LOTR BFME 2 - Dwarves vs Brutal Goblins in Iron Hills - 4K UHD 60 FPS

The Battle For Middle Earth II - The Rise Of The Witch King (Patch 2.01) 4k Ultra HD 60 FPS
Dwarves overcome Goblins in a fierce battle amidst the Iron Hills. [read more]
"The Iron Hills echoed with the clash of steel as the Dwarves, stout and unyielding, faced a relentless onslaught from the Goblins. The Dwarves, fortified by their deep connection to the rugged terrain, held their ground against waves of Goblins swarming down the rocky slopes. With axes swinging and shields locked, the Dwarves formed impenetrable phalanxes, weathering the assault with grim determination. The Goblins, though numerous and fierce, were driven back by the Dwarves' disciplined ranks and unbreakable spirit. As the battle wore on, the Dwarves launched a counterattack, their war cries resounding as they surged forward, cutting through the enemy lines. By the end of the day, the Dwarves stood victorious, their banners flying high over the scattered remnants of the Goblin horde."
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[@collinziegler1615]

Opening with Mozart 38 is hilarious and effective. How unexpected and awesome 😁

[@adayioski9949]

Unironically where did you get the game

[@LetsBFME]

No problem! I use the patch launcher, available using a link at the top of my main TH-cam description:
www.moddb.com/mods/battle-for-middle-earth-patch-222/downloads/patch-222

[@TomBombadil851]

this is my asmr

[@LetsBFME]

How would you change or improve that experience? Different volume levels? Longer or shorter games?

[@TomBombadil851]

@@LetsBFME wait lol did the title always say asmr? I was joking I watched for the gameplay, but I also just really enjoy the sounds of dwarves

[@LetsBFME]

No, I just added it. You got me thinking about why I publish these games, and the concept seemed to align pretty well so I thought It’d run with it. I tend to play in a relaxed capture-and-hold manner, which results it a fairly relaxing replay to watch I think.

[@llamabebe1992]

Many tips: 1) you have black archers that can use black arrows (is the second skill, you click and select the enemies), that make the triple of damage (you never use it)
2) Your fortress have a big catapult when is a maximum level, you can also use it, that will hit a lot of hordes of goblins.
3) The avalanche power is far better to use in their buildins instead a little horde of goblins, by this way you will avoid they came so often.
4) Late, but good strategy to buy new fortress in strategic points in the map.
5) Try to use more often the heros skills, are really usefull

[@LetsBFME]

Thanks! I don't know what black archers or arrows are. I'm playing the vanilla 2.01 version here, so maybe you're referring to something in a different patch or mod?

[@llamabebe1992]

@@LetsBFME I mean the archers men of Dale. If you click in the unit you can use black arrows. The symbol is like a Arrow. You click there and after that you click in the enemy units, then, you will make the triple of damage with that attack.

[@LetsBFME]

Oh right, thanks I’ll check it out next time! I tend to not use that skill because it’s not automatable, but maybe it is in the 2.02 patch? Now I’m curious.

[@llamabebe1992]

@@LetsBFME yeah, you have to do It by yourself every time. Manually with each horde of archers men of Dale.

[@LetsBFME]

*The Iron Hills: Stronghold of the Dwarves*
Located to the northeast of Erebor and southeast of the Grey Mountains, the Iron Hills form a rugged and mineral-rich region, known for its iron and other valuable ores. The Dwarves, led by Grór, a relative of Thorin Oakenshield, settled here after their exile from Erebor by Smaug. The Iron Hills were a key source of Dwarven strength and wealth, playing a crucial role in the economy and military power of Durin's Folk.
The geography of the Iron Hills is characterized by its barren and rocky terrain, which was inhospitable to most other races, but ideal for the industrious Dwarves. This strategic location also provided a defensive advantage, as the natural fortifications of the hills made it difficult for invaders to launch successful attacks. The Dwarves' mastery over stone and metal allowed them to create impregnable fortresses and vast underground halls within the hills.
The Iron Hills were not only a place of refuge but also a significant military stronghold. During the Battle of Five Armies, Dain Ironfoot led a force of Dwarves from the Iron Hills to aid Thorin Oakenshield at the Lonely Mountain. This event highlighted the tactical importance of the Iron Hills, as their intervention was pivotal in the outcome of the battle. The Dwarves of the Iron Hills were renowned for their martial prowess, disciplined ranks, and high-quality weaponry and armor, making them formidable allies in times of war.
Throughout Middle-earth’s history, the Iron Hills remained a symbol of Dwarven resilience and ingenuity. Even after the fall of Erebor and the dispersal of the Dwarven people, the Iron Hills endured as a beacon of hope and strength. The wealth generated from their mines helped sustain the Dwarves in their exile and allowed them to reclaim Erebor eventually.
The legacy of the Iron Hills is one of strength, perseverance, and unwavering loyalty to kin. It stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of the Dwarves, who, despite facing numerous challenges, continued to thrive in one of the most rugged and inhospitable regions of Middle-earth.

[@fliklam5212]

Why is your game so smooth?

[@LetsBFME]

The games are locked at 30 FPS, so strictly speaking I play at 30 FPS. I then use a technique called optical flow frame generation to bring the final product up to 60 FPS in post production.

[@fliklam5212]

@@LetsBFME i was wondering i play age of The ring and i have 30 too

[@anashaikal5412]

@@LetsBFME where do you get this game i want to play it

[@nelsonpereira4591]

Do you even know how to play??????????

[@LetsBFME]

Not really, no. I tend to meander around the board like a Roomba until all the baddies are gone.