Particular, the 'Known issues' section you added would be more appropriately covered as an 'Issues unresolved' or 'Issues fixed' section. In this case, while the section you added was well intentional, it was basically also not following PCGW's editing guidelines which is required for articles to have a consistent style and layout. For example, a fixbox or bullet point with a reference to a Steam thread describing and detailing the issues should suffice in regards to covering the fact that the issues 'exists.' A user-based refcheck referencing yourself for the solutions (or a reference to a forum post detailing the solutions) would also suffice for the provided fixes. The game has acquired support for the keyboard and mouse, although it is still more tailored for the gamepad. In the version for computers, the graphics have been improved. Fire Arrow : Adds fire damage and ignite objects.

When entangled in melee combat, archers can not use their bows.

The project has been ported to PC from sixth generation consoles. Archers attack with normal arrows, fire arrows, and powerful direct arrows.

While PCGamingWiki has some general guidelines for references and whatnot, as Expack3 mentioned it's not meant to prohibit original research, nor listing what can be described as 'community confirmed issues' either. Kingdom under fire: heroes Is a real-time strategy game with elements of action and RPG. I can't bother to contribute to this wiki if it's gonna be wikipedia style referencing bullshit. Each group or army consists of 20 to 30 soldiers, but the player is limited to only five armies and two. When the commanding unit enters a battle, the player can control the hero. Both games deal with commanding large armies in epic, magical battles. You can choose the Light side and play as Curian the orphan warrior, Keither the famous knight, or Moonlight the legendary magician. There's posts about the fullscreen, font and sound issues on the steam forums, but all the info on using xbox version files are original research and can't be referenced. Kingdom Under Fire: Heroes is an action strategy game, and is the sequel to Kingdom Under Fire:The Crusaders, released in 2004 for the Xbox. Players choose one of seven heroes in Kingdom Under Fire: A War of Heroes, then begin an adventure in a land that's torn by the War of the Xok Knights or the War of the Heroes.

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