Posted on: January 4, 2018
UK_John
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A suprisingly excellent game!
I love Civ, I love Total War. When I saw a trailer for this game and the cheap price, and knowing the chief designer of this fist title from a small developer was the head guy on Medieval II Total War. One of the best TW games IMO. I had to get it. Imagine a Civ game just dealing with the history of China, a game much more realistic and involved and a game where you can zoom right in to TW levels and set up battles and watch them develop. No. You don't control you're armies, like in TW, you set the commands prior to battle, like "attack" "attack from flank" "harrass", etc and then watch the results. This, like the rest of the game, is much more realistic, just like general's of old who had to issue commands to their captains and hope everything went to plan (which is sometimes it did!) Some examples of the detail in this game: In Civ, you get the plague. You fix it with some money. Done. In OO, if your city gets the plague (and you don't have the right buildings!) you could end up with a city revolt. The plague and the revolt can now spread to your army and other towns. Not controlled, Plague alone can destroy your civilization! A bit more than a little extra cash in Civ! Your enemies may also get the plague, in their city or in their army. If the game tells you another faction's army is infected DO NOT ATTACK THEM, if possible, or you will take the infection back to your civilization! I have concentrated on one thing. But I could have mentioned 20 other things, like the four tech trees, the excellent AI for diplomacy and enemy AI and so on! I cannot recommend this game enough and look forward to Oriental Empires 2. I have a feeling, based on this excellent first strategy game that one day OO WILL compete with CIv and TW!!! Time spent in game: About 180 hours. Number of factions played: Three. Beat the game: Twice.
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