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King o' the Hill
First Poster! In your Face!
Anyways, when I played the TAD demo with King of the Hill, the 'King's Hill' itself was just an Eastern European fort. What? ES/BHG, you couldn't of made a new building to serve as King's Hill? You made the Regent's castle, why not a Kning's Hill? Explain plz. Oh, and to those who have TAD, how is Regicide?
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Subject:
Re: King o' the Hill
 Lucas-san:Regicide is not exclusive feature of TAD: It first appeared on AOE2, and you have a special unit (king) and you'll have to protect him: If he dies, you lose. Also in regicide, you start with a defensive building, where you can garrison your regent to protect him.
I don't mean how does it work, I now that. How is it? As in, is it fun or no?
I know that regicide was in AoK, but in the China video you can see they made a whole new, really cool biulding for the Regent's Castle, but in King of the Hill, there is no new biulding, just a slightly modified Eastern Eruopean-style fort.
So, ES/BHG, why?
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Subject:
Re: King o' the Hill
Circus Maximus: How is the King's Hill modified?
the kings hill is a fort that has no attack and you cant build within a circle roughly that of its line of sight
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Subject:
Re: King o' the Hill
Jack The IV:
Circus Maximus: How is the King's Hill modified?
the kings hill is a fort that has no attack and you cant build within a circle roughly that of its line of sight
Exactly. It's just a slightly-changed Russian/German fort that looks really dumb, especially when there's, say, Otto's fighting Souix allied with Indians (for example). It just makes ES/BHG look lazy, especially since they made new regent's casltes. Plz answer, ES/BHG!
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Subject:
Re: King o' the Hill
Another Guy From Arizona:
Lucas-san: Regicide is not exclusive feature of TAD: It first appeared on AOE2, and you have a special unit (king) and you'll have to protect him: If he dies, you lose. Also in regicide, you start with a defensive building, where you can garrison your regent to protect him.
I don't mean how does it work, I now that. How is it? As in, is it fun or no?
I know that regicide was in AoK, but in the China video you can see they made a whole new, really cool biulding for the Regent's Castle, but in King of the Hill, there is no new biulding, just a slightly modified Eastern Eruopean-style fort.
So, ES/BHG, why?
how do you know, this was just a demo. plus, in one of the screen shots you see a huge indian fort with indian units around it, maby this was from KotH
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Subject:
Re: King o' the Hill
PaN_DeMic_: Another Guy From Arizona:
Lucas-san: Regicide is not exclusive feature of TAD: It first appeared on AOE2, and you have a special unit (king) and you'll have to protect him: If he dies, you lose. Also in regicide, you start with a defensive building, where you can garrison your regent to protect him.
I don't mean how does it work, I now that. How is it? As in, is it fun or no?
I know that regicide was in AoK, but in the China video you can see they made a whole new, really cool biulding for the Regent's Castle, but in King of the Hill, there is no new biulding, just a slightly modified Eastern Eruopean-style fort.
So, ES/BHG, why?
how do you know, this was just a demo. plus, in one of the screen shots you see a huge indian fort with indian units around it, maby this was from KotH
Because the Demo is the game, only you can't go to age 5, or on any map other than Honshu, or play any one other than Japanese or Brits. But if anyone who has actually played TAD wants to contradict this, then tell me.
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Subject:
Re: King o' the Hill
Hanzo:
Tell ya' what if you want to be "bitchy" then go ahead and make your own game.
They tried.
So we shouldn't be allowed to critique a game?
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