Reminds me of Baldurs gate and their tip while loading(something like): Even though your heroes don't need food remember that you do. We don't want to loose any dedicated players.Originally Posted by targetbsp
I fell in love with Ardania first time i heard "Your Majesty". Great job guys.
The demo was fun. But how many races will be avalaible ? I hope it's lot more than 3.
Then you will be disappointed. There are only 3 races in the release version, hopefully more will be added in DLC/expansions. Also, there are some special units that you can build when you have access to local resources, like Dwarves, Elves, Minotaurs etc.
You're right, it's a huge disappointment.
In what way? What would you like to have seen?
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Whilst there are only a few races, they are very different. Unlike a certain other hex based game which this keeps getting likened to where there's loads of different races but they're all identical apart from one or two units which makes having more than one race completely pointless!
I'm unfortunately not personally familiar enough with the Majesty universe to know what races you could accommodate as complete playable races in a game. Dwarves and Elves would seem the obvious suggestions though. Perhaps in a DLC one day? I'm not a fan of DLC but I love this game and the race differences are major enough that such a DLC would be a worthwhile investment I expect.
I just downloaded the demo, it works fine, but fan on my GPU goes insane after several minutes of play. I have Geforce GTX 275 and I believe it should be more than enough to play this game. I have never experienced it being so loud, even when playing really GPU-intense games. Is there something I could do about that? Judging by what I read about Warlock it is going to be awesome, but I wanted to check demo before ordering - however, I don't want to play with GPU fan being louder than my speakers
My fans were fine during the demo. EVGA 465GTX 1GB. Core i7 930 runs at around 44c using a V8 cooler.I just downloaded the demo, it works fine, but fan on my GPU goes insane after several minutes of play. I have Geforce GTX 275 and I believe it should be more than enough to play this game. I have never experienced it being so loud, even when playing really GPU-intense games. Is there something I could do about that? Judging by what I read about Warlock it is going to be awesome, but I wanted to check demo before ordering - however, I don't want to play with GPU fan being louder than my speakers
I agree, I would love to see more races added as DLC or an expansion. I do like all the special units though and there is a real wide variety of monsters, neutrals, and special units you can recruit. I just built an improvement that allowed me to recruit Minotaurs which I thought was fantastic.
I just checked it with monitoring software. After starting game GPU temperature starts to increase rapidly and it reaches over 90°C in very short time. I turned all options (besides resolution) in graphic settings to minimal values, but it didn't help at all.
Now I remember that I had similar problem with Legend of Grimrock - in this case it turned out that game lacked FPS limit and it was rendering over 300 frames per second, causing GPU to overheat. I fixed it by forcing vsync in nVidia settings. However, Warlock seems to be DirectX game, so it is impossible to do so. Is there any option to turn vsync on? I can't see it in settings and I failed to find any config file on my hard drive.
Demo is awesome. I have played it easily over 20 hours. I am really looking forward to the full game.
If anyone wants some minor input, have a SENTRY option so that when you put some units on defend, they stay in defend. In the demo, you have to keep going around and clicking them all.
Wonderful job.
I don't think the starting races really matter that much. I am playing human, but have a goblin city producing goblin units. I summoned Fire Elementals and Ghost Wolves. To me it seems if you got the mana and spells or captured different races cities you really don't need that many starting player races. I will soon have Elves and Dwarves added to my cities that alone gives me six different races. Well maybe five if you count the eleys and wolfs as monsters.
There is an option to Sentry a unit. They will stay Sentry until you click on them again. Just click that arrow button to open more actions.
The demo runs but after a while starts to lag on HD 3000 (Asus N82J). Drivers are updated, settings are minimum.
Last edited by NimaFoulaam; 29-04-2012 at 09:12.
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I played about 2 1/2 hours and noticed a little lag with the IGN beta. It wasn't bad though. All settings on high. I running 4870 in crossfire on my laptop with the latest drivers. Hopefully the final version has some tweaks for smoother play.
@hadberz
"4870 in crossfire"
Intel HD 3000 is the on chip (i5).
(speculating)
Your issue maybe be Temp or RAM related. Temps can cause CPU do trottle down and similar effects.
How much RAM do you have?
Last edited by NimaFoulaam; 29-04-2012 at 10:14.
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I have a Asus W90vp laptop which has very good cooling. This is the laptop 4870 version, so it runs at around 4850 desktop speeds. Each card has 512MB and I got 6GB system memory. This thing is 3 years old now, so I expect newer games to act bit slow with it. Now my desktop has no issues at all, but that is 6950 2GB with 16 GB system memory. I just like to sit in my recliner when playing games, so the laptop gets the most use.
Took me a while to find that Sentry option; a streamlined interface is nice but maybe they hid a bit *too* well. Also, the UI doesn't show shortcut keys except Enter to end turn, I hope there are some?
Overall very impressed with the demo. Much more satisfying to develop cities than in Civ V, more polished and interesting gameplay than in Fall from Heaven with magic that really feels powerful, seemingly strong AI (coordinated attacks and retreats are impressive). At first I had the impression there were few units, but then I used the "show all buildings" checkbox in each city, and realized there are a *lot* of units in this game... and that includes flying ships!
Someone posted that [ ] keys move between units. Alt R and Alt C open the research and cast screens. E seems to cause units to either explorer or go off on there on. I'm not really sure. G makes a clicking sound, but have no clue what it does. That is all I have found for now.Took me a while to find that Sentry option; a streamlined interface is nice but maybe they hid a bit *too* well. Also, the UI doesn't show shortcut keys except Enter to end turn, I hope there are some?
Overall very impressed with the demo. Much more satisfying to develop cities than in Civ V, more polished and interesting gameplay than in Fall from Heaven with magic that really feels powerful, seemingly strong AI (coordinated attacks and retreats are impressive). At first I had the impression there were few units, but then I used the "show all buildings" checkbox in each city, and realized there are a *lot* of units in this game... and that includes flying ships
I agree this game blows Civ 5 away in the fun department. I am practically addicted it Warlock.
I found a few more hotkeys. H turns hex on and off, F12 takes a screenshot. F9 loads the current game.
Last edited by hadberz; 29-04-2012 at 18:20.
Great game guys, judging by the demo this will eat up my time for months to come.
Pre-ordered, giving the demo another go.
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