It is worth mentioning that the production is characterized by high replayability thanks to four paths of nation development. Hence the military district increases the strength of the army etc. Their expansion sets the direction that civilization will follow. Four types of districts are of key importance here: merchant, military, palace and guild districts. In Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends, the user takes the side of one of the groups and starts building his own city. The story presented in the game focuses on the conflict between the factions split between these two paths of development. In Rise of Legends, the creators moved away from the realistic world - they replaced it with an interesting universe in which magic occurs next to technology modeled on the inventions of Leonardo da Vinci. But I am interested to know if these things happen to you too guys, or if there is a way to avoid these issues? Maybe saving games without overwriting works great, while overwriting tends to mess it up, etc.Continuation of the real-time strategy of Rise of Nations, in which the player's goal was to build his own civilization. I may give a try to my CD copy of the game, I hope it's going to be more stable. In the first one we didn't save, and in the second one the saved game was useless as described above. Plus, it was so messed up, like it was too old save game file.ĭoes this happen to you too? Maybe the issue was caused by the fact that she was saving it into one file over and over again by owerwriting the older save game?Īnd do those crashes happen to you fruequently? We tried playing two games today, and in both of them we lost the connection.
I was loading the game from my mothers computer, and on my PC it loaded, but on hers it didn't. Today I tried to load a saved game like that, but it was bugged. This is why we try to save it manually every ten minutes. It often happens to me when playing with my family, that the game crashes, or connection get's lost.
This game doesn't have autosave, which is pretty bad.
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