Total War Saga: TROY – a real-time strategy game inspired by Homer's Iliad, where the fate of the Aegean civilization will be in your hands.

Video card: Nvidia GTX 460 1GB/AMD Radeon HD 5770 1 GB/Intel UHD Graphics 620 So, if you need to learn about the mythology of the Trojan War, maybe no one can do it better than Fry, but I am not a convert to appreciating the greatness of this ancient literature.Speech Language: Russian (adviser only), English (changes in the game settings) I imagine that Shakespeare fans would also think Shakespeare did it better. But I can think of so many modern great books that do it better: Les Miserables, A Tale of Two Cities, and so many other great works do it better. I know that these stories are part of the canon and are part of our vocabulary and so I took my medicine. and no one has ever done it better than Homer. At the every end, in his appendix, Fry says that these stories show all the human weaknesses: envy, pride, lust, etc. There are books about war (War and Peace, Stalingrad are two of the best) that can evoke all the emotions and be real, presenting real characters who are developed with all the human flaws. So much hyperbole: the most beautiful, the most valuable, the most powerful. Maybe no war has a really good reason, but this is totally absurd, and they know it.

But I wasn’t impressed with the Odyssey and the Iliad in high school, and though 50+ years later I have come to appreciate many books that I didn’t enjoy so much in high school (Dickens, whom I now love, for example), this has not improved with (my) age. Stephen Fry is a delight to listen to, and I doubt anyone could have done a better job with the story of the Trojan War and all the myths that accompany it. I said that “a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down” in my review of one of the previous volumes.

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