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LoTR Battle for middle earth

  • 03-03-2004 9:38pm
    #1
    L5
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    Brilliant trailer here.Coming out for pc hopefully end of this year. It';ll need a hell of a system to run it though. Right click to download

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  • #2
    Celtic Tiger
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 318 ✭✭Celtic Tiger


    I want broadband :)


  • #3
    Celtic Tiger
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 318 ✭✭Celtic Tiger


    Are the battles going to be as large as Total War or more like Warcraft3 and the other lotr rts out?


  • #4
    L5
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    The battles will be HUGE. Like you see in the film. You can control thousands of units at once. The trailer shows it all, you can control elepants, the flying dragons, anyone!, it looks brilliant.


  • #5
    Celtic Tiger
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 318 ✭✭Celtic Tiger


    Just checked out a few previews, looking very promising.
    Both Minas Tirith and Helm's Deep will appear in the game, as will the huge siege weapons used by the forces of both good and evil. The forces of Mordor will smash their way into their enemies' keeps with the aid of siege towers and trebuchets that fire explosive volleys, while the men of Gondor will use wall-mounted catapults to keep their enemies at bay. However, as design director Dustin Browder explains, Battle for Middle-Earth will have more-developed siege elements that go beyond smashing walls. Battles will continue even after a castle's defenses are breached, in which case the attackers will have to deal with a new threat--traps. Castle owners will be able to garrison hidden archers in towers, queue up cauldrons of boiling oil, and keep heavy portcullises open and at the ready to invite unwitting invaders in.

    I await in anticipation :)


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