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With some companies you can already see their graphics are 'too good for most', but other companies pride themselves on being able to reach a wider audience by scaling their graphics (like we've seen in SINS and SupCom). There will always be companies that go above and beyond to make their graphics as intensive as possible, but I think it will be a while before the companies that do appeal to a wider range of systems will phase out their lower end graphic options.

I play a lot of Warcraft III Frozen Throne mods, including Dota (a lot more than I should), which I usually enjoy but sometimes hate, and footman frenzy, which I am not a fan of. I'd have to say Demigod sounds more like Dota than footman frenzy, but I can see the argument for it being more like footman frenzy. On the side of balancing issues, Dota is still not very balanced, but thats partly due to the fact it is a mod and there is new content being added constantly. I think Demigod wil

I don't know the specs myself, but I do know that both Stardock and GPG have a great track record for providing great top end graphics for high performance machines as well as much lesser detail options for low end machines. I wouldn't recommend pre-ordering the game until you know for sure, but chances are even low end machines will be able to play the game.

What I'd really like to see in this game online is mutliple play options. Particularly I'd like a game style where you can just jump into a game and go from the minimum level to the maximum level by the end of a normal match. But I'd also like to see some type of ladder system that has a much slower leveling style. What I'm trying to explain is something like Diablo II's ladder system. It would take a while to get to a high level, but it would be awesome to be able to enter games and just be a b