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Most online sessions in RTS games require about 30-40 minutes to play, in our case we figured out how to do it in 5-10 minutes. In Blitzkrieg 3 we wanted much more focus on that side - it will have singleplayer elements for sure, but the focus on multiplayer allowed us to create those shorter 'asynchronous' sessions, and I think this will be very appealing for the modern audience. The first two Blitzkriegs were mostly single-player experiences, we did have multiplayer but it wasn't very popular. We put much more focus on the multiplayer this time. Sergey Orlovskiy: It's a slightly different game, actually.

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Strategy Informer: Is it difficult deciding how best to update your game for modern audiences вЂ“ or does Blitzkrieg 3 stick closely to the series' trademark formula? We didn't want to do it until we'd come up with new ideas for the genre. Once we figured out how to do it, we decided to do this game. That's basically the reason we waited that long, we waited for design and technology to improve to allow a new gaming experience for the user. In that period the whole genre of RTS games was stimulating from a creative standpoint there was a lot of creativity ten or fifteen years ago, but there's no real fresh ideas since then. Of course we did a lot with the World War Two setting, but Blitzkrieg was also a tactical RTS.

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What made you decide to revive the series nine years on? Strategy Informer: Blitzkrieg 2 was released way back in 2005. I tracked down executive producer (and Nival CEO) Sergey Orlovskiy to quiz him on the upcoming Blitzkrieg 3. It's been a long time away for the series, which last made an appearance back in 2005, but developer Nival is finally returning for another round of all-out warfare. Through the unforgiving mists of time I dimly recall a fun, frantic RTS game that was more about spectacle than complex tactics вЂ“ lots of explosions, artillery blasting your tanks into a charred mess, and hundreds of tiny pixel men being turned into gooey chunks by machine-gun nests. I didn't even shave or have to buy my own dinners back then. The original Blitzkrieg came out back in 2003.

WWII Videos: Tiger Panzer - The Legend of the Panz.Nival's hectic Blitzkrieg games were something of a personal favourite of mine growing up, and it's somewhat terrifying to learn just how long ago they were released.

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These placeholders were later swapped for the regular number of enemy units and I was ready to focus on testing of only the gameplay and difficulty balance in the second phase, as I could be sure that the script worked just fine. when the objective was to capture a village, it was fair enough to temporarily occupy that certain village with just a few enemy guns or vehicles. I spared tons of time especially during testing offensive missions, because to find out if the script was working properly e.g. It was based on a process, in which I placed only several crucial units onto the map, wrote a complete lua script for the mission and run the map as a single mission. But as this editing process became pretty laborious with later maps, I never used it again in my projects and rather created all the maps fully manually.ДЄlso to save a lot of time during mission testing, I used a special approach. These were then polished and modified to include more details and to better fit their large scale composition. Unlike in my other projects, I used the random map generation tool for some maps of AP, mainly to spare the time. And from Sudden Strike, a direct path lead me straight to BK, as I was looking for something more in that scope.ДЄfter you have everything ready, you can start making the maps. When Sudden Strike was released, it was like a dream come true and actually my first World War 2 strategy I played. You know, such as Warcraft 2, Age of Empires, Z, Dune 2 etc. Actually, my road to BK was somehow determined by my passion to strategy games in general. Q) You are with Blitzkrieg since the first days, am I right? How did you discovered blitzkrieg and could you explains us a liittle about your passion on this old game? And BK definitely had a lot of such potential. The main areas of interest for me are computer games and World War 2, while around 10 or 15 years ago, the evolution of computer games allowed me to merge these two hobbies together and to go along the way that lead me up to BK.ДЄnd why do I focus particularly on modding the games? Let's say that when there is a good game, I still see more potential of it and therefore I constantly think about how to improve and expand it. As you know, I come from the Czech Republic (it's that small country right in the heart of Europe). Well, my 'civil' name is Jakub, which can be translated to English as Jacob, James or simply Jim. Q) Hi GordonCz, tell us a little about the man 'behind the nick'.

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