Resource management has been stripped down to flagging villages, and making sure that your revenue stays in the green (something that can be monitored by taking half a second to look at an icon at the top).
Cut scenes, voice acting, or at a bare minimum pictorials to go along with the written narrative in the campaigns. Likewise, the music, though not likely to earn a fan base that would necessitate its own CD, immediately gives you that same thrill you might get loading up Diablo, or Starcraft.Granted, there are omissions that one would expect to be mandatory at this stage of video game development. The graphics, obviously not as flashy as what you might expect from modern commercial packages, are still smooth, beautiful, and harken back to when two dimensional games still ruled the roost. Wow!After having played this game for about three days now, that's the first word that comes into my head followed up with a hearty, 'I didn't see that coming!' To be clear, I've always liked turn based and real time strategy games, but have never considered myself a major fan I've never been much good at them, but Battle for Wesnoth is probably the game that has changed that all around.It is clear from the beginning the effort and skill that was placed into this title barring a few details the game has the polish of a professionally published and distributed game. Managing your healing is one of the big challenges of this game.Overall, one of the best open source games out there. Its tempting to use them to wipe folks out early in a scenerio but it really hurts to loose them because you were too impatient or you get a little too agressive.Be sure to heal up in the little huts.
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