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From that point on, the Neroimus War mode ceased to function and players were only able to access the offline single-player mode. On August 7, 2009, Sega announced that the online servers would be shut down on January 6, 2010. After a war ends, squads may choose to change alliance to a different country, and then the next War begins. The War ends when one country controls the entire map or after two months have passed. When a capital city falls, all areas under that country become part of the conquering country, and players may only fight to reclaim their capital, or seek asylum in another country. An area belongs to the country which has the most capture points in its maps. When a country has gained a certain amount capture points on a map, 25,000 to 32,000 for normal battlegrounds and 50,000 for capital cities, that map is turned over to the country. Victory yields merit points, which raise your rank, captured parts for the lottery, and capture points. Players may launch a mission within any enemy area adjacent to a friendly area, or in any friendly area which is under attack. The map of Neroimus is divided into several areas connected by paths. Players can join or make a squad, the equivalent of a clan or guild in other online games, to participate.
The Neroimus War was an online campaign mode which involves the three countries fighting for the region of Neroimus. Bids are limited on a squad basis and higher ranked squads are allowed to place more bids (all experimental parts are now able to be purchased in the in-game shops, in their respective countries). The selection of captured parts changes every day, and occasionally old experimental parts are moved to the normal shop and new ones are placed in the lottery to replace them. Every day winners are chosen randomly and the bidding begins again. These include experimental parts developed by the player's own country, but have been discontinued by all three nations, and captured parts won in battle.
Special parts can also be bid on in the Lottery.
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New parts for HOUNDs can be unlocked by completing single-player missions, purchased in in-game shops and some parts are available for free/pay download on Xbox Live Marketplace. While the garages in each mode are functionally identical, HOUNDS constructed in single player are limited to the parts won in single player missions. Several types of other mechs and vehicles can be found including real world vehicles such as the M1A1 Abrams, Leopard 1A5, T-72B1, and Merkava Mk.I main battle tanks.Ĭhromehounds features a garage mode where the player can customize HOUNDS. Each class of mech has its own set of unique missions in the single-player campaign mode. There are six different mech classes known as Role Types (RT) to choose from in Chromehounds. Both the single player and online game modes occupy different points in the game's timeline: the Single Player "Offline" story mode chronicles events just prior to the outbreak of the Neroimus War, the game's central conflict, while the Xbox Live "Online" mode takes place during the actual war. The game offers opportunities for strategic thinking, as there are sometime multiple objectives for each mission. The game's online servers were shut down in January 2010.Ĭhromehounds is a mech combat simulation game where the player controls customizable mechs, called HOUNDs, from a third-person perspective. Chromehounds features a system for personalized customization of the player's mecha and an online campaign mode where players wage war in a persistent world over Xbox Live. The game is set in an alternate universe where mecha known as HOUNDs battle for control of Neroimus, a fictional region near the Black Sea.
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Chromehounds is a 2006 mech simulator video game developed by FromSoftware and published by Sega for the Xbox 360.
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