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- Pentarctagon
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personally I also ways found Granger to be one of the easiest to fight against, though I was usually Townes, so airstrikes in general didn't work very well against mestyles1005 wrote:@Pentarctagon: I like Granger and Tao. Mainly Granger - you get what I refer to as the "Big Booms" - carpet bombing, A10s, airstrikes in general - sooner, partially in USA in general and partially due to Granger's gaining carpet bombing from the Strategy Center. I don't remember if other generals do that too, though. Anyway, I like the Point Defense Lasers - helps greatly with wearing down enemy defenses.
also something fun to do: make a humvee, put 1-2 snipers and 3-4 missile troops in it, and then have your strategy center give the range bonus. Its insane, sometimes I have won (against computers of course) with only 1 humvee
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Heh. If you pour everything into AA Granger wouldn't be much of a problem I guess - I'm not sure, because I never saw anybody on the one or two times I looked into MP, so it was just against bots for me. Even so at full strength with multiple airfields it's not hard to wear down AA defenses faster than the enemy can rebuild them, then out-attrition them by building lots of supply drops while primarily targeting superweapons+money-making buildings with your particle beams as they waste resources rebuilding AA. A bit harder against China though as Gatlings ignore Countermeasures and they can just keep churning out hackers.
EDIT: Hey, Myst actually looks interesting! Even so, I don't really like puzzles except as minor time-wasters, so . . . not for me.
EDIT: Hey, Myst actually looks interesting! Even so, I don't really like puzzles except as minor time-wasters, so . . . not for me.
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- Pentarctagon
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its more that his turrets don't use missiles + he has discounted avengers (I am also generally a early/mid game camper, so build a lot of turrets), though I usually play with the 'limit superweapons' option since the only ai that i've seen build more than one superweapon is Alexander.
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- JackBarber
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If you think Myst looks cool you might want to get realMyst (It's myst only you can actually move and look around instead of pointing and clicking stuff.)styles1005 wrote:EDIT: Hey, Myst actually looks interesting! Even so, I don't really like puzzles except as minor time-wasters, so . . . not for me.
Eh, is this a list of just games you've PLAYED or games you've beaten and/or own?
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Games you've played and enjoyed.
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- dipseydoodle
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I would just love to play the Atari Wolfenstien.Frogger5 wrote:Wolfenstien Enemy Territory.
I'm hooked. Massive fun.
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Let's see... other games I enjoy include [acronym=You really had to look?]BfW[/acronym], MegaGlest (the other Glest fork, with a more active multiplayer community), and Warzone 2100 (though it's been a while...). As you can probably tell, I don't like paying to play, as all the preceding are FOSS. In the past, I've enjoyed such commercial fare as KotOR, Warcraft 2 and 3, Elder Scrolls 1 and 3, Halo 1 and 2, Half-life (Blue Shift, Opposing Force, and 2), and Medieval: Total War.
Let's see... other games I enjoy include [acronym=You really had to look?]BfW[/acronym], MegaGlest (the other Glest fork, with a more active multiplayer community), and Warzone 2100 (though it's been a while...). As you can probably tell, I don't like paying to play, as all the preceding are FOSS. In the past, I've enjoyed such commercial fare as KotOR, Warcraft 2 and 3, Elder Scrolls 1 and 3, Halo 1 and 2, Half-life (Blue Shift, Opposing Force, and 2), and Medieval: Total War.
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- Captain_Wrathbow
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Ohhhh... Myst. That was so fun. Except that I totally suck at it, and end up using walkthroughs for half the puzzles... but still, I love that stuff.
Although, after Riven the series really went downhill, IMHO, except graphics-wise.
I would definitely recommend Myst, and even the sequels. (just cause they aren't as good as the original doesn't mean they aren't still good games.)
Although, after Riven the series really went downhill, IMHO, except graphics-wise.
I would definitely recommend Myst, and even the sequels. (just cause they aren't as good as the original doesn't mean they aren't still good games.)
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One game I enjoyed to play is Ultima VII, an old DOS game (1992, commercial) in two parts (I played only the first part, The Black Gate). It's a quite immersive RPG : there's an interesting plot, the player (and its companions) have to eat and sleep, some companions can leave your group if you don't have a virtuous behaviour (you steal or kill innocent people), the NPCs' behaviours are the most realistic of the RPG I played : they behave according the hours in the game : at midday you'll find them eating at the local inn, at night, they are sleeping, the merchants will sell you things only when they are in their shop... The game can be played today with a DOS emulator or with Exult, an open source engine for Ultima VII.
I like monoplayer RPGs, but only those open source and running on Linux are rare and mostly short or incomplete (rogue-like excluded).
I like monoplayer RPGs, but only those open source and running on Linux are rare and mostly short or incomplete (rogue-like excluded).
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Heh. I played Ultima Online for a while - that's one I forgot to mention. I really need to cancel the account for that thing - it's costing $15 a month and I don't even play it anymore.
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I won Myst entirely by accident without going through most of the game. I never got around to actually solving the rest of the puzzles. Riven was excelent, Exile was good, I was not overly fond of four (never finished it) and I never tried five.
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I played Myst, Riven and Exile, and won neither. They're the most frustrating games I have ever played, but awesome nonetheless.Velensk wrote:I won Myst entirely by accident without going through most of the game. I never got around to actually solving the rest of the puzzles. Riven was excelent, Exile was good, I was not overly fond of four (never finished it) and I never tried five.
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Myst is fantastic (although i've never finished it). Especially the graphics.Captain_Wrathbow wrote:Ohhhh... Myst. That was so fun. Except that I totally suck at it, and end up using walkthroughs for half the puzzles... but still, I love that stuff.
Although, after Riven the series really went downhill, IMHO, except graphics-wise.
I would definitely recommend Myst, and even the sequels. (just cause they aren't as good as the original doesn't mean they aren't still good games.)
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