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Title: Poll: Star Control: Total War Post by: Valaggar on April 04, 2007, 03:43:10 pm I would really like such a thing, you know - the ships in Star Control are amazingly innovative.
Title: Re: Poll: Star Control: Total War Post by: Lurker on April 04, 2007, 05:33:26 pm Unless it brings dishonor to its ancestors, I would definately play it. That is enough said.
Title: Re: Poll: Star Control: Total War Post by: Galactic on April 04, 2007, 06:18:00 pm Unless it brings dishonor to its ancestors, I would definately play it. That is enough said. Me too. Just if it doesn't get very bad points in one game magazine...Title: Re: Poll: Star Control: Total War Post by: Valaggar on April 04, 2007, 07:39:16 pm Bad points don't necessarily mean that it's a bad game.
Title: Re: Poll: Star Control: Total War Post by: Sargon on April 04, 2007, 09:33:17 pm Sorry for the ignorance,
What is the difference between real time strategy to real time tactics? Title: Re: Poll: Star Control: Total War Post by: Zeep-Eeep on April 05, 2007, 02:06:06 am What's the difference between the last two options?
I like my games simple and 2-D. So I think I'm the odd one out who wouldn't play. Title: Re: Poll: Star Control: Total War Post by: Valaggar on April 05, 2007, 12:35:26 pm Quote from: Sargon Sorry for the ignorance, It's very usual for these two genres to be confused, even game magazines and websites do this. Anyway, here it is:What is the difference between real time strategy to real time tactics? 1. RTS involves base-building, while RTT does not (here, you start with a fixed force). 2. RTS focuses less on tactics (such as flanking etc.), while RTT is exclusively about them (no macromanagement). 3. The "Total War" series is a sort of a combination between a wargame (the campaign map, where you get to build armies, structures, move armies etc. - and where the game is turn-based) and a RTT (the battle map, where the actual action takes place). 4. For Star Control: Total War, I'd envision a real-time campaign map. Quote from: Zeep-Eeep What's the difference between the last two options? A. "REALLY well polished" means that the idea doesn't seem too bright for you, but if this game were made VERY, VERY well, it's OK.B. "well polished" means that you won't jump into this game if it were badly made, such as: 1. Many, many bugs. 2. Horrible AI/pathfinding 3. Imbalance etc. Title: Re: Poll: Star Control: Total War Post by: guesst on April 07, 2007, 06:34:06 am I've played 100 itenerations of TImeWarp. I've played that
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