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Instead, each level begins with the player's army already assembled and ready for combat. Myth II: Soulblighter is a real-time tactics game, and as such, unlike the gameplay in real-time strategy games, the player does not have to engage in resource micromanagement or economic macromanagement, does not have to construct a base or buildings, and does not have to gradually build up their army by acquiring resources and researching new technologies.

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These groups have worked to provide ongoing technical support for the games, update them to newer operating systems, fix bugs, release unofficial patches, create mods, and maintain online servers for multiplayer gaming. The most recently active Myth development group is Project Magma, an offshoot of MythDevelopers.

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The first formally organized group of volunteer-programmers was MythDevelopers, who were given access to the game's source code by Bungie. The Myth series as a whole, and Soulblighter in particular, supported an active online community for over a decade after the official servers went offline. The game also sold very well, considerably outselling the original, which had been Bungie's best selling game up to that point. They also lauded the mapmaking tools included with the game, which allowed users to create their own maps for both multiplayer gaming and single-player campaigns. Critics were also impressed with the improvements made to online multiplayer mode, and praised the variety of options available to players. They cited better, more detailed graphics, enhanced sound effects, more varied gameplay, better AI, more intricate and varied level design, and a more user-friendly interface and control scheme. Soulblighter was a critical success, with reviewers feeling it improved on virtually every aspect of The Fallen Lords. Chimera is set ten years after Soulblighter, and tells the story of three veterans of the campaign against Soulblighter, who band together to fight a mysterious sorceress. Standing against Soulblighter is Alric, the main protagonist in the first game, and now King of The Province, who must rally humanity to fight a war they never expected. Determined to defeat the forces of Light who vanquished his master, Balor, and conquer the free cities of the world, Soulblighter resurrects the Myrkridia, a race of flesh eating monsters not seen in over a thousand years. Set sixty years after The Fallen Lords, the game tells the story of the resurgence of Soulblighter, a supporting antagonist in the first game, and one of the titular Fallen Lords. In 2001, a third Myth game was released, Myth III: The Wolf Age, set one thousand years prior to The Fallen Lords, and developed by MumboJumbo. Originally released as a free download, Chimera was later published by Bungie as part of the Total Codex bundle, incorporating it into the official Myth canon. Developed by the Badlands mapmaking group, in association with Bungie, Chimera is set ten years after Soulblighter. In 1999, an expansion pack, Myth II: Chimera, was released. It is the second game in the Myth series, and a sequel to Myth: The Fallen Lords.

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Published by Bungie in North America and by GT Interactive Software in Europe, the game was also ported to Linux by Loki Entertainment. Myth II: Soulblighter is a 1998 real-time tactics video game developed by Bungie for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS.

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