CAVEDOG TOTAL ANNIHILATION KINGDOMS PATCH

Welcome to the harsh realities of gaming commerce! Once Upon A Time.ДЄmazing then that The Iron PlagueВ ever made it to the shelves. It seems that Cavedog'sВ owners just grew dissatisfied with the company, realising that money used on TA:KВ could of been used to fund more lucrative children's games. CavedogВ employees were to be transferred to HumongousВ to work on children's titles, which have proven to be better sellers than CavedogВ and GT InteractiveВ releases by some margin. Shortly after came word that current licenses, projects and support responsibilities were to be given to GT Interactive, with HumongousВ continuing to support the dedicated multiplayer service, Boneyards. First came news of the cancellation of Amen: The AwakeningВ to focus on Total Annihilation 2В - a separate project to TA:K. So, it didn't come as too great a surprise to learn that Humongous EntertainmentВ who created, owned, and published the CavedogВ brand, had decided to pull the plug.

CAVEDOG TOTAL ANNIHILATION KINGDOMS PATCH

A subsequent patch improved matters significantly, but the damage was already done and sales suffered as a consequence. All but the highest specification machines struggled to support the resource intensive graphics. But the greatest problem of all was the demanding system requirements and extensive performance issues that dogged the release. Welcome improvements and refinements to an already superb game interface were cancelled out by unnecessary simplifications.

The move away from the galactic struggle between the Arm and Core to the land of Darien was tantalising but wasn't as successful in creating the total war experience. But when it arrived, TA:KВ met with mixed reviews. Fans were excited at the prospect of a fantasy version of the excellent Total AnnihilationВ and expectations were high. For many, Total Annihilation: KingdomsВ was one of the big disappointments of 1999.

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