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 The objectives of the scenario were very clear and simple. All I had to do every time was defeat the Boss. The dialog was mostly clear there were some minor grammatical errors and similar problem. The only major challenge in completing the objectives was due to difficulty level. The enemy had a lot more units than I did due to limited money and high costs of recalling and recruiting. On a scale of one to ten I'd give the enjoyment of the scenario a 7.  The first level was very enjoyable. I'd give it a 9; however, every level is basically the same besides the map. The have the same units, the same objectives. It is really repetitive and starts to get old. The only thing that keeps my attention is the storyline and the difficulty due to alterations in terrain. In order to make the scenario more fun, I would change unit types. I realize that the title is An Orcish Incursion and that it is based on Orcs. That being said the orcs could still have allies or there could still be other races that have their own reasons not to allow me passage. Also even if there are only orcs, I would add more unit types on both sides. I had the same 4 unit types for the entire scenario. There should be some way to acquire more units. The Orcs should also get more unit types as the scenario progresses. There were no events that caused me to lose the game and forced me to reload or restart the scenario.
 == Bugs ==
-note: These are in the order they occur.
+'''note''': These are in the order they occur.
 . On the main menu the small descriptions of each button stick over each other when pressed.

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 =An Orcish Incursion - Challenging Difficulty =
-== Background ==
+== Difficulty ==
 I have only played the tutorial and this campaign and only on challenging difficulty. Thus I did find this scenario to be rather difficult at first; however, gameplay was very simple to learn and I quickly picked it up. That being said this campaign was difficult due to high AI skill level. Overall on a scale from 1-10 I would say the difficulty is an 8.
-=== Objectives and Storyline ===
+== Objectives and Storyline ==
 The objectives of the scenario were very clear and simple. All I had to do every time was defeat the Boss. The dialog was mostly clear there were some minor grammatical errors and similar problem. The only major challenge in completing the objectives was due to difficulty level. The enemy had a lot more units than I did due to limited money and high costs of recalling and recruiting. On a scale of one to ten I'd give the enjoyment of the scenario a 7.  The first level was very enjoyable. I'd give it a 9; however, every level is basically the same besides the map. The have the same units, the same objectives. It is really repetitive and starts to get old. The only thing that keeps my attention is the storyline and the difficulty due to alterations in terrain. In order to make the scenario more fun, I would change unit types. I realize that the title is An Orcish Incursion and that it is based on Orcs. That being said the orcs could still have allies or there could still be other races that have their own reasons not to allow me passage. Also even if there are only orcs, I would add more unit types on both sides. I had the same 4 unit types for the entire scenario. There should be some way to acquire more units. The Orcs should also get more unit types as the scenario progresses. There were no events that caused me to lose the game and forced me to reload or restart the scenario.
 == Bugs ==

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 === Difficulty ===
 I have only played the tutorial and this campaign and only on challenging difficulty. Thus I did find this scenario to be rather difficult at first; however, gameplay was very simple to learn and I quickly picked it up. That being said this campaign was difficult due to high AI skill level. Overall on a scale from 1-10 I would say the difficulty is an 8.
-=== Clarity ===
+=== Objectives and Storyline ===
-The objectives of the scenario were very clear and simple. All I had to do every time was defeat the Boss. The dialog was mostly clear there were some minor grammatical errors and similar problem. See Bugs.
+The objectives of the scenario were very clear and simple. All I had to do every time was defeat the Boss. The dialog was mostly clear there were some minor grammatical errors and similar problem. The only major challenge in completing the objectives was due to difficulty level. The enemy had a lot more units than I did due to limited money and high costs of recalling and recruiting. On a scale of one to ten I'd give the enjoyment of the scenario a 7.  The first level was very enjoyable. I'd give it a 9; however, every level is basically the same besides the map. The have the same units, the same objectives. It is really repetitive and starts to get old. The only thing that keeps my attention is the storyline and the difficulty due to alterations in terrain. In order to make the scenario more fun, I would change unit types. I realize that the title is An Orcish Incursion and that it is based on Orcs. That being said the orcs could still have allies or there could still be other races that have their own reasons not to allow me passage. Also even if there are only orcs, I would add more unit types on both sides. I had the same 4 unit types for the entire scenario. There should be some way to acquire more units. The Orcs should also get more unit types as the scenario progresses. There were no events that caused me to lose the game and forced me to reload or restart the scenario.
 == Bugs ==

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		+	== Background ==
		+	=== Difficulty ===
		+	I have only played the tutorial and this campaign and only on challenging difficulty. Thus I did find this scenario to be rather difficult at first; however, gameplay was very simple to learn and I quickly picked it up. That being said this campaign was difficult due to high AI skill level. Overall on a scale from 1-10 I would say the difficulty is an 8.
		+	=== Clarity ===
		+	The objectives of the scenario were very clear and simple. All I had to do every time was defeat the Boss. The dialog was mostly clear there were some minor grammatical errors and similar problem. See Bugs.
		+	== Bugs ==