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Note: This mod and description was made by Motter28218, I have permission by email to upload it to Moddb.DescriptionSince BHG will likely never make an expansion to this game I decided to do it for them. Below is a list of some of the changes, but it is only the tip of the iceberg, there is to much to list not to mention I think you will have fun discovering thing's on your own.Game Bug Fixes: Cuotl and Alin campaigns will now award you your Research and Military points.Lot's of spell bug fixes mostly for CTW bosses, also Dakhla's Desert Walk.New Main heroes: Pertruzzo for Vinci and Ix for Cuotl.

Note: This review was originally posted at Heavengames. I am the author and am cross-posting it here for informational purposes.

Some of the comments and game errors mentioned here have already been replied to at the Heavengames link.1 Intro2 Expansion features3 Expansion problems mentioned4 Expansion skirmish and campaign modes review5 Expansion review6 Final summary7 Updates1 IntroHey all, this is my review for Motter's expansion for the campaign in Rise of Legends! I played a few skirmish battles with each nation and played through every mission in the entire 3 part campaign. I took some notes and here is a list of the expansion features, comments on other people's problems and some thoughts.

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Release Date: May 9, 2006Platforms: PCDeveloper: Big Huge GamesGenre: RTSMetacritic: User: 8.5SummaryRise of Nations: Rise of Legends evolves the franchise's trademark features such as borders, large-scale battles and city-building in innovative ways. Players are able to transform small villages into powerful civilizations and lead vast fantasy armies into strategic battles using formations, unit control and heroic abilities to destroy the enemy. The popular Conquer the World (CTW) Campaign returns in Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends with exciting updates. The new CTW Campaign guides players through a new world of heroes, monsters, loyalty and betrayal. Gamers follow a story through multiple campaigns with fascinating subplots and heroic characters. The campaigns immerse players in an ever-changing three-dimensional world with terrain and cities that evolve as civilizations grow.Prompts.Is the gameplay fun?.Are the different races fun to play?.Does the game hold up?It's not Starcraft!Non selected games that released May 9 (for fans of hitting drums and building on the 360): Donkey Konga 2, Minecraft 360 Edition, Headhunter. I always felt this game was overshadowed by the success and longevity of Rise of Nations.

I far preferred the former, but Rise of Legends still had its charm.For anyone that I've ever spoken to, it seems everynone only had fond memories of the Vinci; the steampunk, human faction of the game. They really nailed down the aesthetics, from the to the styles of the. The other factions were a little less memorable.I remember the city system and trade system fondly.

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It doesn't really hold up in terms of mechanical depth IMO, but it has that comfy feel of an early 2000s RTS. Build up large, lovely cities and unleash hell after an hour of unnecessary building. The unit diversity was really great, and it seemed I never had trouble distinguishing one unit from another. Each unit had character, you know?Like most RTS games from that era, I would kill for a sequel. Vinci were the highlight race because steampunk was probably entering its legit heyday at the time, as opposed to know where it's just something con-goers pretend to aspire to by putting clocks on everything.But at the time there was nothing really like them.Cuotl were similarly unique, featuring very slick sci fi / mayan merge that worked so well that I'm surprised it never came up before.The.other guys were a fantasy race with arabian nights as the theme.

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Cool to look at, neat overall but we've seen fantasy before.That's my take anyway.I don't think it was overshadowed by RoN, so much that the RoN fans took to the streets and rioted because they didn't get RoN 2. Spoke to a ton of people then and after, the bitterness just slid right into thinking the game wasn't very good, which was patently not true. Tragedy surrounds RoL.

RoN fans treated the game as the TA Kingdoms of the franchise. The gameplay was somewhat streamlined, so it's certainly not what they were looking to play, but that sort of attached a stigma to RoL, despite it being a decent to good RTS. Well, it bombed. There are probably many reasons for that, but either way this caused the cancellations of RoL's expansion and. Speaking of that expansion, it was supposed to bring a 4th race in either the Finnish/Slavic/Norse mythology inspired or the Mongol-inspired.

The story ends on a cliffhanger. It's a barebones story that exists only to somehow tie together the three factions in the campaign, but I still would've liked to see it concluded in an expansion.

SkyBox and Microsoft are ignoring the game.I don't remember much about the gameplay (I did have fun though), but what really impressed me at the time was the combination of factions BHG managed to put in one RTS. The clock punky Vinci, the Arabian Nights-inspired Alin and the Goa'uld Cuotl - seriously what's not to love?

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I think similar races hadn't even been featured in an RTS before.I also remember people liking the interface and shortcuts back then, because they were somehow innovative? The shortcuts being laid out the way they were was certainly intuitive though. Skybox Labs, the guys responsible for all the old MS RTS titles being re-released on steam, have an unnamed mystery game in development on their. It's been like that for more than a year (two years?) and I hope so bad that it's Rise of Legends: HD / Extended or whatever.RoL's gameplay was great. Three vibrant, distinct and unique factions that to this day haven't been copied or done better, each play differently from each other, with gameplay that to me is a great overhaul of RoN's, like they reduced the complexity but increased the breadth.The game holds up graphically, but it's hard to play due to the multiplayer being down / dead or whatever and the auto-update patcher obviously doesn't work.Please give us RoL Extended!.