Men Of War: Vietnam is really Awesome

[Bar@dot]

The Vietnam War Living Histroy Group who contribute into Living History events dealing through the Vietnam War, we appreciate developer and his work for making this game that took challenge as well as stepped up to plate to expand a super controversial as well as difficult game. It is exclusive and stands alone in every Vietnam War strategy games which have been developed.

[Adamaris]

I also agree that this is an awesome game but before getting this game, I would like to suggest you all to verify the minimum system requirement for this game so that you should not have problem.

Minimum System Requirements:

• System: Windows XP (SP1) / Vista
• Processor: Pentium IV 2.6 GHz / Athlon 3000 + or better
• Memory: 1 GB
• Video Card: GeForce 6200/ATI Radeon 6900 with 128 MB VRAM or better
• Sound card: compatible with Direct X 9.0c
• Hard disk: 5 GB

[RyanInt]

The fantastic thing about scenarios like is that the giant ban can go back, replay them using Different tactics and have just as much fun. Your men are as happy to sneak and stab their way into an enemy base as in through the front gates and grenade launchers LMGs cradling warm. Prowling help gunships and emplaced brazen enemies is not always mean best, the Rambo pen option is usually there, beckoning to you from a side-street like a strumpet.

[AZUL]

At first look, you might find that there are many similarities with the Face of War, the product was created in 2006 and produced by Best Way. However, factors such as inadequate poor AI machine, language errors have been thoroughly overcome, instead of ordering a tactical flexibility and high level of detail of the map. You can fully see the entire landscape of the battlefield from above and then suddenly moved closer to each of his soldiers, but the image quality is guaranteed. It seems the development team learned a lot from the monument as Medieval Total War or Company of Heroes.

[Squibbit]

The game requires a good strategist, but because the game requires a lot of micromanagement and very realistic. One can, for example in an infantry unit, giving each individual soldier orders differently. For example, saying exactly where he should stand up. This way you can sprinkle a little unity in order not to artillery fire immediately with a goal of losing the entire unit. The game is very in depth, so you choose from the artillery ammunition (armor piercing or explosive). Infantry units can take over from other weapons and ammunition (e.g. you can rescue them from a damaged tank or the gun including ammunition, or of another fallen soldier whether enemy or friend). In some missions you have that because that's the only way to get weapons.

[Wyvern]

This is also ensured that not every soldier can handle the same with each weapon well, correspondingly reduced or increased the hit rate. Damaged vehicles / guns can be repaired to some degree again. Ex-enemy is also possible to repair and equip vehicles with a crew, which I find very nice. The damage model is very realistic, so it is (virtually) impossible to damage a heavy tank from the front with a light gun.

[ApplePowerPC]

The game features three campaigns at the time. These are very varied (single major battle to attack) and also quite difficult. But there is the possibility to play the missions cooperatively with others. It then divides the units.

[MacIntel]

I think that the multiplayer is the focus of the game. The 'audience' is very international. The game was developed in Russia and there is apparently a big fan base. As mentioned at the beginning it has been available several months in other countries. One should expect that they will initially lose quite angry that people just have lots of practice but that's over time, so do not lose courage. There are different modes with different objectives. For example, where the battle just fought and points are accumulated until the time expires.

[Abbie]

Talking about the graphics, I can say that the graphics are not spectacular but still contemporary. With Company of Heroes in DX10 mode, but it cannot keep safe. The environment is completely destructible. The sound is decent, the spokesman of the missions is not very good though, but that can get over it.

[Common]

In my opinion the Men Of War: Vietnam is one of the best strategy game with high standards. It is extremely realistic. Ideal example for those who like to play Company of Heroes but still want to have one more degree of realism.

[SANDESH49]

The recreation needs a great strategist, but on account of the diversion needs a mess of micromanagement and truly reasonable. Point is that an infantry unit giving every single soldier requests contrastingly. For instance, expressing precisely where he ought to stand up.