Tutorial

[MrBlack103]

I was wondering what form the tutorial would take? Would it be seperate from the campaigns, or integrated into each campaign as you come to a new concept? I'm asking this because IMO, a tutorial can make or break a game. Take Settlers III, for example. It only explained the basic concepts (not naval combat, priests etc). I lost interest because I was so unfamiliar with the game. Please, explain everything you can in the tutorial (You do have one, don't you? ). I don't care if it explains every single thing and takes forever.

[Puppeteer]

It would be nice to split it into chapters, say:

1. Simple Commands
2. Advanced Unit Abilities
3. Base Building
4. Magic
5. Naval Combat
6. Siege
7. Race Specifics & General Tactics

[Jean=A=Luc]

Tutorials are for the weak, we're hard kooohrrrrrrr!

[Mrdash]

SCREW DIRECTIONS!!!! Just fling it...ok not really I like tutorials, just please...not a long boring one with cinimatics you can't skip....

[Generation]

i agree with mrdash but plz arent we all too pro to have tutorials and if ur pro u wuld just learn to play, i mean it not fun if u know how to play being unfamiliar is good because u learn while playing for the win!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[The Witch King of Angmar]

I'd love a tutorial but without all the basic click on the unit to select them incredibly basic commands, I'd just include those commands in the instructions.

[Andy Joslin]

The tutorial is 'packed in' with the beginning of the campaign.

[cherbui]

#1 thing i think everyone should learn from a tutorial:

how not to die w/n the first 30mins lol

[MrBlack103]

You've got a point there.

[kronlc]

Of coarse you needs a tutorial imagine how many RTS nubs
will be playing DoF
ffs