I have to say, this game is absolutly FANTASTIC. This is what heroes 4
should have been!
And the AI, phew, I was on the demon campain, and the enemy had a
massive force including multiple dragons etc. I thought I could trick

I get an email saying that 1.11 is ready, so I download it.
Only to be presented with an activation screen. This time instead of just my
serial number, it asks for my email address, too.
Jesus Christ, I've already activated the game once originally, then for the

I went browsing this weekend to look for HOMM5.  Couldn't seem to find a
copy at retail.  CompUsa reports no copies in the 5 nearest stores. Neither
EBgames nor the local Gamestop had a copy (EB said they were sold out).  
The local Target didn't have one either (no big surprise ...

I bought Heroes V on Friday and played all weekend, completing the
first campaign.
I did not find it too easy nor too difficult. I am not too crazy about
the requirement to finish one campaign before taking on the next one,

I was looking at this game but there is no demo. Has anyone played this
and have an opinion to share?

In 1994 that's what this group was all about. Thanks GOOGLE for letting
me relive those old days. It's a shame that I can't even post my real
email or name on the usenet anymore so I could  get back in touch with
some of those cool DOS wargamers.

Huh?  Ten or twenty years ago, I'd have thought that sounded as stupid
as saying an elephant is not a tea bag.  But today there's so much
crossover between games and movies that the distinction needs to be
made.

Hello everyone, has anyone tried this game out yet, and does it support the
PhysX processor, as I saw on thier site that Big Huge Games is signed up to
utilise that technology.

In Sid Meier's Pirates!, which is a bloody addictive game by the way, it is
mentioned that you can attack towns etc by land. How do you generate this?
Is it only carried out when the towns consider you an enemy? I am playing
the early game and so far havent come across this bit ...

Has anyone tried the free game called "1848" ?
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"1848 is turn based computer strategy game for the PC. The game set
during the violent era of the Hungarian Independence War of 1848-49.

Does anybody besides me miss strategy guides like Prima's "Master of
Magic" guide?  What's the alternative nowadays?
Alan Emrich's article (link below) explains what happened to the guides
and why the ones now published are never much good.

I just downloaded a demo for Disciples 2 but it has no manual in the
installation.  Anyone know if a download version is available?  I
didn't find one on the Strategy First site.

I'm not sure if its legal but if someone got bored of warcraft or played it
for too long or anything, can you please give/lend me your original cd key?
I really want to try playing it online.
If there is a good soul who wants to give it to me, please send it to my

Although I have read the HPS The First blitzkrieg manual, I am unable to
find any mention of how repairing railroads works. This is important,
because supplies depends on the distance from friendly railheads.
There are special units to repair railroads, but how do they work? Do

Apparently Supreme Commander is going to allow multiple monitor
display. My computer is cringing with joy.
Hopefully Chris Taylor will not overextend the game. I would rather
see less complex looking units and no emphasis on