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    due to my rather depressing post in another thread on this forum I have decided that Im going to start buying more games!

    I havent seen any appealing new releases lately, but maybe Ive missed something, any suggestions?


    I have money to waste and waste it I shall!

  • #2
    That's pretty quick

    Nah, haven't seen any promising new games either. Unless you are into Warcraft, then Frozen Throne is supposed to be good.
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    • #3
      Rise of Nations?
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      • #4
        Kohan: Immortal Sovereigns
        Kohan: Ahriman's Gift
        Warlords Battlecry II
        Disciples II
        Patrician II

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        • #5
          Nah, haven't seen any promising new games either. Unless you are into Warcraft, then Frozen Throne is supposed to be good.
          WC is an alright series, but buying a new one every year isnt worth it.


          Rise of Nations; no, I dont like games where the point is to click faster than the other person/ai. Though it does look cool, so its not certain.


          Kohan; no, it doesnt look special and it has magic

          Disciples; no, are you a RTS junky?

          Patrician; maybe, I'll have to read more about it. is it campaign based or are you free to acheive your goal as you see fit? Also do you build the towns from the dirt up or do you simply go about your business in them?

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          Hearts of Iron; SWEET JESUS YES!!

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          • #6
            I guess the game we recommended last time didn't last very long.

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            • #7
              Rise of Nations; no, I dont like games where the point is to click faster than the other person/ai. Though it does look cool, so its not certain.


              While technically it is a RTS, it has a pause button so you can sit and think about your moves, send orders out to your units while paused and generally take as much time as you want. Clicking speed is irrelevant in single-player. You can also set the speed to slow or very slow if you dislike pausing.
              I am enjoying the game, anyway.
              I'm building a wagon! On some other part of the internets, obviously (but not that other site).

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              • #8
                Well as a strat fan who owns an xbox(a difficult concept!) i'd recommend getting 'Morrowind', it's a huge game. Ok it's an rpg, BUT the world is wonderfuly realised and you have a free reign to play it as you like. Did i say the world is HUGE!
                You should get many months of gaming fun from it. The PC version has the added bonus of lots of expansion packs and modding plug-ins.
                Thinking hard about it this must be the best value for money game released in recent years.
                Anyway shouldn't you be busy felling lumber and keeping the grizzly's at bay? [Alaska along with New Zealand and Iceland is one of my favourite countries i haven't visited!].
                You may not like RPG's, i'm not sure of them - too much magic, but this game is possible to play as an 'honest no magic' warrior type. If you get into it you'll be lost for a long time(if you don't cheat too much!).
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                • #9
                  I guess the game we recommended last time didn't last very long.
                  Medeival:Total War was the last game I bought right? yeah I still play it every now and then. Its just not one of those "One more turn/minute" games.


                  ...and you have a free reign to play it as you like.
                  Though I have much difficulty in believing this statement it warrents my checking the game out.

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                  • #10
                    [Alaska along with New Zealand and Iceland is one of my favourite countries i haven't visited!].

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                    • #11
                      ah sorry what i meant was within the parameters of an RPG, you have free reign to play it as you like. i.e. my girlfriend plays a female theif character that stays out of combat as much as possible - she just uses her theif skills to sneak around alot breaking into peoples houses to steal their possesions.
                      I play as a barbarian scout, able to handle myself in a fight but more at home roaming the land picking 'herbs' and plundering tombs and ruins, rather than the city and town based life she prefers. From some of the other threads here on the game,playing a magic useing character seems popular.
                      It's really a very flexible experience and seems to offer a fair amount of replay value.

                      one thing you might need to check is the system requirements - it might need a fairly high spec pc to run comfortably(I'm playing the xbox version which is very beautiful!).

                      Oh and i mean i plan to visit Alaska,New Zealand and Iceland! I just haven't yet They seem to me to be really great places to live
                      Last edited by child of Thor; July 12, 2003, 10:30.
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                      Bush's Republican=Neo-con for all intent and purpose. be afraid.

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by child of Thor
                        ah sorry what i meant was within the parameters of an RPG, you have free reign to play it as you like. i.e. my girlfriend plays a female theif character that stays out of combat as much as possible - she just uses her theif skills to sneak around alot breaking into peoples houses to steal their possesions.
                        I play as a barbarian scout, able to handle myself in a fight but more at home roaming the land picking 'herbs' and plundering tombs and ruins, rather than the city and town based life she prefers. From some of the other threads here on the game,playing a magic useing character seems popular.
                        It's really a very flexible experience and seems to offer a fair amount of replay value.

                        one thing you might need to check is the system requirements - it might need a fairly high spec pc to run comfortably(I'm playing the xbox version which is very beautiful!).

                        Oh and i mean i plan to visit Alaska,New Zealand and Iceland! I just haven't yet They seem to me to be really great places to live
                        Morrowind is definately the best investment I have ever made in a game (with the exception of Golden Sun). Huge world, nonlinear (There is a storyline, though you do not have to use it). It's "stable" (Crashes from time to time, so make sure to rest "or press T" often).
                        I run it comfortably (aka it's moderately fast, though there are no 'frills'.) on my: 700 MHz, 300+ MB RAM NVIDIA Geforce 2 card with viewing distance set to the lowest.

                        But my computer is old, so I'm pretty sure you have a better one and therefore, can run it much better than I can Although if you do decide to get the PC version, I *HIGHLY* recommend you search for a no-cd crack.
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                        • #13
                          I am waiting to get SimCity 4 and Rise of Nations.

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                          • #14
                            How about Port Royale? It got a great review at GameSpot. Sounds a lot like Patrician II only with Caribbean setting; you can even try to make your way as a pirate.
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                            • #15
                              You can also wait for Warlords IV to appear.
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