A website is available about the game...
... with a Demo inside !
http://www.revolutionundersiege.com
Cat
Last but not least: Website and demo released !
That's right.
A website is available about the game...
... with a Demo inside !
http://www.revolutionundersiege.com
Cat
A website is available about the game...
... with a Demo inside !
http://www.revolutionundersiege.com
Cat
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Dear Cat Lord,
will be there any chance that AGEOD will publish a boxed version like Matrix or will that be only possible via Matrix??
One question more! Will be a re-download possible if someone lost the download files due to a computer crash? My question is related to the AGEOD Webshop. I have now decided to buy from AGEOD as it seems cheaper than the usual Matrix thing.
I will now pre-order the game although I am not able to play at release because my PC Game Machine is in repair at the moment and my laptop do not fullfill the necessary requirements.
congratulations to you fellows
Hohenlohe
will be there any chance that AGEOD will publish a boxed version like Matrix or will that be only possible via Matrix??
One question more! Will be a re-download possible if someone lost the download files due to a computer crash? My question is related to the AGEOD Webshop. I have now decided to buy from AGEOD as it seems cheaper than the usual Matrix thing.
I will now pre-order the game although I am not able to play at release because my PC Game Machine is in repair at the moment and my laptop do not fullfill the necessary requirements.
congratulations to you fellows
Hohenlohe
R.I.P. Henry D.
In Remembrance of my Granduncle Hans Weber, a Hungaro-German Soldier,served in Austro-Hungarian Forces during WWI,war prisoner, missed in Sibiria 1918...
In Remembrance of my Granduncle Hans Weber, a Hungaro-German Soldier,served in Austro-Hungarian Forces during WWI,war prisoner, missed in Sibiria 1918...
ERISS, your discussion about end game text is now here:
http://www.ageod-forum.com/showthread.php?t=19206
Cat
http://www.ageod-forum.com/showthread.php?t=19206
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Grosshaus wrote:Website looks OK, but can't seem to find anything there in English.
After the introduction, there is a french or english flag to click.
You can access it directly from here:
http://www.revolutionundersiege.com/revolution/en/wallrus_en.php
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Wow, nice demo. I really enjoyed playing this and coming from Czech Republic with Slovak ancestors, I really liked the fact that it was about the Czechoslovak legion. 
Here are some observations and thoughts:
1. I really enjoyed the pace, there was some room for strategic decisions, and overall the demo was quite nice. I can definitely recommend this game.
2. There were some minor glitches that I think can still be fixed.
2a: Jan Syrový is I think the man you meant when you created the Y. Syrovy commander in game. However, the image used actually looks like Milan Rastislav Štefánik.
2b: Lenin's assassination attempt has no event text. There's just some programming line.
2c: Units without commanders (Bolsheviks one mostly) had commander portraits show up in the battle resolution window.
I think the AI could use some work on it. I played as the Czech legions and Siberian whites, but somehow the other AIs were crushed quite quickly. The Bolshevik AI also for some reason mostly ignored my rebels around Moscow destroying the local railways.
But I really liked what was shown to me in the demo. It was fluid, had armoured trains and big battles, some historical political friction thrown in, and really, it was fun. I especially appreciated the grand scale of it. I'd keep playing past the 18 turns, and I'll definitely buy this game.
Here are some observations and thoughts:
1. I really enjoyed the pace, there was some room for strategic decisions, and overall the demo was quite nice. I can definitely recommend this game.
2. There were some minor glitches that I think can still be fixed.
2a: Jan Syrový is I think the man you meant when you created the Y. Syrovy commander in game. However, the image used actually looks like Milan Rastislav Štefánik.
2b: Lenin's assassination attempt has no event text. There's just some programming line.
2c: Units without commanders (Bolsheviks one mostly) had commander portraits show up in the battle resolution window.
I think the AI could use some work on it. I played as the Czech legions and Siberian whites, but somehow the other AIs were crushed quite quickly. The Bolshevik AI also for some reason mostly ignored my rebels around Moscow destroying the local railways.
But I really liked what was shown to me in the demo. It was fluid, had armoured trains and big battles, some historical political friction thrown in, and really, it was fun. I especially appreciated the grand scale of it. I'd keep playing past the 18 turns, and I'll definitely buy this game.
greenalien wrote:Wow, nice demo. I really enjoyed playing this and coming from Czech Republic with Slovak ancestors, I really liked the fact that it was about the Czechoslovak legion.
Here are some observations and thoughts:
1. I really enjoyed the pace, there was some room for strategic decisions, and overall the demo was quite nice. I can definitely recommend this game.
2. There were some minor glitches that I think can still be fixed.
2a: Jan Syrový is I think the man you meant when you created the Y. Syrovy commander in game. However, the image used actually looks like Milan Rastislav Štefánik.
2b: Lenin's assassination attempt has no event text. There's just some programming line.
2c: Units without commanders (Bolsheviks one mostly) had commander portraits show up in the battle resolution window.
I think the AI could use some work on it. I played as the Czech legions and Siberian whites, but somehow the other AIs were crushed quite quickly. The Bolshevik AI also for some reason mostly ignored my rebels around Moscow destroying the local railways.
But I really liked what was shown to me in the demo. It was fluid, had armoured trains and big battles, some historical political friction thrown in, and really, it was fun. I especially appreciated the grand scale of it. I'd keep playing past the 18 turns, and I'll definitely buy this game.
The AI demo wasn't achieved. Full version should be more rewarding....Unless you downloaded the last files I've posted in the Imrve subforum, with the definitive version of AI
edit / I forgot: recommanded AI settings are +2 Fog of war and more time for the AI.
edit 2:: I've made a new try against Red AI with basic settings ( ie no bonus for FOW or more time for the AI). Red is less subtle, but the result is the same: some rails are indeed broken up, but as Siberian I've not yet definitly seized Kazan, or Simbirsk, or Saratov....RED is ahead in VP and I believe it's the primary goal: win
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Thanks Pangi !
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I'm correcting the english tutorial, as I almost did with the french one in patch 1.01 (but is finished for the next RUS patch). (In 1.01 I already had corrected a little the english demo)
The interface too is to be corrected a little, as at least the french one can be sometimes confusing or incomplete (I will correct when some override problems are gone).
When this is done, it will be a very good idea to make the demo anew (1.02 or some later), and let it know with adverts... as the tutorial was at first confusing and could frighten those not used with AGEod games... It will give the game a second chance, the good one, and should gather new players.
It would be good if the manual was corrected and completed, but it should be a bigger work that would delay the new demo. But a good manual could help buying the game too...
The tutorial lacks with Building (big turret) and Reinforcement (ledger) learnings how they work and what they do, too (what's the difference between the two features).
Perfect manual and completed tutorial should be for a 1.25 version? lol
The interface too is to be corrected a little, as at least the french one can be sometimes confusing or incomplete (I will correct when some override problems are gone).
When this is done, it will be a very good idea to make the demo anew (1.02 or some later), and let it know with adverts... as the tutorial was at first confusing and could frighten those not used with AGEod games... It will give the game a second chance, the good one, and should gather new players.
It would be good if the manual was corrected and completed, but it should be a bigger work that would delay the new demo. But a good manual could help buying the game too...
The tutorial lacks with Building (big turret) and Reinforcement (ledger) learnings how they work and what they do, too (what's the difference between the two features).
Perfect manual and completed tutorial should be for a 1.25 version? lol
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