Battle cry of freedom union how to#
I know how to move and shoot, those don’t really change from shooter to shooter. Once I was in a game - music free - I intuitively understood most of the basic controls. I never put the music back on to see what else the game had to offer in that category, one loud song about freedom was enough to get an understanding of what it was trying to say. It’s completely off-putting, and I scrambled to not get immediately shot while trying to switch the music off. Some old timey, folk, country something or other is being screamed at you. The moment you get into your first game the music begins to blare. I sorted game sessions by the amount of people playing, wanting to experience the game as it was intended, a 500 player epic civil war era battle. Finding a game wasn’t an issue, but early on I had no idea what kind of battle I wanted to play in, or what the rules were. After that you’re dumped to the main menu where you can easily find a game. Battle Cry of Freedom walks you through making a character, although only giving you a few pointers, and that’s about it. The first issue was simply trying to learn to play the game.
While I enjoyed the game, a number of issues prevent it from shining. But if you can be patient with learning the ropes, then once everything clicks it’s easy to have fun.
Neither is showing you how to actually play the game. If anything you could argue the graphics of the game are a turnoff for someone looking for a top notch shooter. I wasn’t drawn to Battle Cry of Freedom because of its looks.
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