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The principle is quite simple: a map made up of hexagonal tiles that represent land and sea areas, four capitals, many cities and ports to conquer. The goal is to make himself master of the card by taking all the enemy capitals.
The game takes place in rounds. In turn, the player can move up to five units a couple forklift of spaces. The units are defined by two numeric values: their power (Manpower) and morale (morality). To resolve the fighting between enemy units, the two numbers are added together to give the fighting force. The strongest prevails unit; in case of a tie, the defender wins.
What makes the game interesting, the tactical side, the fluctuation of troop morale, which depends forklift on several factors: the ground gained or lost, or lost the conquered cities, battles won or not. Because it is as good as the power to determine the troops fighting force units, forklift it is very important to maintain.
When things go wrong, it is possible to make a big speech, once per game, which galvanizes the troops maximizing their morale points. There is also a small diplomatic forklift option to sign a truce with an opponent. By cons, if the truce is broken, betrayed forklift the troops of the country are unleashed against the aggressor and earn points morale.
Visual side, the graphics of the game is effective and nice touch, the green fairways of the beginning of the game are replaced by devastated to as the fighting take place areas. Icons representing the units in the field vary according to the numerical value of their power and go from soldier to tank, through the artillery, a bit like Risk.
Only negatives, English sometimes approximate the interface and interventions (which do not change the game experience, however) and no multiplayer option. Hopefully Meta: Sauce develops such a version soon.
Sophie B., 22 March 2009 is at 11:13 said:
Your blog is very nice too, but check from a geek like me doubled a subscriber to p'êt fluid is not intended ...
Hello there. I like this game. However I feel that it is much easier to win if you choose to play with the Reds. Indeed as you play first you still have one step ahead. I cheat on me?
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To Snail, you can read the story from the beginning by clicking here instead (to navigate, use the links shown below the image). Pages About Me Arena Animation Categories Announcements Comics Dynamoville Snail Games Music Photomontage Plogues Portefolio Texts Sketches Uncategorized forklift Videos Archives April 2014 March 2014 September 2013 August 2013 February 2013 December 2012 October 2012 September 2012 July 2012 June 2012 March 2012 January 2012 December 2011 May 2011 April 2011 March 2011 February 2011 January 2011 December 2010 November 2010 October 2010 September 2010 August 2010 July 2010 June 2010 May 2010 April 2010 March 2010 February 2010 January 2010 December 2009 November 2009 October 2009 September 2009 August 2009 June 2009 May 2009 April 2009 March 2009 February 2009 January 2009 December 2008 November 2008 October 2008 September 2008 August 2008 July 2008 June 2008 May 2008 April 2008 March 2008 February 2008 January 2008
The principle is quite simple: a map made up of hexagonal tiles that represent land and sea areas, four capitals, many cities and ports to conquer. The goal is to make himself master of the card by taking all the enemy capitals.
The game takes place in rounds. In turn, the player can move up to five units a couple forklift of spaces. The units are defined by two numeric values: their power (Manpower) and morale (morality). To resolve the fighting between enemy units, the two numbers are added together to give the fighting force. The strongest prevails unit; in case of a tie, the defender wins.
What makes the game interesting, the tactical side, the fluctuation of troop morale, which depends forklift on several factors: the ground gained or lost, or lost the conquered cities, battles won or not. Because it is as good as the power to determine the troops fighting force units, forklift it is very important to maintain.
When things go wrong, it is possible to make a big speech, once per game, which galvanizes the troops maximizing their morale points. There is also a small diplomatic forklift option to sign a truce with an opponent. By cons, if the truce is broken, betrayed forklift the troops of the country are unleashed against the aggressor and earn points morale.
Visual side, the graphics of the game is effective and nice touch, the green fairways of the beginning of the game are replaced by devastated to as the fighting take place areas. Icons representing the units in the field vary according to the numerical value of their power and go from soldier to tank, through the artillery, a bit like Risk.
Only negatives, English sometimes approximate the interface and interventions (which do not change the game experience, however) and no multiplayer option. Hopefully Meta: Sauce develops such a version soon.
Sophie B., 22 March 2009 is at 11:13 said:
Your blog is very nice too, but check from a geek like me doubled a subscriber to p'êt fluid is not intended ...
Hello there. I like this game. However I feel that it is much easier to win if you choose to play with the Reds. Indeed as you play first you still have one step ahead. I cheat on me?
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