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Anybody know if this is good?
Played the demo and seemed to be refreshing with it's lack of resource gathering and rushing. I enjoy RTS games but time and time again it's "Create villager to gather wood/food/gold. Create soldiers in huge quantities and charge the base".
Plus sending squads of massive mech-things stomping into wastelands made me feel like James Cameron without the silly obsession with the ocean.
Played the demo and seemed to be refreshing with it's lack of resource gathering and rushing. I enjoy RTS games but time and time again it's "Create villager to gather wood/food/gold. Create soldiers in huge quantities and charge the base".
Plus sending squads of massive mech-things stomping into wastelands made me feel like James Cameron without the silly obsession with the ocean.
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I used to collect the lead figures. Tried painting them but it looked like something an autistic kid did to communicate to his parents.
Yeah, it's pretty cool. Just remember that it's based on lead miniture Games Workshop tabletop wargaming. If you can accept that proximity to something on the same level of cool as a D&D player, it's well worth the cash. I've went off RTS in recent years, this is fast moving and refreshingly different and I've found myself really enjoying it.
I was a Realm of chaos player and miniture painter
I was a Realm of chaos player and miniture painter
Anybody know if this is good?
Played the demo and seemed to be refreshing with it's lack of resource gathering and rushing. I enjoy RTS games but time and time again it's "Create villager to gather wood/food/gold. Create soldiers in huge quantities and charge the base".
Plus sending squads of massive mech-things stomping into wastelands made me feel like James Cameron without the silly obsession with the ocean.
Played the demo and seemed to be refreshing with it's lack of resource gathering and rushing. I enjoy RTS games but time and time again it's "Create villager to gather wood/food/gold. Create soldiers in huge quantities and charge the base".
Plus sending squads of massive mech-things stomping into wastelands made me feel like James Cameron without the silly obsession with the ocean.
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