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About This Game Cossacks: The Art of War – continues the history of the great battles of XVII–XVIII centuries, and introduces five new campaigns, two nations, some new units and much more. 6d5b4406ea Title: Cossacks: Art of WarGenre: StrategyDeveloper:GSC Game WorldPublisher:GSC World PublishingRelease Date: 31 Mar, 2002 Cossacks: Art Of War Free Download [full Version] cossacks art of war türkçe yama. cossacks art of war windows 10 mouse fix. cossacks art of war deutsch patch. cossacks art of war maps. cossacks art of war units. cossacks art of war back to war. cossacks art of war resolution. cossacks art of war multiplayer. cossacks the art of war maps download. cossacks art of war system requirements. cossacks art of war kody. cossacks art of war maus bewegt sich nicht. cossacks art of war demo. cossacks art of war cheats. cossacks the art of war download kostenlos. cossacks art of war walkthrough. cossacks art of war pause. cossacks art of war requirements. cossacks art to war. cossacks art of war single missions. cossacks art of war missions. cossacks art of war best units Classic RTS must have for any RTS fan!. Sure, the graphics may not be as great as AoE or Civ V, but the fact that the unit limits are so large, and there are so many countries each with unique abilities makes the game extremely fun.. I had this game before the golden age of Steam. Traded it in and it was lost to me forever, but then Steam gave it back to me. Best RTS for big armies and building stupidly big bases with four wall thick defenses. But please nerf 8 barrelled cannons.. Good fun, a classic RTS.. Lovingly detailed sprite based RTS. I've had populations of over 24,000 units (villagers in mines included) on my side alone on a huge skirmish map with 6 other computer controlled players. You must farm or fish (food), chop wood, quarry stone, mine coal, Iron and gold to supply your army. I love this game and will die playing this game. Easily my favorite RTS of all time. Its cheap no reason not to add it to your RTS library. Give it a go!. A classic RTS, its major distinction being the nearly unattainable 8000 unit capacity. Map options are quite versatile, as are the nations to choose from. The one downside is that MOD1, which brings many imporvements, is unavailabe for the Steam version. Nevertheless, Cossacks is an excellent game.. RTS classic. Not as good as Back To War, but really good all the same.. Do you ever feel like you should control an army? Would you like each soldier to keep track of how many enemies they kill? Well you better be able to pay them! This is Cossacks a no nonsense RTS for those who like an indepth game but still casual capable. Game play wise this is easy to pick up if you ever played the AoE series or Rise of Nations. Excpet you only live in the 17th and 18th C. Build a town or more, control citizens and put them to work, build army, build defences, build navy, and upgrade tech. Simple right? Well no. There is more than just gold to mine for. You have coal, iron, ect. Then you have wood and stone.(they are located typically close to each other) You have mills and fishing for food. If you can not pay an army they will rebel, and if they can not eat they will die. The thing is numbers matter here. You can have over 2000 citizens and so can your enemies. So be aware you need to grow. Also you can capture enemy citizens if no military is near them. So you can absorb your enemies culture. The naval battles are really cool and controling waters with a coast line city is a big advatage. A frigate can easly destroy a incoming army when in range. Now the indepth part. The technology trees are massive and pricey. Do not upgrade your 17th cent soldiers and just rush to 18th instead if you have a western euro nation. They are pricey and take time, then you will not use them once you are in the 18th cent. Each mine can be upgrader to support more workers. The military and agriculture upgrades are very indepth. Rifling and gun powder advancments make all the difference. So you can have a highlander or other ranged soldier on a hill snyping and weakening a passing army. Remember when I said each soldier keeps a tally of how many he has killed. Well I have had a soldier kill more than 2500 troops due to time and a cliff. Now for stradgey. This is kind of a grand RTS at times. It can take a long time to complete a game. So you can take advatage of the land. elevated troops(on a hill or cliff) shoot farther and well placed cannons can turn the tide. Dragoons and other horsemen are great for fleeing troops and artillary, but aweful in a siege. Naval control is a massive advantage but very expensive. If you lose a man o war to muntiny you will struggle to get the sea back. Picking a wise local for your city is near impossible. If you are on the water and you lose control of the sea you're lost, if you take a valley you can become a sitting duck. Think of your entrances and exits. So what about the nations? Each has their own advatages and unique troops. The middle eastern and eastern Europe counrties are all better early in the game. If you pick these nations like Turkey or Russia be aggressive, cause man the computer will be. These troops cost the least but have major weaknesses. Once you get to the 18th C the power drastically turns. Countries like Britain, France, Prussia, and Sweden are the stronger. With countries like Spain some where in the middle. This game follows historic fact so some technologies do not get developed in some nations. Now for the bad. Back to War is the last expansion but does not recoginize any resolution other than 768 and 2160p for me. 2160p is not compatable with this game and it will crash. It also will not take a custome res. This game, the Art of War does support all resolutions. The highest it will support is 1440p. Since it is 2D it will just zoom farther out. The game also crashes at times. Typically around the 3-4 hour mark. Loading is fast and it does auto save. So if you like AoE II or any other RTS. Give this or Back to War a try. It's like them but bigger and more focused on historical accuracy. For a game hitting the 15 year mark I would still strongly recommend it.. Good fun, a classic RTS.. Good fun, a classic RTS.