At first you will hate LOTR3 because it's just so damn hard, but after some days, you will learn how to maneuver in order to delay the AI and turn his disadvantages into your advantages. Getting rushed is a part of the newbie experience of the game. You should also always leave some armies behind so that you may fend off the AI if he happens to take your castle. As it is an RTS, you can never predict the actions of the AI in advance, which is why you need to pay constant attention to your lands and watch out for any enemy advances in your territories. But there is an option to play in "slow" mode (options -> gameplay -> game speed), actually making the game a lot easier.
I'll give a shot at explaining what I think is so utterly brilliant about this game and also try to describe how to play LOTR 3 in order to get a good experience instead of the feeling that you're constantly getting rushed by the AI.įor starters, you obviously can't think in the same way as you can in a turn-based game such as its predecessors. But I think I do understand what you mean when you say that this RTS-dazzling-too-fast-speed-junkey-comatose game is just such a disappointment.
However, I haven't played LOTR 1 nor 2, so I can't really see how bad the game is from your angle.
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