LP_Myth_The_Fallen_Lords Johnny Law movies lets-play Myth:TFL is a "real-time tactical" game released for Mac and PC in 1997 by Bungie Studios. In defiance of established RTS conventions, it has no base-building, resource-gathering, or tech tree. What it does have is a collection of unusual or groundbreaking features such as 3D terrain, ballistic and collision physics, squad formations, a free-rotating player POV, and hardware-accelerated graphics that (thanks to maintenance from the fanbase) are still easy on the eyes. It also has the engaging storytelling and gameplay that go into making a classic. Jason Regier, a programmer from the Myth team, described their design document as consisting of two lists -- "Stuff that Rocks" and "Stuff that Sucks" -- but despite (or because of?) this origin story, the end product is not just an incoherent bag of toys. Instead it's one of the most complete and rewarding singleplayer/multiplayer games of its time. It's on my personal shortlist for Best Ever. And although I played the heck out of it back in the day, I think it's time for a refresher course. I spent most of my Myth:TFL time in competitive multiplayer, or co-opping specific maps, so (like just about every game I've finished) I've only ever played the campaign from end-to-end once. It's about time for me to do it again yeah? Original Archived Let's Play available <a href="http://lparchive.org/LetsPlay/MythTFL/" rel="nofollow">at the Let's Play Archive</a> 2008 2008 let's play; johnny law; myth: the fallen lords 2010-05-05 12:34:57 2010-05-05 12:34:57 baldurk@baldurk.org baldurk 2010-05-05 14:31:19 Let's Play Archive sound color <a href="http://www.letsplayarchive.com">Let's Play Archive</a> 2010-06-09 22:49:49 baldurk