The armies and landscapes are rendered in beautiful 3D graphics. Then you can zoom in on cities and meet the enemy on the battlefield. In these games, you can zoom out to see the strategic map of Europe on the edge of the Dark Ages. But it is a civilization that may be snuffed out. Rome, the eternal city, is a glorious monument to power, culture, and learning. The sweeping views of the vast armies, with thousands of soldiers marching toward a city’s walls, are breathtaking. The quality of the 3D graphics is getting better and better so that you can see flames licking the rooftops of a burning city while soldiers are clashing on the ground below. But while last year’s Rome II enabled you to take over the known world, this time it’s different. The game uses the Total War: Rome II engine, and it combines real-time combat between armies on a 3D battlefield with the Civilization-style strategic campaign where you manage your empire. The core of Total War: Attila is the same as its predecessors. The opening animation for the Persians was a little cryptic as I had no idea which leaders were attacking a particular Roman city. The cinematics go on for a while, and they’re reasonably well done as animations from the game engine. It ran a little slow for me on my computer with a dual Nvidia GTX 680 graphics card, but I’ll assume the developer will fix that with the final game. The strategic map looks beautiful, enabling you to view the known world with its lush vegetation or arid deserts. Your job is to expand your holdings by invading other territories and fighting off those who invade you. So yes, they had it and knew that it was great at not catching on fire.Īs to the colors, they don't look bad to me at all.Three top investment pros open up about what it takes to get your video game funded.
The name comes from an ancient Greek word used to describe the exact mineral. The Persians and the Sassanids even used it in clothing. I don't know where you are getting asbestos from, but it has been in use for over 4000 years. Asbestos didn't discover in ancient times. It isn't possible that new city will have that color of roofs. I know something about sources of buildings and architecture. In the game tiles are light brown / gray. It was a new city and the color of the tiles so quickly that not faded. Red tiles - details, but city looks better, cleaner and more ancient. COnstantinople looks like have asbestos on roofs. Rome from RTW2 and Constantinople from Attila. I wrote about RED TILES on buildings' roof. I know that it isn't possible to make copy of model city.
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