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To those mentioning the "python installer" issues - assuming you mean PyInstaller, that cannot possibly be the issue because Armok Vision is written in C#, and has nothing to do with Python at all.

Quote from: starscream on August 01, 2016, 02:34:05 pm

windows defender is reporting dangerous trojans in armok vision.exe during unzip of the latest package.  is anyone else getting this?

dementia reported something similar in the Masterwork thread.  It is probably a false positive, but you can download Armok Vision from the original repository if you're worried.

Too late! I got the whole thing. Now, which one should I play first? 2, 3, or 4?

There was good reason to expect something newer.
The origianl 8 games shown were very interesting titles like
Dragon age 1 and 2.
Mass Effect 2.
Dead Space 2

With those games being the main titles most people buying the bundle probably expected the remaining 4 "secret" games to be Mass Effect and Dead Space 1 to set the player up for the eventual purchase of the third game from the respective series (especially considering you could export Sheppy from game to game) and there weren't really many other known games EA could throw in there.

Quote from: Sinistar on April 10, 2015, 08:32:12 am

Romance of the Three Kingdoms XI

That's a really fun game. It's pure strategy, though. Don't expect much of the semi-RPG focus of other instalments. There's no wandering officer for hire mode, just being a ruler and commanding armies. There are still the requisite personal battles and 'disputes', and you can marry your officers, iirc, but all that is in service of managing a kingdom and generally just being a warlord.

That said, I love it. Fantastic visual design and heroic battles. Really captures the feel of the period, as imagined in the novel (this game made me attempt to read the books, but I can't say I ever managed to finish the undertaking - at some point it becomes a boring Zhuge Liang wankfest - although I'll always remember Liu Bei eating a guy's wife).

I don't know about the difficulty. Maybe the first few tries, when you still learn how it all works. There's a point when it even becomes trivial to win, and all that's left to enjoy is the feeling of living through some heroic deeds. But there's a period in-between stumbling around and expertise when the game feels challenging and really, really fun.

You should be able to squeeze a few good hours of enjoyment out of this one.

But yeah, dry as old breadcrumbs.  I think what I learned from it, is that I just don't enjoy RTS games any longer.  It isn't the days of Dune and Warcraft any more, and the only RTS I've been able to enjoy since then was Homeworld.

I started back with my Nord hitty-things hero character last night, and found that he was unable to sneak.  Moved over to the Altmer sneaky glowy bastard character, had the same problem.  Hitting the sneak button did nothing.

Anyone encounter this problem before?  Any fixes?