What set the game apart from other RTS-games is its stunning visuals. The game starts right after the attack and takes you through levels both in the US and Europe. The Soviets however use the fact that the US has most of its troops in Europe and launches an attack on US soil. The US gets involved and it looks like the European countries and the US will be able to defeat the Soviet Union. In the game the Soviet Union has decided not to just give up and instead launched an attack on Europe (this reminds me of the excellent Tom Clancy book, The Red Storm). While the earlier games were set in a Sci-Fi environment, World in Conflict is set in our own world at the height of the cold war. There is no base-building involved instead you request reinforcements that are flown into the map. World in Conflict is a RTS game that has a lot in common with Massive’s earlier games. The game has been developed by the Swedish developers Massive who also were behind the Ground Control games. It is with a large portion of national pride that I talk about the game World in Conflict.
#The world in conflict game upgrade
I decided that it would be fun to see how different components in your system are affecting the performance in this game, possibly making it a bit easier to figure out what to upgrade if the game runs like a hog on your current system. Most of the times the game is a FPS (First Person Shooter) like Unreal, Doom 3 and Half Life 2 but recently we have seen that even RTS games, like Company of Heroes and Supreme Commander, have started to uses lots of graphical effects that really needs a beast of a computer system.Ī week ago the game World in Conflict was released and this is yet another RTS that offers excellent visuals with lots of effects that all work together to bring your computer to its knees. Most of the new games work fine with the technology available but from time to time a game comes out that really stress the computer. Who has heard anyone talking about upgrading their computer with a new Quad-Core CPU or GeForce 8800GTX just to “surf faster” or “write documents faster”? It is often said that it is the games that drive the development of new and faster technology and I definitely think that is correct. I sometimes wonder what kind of computers we would use if no-one played games. We decided that it would be fun to see how different components in your system are affecting the performance in this game, possibly making it a bit easier to figure out what to upgrade if the game runs like a hog on your current system. We also share information about your use of our website with our social media, advertising and analytics partners.Recently the game World in Conflict was released and this is yet another RTS that offers excellent visuals with lots of effects that all work together to bring your computer to its knees. We use cookies to personalize content and ads, provide social media features, and analyze the use of our website.
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