Originally posted by Barchan
And let us not forget that the general buying public is, well, let's just say "ill-equipped" to properly comprehend the concept of a strategy game. Let's look at the top five selections at Amazon, shall we?
1. WarCraft 3: Reign Of Chaos (click, click, click, click, click and etc.)
2. WarCraft 3: Reign of Chaos Collector's Edition (same amount of clicking for more money
)
3. Neverwinter Nights (Ooh, I'm a mighty half-orc barbarian-sorceror!
Pssht, 3rd edition rules. Please!)
4. Grand Theft Auto 3 (Vroom, screech, crash! Oh, if only *I* were old enough to drive....)
5. The Sims (Ah, now *here's* a real brain-crusher; I hear even Stephen Hawking can't solve this game).
Note: I'm sure these are fun games and all, but thinking man's games they ain't.
Lastly, do you have *any* idea how many copies of "deer hunter" and "deer's revenge" and "big game trophy" and other inane hunting sims have sold? The mind, I assure you, boggles at the number, given the drek being peddled. Thus, I'm not at all surprised to hear limping halfwits complain "me no win game, me no like!" I like the idea of the "Win" button, but only if it causes the computer to explode and take the credit-card toting waste of oxygen that pressed the button along with it!

Whoops. Overstayed my welcome on the soapbox! Best get down now. Sorry all....
And let us not forget that the general buying public is, well, let's just say "ill-equipped" to properly comprehend the concept of a strategy game. Let's look at the top five selections at Amazon, shall we?
1. WarCraft 3: Reign Of Chaos (click, click, click, click, click and etc.)
2. WarCraft 3: Reign of Chaos Collector's Edition (same amount of clicking for more money

3. Neverwinter Nights (Ooh, I'm a mighty half-orc barbarian-sorceror!

4. Grand Theft Auto 3 (Vroom, screech, crash! Oh, if only *I* were old enough to drive....)
5. The Sims (Ah, now *here's* a real brain-crusher; I hear even Stephen Hawking can't solve this game).
Note: I'm sure these are fun games and all, but thinking man's games they ain't.
Lastly, do you have *any* idea how many copies of "deer hunter" and "deer's revenge" and "big game trophy" and other inane hunting sims have sold? The mind, I assure you, boggles at the number, given the drek being peddled. Thus, I'm not at all surprised to hear limping halfwits complain "me no win game, me no like!" I like the idea of the "Win" button, but only if it causes the computer to explode and take the credit-card toting waste of oxygen that pressed the button along with it!



Whoops. Overstayed my welcome on the soapbox! Best get down now. Sorry all....
wow! aren't we the condescending little *****! I love Civ 3 and think it has about a 2 game learning curve. But GTA3 is a classic! Have you played it? The game is also pretty challenging if you don't use the well publicized cheats. Diffrent genre's of game so don't even try to compare, but a good game is a good game no matter what and to me what makes a good a game includes some sort of challenge.
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