Talk:Battle Realms
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is this article also about winter of the wolf or just the original. there seems to be info i dont recognise from the original in it. lol dodgy screenshots as well.--Iamcon 11:37, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
This "article" is about both Battle Realms and her expansion Winter of the Wolf. Though I say one of the screenshots is a tiny bit ambigious. I'll have to check with the folks at Battlerealms.cc if we want to replace it.
Damn, I leave for a long time and look at how many articles have been vandalized! Go play the game before editing anything! Unlike in most Strategy games, all units (with one exception) uses the same attack in melee as at long range) in Battle Realms have melee attack capabilities. WTF was that? Did you even read what you wrote? You made absolutely no sense!
However, missile units have drastically weaker melee attacks, making them much more favorable when used from a distance
Obviously. A long-ranged unit is used for long range. A melee unit is used for melee. *snort* What kinds of games have you played? Izaak 00:31, 3 July 2007 (UTC)
