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Battlemass is a turn-based strategy game with both single-player and multi-player support. A match is played on a map consisting of tiles, and in turns of 3 phases – combat, harvest and build. The goal is to destroy your opponent's Base/City Unit. One of the cool features of the game is that you harvest the map/board's tiles for resources but in the process destroy the tiles, and any unit on such a tile.
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I just downloaded this game this morning, and I love it! The only issue is that I can't use the game's online features for some reason, so I've just been stuck with the AI.
If anyone can help me out, it would be much appreciated!
I've also not been able to log in for at least the last week... Perhaps they took down the servers...? Would be nice to play against people though - the AI becomes predictable and easy to beat.
Doesn't work...
version `GLIBCXX_3.4.14' not found
Debian 6, Nvidia 210
How to change the configuration? I changed and not work anymore, and I can not delete the settings.
Thank you for linux support ;)
wait a second... This looks like Greed Corp... A LOT LIKE GREED CORP WTH?
Hmmm... Never heard of Greed Corp till your comment and just looked it up - I agree, it looks very similar. I'm pretty sure Greed Corp must have been the inspiration for this, although, not having played GC, I won't be able to tell if this is a blatant ripoff or not... From the videos and screenshots though, I get the impression that Greed Corp might be a lot more involved than Battlesmass...?
Note that you need a GFX card that is at least DX9 capable, so a TNT would not work. That is a bit old for 3D gaming.
I see. Thanks for the info.
I have (still) Lubuntu 11.04. I think the problem might be in my video card - an old Nvidia tnt2 model.