Arsenal of Democracy Teaser Trailer

Buy the game here: http://www.gamersgate.com/DD-AOD/arsenal-of-democracy-a-hearts-of-iron-game Developed by BL-Logic, a development studio made up by fans of the Hearts of Iron series and active member of the modding community, Arsenal of Democracy is the ultimate World War II simulation and is described by Project Leader Lennart Berg as Hearts of Iron II on steroids!
Features * Increased resolution and windowed mode freely selectable * Totally reworked combat mechanics, new missions and realistic combat behavior and losses * Several new technologies * New espionage interface and reworked espionage system * One of the most detailed economy and production system found in any Hearts of Iron game * Realistic logistics system * Everything is moddable * AI reworked and now poses a genuine threat, even to experienced players * 4 new battle scenarios

Read more on the Arsenal of Democracy webpage:
http://www.aodgame.com

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• Arsenal of Democracy
• Hearts of Iron
• B-logic
• Paradox Interactive
• Strategy
• World War 2

[MrInnerCircle]

This game will be much better than HoI3!

[222Kaiser]

Im order this game today i hope that will better than HoI3 ;)

[ScarcticCG]

@technotony1227

The music folder says it's called "Kriegsewitter",by Andreas Waldetoft

[Davisayan]

This is bettar

[technotony1227]

what is the title of this music? it is superb!

[manallovesjoe]

It must be so much better than the HOI 3

[KKarron]

@sveinndagur In the sense you are taking over tactical command rather than strategic thanks to the amount of provinces. It's not inherently a bad thig, of course, I just don't like it. The battles themselves should simulate tactical clashes rather than have the player manage hundreds of small tactical battles in unimportant provinces. It's a matter of preference I guess.

[sveinndagur]

@KKarron tactical instead of strategic? Can you explain what it is you mean in more detail? I am not sure what it is that you mean exactly. The huge number of provinces allows the player to do things he could never do in HOI 2. Invading a nation now actually requires planning instead of just throwing large amounts of units at the AI. You are the first person I have seen to date that is actually complain about this.

[KKarron]

@sveinndagur Not to mention the fundamental flaws of both 3D and putting in so many provinces it becomes tactical instead of strategic.

[sveinndagur]

That is because they have no intentions to fix something that isn't broken. People on the forums have complained about the game begin ahistorical loads of times and every single time Paradox responded by saying that the game was never intended to be world war 2 simulator but rather as a World war 2 sandbox game. Their were some things that did not make much sense however, but Paradox has been fixing those in their patches (no longer will we have to watch Mexico invade France!).

[tuore]

@sveinndagur HoI3, however, is nowhere near historical. And even with expansion or two, I don't think they can fix it.