And if you're lucky enough to have a mouse wheel, you can use it to zoom in or zoom out of the action. So the interface has been made more accessible with two additions - the ability to move the camera with the mouse by simply dragging the cursor to the edge of the screen and a new menu bar along the bottom of the screen that offers one-click access to a number of formations and other common commands. According to Bungie, the first thing to improve was the interface. When beginning work on a sequel, the Bungie team poured through emails and newsgroup postings by gamers who had suggestions to offer. The camera interface from the original is brought over into Soulblighter so you can quickly adjust the viewing angle with one hand while you direct the battle with your mouse. You'll duke it out in the countryside, on a huge boat, and even make a castle raid or two. There are twenty-five missions overall, set in a variety of locations throughout the land. You'll just have to try out Myth II to fully understand what I'm talking about, but he's got a very deep voice and he'll let you know when it's time to stop screwing around. The narrator in the tutorial reminded me of Charlton Heston from the Budweiser radio commercials a few years back. For those of you making your first plunge into the RTS market, Bungie has included an informative and humorous tutorial which will get you up and running with Myth II in under thirty minutes.
MYTH II SOULBLIGHTER DORF BALL HOW TO
It might be helpful to go over the included command card, but mainly just for reference as to how to control the camera. If you've ever played any RTS game you'll be able to jump right into Myth II without so much as a glance at the manual. What's better is that your surviving units will carry over into the next mission, attaining veteran status and becoming better at combat in the process. You don't have to worry about mining resources and you don't have to worry about building units - you start with a set number of troops for each mission and you only have to worry about the battle action. But unlike most strategy games Myth II focuses entirely on combat and troop utilization. You have a number of units you command on the battlefield, each serving different functions. Gameplay remains true to the original and is very similar to other strategy games. Although the past sixty years have been a time of relative peace, the calm is about to be broken by Soulblighter and his evil minions.
He's been biding his time, raising armies of undead and enlisting the help of several of the more nefarious races in the land.
Soublighter, Balor's second in command during the Great War and the strongest of the remaining Fallen Lords, has returned to enact revenge on the land that banished his former commander. Myth II takes place about half a century after the end of the Fallen Lords.
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