Getting the bishop to say "you damned fool" was pretty much the goal of every game for me.Īll in all, a wonderfully engaging game to play for its time. However, it is lots of fun to interact with the AI because each character is fully voice acted by talented and well directed actors. In fact, the other castle types are not even worth building.ĭiplomacy is not really there, being that the game is pretty much a free for all. There are only a handful of castles to build, which barely gives an advantage to the defender with the exception of the last castle, which has a moat that is incredibly effective. Defense is basically corner camping, and offense is bum rushing the opposing army. There is very little true tactics needed here. When two opposing armies meet, the game switches to the real time tactical map. There are a few more strategic elements that are likewise very well implemented that are somewhat complex without being ponderous. Furthermore, armies are recruited from the peasant population, which can severely limit your territory's production capacity or ability to raise another army. So you must balance growing food, smithing weapons, building castles, or gathering resources with which to build castles and smith weapons. Managing territories is unique in that every peasant is assigned a task. It is split into a turn-based strategic map and a tactical battle map. It was worth it, providing many many hours of play time.
I mean the game is so old it should barely be using 1% of my processor and GPU but my fraps can't record it without lagging the game and it's audio horribly.This was the first game i purchased with my own money. All of them in Window mode, they lag like crap no matter what you seem to do. All of the in full screen, fraps can't see it. Well, it seems it's impossible to record the game no matter what render method you choose. I mean it is pretty odd watching your cattle bob their heads rapidly in your fields and a flag waving as if in a tornado. I just want to be able to full screen my game and record it and have the animations slown down without slowing down the game. The game name is "Lords of the Realm II" and dosbox version is 0.74. NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 560M with 2GB GDDR5 VRAMĪny other info for specs should be on the page, I just pointed out the things I needed as there are multiple configs for this laptop. Any other way to slow down animations without slowing down playability?ĭDR3 1333 MHz SDRAM (4 slot version with 2x 4GB for 8GB total) So I can't get the animations to slow down without killing the game it seems. The frame skip was set to 10 and my game ran at 4 FPS. I tried to slow down the animations of the game by using frame skip, but this made my game run so slowly when I got the animations to a normal looking speed that my mouse was skipping all over the place and lagging really badly.
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