Seven Years War

[Maulet]

nu sé, lo acabo de ver:

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/f ... =376558112

http://thesevenyearswar.com/index.html


- play 23 realtime campaigns ranging from the road to war in 1750 to the death of Tsarina Elisabeth in 1762, each with individual goals
- coverage of the complete European and North American theatre with more than 110 cities and provinces
- take command of 6 nations (Britain, France, Prussia, Austria, Russia and Sweden) out of a total of 13 nations
- build up a huge economy with complex product chains to supply your people, armies and fleets
- develop your cities and provinces to gain wealth and recruits
- establish trade on more than 20 goods with local markets, foreign nations and fight for control of narrow map resources
- use a wide range of diplomatic measures like prisoner exchanges or joint military actions
- trade with natives like Hurons or Irokese nations and take influence to gain valuable allies
- build up your armies from a single named regiment to a complex division hierarchy
- manage your officer corps with individual expertise depending on the type of arms
- research more than 90 technologies to increase your production efficiency or gain access to new buildings and units
- set 10 different politics to change the direction of your nation ranging from trade liberalisation to food rations
- take control of naval routes to gain access to luxory goods or cut supply to your enemy's colonies
- play city or fort sieges by digging trenches and artillery fortifications
- issue war loans or order coin debasements to improve your financials
- lead your armies to epic real time battles with thousands of soldiers and more than 100 individual unit types
- allocate a huge set of weapons to increase strength, movability, range or accuracy of each unit
- soldiers gain moral by advancing to the music of pipes and drums
- give orders to a single regiment, a brigade or a complete division
- use the advantages of terrains like increased fire range on hills or reduced cavalry charge in woods
- conquer strategic goals like hills, bridges, cities and buildings to gain victory points
- watch your individual regiments gaining experience and honors from battle to battle
- conquer enemy artillery and use it against your enemy
- build up trenches to increase the defensive strength of your units
- play historic battles like the battle of kolin or leuthen

[Haplo_Patryn]

Carai, vaya sorpresa. Uno de mis temáticas favoritas.

[Gonzalo]

A ver a ver a ver!!!!!!!

[gorgias96]

¿Y España?

[akenathon]

que buena pinta tiene este juego espero que tenga un precio razonable,soy un apasionado de los juegos napoleónicos, esto es un poquito antes pero bueno....

[pailleterie]

Esta clarisimo que si el juego tiene exito sacaran el napoleonico, tienen la mayoria del trabajo hecho, tiene una pinta buenisina esperemos que se confirme

[Maulet]

concerning unit experience:

you can recruit units in your provinces, some have special abilities and are only recruitable in one province or in limited numbers (e.g. scottish highlander infantry or the prussian gardegrenadiere). depending on the unit type the soldiers have special strength or abilities (e.g. british grenadiers can play fife and drum music to gain morale during battle). by researching new weapons you can change the fighting parameters of your units (e.g. heavier artillery leads to higher fir range and strength but also to speed decreases). units can gain experience through battles or in campaign mode they can be set in maneuvre modus, which means they are trained and gain experience (cost effective due to high ammunition use).

officers on regiment, brigade or division level add to experience and prevent early moral crack in battles. the commanders gain experience in their current branch of service - e.g. if you assign an infantry commander to an artillery regiment some of his experience gets lost. the higher the experience is, the faster they can be promoted to higher ranks and positions. prisoner exchange is a very important medium to gain recruits that are already trained. there are also special nationwide policies which you can pick that lead to higher officer or army professionality - so you can take several decisions to increase strength of your army (like prussia for example did in real to compensate the enemyies numbers).

concerning supply lines:

this is a very important feature in . your troops permanently need to be supplied with food, ammunition and weapons. these supplies need to be produced in a complex product chain (e.g. wheat -> flour -> bread) - (therefore please take a look at the latest video describing the economy details: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofNm_HUXXVg); if these supply lines are cut the army moral drops immediately which leads to desertions. so the game is a lot about maneuvring and clever attack and retreat routes instead of simple "survival of the strongest". supplying troops leads also to reduced troop numbers in the colonies as the economic potential there is lower than in europe. looting is implemented as well - so if your troops operate in enemy terrain you can substitute some portion of your supplies by "organising" within the local province which leads to lower supply usage but higher unrest (this again leads to higher enemy recruiting potential as upset civilians become volunteers).

concerning terrain advantages/disadvantages:

when two or more divisions meet in campaign mode the scene changes to battle mode - which is some kind of zoom in to the scene. in battle mode you can occupy hills, bridges, cities, farms and so on. every strategic position adds victory points and leads to special bonus/malus. on hills for example range increases and close combat is more difficult or cities and forrests decrease cavalry strength. at the moment buildings are not destroyable but that's an interesting aspect which i could pick up later.


http://old.wargamer.com/forums/posts.asp?t=589980

[pailleterie]

Que buena pinta, ojala salga bien.

[josant]

El juego en principio tiene muy buena pinta, el único pero que le encuentro es que pasa con España? no viene como nación jugable, es que incluso han puesto a Suecia como nación jugable, por aquella época aunque estaba en decadencia y había perdido todas sus posesiones en Europa a España todavía se la consideraba como una potencia, además conservaba un vasto imperio colonial, en fin esperemos que por lo menos la hayan incluido dentro de las otras 7 naciones no jugables con las que cuenta el juego.
Como nota informativa decir que a consecuencia de esta guerra España perdió Florida que paso a manos inglesas pero a cambio obtuvo el territorio de Luisiana.

[Piteas]

Tiene buena pinta... sobre todo si luego amplian a más épocas este motor.
España se guarda para un DLC, me temo.

[Stratos]

Tiene buena pinta... sobre todo si luego amplian a más épocas este motor.
España se guarda para un DLC, me temo.

Si, se lo pregunté al desarrolador y contestó que lo tenía pensado sacar en un futuro si el juego vendía bien.

[Maulet]

ya es greenlight!

Today "The Seven Years War (1756-1763)" got greenlit! Thanks for everybody who supported the project so far with ideas and inputs!
I will hurry up to develop the first beta version until august/september. Please follow this project further as there are still some milestones to reach and some community ideas to be implemented!
Cheers, Oliver

[Jasko84]

Tiene buena pinta, habrá que ver si lo sacan también en español

[Haplo_Patryn]

Sale mañana pasado y la pinta es fabulosa. Saldrá posteriormente un DLC con la Guerra de Sucesión española, para los interesados.

Básicamente el desarrollador del juego dijo un día que los Total War estaban lejos de sus fantasías más eróticas y se puso a crear un juego que tuviera la profundidad que le falta a esta saga de ventas masivas con gráficos molones. Así que tenemos un juego wargame con diplomacia, investigación, política, suministros, profundo sistema económico con decenas de recursos y creación de cadenas de producción, creación de ejércitos con armamento variado (donde cada arma cuenta y tiene sus propias características) y un largo etcétera que a mí personalmente me pone muy cachondo.

En fin, que ahí queda la cosa.

[Ronin]

Gracias, ayer le estuve echando un ojo. Pero en Steam pone el 30 de octubre, las ganas ciegan

http://store.steampowered.com/app/40047 ... soon_150_5