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Posted 02 January 2009 - 08:44 AM
I would definitely reccomend starcraft: Brood War as a playable and addicting RTS for a number of reasons.
-Ten years After its release it still considered one of, if not THE most balanced RTS strategy game out there, (3 radically different races, none overpowering another)
-Unlike the Warcrafts series, there are no hero units, this means you have to keep an eye on all your units. You're micro management is important in the beginning, middle, AND end.
-Blizzard has FINALLY announced the release of Satrcraft II. With the new series (3 games, standalone for each of the 3 races) It'll be a great idea to get caught up on the story lines, as well as to practice for the up and coming games.
-Finally, It's got an amazing balance between micromanagement, macro management, and strategy... each being easily changed in adaptation to yours or your opponents strategies...
So yeah, I'd definitely get starcraft dood.
P.S. im' sure Warcraft games are awesome I've just bever been a fan of the make believe in the past, and heros kinda put me off =(.
-Ten years After its release it still considered one of, if not THE most balanced RTS strategy game out there, (3 radically different races, none overpowering another)
-Unlike the Warcrafts series, there are no hero units, this means you have to keep an eye on all your units. You're micro management is important in the beginning, middle, AND end.
-Blizzard has FINALLY announced the release of Satrcraft II. With the new series (3 games, standalone for each of the 3 races) It'll be a great idea to get caught up on the story lines, as well as to practice for the up and coming games.
-Finally, It's got an amazing balance between micromanagement, macro management, and strategy... each being easily changed in adaptation to yours or your opponents strategies...
So yeah, I'd definitely get starcraft dood.
P.S. im' sure Warcraft games are awesome I've just bever been a fan of the make believe in the past, and heros kinda put me off =(.
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Posted 02 January 2009 - 08:50 AM
After reading up on this last previously unnoticed page(sorry), I wanna say to Ucrg, I have the Dune game and it really was a great game, for it's time at least, i wouldnt recommend playing it now though for anything more than the story with so many faster paced gametypes out there nowadays
Edited by DarkNova, 02 January 2009 - 08:51 AM.
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henrijs, on 02 December 2004 - 11:17 PM, said:
i have been playing quite many rts throughout my gaming experience (from simcity to the newest ones) and i havent just got hung on one type or title.
so can you recomend a really addictive rts?
so can you recomend a really addictive rts?
I hope you do know that simcity is a simulation game.. and not rts?
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