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Bronnen
23-03-2007, 01:42
One thing that people need to realize, is that Total War, and Knights of Honor, are in two completely different categories, for one Total War is a turn based Strategy game, so to even compare the two is completely wrong.

Now, you'd need to compare Knights of Honor to other real times strategy games, like Command and Conquer, though the two are in completely different categories.

All the games are awesome, I love the Total War series, and I love Knights of honor, and Medieval II total war, is less system taxing than knights of honor is, though it does take 11 gigs of space.

One thing they could add though, is that if the king or a prince is leading an army through lands, you don't lose automatically if your last city is taken. You still have a chance to take a city.

Scott716
23-03-2007, 15:58
One thing that people need to realize, is that Total War, and Knights of Honor, are in two completely different categories, for one Total War is a turn based Strategy game, so to even compare the two is completely wrong.

Now, you'd need to compare Knights of Honor to other real times strategy games, like Command and Conquer, though the two are in completely different categories.

All the games are awesome, I love the Total War series, and I love Knights of honor, and Medieval II total war, is less system taxing than knights of honor is, though it does take 11 gigs of space.

One thing they could add though, is that if the king or a prince is leading an army through lands, you don't lose automatically if your last city is taken. You still have a chance to take a city.


huh?...Medieval II is less system taxing then KOH...your kidding right?...KOH runs on anything while Medieval II runs with slowdowns on many people's machines. I think you have that part backwards.

Bronnen
23-03-2007, 23:20
No no, Medieval II total war has been running perfectly on mine, and all my friend's computers. Maybe it's difference for all computers though. As for myself, both of them run perfectly, but i've had less trouble with Medieval II.

Scott716
25-03-2007, 01:57
You must have a good machines then, it's the opposite for me(and others I've seen on the Medieval II board)..KOH runs perfect but Medieval II slows down in places. I gave up and sold it.

Bronnen
25-03-2007, 04:45
My video card is probably just more compatible with Medieval II than with KOH, though they both run great, and I love both games equally.

Merlin82
01-04-2007, 23:15
The Multiplayer for a global map,not just battles, should be the priority for KoH 2.I see that big fun happen in multiplayer and with such a features like KoH have, it will become best strategy game :)