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Don't worry, you havent. I was being pedantic about the spelling of my name. But not pedantic enough to point out that I also spell it with a lowercase "s", oppscashy wrote:why do i feel like ive missed some sort of amazingly clever pun...spoodie wrote:Leave Spooide alone, what has he ever done to you?Hehulk wrote:*Flattens Spooide with an enormous rock
yeah, I've given up on pointing out that it's "deject" not "Deject" a long time ago. "DEJECT!!!" is acceptable though.spoodie wrote:Don't worry, you havent. I was being pedantic about the spelling of my name. But not pedantic enough to point out that I also spell it with a lowercase "s", opps
Well, I find a lot of RTS's over-complicate stuff (warcraft 3 I'm looking at YOU!) and I don't find building a base and gigantic army tedious or boring so I am going to have a ball.Lateralus wrote:I've seen a 4 min clip of one big army being eliminated by another slightly larger army.
And from what I gather Dog Pants, this is the format for most RTS games, and is the reason I can't be bothered with them. I used to like them quite a lot, but the sheer repetitivness of single player games and the boredom of repeatedly losing multiplayer ones by such large margins means I doubt I'll be splashing out on this one.
That's not really such a bad thing. Once you get past the rock paper scissors thing and start using real tactics; or something. Either way it's ace.Dog Pants wrote:With TA I found that playing against another human it was a game of scissor-paper-stones as we each tried to throw something against the other guy's defences that could break it - massive hordes of vehicles, individual but huge robots, volleys of nuclear missiles, amphibious assaults with swimming tanks, it goes on and on.
I fail to see how any FPS is better? It's just point-and-click.Lateralus wrote:this is the format for most RTS games, and is the reason I can't be bothered with them. I used to like them quite a lot, but the sheer repetitivness of single player games and the boredom of repeatedly losing multiplayer ones by such large margins means I doubt I'll be splashing out on this one
Oops, I left that a bit ambiguous didn't I. Those were the reasons I loved itSticky Label wrote:That's not really such a bad thing. Once you get past the rock paper scissors thing and start using real tactics; or something. Either way it's ace.Dog Pants wrote:With TA I found that playing against another human it was a game of scissor-paper-stones as we each tried to throw something against the other guy's defences that could break it - massive hordes of vehicles, individual but huge robots, volleys of nuclear missiles, amphibious assaults with swimming tanks, it goes on and on.
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