Hasbro Axis And Allies Windows 7 Patch
I have the original axis & allies game cd. It installed fine. It doesn't play. My system consists of: win 7, 64 bit 4gb ram 1tb hdd i5 750 powercolor 5750 1gb the game starts - once i do the compatibility thing. But it freezes during game play and the start screen doesn't work. Also the mouse movement is invisible.
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In Axis & Allies: RTS, players will relive and experience the most epic struggle in the history of mankind, World War II. Players will be able to direct the military and economic destiny of any one of the world's most powerful countries - United States, England, Germany, The Soviet Union or Japan. Axis & Allies: RTS will not only capture the intensity of war but will also allow players to change the outcome of the major battles and campaigns of World War II.Confronted with the strategic and tactical situations experienced by the top generals and national leaders of the period, players will have to make critical decisions that determine the fate and the destiny of the world. Axis & Allies: RTS will feature gameplay elements such as unique organization of units; command of land, sea, and air units in real-time; dynamic fronts and supply lines; interaction with Generals and Leaders of the era; and intense online play with a powerful random scenario generator. The basic gameplay logic is absurd and funny but anyway the campaigns are somewhat ok.
However, the WWII map scenario is not good at all.First of all, the game is not balanced. The allies have major advantage, not only in terms of team player numbers, but also in terms of quality of troops and logic.
The United States clearly have been awarded the most powerful military, especially the infantry.The quick resolve option is totally meaningless.Secondly, winning is pretty simple. If you want a quick victory, you must have air support and then you should bomb the pulp out of your enemy and destroy the enemy corps HQ a few times. Anything else will either result in a very lengthy and boring campaign or put you to a stalemate position.No matter how many times its played & which side the player takes, some or all of the following will definitely happen.1. Nobody notices britain which gobbles up one territory after another, like going to abrothel and f.ing for free since the brothel is being run by its parents & the girlsworking there are its mother & sisters.2.Germany wants to settle personal scores with Russia and ignores other enemies. If onrare occasions it fails to capture Russian territory, it remembers there are otherenemies also.3.Russia has no idea what's going on.4.Japan is so obsessed with US occupied China, Philippines & Caribbeanthat no matter how many times it gets defeated it tries again & againand the US player has to play the same campaign again & again.5.Its really hard to lose if you are an US player.6.Japan has hopeless mechanized & armor divisions & they rarely make anydifference.
Japanese armor division is a big joke.In spite of all these the game can be made much better.My recommendation is that reality should not be strictly followed as far as alliances are concerned. There should be an option to play a fully customized WWII map scenario to let players freely make or break alliances and fight totally on its own. No allied or team victory should be there. The player should at least capture any two enemy capitals on its own out of the remaining four to win but should be allowed to play on to capture all of them.
The victory message should be different though after the video. A simple patch should fix that.I was playing for the US and the Axis could not harm me.
My alliance with britain hurt me more. It cost me territories and I felt like fighting the british. Same thing goes for my Russian side also.Again, the game eats up too much system resources but does not deliver much.
If WWII were implemented in Rise of Nations it would be much better and much interesting. It's been awhile since I posted an update. Honestly all I planned on doing was to get rid of bugs in the game. But as I was reading up on things, fixing errors here and there, I decided that I could flesh out some of the minor factions a bit more.I had to completely overhaul my mod to make it compatible with Windows XP.
This involved renaming thousands of files. I still have thousands of more to go before I fix a lot of these things. I'm hoping to post another updated version of the mod in the next couple of months. I just wanted to do an update here to show that development and trouble-shooting isn't dead in the water.+1 vote.