#Xbox kingdom under fire 2 Pc#

It was soo much going on that it literally caused frame rate issues that put me almost to a standstill making it quite difficult to play. I remember in one missions there was at least 300+ NPCs dueling on my screen, along with me trying to kill a boss. Speaking of which, battles in Kingdom Under Fire II at times can be very taxing on certain computers. This need to be super micromanager can be a turn off to some people who just want to play a more elaborate game of Dynasty Warriors. They at times feel coherent and mesh, and at times it feels like a pain to have to try and balance them both to be successful in your mission. Though these aspects individually have their pros and cons, them together does feel like a bit of oil and vinegar. You will need to be methodical in your approach to missions else you can find yourself wiped out. During the tutorial you’re handheld by the game, but once you get out of that, all bets are off. The RTS aspect of the game is a little more complex as you will have to balance keeping yourself and your troops alive in the heart of battle. You also have to join a faction, which is needed for PvP and Guild abilities. As you slog through the tutorial, which you can skip, up to level 10 and actually begin to play the game, you will learn the ins and outs of the game from troop management, such as leveling them up and raising their ranks, to how specific troops work on the battlefield. You have your skills on hotkeys that are unlocked as you level and they’re on a cooldown, rather than having to manage an energy or mana bar, well at least that’s the case on the Gunslinger, who I play. The MMORPG aspect of the game is pretty cut and dry. Then, leveling up your troops on the RTS side require Gold and Barracks experience, which are gained via the main hero quests that you’ll be completing. Keeping them ahead of the enemies levels is a challenge as progress for your character is largely impacted by completing monotonous tasks of fetching, talking, or killing various enemies on the ARPG side. You have to play the proper balance between leveling your main hero, which you can choose from 5, Gunslinger, Spellsword, Berserker, Ranger, or Elementalist. Kingdom Under Fire II has several unique mechanics within the game due to it’s hybrid nature. Tasked with attempting to put the pieces together, your story begins. Taking place in the world known as Bersia, there’s a great war going on in Kingdom Under Fire II as your character climbs the ranks and witnesses heinous acts imparted on several key figures in the kingdom. There weren’t many games out there that have meshed together with an MMORPG and an RTS game into one, but now in the year 2019, ten years after KUFII was supposed to be released, there are many to choose from, on both the mobile platform and the PC. Though that iteration in the franchise was more ARPG than anything, Kingdom Under Fire II, came out to do something “different.” Kingdom Under Fire II when introduced planned to “change the game” as we know it. I’ve played the previous iteration back in the day on the Xbox 360. Now I’ve been awaiting the arrival of KUFII for over 5 years, maybe a bit longer.

#Xbox kingdom under fire 2 Pc#

Kingdom Under Fire II is a PC MMORTS from BlueSide and published by Gameforge.