Sebastian
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There has just been a review posted on IGN. Got a 94%,. http://pc.ign.com/articles/732/732059p1.html
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Funny how they would dock for such petty things.
Not really, gamespot's usually incredibly harsh for really petty things.
Someone hire that man!I wonder who will win the war this time? YAWN!
So I tried the demo last night. Feels just like Dawn of War, how inspired. After the tutorial I was treated to yet another video game itteration of the D-Day landings, oh the originality!
Next I found myself having to garrison a town and hold the bridges. So I started to setup my defences only to find that one of my squads of engineers had become trapped behind a sand bag wall! What was the seemingly insurmountable obsticle preventing their safe passage? A lamp post... love that path finding!
And talking about path finding, what the hell is up with the enemy tanks? They act less like battle field behemoths and more like dogs, doing their damndest to get directly up the arse of my own vehicles! No skill or guile, they just drive directly behind the target and let rip. Which nicely highlights the problem of unit clipping, all too often was it painfully obvious that there is little to no collision detection for the vehicles, as one tank usually parked half way INSIDE the other!
I can't believe this shit took up 1.8Gb, I wouldn't even steal this game let alone buy it!
Company of Heroes enamors you with its brilliance, and despite the minor issues mentioned I happily proclaim Relic's latest to be, The Best Real-Time Strategy Game Since Total Annihilation.
EA love.
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Gamespot review up: 89%
Pros: Amazing, cutting-edge graphics and remarkable audio bring the battlefield to life; complex, inventive gameplay gives you a ton of interesting things to do; fully interactive, destructible maps add depth and variety; slick online player-matching system makes it easy to get into a multiplayer match.
Cons: Long loading times; only two different factions.
Funny how they would dock for such petty things.
ummm are they serious? was there a third faction during ww2 that was both the enemy of the allies and the germans? that is easily the dumbest thing I've heard all week
but japan was allied to germany ..it's the same "team"
For factions, they're talking about it just being the fact that you're able company... and germans... No british, no canadians, no austrailians, no russians, no japanese, no italians... etc etc.
For factions, they're talking about it just being the fact that you're able company... and germans... No british, no canadians, no austrailians, no russians, no japanese, no italians... etc etc.
gamespot said:Because of its limited scope of the Second World War, Company of Heroes has only the two playable factions, which it calls the Allies and the Axis--but really they're the Americans and the Germans.
Put simply, Company of Heroes is a masterpiece. Its dedication to realistic battle concepts and tactical warfare is enough to make it a high watermark for the RTS genre but its excellent graphics and physics, along with an intensely enjoyable single-player campaign and multiplayer options, help make this an instant classic.