Strategos

el juego esta bien, eso si, acabaras hasta los huevos de actualizaciones costantes.cuando sacaran un juego completo y no a cachos?.malos tiempos estos en que te venden cosas para testarlas contigo

honestly and pleasantly surprise love total war games - got kind of sick of the turn based strategy tho, and wanted something that was mostly a battle simulator. tried "tabletop tavern" but could still just delegate and steamroll thru the game. love TW: Three Kingdoms because of the history it "teaches" Saw this in my discovery queue and said "why not" Not super detailed just yet, but just detailed enough to scratch the itch. Fun learning more about classical age warfare. The idea that orders have to be carried by courier is a really awesome touch, considering theres no way a general in the classical age should be able to instantly tell a unit across the battlefield to go attack another target. One thing that may add a lot of complexity and stress that I noticed in my first playthru - couriers were take the fastest path thru the battlefield, sometimes thru the front line completely unhindered. Id like to challenge the dev to force couriers to take more obsolete, and less dangerous paths. It would also be interesting if, for whatever reason the enemy was able to kill couriers and reduce your ability to share orders with your units on the battlefield. Couriers would then be another unit you need to be mindful off, potentially creating more elaborate manuevers os they can reach your troops without losing their life. I haven't played to look, and I'm looking forward to continue exploring the game.

Gutes Spiel, im Prinzip Field of Glory nur in Echtzeit ohne Runden. Die Total War Vergleiche ziehen nicht wirklich, da es hier auf die Taktischen Feinheiten ankommt und Berechnungen, die im Hintergrund laufen + Würfelwurf. Befehle werden später ausgeführt durch die Überbringung von Botenreitern, was für Verzögerungen sorgt, ebenfalls sind Einheiten im Kampf nicht mehr steuerbar, wie bei Field of Glory. Veränderbare Aufstellung und Armeezusammensetzung sorgt für etwas Veränderte Herangehensweisen. Die Historischen Schlachten und Kampagnen sind gut umgesetzt. Die Kampagne ist eine Aneinanderreihung von Schlachten. Es auch eine sehr rudimentäre Karte, für verschiedene Szenarien. Alles in allem gibt es noch Schwächen, z.B. funktioniert das Einheitenverhalten nicht immer und manche "Goating" Mechaniken machen keinen Sinn, ebenfalls funktionieren noch nicht alle Errungenschaften. Die Karten sehen gleich aus und beeinflussen die Schlachten nicht wirklich, das soll sicher anders gedacht gewesen sein. In gut 15 Stunden hab ich bereits 60-70 Schlachten gespielt, also zeitlich sind die Schlachten etwas zu schnell vorbei, da die Einheitenpunkte durch Flucht schnell erreicht sind und es kein "Sammeln" gibt. AB 40% Unterschied und ab 65% insgesamt verliert man bzw. gewinnt man eine Schlacht. Die Grafik ist ok. Ebenfalls kein Total War Vergleich. Eventuell tut sich da ja noch was. Trotzdem habe ich als Vollblutstratege meinen Spaß.

Wonderful tactical RTS game. Battles feel realistic while still being exciting, and the decisions you make as the player are engaging. You won't find yourself simply selecting all your units and right-clicking on the enemy, as you might in other games of this genre. The AI reacts to most situations in a sensible way. The attention to detail given to each of the many included factions is impressive. I look forward to more refined and polished map-based campaigns.

80/100: So far the game mechanics feel smooth. The messenger pony adds a nice touch of realism. After several hours of losing as Alexander at the Battle of Issos, I realized that the orders feel slow but that gives you time to adjust strategy if need be. That slowness and utter confusion of troops if not in generals ear shot is an asset to the game. As a classical antiquity teacher, a few additions would be great. First, Julius Caesar was a great writer (in the 3rd person) and highly detailed. His campaigns through Germany, France and England and his writing of them are legendary. We have amphibious landings at Deal, England and his march through southern England to the Thames. We have sieges on hill forts. We have a lot of awesome source material there to build new campaigns in Strategos. Call it the Conquest of the Britons. I can't wait for more updates. I like being here in the early days to watch the game get bigger and better.

I definitely enjoy this game, have been a long time total war player so I enjoy these kinds of strategic battles. I enjoy the emersion level of the command and dispatch system and a bit of the chaos from units having a bit of autonomy. Some players might not like that loss of control but I differ and think it adds complexity and depth.

good potential game