Lord of the Rings Battle for MiddleEarth II Gameplay HD 169

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Read Description! Last edited on 25.11.2012 • Gameplay from The Lord of the Rings: The Battle for Middle-Earth II • on Forochel map. I used BFME2 Widescreen Enhanced so its was finally playable. • Here is a video explaining how to set it up to play in widescreen. • • How To: Battle For Middle-Earth 2 in ... • • In-game menu is stretched but the rest is in proper aspect ratio. • ============================================= • I recorded this at 1920x1080 because i have some problems with my monitor at 1280x720. • I apologize in advance for those rough cuts in this clip. • Windows Movie Maker sucks! Wax 2.0 sucks!. • I couldn't get this vid done in those editors. • So what i did is: i cut whole gameplay into pieces that i wanted. Then joined them into 1 video and converted it to mkv. • MKV Encode was: 10min 12sec, 4mb/s, 1080p, DXVA compliant; and filesize was 306,4 MB. • At first bitrate was 6mb/s, but youtube compression is so high, that it could be wast of time, so i end up with 4mb/s. • ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ • Now little info about this clip. It starts with the menu; I then choose skirmish and decided to play as Dwarfs against Mordor forces on difficult level. • There is also 'brutal' difficulty level. But it takes a lot of time to beat it. • Anyway, i like some ideas in this sequel, but i think i like more the first BFME. • As you can see, there is a little of preparation at the beginning of this vid. I build some mines, then a barracks to create dwarfs. • I also wanted to show some graphics improvements over the first game. Not much, but still... • Anyway, this vid is still about battle. Nothing fancy here, no heroes or Balrog in this battle, but... • Oh, everything is set to max (no AA), running quite good on Radeon HD4650, intel q9300 (3GHz), 4GB RAM at 1920x1080.

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