might get a chance to beta test this, a bit excited.
you have full control over the planes when they're in your airspace, and the ground combat is pretty solid, since they won't change much relative to European Escalation.
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might get a chance to beta test this, a bit excited.
you have full control over the planes when they're in your airspace, and the ground combat is pretty solid, since they won't change much relative to European Escalation.
Was curious about Wargame seeing as it pretty much is an unofficial sequel to Ruse. Also curious of this.
Last edited by War Man (2013-03-15 13:44:11)
The irony of guns, is that they can save lives.
this is not a way to get me excited about the gameReally, it's not like World in Conflict
The paradox is only a conflict between reality and your feeling what reality ought to be.
~ Richard Feynman
~ Richard Feynman
even if it's better?Spark wrote:
this is not a way to get me excited about the gameReally, it's not like World in Conflict
planes can actually engage each other, and be engaged by ground AA platforms
(it was mainly a reply to people calling it's prequel, European Escalation, a WiC clone)
Last edited by Trotskygrad (2013-03-15 21:07:03)
I liked WiC.
This looks cool, but I can see the need to micro-manage all over it.
I like RTS, but I suck at them
This looks cool, but I can see the need to micro-manage all over it.
I like RTS, but I suck at them
yea planes are pretty micro intensive, as is smoke artillery, but overall it's worth itFFLink wrote:
This looks cool, but I can see the need to micro-manage all over it.
it supports up to 10v10 games so in those games each player will have to micro less compared to a 1v1.
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