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I've always been aware of the Total War series, but never actually got into it. With the multitude of sales currently in progress, I'm very tempted to dl one of the games. Which game would be best? I'm not a big fan of older games, just cause I'm a big graphics fiend. I've looked at Empire, Napoleon, and Shogun 2 - they all look pretty cool.

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Express raja telugu movie torrent download. Pro tools 11 free download mac. 'When considering a setting for Total War, there are several features present in any area of history that you're thinking of using.

'There have to be a number of factions that could've come to power at any one time. Basically, you've got to have a competing set of nations, families or clans or, as in Empire's case, established nations that could've come and dominated at that time. There had to be a time where there was a competition element between these people.

'It also has to be a time of technological and military change. It has to be a period in which the sort of battles you're fighting at the outset aren't the sort of battles you're fighting at the end. In Empire's case, the way we did it with that was the technology, obviously with the use of gunpowder and artillery advancing all the way through the game, so by the time you get to the end your single-shot flintlocks and cannons have been replaced by rapid-fire mechanisms and long-range mortar bombs.'

Fixing History

'Where there's a toss up between something being historically accurate versus being fun, fun wins. For example, Empire's time period runs from 1700 to 1800, but we probably go 15 to 20 years beyond that end point as far as technology and philosophical advances are concerned, so in that sense we bend the rules a little bit.

'When it comes to the actual strategies and tactics, there's a slight element of tweaking history. There were a lot of manoeuvres you could perform at sea which were historically accurate but not particularly fun to do in the game. A good example is 'tacking' - this is when a sailed ship zig-zagged along with the wind to go faster. We tried this out, but it became too fussy and we decided to drop it, even though it was a very well recognised and practised tactic of the period.'

Road To Independence

'People often think, 'Oh you chose the American period to open up to the American market,' and that's partly true. You tend to find that ancient European history, like the Greeks and Romans, doesn't have much traction in the United States.

'Imagine the Grand Campaign as the story of Imperialism and Colonialism. The European powers moving out into the wider world and conquering and commanding all that they saw.'Road to Independence is almost that same story, except it's told from the opposite viewpoint. You take a smaller, less establishednation and you literally birth it, grow it and defend it in those series of episodes.

'It's also a period which is actually pretty cool. You've got huge cannons billowing smoke across the battlefield. You've got the Battle of Bunker Hill and George Washington holding the Declaration of Independence. All these things are what we associate with what we'd call the birth of modern democracy. It was a fascinating period and it sits within Empire's remit anyway. It was a very good first effort in doing narrative-driven campaigning.'

Researching The Aces

'We licensed all the ship plans from the Royal Martine Museum in Greenwich and were able to scan in the blueprints for the ships and carve in polygons exactly how they'd be carved in wood. So we know we have created accurate representations of the ships. Having access to that level of detail is really a great boon when designing.

'It's a double-edged sword as we have the most fanatical fans who will come back and contest our designs. There's a lot of competing evidence and one-off examples of certain guns. There is a wealth of information available. This was the age that Britain established itself as a worldwide superpower, so we have plenty of domestic records of battle mechanics and ship designs.'

Campaign In The Arse

'Is it disheartening when players only use the campaign map? Well, a third of the team only work on the campaign and find that really heartening! When players skip battles as they don't get the complete Total War experience, but you have to appreciate that players play how they want to play. The good thing about not forcing players into naval and land battles is you have variety.

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'There's also a percentage of players who do the bare minimum of management. They auto tax, auto govern and auto build everything and just dive in and do all the fights themselves. They want to be an Alexander, who carves an empire and isn't concerned with administration. It's interesting to see how different people approach the game in different ways.

'One thing I will say: it's always better to fight your own battles, because you may just be able to pull something off that the auto management system wouldn't have thought of doing.'

Matchmaking

'There's a system we incorporated into Empire called 'matched combat'. Basically we took loads of motion captures of stunt actors fighting with rifles and mapped them onto characters. So in a battle, 20-30% of your troops will pick one another and fight it out instead of doing the usual 'I attack, you fall back, you attack, I fall back' scrap. The idea behind it was to bring the battlefield to life.

'There are a couple of rare ones. For example admirals on ships may duel with each other when you board one flagship with another flagship. My favourite is where one guy chokes the another with the musket and kicks him to the floor. He goes to stab him and the guy rolls over, in proper B-movie style, avoiding the stab while stabbing his would-be killer in the gut.

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Represenation

'Empire is our first truly global game, but there are several reasons why we didn't include the entire world. One is just sheer size and practicality. If you bring it out to include all of China, Korea, Australia, etc. you end up with a massive amount of potential regions to conquer, and as far as accessibility and micromanagement are concerned it can be a headache.

'Second, and this might sound weird, but you risk diluting the premise. Take China - they were a trading nation and powerful, but they had their own regional conflicts and wars which didn't flow into the international fights that the Europeans colonies were going through. And it was much later that Australia and South Africa were discovered.'