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  • 2 weeks later...

Rohan, Gondor, Isengard and Mordor. Duh. ;)

And somehow you'll be able to call on Elves, Ents and other stuff for help. Initially I heard a rumor of no multiplayer ability, but that seemed a little bit of a stretch for an RTS. And with this franchise nonetheless. It's easy bank. But they are tweaking the multiplayer aspect at the moment. (Read that in an intv. somewhere with the producer).

 

 

This appears to be the Witch-King of Angmar vs. Theoden on the fields of Pelennor! (though it's more like a 1 vs. 1, but you get the idea.)

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Originally posted by pbguy1211

Rohan, Gondor, Isengard and Mordor. Duh. ;)

 

You sure?

 

Gondor and Rohan are not THAT different in the movies, as are Isengard and Mordor...

I mean, an orc is an orc, and an uruk is an uruk! The designers will have a hard time at creating different units, especially for Isen and Mordor, IMO.

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I guess I'm going to be even more interested in this game as I finish reading the Lord of the Rings.

 

Yes, that's right, you saw correctly...READ, not REREAD...at last my shame is made public (again, reread the ROTK Review thread & I think I mentioned it there).

 

I am reading it during the down time at work (which is considerable on saturdays) and have made it up to the Watchtower (chapter 11, "A Knife in the Dark").

 

And so you know, I started with The Hobbit, which I read fully in about 2 days, so I got all of the backstory. :D

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Ah... Where is the horse and the rider?

 

You'll meet Erkenbrand of the Westfold and see how they chopped Eomer's role too.

 

As far as Rohan and Gondor, they're COMPLETELY different! Especially in terms of fighting style.

 

Isengard is all Uruks and worker orcs. Mordor would be like the Empire in terms of size and strength. they have everything.

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Well, it's supposed to be more of a LOTR game than a hardcore RTS game. You don't always have total control of a unit... Example: You have a Mumakil on a rampage... it gets shot a LOT... it runs all over and you lose control because it's hurt. Ex. #2: You have an Ent kicking butt... someone sets it on fire... it runs for water on it's own.

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Originally posted by pbguy1211

Well, it's supposed to be more of a LOTR game than a hardcore RTS game. You don't always have total control of a unit... Example: You have a Mumakil on a rampage... it gets shot a LOT... it runs all over and you lose control because it's hurt. Ex. #2: You have an Ent kicking butt... someone sets it on fire... it runs for water on it's own.

 

I have no problem with that at all. In fact it sounds pretty good to me, and more realistic in the context of what's happening.

 

Anyway, it would be great to see another Star Wars RTS using an engine like this one.

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