Showing posts with label turn-based-strategy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turn-based-strategy. Show all posts

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Where do I find custom made maps / campaigns for Elemental: War of Magic?

Question

Been a few weeks now since Elemental: War of Magic released, are there any singleplayer maps / campaigns out there already?

Google doesn't turn up anything useful.

Answer

It looks like there are quite a few user-generated maps on the developer's site at http://www.elementalgame.com/mods/type/maps/sort/downloads.

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Heroes of Might & Magic 3: troop speed formula?

Question

On the battlefield, you can often observe that creatures have better stats if they are accompanied by a hero. While it is perfectly clear for attack and defense ratings (the appropriate stats of the hero add up to the creature stats), as well as luck, morale, etc, I've been so far unable to understand how and why creature speed is modified. Any help?

Answer

Creature speed isn't modified by hero stats...with one exception. If you have the Armageddon's Blade expansion, you can hire Sir Mullich, a Castle hero, who gives +2 to all creatures under his command. See here: Armageddon's Blade features

Creature speed is modified by the terrain type where the battle takes place. Creatures get a +1 bonus to speed if they're on native terrain. If I remember rightly, for the Fortress creatures, that's swamp; for the Tower, that's snow; and so forth.

Creature speed can also be modified by spells such as Haste and Slow, of course.

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Identify this game: turn-based medieval strategy (Windows PC, mid/late 90s, CD-ROM)

Question

Many years ago I remember playing a turn-based strategy game set in medieval times localised in Russian.

You had a city where you could build structures and manage your kingdom and then you travelled to other cities to attack them. Travel was turn-based and the army was represented by a figure of a knight(s) and had a number of turns to go in a blue/red circle next to the knight.

There were no fictional stuff in the game (like monsters or anything).

Answer

Lords of the Realm II.

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The first PC game I bought. =)