Read my initial thoughts on Age of Wonders in my First Impressions, and check out our Chamber of Game gameplay video below. Age of Wonders III knows its audience very well, combining all the best parts of Heroes of Might and Magic and Civilization to create a tactical experience that’s as fun to oversee on the macro level as it is to wage board game miniatures-like war on the micro battlefield. The turn-based genre has gone through its ups and downs in the last few years (mostly downs, though recent higher-profile games suggest a sharp and exciting increase) but thanks to some major successes from the likes of Civilization V and XCOM: Enemy Unknown, the genre is regaining its viability and successfully finding its audience.
AGE OF WONDERS III CUSTOM LEADER PC
The long-awaited sequel to the fantasy turn-based franchise has been resurrected and proves that, with a little Notch magic, dreams do come true.Īge of Wonders III plays out similarity to its previous iterations, back in a time when PC strategy games (both real time and turn-based) were a dime a dozen. Strategically planning each tactical move in a world that makes Chess look like Checkers, perfectly managing my resources and empire, and carefully skirting the subtle art of diplomacy to tip in my favor are all staples of the genre that Age of Wonders III excels at. I’ve found I enjoy a myriad of genres and types, but something about the turn-based, 4X strategy game gets me excited in all the right places.
Likewise tell me if you are interested in making such a mod.While many of us claim to be gamers, there are such a wide variety of genres and tastes that it often comes down to just what kind of games and mechanics you enjoy: 2D platformers, first person shooters, sports simulations. If you have any suggestions and the like, please tell me. Act I, Mission 1: "The local Confederate Garrison has agreed to aid you against the Ottomans in the upcoming siege." if player 2 has decided to be the CSA (this naturally has to be dynamic and go in accordance with the civ the players Choose)ĪI difficulty multiplier (or whatever its called): The more human players present the harder the AI becomes. Or any other custom civ you can think of.Ĭustom story texts for Player 1(or whoever chooses the Story Civ): Ex.
AGE OF WONDERS III CUSTOM LEADER MOD
The ability to choose your civ (like for a skirmish or multiplayer game) However one of the players has to be the main focus civ (i.e the Knights of Saint John for act I), while the others can choose any civ they want They do NOT get a home-city for their civ (Or they have to use the same as the story civ, giving them resource only shipments) and can only build a limited number of their troops (for example 10 musketeers)Ĭustom civs: Like the civs from the North American Theatre mod by jlpember, so that player 2 (for example) can play as the CSA if he wants to. I myself is incapable of performing anything at all > _< (aside from perhaps coming up with ideas) If someone else is already onto something like that please direct me over there. If its is impossible just ignore this and remove the thread. A friend of mine and I were talking over Skype about playing the single player campaign(s) in co-op mode (2 or more players), and anyway, after reading the do-and-don't s I came under uncertainty about all this, but I'm going to try my luck for once. I'm not really sure if I should even be putting this up, but.
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