So if I understand correctly, spies are named characters in your recruitment pool who could also otherwise be generals or governors? Is it possible to wind up fighting your own spy in battles or sieges, and will he attempt to defect to your side if so? If they are attacking on the AI turn, they will maintain their cover. How does this work if you get attacked on the enemy’s turn? Can you still extract your spy before the battle begins, or will it be forced to attack you?Īndy: You have to extract the spy on your own turn, so this is mostly a proactive action performed by a player. You can also capture your spy after the battle and you may choose whether to bring them back (risk-free) or keep them in the enemy faction.
You will be able to extract the spy on your turn (before the battle) so the enemy loses its general. Simon: Spy actions don’t exist in battle, so your spy will do their best to maintain their cover and will fight like any enemy general. If you are attacked by an army containing one of your spies will the spy and his troops join you for the battle or will they attack you too? If it is the case do you get to choose between maintaining the cover of your agent or asking him to join you? Also, Will an army lead by one of your spy intentionally avoid confrontation with you in the campaign map? I gave it a 5 out of ten, because as I mentioned, the picture is only a half-finished and at least that half was pretty good.Yesterday we held an AMA about spies with the Total War: THREE KINGDOMS team over on the Total War Reddit with input from senior designer Simon Mann, associate content producer Guy Mead, narrative designer Pete Stewart, and THREE KINGDOMS game director Janos Gaspar (as well as lead community and social media manager Grace Carroll and head of community Andy Belford). a surprisingly disappointing project, indeed. What a waste.indeed !!! I am a big fan of Three kingdoms and Any Lau, so i will always love any project that has anything to do with those 2 elements, but this one.
TOTAL WAR THREE KINGDOMS ZHUGE LIANG MOVIE
"brave heart" type of epic story and heart wrenching human drama and understood appreciatively even if the movie went more than 2 hours.
Besides I bet that anyone who came to see the movie must have expected something more of a. But Why? Why no Drama? Why could't the director decide to use another 30 more minutes to supplement the sheer absence of story-telling and the sufficient characterization of each of the major characters ? It would only have made the film 120 minutes, which is still within the main stream block buster length range. The action sequences, camera works, set designs, costumes, and props, and even the score, you name it, they were all top notch. Jhon Woo wanted to give the project a proper attention, so in his upcoming three kingdoms project,'the red cliff' he is devoting 4 hours to tell the story. Why Why Why did the director and its team decide to cut out anything that resembled a real drama? Who knows. The movie deserved more than only a 90 min. The famous Chinese classic- the three kingdoms - is an epic war story that one could not find its proper match in its scale in any part of the world.
With almost unlimited amount of funding and the pool of world-class production talents in Asia, I cannot help but wonder how an opportunity like this could have gone this wrong. A first time joint venture- a major motion picture project put together by the Chinese and the Korean production teams, the Chinese took part in pre-production from writing up the screen play to directing (a Chinese guy who made Jet Li's "Black Mask), acting & filming while the Korean team took care of most of the post production (& funding), the CGI, and scoring.
It seems as though it is only a half finished project.
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