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Guynemer
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This game looks amazing.
I'm very intrigued by the demo and what I see at the website.
I played Shogun, but none of the others.
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Stuie

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Have a beer!
Sep 2001 time: 00:35
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quote: Originally posted by Arnelos
But I want to know whether it's worth it and whether it will run at all decently on my system (1.33 Ghz Athlon Thunderbird processor, GeForce4 video card, 512 MB RAM).
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How much memory on the video card? If it's 128MB, you should be ok as long as you keep the game resolution at 800x600. The CPU may hurt you though. Best bet is to try the demo....
Demo site:
http://www.3dgamers.com/games/rome/
Pretty decent preview:
http://appsrv-4.1up.com/do/previewP...d=3134221&did=1
I played STW and MTW and their expansions. I'm also really really biased because I've always been a Roman history buff. The campaign map looks like it will be an incredible improvement over the prior games. Diplomacy FINALLY has some meat to it, not just yes/no to declare war. There are trade agreements, passage agreements, etc. There's a family tree interface to control your generals/heirs. Lots of good stuff.
My only reservation is waiting to see how the battles play out in the full game. The demo is designed to be fast paced, and pretty easy to win as the Carthaginians vs. the Romans. The battle included is Trebia, and it seems to end before you even get started. I think this has more to do with the setup than the engine, but others (on other forums) appear to think otherwise.
Definite must buy for me, but again, I'm slightly biased.
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