas, reports Jonty.
The most obvious ones are the visuals; the integration of some of our new 3D technologies like the landscape flora, combined with the new villagers and buildings, makes the game look very different.
A quick look at these stunning screenies bears witness to this. So what about some of the new gameplay features? Like creatures? We're running a poll on bwgame com, where you can vote on which Creature we should make next. So if you want to see a giant aardvark in the game, you know where to go. And so on to the Miracles.
We've heard about the everyday ones, such as fireballs you can squeeze and pour into trenches as well as throw at opposing armies.
But what of the so-called Epic Miracles? These are attached to town wonders, explains Jonty. These are large buildings which take some time to build and charge with miracle power, but once charged you can cast them anywhere - and they can be devastating. For example, the Earthquake Miracle rips the terrain apart, destroying everything in its path, and the Siren spell seduces soldiers, leaving them incapacitated on beams of light. Curious as to how the large-scale combat is going to work, I probed Jonty further about the unit control interface.
We have a method called Army Threading. When you grab an army's control flag, a thread appears between the flag in your hand and the army. By placing down the flag you can assign armies to things in the world and they'll behave appropriately. For example, you can place an army thread on a city wall and they will defend the city from the wall by shooting arrows at the enemies, and alerting the town to the attack.
It's clearly starting to come together, and we'll bring you a much more in-depth look at this strategy epic very soon. After the initial 'wow' factor wore off, I found it to be relatively duldrum, essentially an extremely simple and enjoyable game that had some discouraging flaws. As such, I was a bit hesitant to pickup the sequel, but fortunately, it has wound up being better than I could've imagined.
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