@@sleepylion9788 it's still basically going to be foxhole in most ways. Don't get me wrong, thats not a bad thing I want that and I'd bet most want the same. But no onr should be expecting to get this game and have it play completely differently from foxhole.
@@flakcannonhans We'll see, Devs described the stuff that will be in Anvil that is going to be unique and different from Foxhole, (combat, survival aspect, ect).
@@flakcannonhans The big difference is how many players Anvil supports. Foxhole has yet to go over 120 vs. 120 in a region. Foxhole was made in Unreal 4. Anvil is made in a custom engine that allows for WAY more players. The scale of battles will be much larger.
Don't worry, Foxhole still has and will keep a relatively healthy community. Also the devs openly said that updates will still be frequent, so Foxhole is still relevant!
The "cog in the machine" player perspective is the same as in Foxhole and the scale of cooperation is just as if not more massive. However, Anvil seems to put a lot more focus on organizing groups around building, running and protecting settlements that can cooperate with others in their alliance for either trade or warfare. Foxhole has two factions and a clear frontline where total war rages 24/7, whereas Anvil has three factions and warfare seems a bit more medieval in the sense that most fights will be small-scale raids and skirmishes (10v10, 20v20...) with the occasional pitched battle or siege that has hundreds fighting on both sides. If it's half as good as Foxhole, I'll definitely be playing it. I've yet to find another game that scratches the itch Foxhole does for me so I'm excited to see if Anvil will be that game.
I like the idea, but if you watch the trailer, well no melee combat was shown. Only projectiles (foxhole guns reskinned) and trebutchets/torches bring thrown (so arty and mammon) was shown. So a bit concerned about that part.
Yeah i can't imagine, how a melee combat would work for medieval foxhole, if it's just like Long range fists and bayonets for Spears I may imagine a bit of disappointed player base there
This game literally runs on a completely different engine from Foxhole. And they had to get something out for a trailer. Obviously melee combat will be a huge aspect of the game. It's pre-alpha footage. And not AAA's definition of "pre-alpha" but actual pre-alpha.
@@ForTheOmnissiah It's not gonna be like Mordhau melee, but I do expect a cool system for stabbing/slashing and kicks. I hope they implement cavalry to be like total war games weight system and the more people you have in a shield wall, the more power you have to stop incoming charges.
@@zoom4897 as a tester I can assure you you are in for something fun, but one thing you will have to be patient and let them figure out the right systems.
ALBION but a more inspired take on economy. Albion is reskinned EVE, anvil empires is a re-imagined foxhole that willingly leans into guilds after discovering the inevitable joining of "clans" and "clanmen" in foxhole. Simulated logistics and economy
"It looks like reskinned foxhole"
That's the point
from the alpha testers, they said the survival and production aspect is more important than Foxhole.
@@sleepylion9788 it's still basically going to be foxhole in most ways. Don't get me wrong, thats not a bad thing I want that and I'd bet most want the same. But no onr should be expecting to get this game and have it play completely differently from foxhole.
@@flakcannonhans and that is why they are called foxhole making foxhole game not something else.
@@flakcannonhans We'll see, Devs described the stuff that will be in Anvil that is going to be unique and different from Foxhole, (combat, survival aspect, ect).
@@flakcannonhans The big difference is how many players Anvil supports. Foxhole has yet to go over 120 vs. 120 in a region. Foxhole was made in Unreal 4. Anvil is made in a custom engine that allows for WAY more players. The scale of battles will be much larger.
Oh crap... Here we go...
Foxhole legend
I wish someone would tell Asmon that the pre-alpha testing starts this month, so he could play it this month.
he's gonna see it if he wishlisted
@@JeromeEngelbrecht Yeah and he said he would play foxhole and bannerlord but forgot to even though he wishlisted them.
F for foxhole
Don't worry, Foxhole still has and will keep a relatively healthy community. Also the devs openly said that updates will still be frequent, so Foxhole is still relevant!
More like f for anvil servers once this guy decide to play
@@jmxd3303 Devs said that Anvil can hold a larger amount of players than Foxhole, so Asmon would be the ultimate test to that.
@@faust7198 Clueless
Nah people that dislike medival setting will keep playing foxhole i have a friend that prefer world war 2 setting he is going to continue playing it.
Really hope the game doesn't fail and follows a similar concept with lots of interesting things to do in the world. I look forward to it's release.
The "cog in the machine" player perspective is the same as in Foxhole and the scale of cooperation is just as if not more massive. However, Anvil seems to put a lot more focus on organizing groups around building, running and protecting settlements that can cooperate with others in their alliance for either trade or warfare. Foxhole has two factions and a clear frontline where total war rages 24/7, whereas Anvil has three factions and warfare seems a bit more medieval in the sense that most fights will be small-scale raids and skirmishes (10v10, 20v20...) with the occasional pitched battle or siege that has hundreds fighting on both sides.
If it's half as good as Foxhole, I'll definitely be playing it. I've yet to find another game that scratches the itch Foxhole does for me so I'm excited to see if Anvil will be that game.
Sign up for the pre alpha, it's great
They've made a lot of changes since. The map kept getting increased. It's huge, now.
I hope he does play it, i cannot wait to play against him
Always nice to see your video!
Looking forward to the release of the game, this one I'll play from the beginning
After being a part of the play tests for some time this game is really shaping up to be something great, hope asmongold joins the playtest once.
Was waiting for his reaction
Bro you are a beast haha I straight up look forward to your commentary
I like the idea, but if you watch the trailer, well no melee combat was shown. Only projectiles (foxhole guns reskinned) and trebutchets/torches bring thrown (so arty and mammon) was shown.
So a bit concerned about that part.
Yeah i can't imagine, how a melee combat would work for medieval foxhole, if it's just like Long range fists and bayonets for Spears I may imagine a bit of disappointed player base there
This game literally runs on a completely different engine from Foxhole. And they had to get something out for a trailer. Obviously melee combat will be a huge aspect of the game. It's pre-alpha footage. And not AAA's definition of "pre-alpha" but actual pre-alpha.
@@ForTheOmnissiah It's not gonna be like Mordhau melee, but I do expect a cool system for stabbing/slashing and kicks. I hope they implement cavalry to be like total war games weight system and the more people you have in a shield wall, the more power you have to stop incoming charges.
@@zoom4897 as a tester I can assure you you are in for something fun, but one thing you will have to be patient and let them figure out the right systems.
still has not played it...
Finally, a real weapon, not that pussio Gun and Tank
Look like Albion but better graphic
Don't insult it comparing with shit games as Albion
Better gameplay concept, really.
ALBION but a more inspired take on economy. Albion is reskinned EVE, anvil empires is a re-imagined foxhole that willingly leans into guilds after discovering the inevitable joining of "clans" and "clanmen" in foxhole. Simulated logistics and economy
what makes it good that its not a historical game..foxhole is ww2...and its so limiting
foxhole isnt historical either lol