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Gameguru Mania News - May,24 2004 -

Strength And Honor Demo - demo
(hx) 09:26 AM CEST - May,24 2004 - Post a comment / read (1)
Magitech Corporation has released a playable demo of Strength and Honor, allowing you to try you out the upcoming 3D real-time and turn-based strategy game set in ancient times. The massive 404MB download contains the "Queen of the Nile" campaign, as well as three of the historical battles from the full game. The demo can also be found on 3DGamers, W P, GH, FileShack, Tiscali Games.

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gerald

posted - Oct, 04 2005 - 19:02

Strength and Honor Oct 4, 11:12 dej What I find is a little strange is that the Governors will expect to get paid more than the income the city they Govern can provide. If I lower their pay scale to match that of the city's income... they complain about being under paid. I guess I'll have to fire or demote or exicute a few Governors and put someone more loyal in their place. Has anyone else found other alternatives that can be applied to fix this situation? The battle mode is a bit similar to the older TW Shogun style, but it has a few new twist... like improved custom formations, detatchments that enter the map from differnet flanking positions off map, and delayed strike detatchments that work similar to reinforcments, as well as setting detatchments to intercept off map detatchments set by the enemy. The main strategy of the battle map seems to be attacking the enemy's flag (usually where the battle field commanding general is stationed). moral hits effect the army if generals or division captians are killed... but if thier base (flags) are overrun then the defeat is almost inevitable. This also brings in a twist in tactics from the TW shogun... where you have to defend a postion as well as attack the enemy... and demands a more creative approach to balance a defending and attacking force while playing the battle. (This aspect may also prevents camping in multiplayer games... when the base camp is pe-established.)