The player has the ability to research and create weapons personally to equip his warriors with. This, however, makes each unit relatively expensive. But the player can also steal the opponent's weapons when his warriors die and leave their equipment on the battlefield. The player's workers can collect them. Collected weapons have no cost when building a unit using that weapon.
There are three types of infantry. Light, Medium, and Heavy. Light infantry (psiloi, kara warrior, nubian mercenary) are lightly armored and fast. They are ideal for being ranged units. Medium infantry (spartiate, noble, mighty nadsez), are medium armored and are good as both ranged and melee. Heavy infantry (hoplite, immortal, Pharaoh's guard) are heavily armored and slow, but are deadly when used as melee.
All infantry (excluding heroes) are built either at the barracks or archery range. Before building a unit, the player must choose which items are to be equipped to that unit. There are 8 slots for customization, and a variety of weapons and shields. Most have to be researched before equipping them to the soldiers.
The game consists of three campaigns centerd on the ancient civiliztions:The Spartans, The Egyptians and The Persians. Each campaign for every nation is divided into nine missions.
The Spartan campaign
The story starts with Pausanias(relative of Leonidas king of Sparta) who goes after Leonidas to help him battle the Persians. After the two meet, Leonidas starts telling the story of how he became king with the help of his uncle Demeratus. This is sort of an introduction to the game and the real story. After the story, Leonidas dies in the battle of Thermopylae and Pausanias takes over the battle with the Persians.
The Egyptian campaign
The leading role for is campaign is played by Inaros who has had his lover taken away by a Persian leader and tries to conquer her back along with the liberation of his people from the Persian empire.
The Persian campaign
Starts with the story of the two sons of Darius(Xerxes and Artabuzes) fighting for their ascension to throne after their father died and let xerxes as legitimate ruler(thanks to the influence of the now ex-king mercenary Demeratus)
Battles and Formations
- Arrange Your Troops in Formations: Your troops have three different formations: line, column and free formation.
- Assign Battle Stances: There are four different stances for your warriors, ships or for a stationary weapon: aggressive, defensive, hold the ground and passive. The units will have a defensive stance by default.
- Recover Enemy Weapons and Vehicles To Equip Your Troops: If you collect weapons from units vanquished on the battlefield, you can then equip your units with these collected weapons. The weapons must be researched beforehand. You can also take over enemy weapons and vehicles.
- Lay Siege to Great Cities: You can also produce different siege weapons and vehicles depending on the race, such as Siege Towers, and war animals.
Heroes
- Fight with Your Own Heroes: These are special characters that are recognisable by their golden glow. They are both better equipped and have more hit points than normal warriors. In certain scenarios it is important to keep these units alive in order to complete the objective successfully.
Ships
- Create Your Own Navy: You need a Dock to build a ship, except for Persians, who can build ships directly on the beach. There are three different types: a light but fast battleship, a spacious barge, and a heavy battleship.
- Epic Naval Combat: You can embark warriors on ships, but the number of passengers depends on the type of the ship. If you embark certain warriors such as Archers this may be beneficial as they can attack the enemy from fairly long distances. Another way to take out enemy ships is to deploy long-range weapons, or just ram it and sink it, but your ship will also suffer damage this way.
- Board And Capture Enemy Vessels: You can board an enemy ship after combat, and if you have done away with enemy crew on board, you can take the ship into your own fleet.
FREE FULL VERSION PC GAMES PARTS SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
* Microsoft Windows Vista
* Intel Pentium4 2.4GHz or equivalent
* 512Mb System RAM
* GeForce 6600GT / ATI Radeon X800Pro or better with 128Mb Ram graphics card
* Direct X 9.0c compatible sound card
* 4x DVD-ROM drive
* 4 GB hard drive free space
* Keyboard
* Mouse
Recommended:
* Pentium Intel Pentium4 3.0 GHz or equivalent
* 2048 MB System RAM
* GeForce 7900GTX / ATI Radeon X1900XT with 256 MB RAM or higher graphics card
* This information is based on specifications supplied by manufacturers and should be used for guidance only.
FREE FULL VERSION PC GAMES PARTS INSTRUCTIONS
MU or 7zip Password is j@ck or jack@tehparadox.com
1. Extract iso with winrar or 7-zip
2. mount iso in daemon tools, alcohol 120 or poweriso
3. install the game
4. play and enjoy
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