But this link is not working? I mean I click on it and  the page can't be found

Ugur

I don't think I can solve this problem. because I also this the same before even you tell me to do so but  actually it doesn't work here maybe. anyway, is there  a way that this "great - sounding " game can be added to  the archive of audiogames.net? I am impatient to get it!

Try this link: http://jlpo.free.fr/soundrts/?lang=en
(it's the same link with the English language already selected)
Maybe the server was down, I don't know.

It does indeed sound like something very odd is going on there. the only other thing I can think of trying is the link to directly download the file without going to the page. try http://jlpo.free.fr/soundrts/soundrts-1.0-b6-en.exe to directly download the file.

However if it's a firewall issue I'm not sure if this will work either.

Generally speaking of course, I'd think it was always better to go to the site, sinse you can read about the game, check for updates etc, but when this type of thing happens, obviously that's not possible.

I very much hope this helps.

Any browser can open the manual, I think. I've checked with Internet Explorer 7, it works.

Hello, it's me again. Well I asked someone else to download the game for me, (at least to check if he can download) AND NO, İT WON'T  WORK.  I am not sure what is going on that I can't download this game, but I have an idea, could it be possible that a mirror for this download link can be made? I already wrote a mail to the  creater of this game about it but got no reply yet.
Ugur

Yes guys! Jean-Luc helped me out and created a mirror link for the game, I give here for the sake of people who may not reach link, and aso to secure this link is  in record
http://jean-luc.pontico.club.fr/soundrt … -b6-en.exe
and this is the mirror site:
http://jean-luc.pontico.club.fr/soundrts
see you all, I will crush your computers with my army!

i don't think so. would be a nice suggestion though.
glad you got the game going, but i am bad at it so yeah i think i'll be crushed. i played against someone this morning, who i didn't even knew, but forsome reason found on the servers list and i don't even know what killed me. lookig forward to playing with multiple players. how does that work out, do you have to destroy all your opponents' buildings, before victory? or do you just need to destroy the buildings of one opponent.

hi,
Wow, I'm downloading it now. very cool sounding game. I can't wait...stupid dialup has to take forever, and of course its gonna take like 60 seconds just to send this meezly little message...aaaaargh. anyway I'll poast oppinions etc if and when I do get this game downloaded. aaaaa! its done. well, here goes nothing.

The port is 2500.

Hi once again.
I suggest author of SoundRTS to change the way of game to saying numbers.
When game was translated in english it keeps the french way to say number, I mean for example, instead to say 70, it says 60 10. To say 96 it says 4 20 16 and it results in a big mess.
That's it wouldn't be a criticize but just a bugfixes suggestion.
Best to all.
Capunzo

Hi Capunzo.

Well, first as reguards the numbers, I always assumed that this was something going a bit wrong with the voice, rather than the French numbering system. While having it fixed would be nice, I certainly don't find it too much of a problem, sinse I can usually work out what it's supposed to be, ----- eg, four one hundred being four hundred.

Now as to your other questions. In the single player menue you have several options, first there are the tutorials which you can play through (which I highly recommend as a safe way of learning how to build etc). then, you have the choice of playing against the computer on three different maps.

Map 1 is the same map as the tutorials, and is quite small. Map 2 is a bit bigger, offers more oppertunity to explore but stil gives you a relatively protected area. map 3 is quite large, and less easy to defend.

The passive computer will basically not attack you, and is actually pretty pathetic, sinse it just leaves you alone to build up a huge army, while the aggressive computer will actually send troops to attack you, ----- quite quickly.

As for giving soldiers orders, you can order them to go to a location, ------ just find the location with tab keys or the arrows, or order them to patrol, where they will keep marching back and fourth betwene their own location and whatever location you tell them to go to. Setting the mode of the unit will cover what happens when it meats the enemy. If it's set to defensive (as peasants usually are), it'll run away, and iff offencive, it'll fight.

As for knowing where the enemy base is, you usually have to just go and discover it for yourself. However on map 1, and to some extent on map 2, you virtually know where it is, ------ on map one it's at location B4, or B1 (whichever your base isn't at).

As for alerts, you get a very terrifying bell noise when the enemy attacks one of your buildings, but to know if your soldiers or peasants run into trouble you simply have to keep checking back on them, ----- but that's all part of being a good general.

I hope all this helps you get into this great game! sound Rts is absolutely fantastic, but I do admit it can be rather confusing at first (well it confused me anyway!).