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Viewing Single Post From: Yi Ling
GoW	Jul 29 2008, 09:35 PM
KOEI Warriors Unifier Posts: 1,757 Group: Members Member #7,496 Joined: May 22, 2007	DW3 Yet another example of the DW3 version of the stage being larger and more epic. It was challenging, and as LDZ said, facing Sun Quan surrounded by the broken damage archers in that game was a drag. DW4 My favorite level in the entire series. This also holds a place for me since it was also the level I earned most of my Lvl 20 items on. Playing either side is a blast. Whether taking out the watchtowers as Wu to make the attack succeed on its own, or preventing the attack chasing down Zhu Ran with Shu. Plus there are the numerous reinforcements that come once the attack either fails or succeeds. Zhuge Liang on the boat bridge, or The Two Qiaos, and Zhou Tai ambushing you once you reach Wu's main camp. The ony gripe I have is that the maze was too easy to figure out. DW5 Excellent vid with Liu Bei before the stage begins, I dont blame the man at all. And I really like the scene with Zhao Yun and Liu Bei when you play Zhao Yun's story. Hyper Gan Ning and Ling Tong at the same time Oh yeah! Though you can get cheap and kill Ling Tong with arrows while he's across the way. This stage is probably more historically set up than any of the others with the wide Shu formation, and the river in between the camps. Lacking the maze, but thats okay. DW6 You cant prevent the fire attack, which forces you to babysit Liu Bei (or the general that takes his place if you play as him). That really sucks, as you cant prevent the Chi Bi fire attack either unless you play Lu Bu's forces. No too fond of this battle overall, but the maze redeems it to a degree


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