Returning to improve the old games can sometimes destroy what worked in rather than fixing what was wrong in the first place. This is partly because in the case of Jagged Alliance: Back in Action, a new version of the second race of the series trying to refresh the old school type. Still looks and plays like a relic of the past, which can be a selling point for some, but the transition from shifts based strategy battle near real time is a puddle. Back in action can be fun to play, even if it annoys excessive micromanagement and hit with some stunning design options on the battlefield. It is a game that PC purists will want to love a long time, and maybe, if you can tune frequent exacerbations throwing at you.The game follows the same story as Jagged Alliance 2? He ordered to hire a group of mercenaries to liberate the fantastic country Arulco dictatorship Queen. Initially it will be armed with sufficient capital to just hire some mercenaries initial 40 wacky villains military mentality with different specialties, skills with weapons and different personalities. Once you form your team, working to recover the city queen territory at a time through clever strategy and brute force. Expand its influence is gaining additional revenue sources to use to buy weapons and hire more Mercs to
round out their power struggle.It is a slow and laborious process from beginning to grow extremely challenging. Part of the difficulty comes from the abundant choices that have to do with very limited resources. Often you have to choose if you want to pay for new members, collect better equipment for their soldiers present, or nab more weapons to pass locals to help defend your turf from being taken back. While the original game allowed him to heal and repair weapons troops from the map screen, Back In Action moving these jobs to the battlefield itself. Therefore, there is not much to do on the map, and move their units are grouped together in real time to navigate the terrain and engage key positions of the enemy. Most of the excitement occurs when approaching specific combat encounters.Instead of deep tactical turn based strategy from the previous games, Back in Action takes a more fluid approach to fighting battles that moves faster, but has some other problems. Select All Mercs your group or move around independently, directs your actions and select targets in real time. You can handle other tasks, such as manual recharging, using health kits and special equipment, the exchange of weapons, and their changing positions for a better view in the center of the action. There are many child care involved and the form in real time is not very conducive to juggle around these tasks effectively in a shootout, especially when their products do not always meet your requirements as soon as needed. It is easy for enemies to get the jump on you, to make fast your best laid plans to get out of control.Fortunately, you can stop the game at any time, check your strategic choices and adopt individual scenarios for each team member playing in real time during the reset. All this works pretty
well when you have a small team under your command, but it can be tedious to micromanear simultaneous action of many great squads. That does not believe that even the fact that it should closely monitor the strength of the armor, supply of ammunition and weapons, and many other small details.Profit is a slow process, patience and timely drainage. Their strength grow and gain a better team, but the difficulty increases rapidly and uncomfortable. Fight dozens of enemies at once in the first race of the battle encounters forces you to use all possible resources you get to escape unharmed, but only when you hit a steady game begins to double and triple the number of enemies pouring in each shipment.The sudden change is creaky, and deleted again and again, despite their best efforts to capture absorbs enough land for the most formidable power. But even then you have to worry about enemies that send squads to recover areas that have slogged through and battle. If this happens, you are stuck fighting some of the same battles again despite winning the first time. Not a pleasant prospect when you spend just an hour or more gripping way through a very difficult meeting.Clean all the troops of the Queen of each level requires the use of expansive deck creatively and meticulously create traps to lure the enemies in the firing line. When you reach a steady groove, is sufficient enough to take down the targets and fight the control of each region keep their opponents. However, there is much that can go wrong, and often do. Back to pause action plan, and go to engineer does not always yield the best results. While the shooter recent strategy Frozen Synapse really nailed a similar battle system, allowing to perform tests to see if your plans are going to succeed, point realtime Back in action leave things to chance.Work with your plans without knowing how they could be developed is dangerous because there
is a fine line between a flesh wound and a bunch of mercenaries bleeding on the floor. Even when they are well armed and armored, mercenaries are painfully fragile. It does not take many hits a decent sized gun to shoot a member of the crew, and not to revive fallen comrades permanently die fairly quickly. The loss of their favorite mercenaries did it not just emotionally draining, it is absolutely devastating in certain parts of the campaign.Losing a team member at the beginning of the game, when resources are limited can be a big blow, but also needs a strong force to handle the next meetings throw dozens of enemies at once. The game automatically saves separate for the start of the battle and skirmishes individual battle in a meeting, which is often the only thing that keeps you out of rage after repeatedly losing entire files of your team, but the constant need for recharging meetings at time fail are frustrating the same. Back in action is extremely difficult, and sometimes it is difficult to muster the patience to reach a strategic stalemate.Back in Action is not a bad looking game, but it has some pretty soft segments of balancing beautiful. The structures interior filled with fresh data that give them a lot of personality and a sense of lived-in. While outside the battlegrounds have some nice visual designs, many of the older maps feel low, monotonous and empty.Fight with the camera also has a problem with many meetings. It is difficult to find the ideal place to get a good viewing angle that allows you to look at the ground while issuing orders point. When the ability to plan and
effectively plan your attack depends on the monitoring of the battlefield, the terrible control of the camera is a huge mistake. They are locked into view distant bird or a narrow view of narrow angle, and no one feels really comfortable. Struggling through, around and through the buildings obstructed the line of sight problems, and vision problems. For example, the ceiling sometimes disappears when you're on top of a structure; In other cases, you can not get a picture of what's inside if not barreling through the door - often right in a shotgun blast to the face.
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