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Paradox's games are not TBS.
But if they were, they'd be my choice. Otherwise, SMAC (NOT X, bleh).
But if they were, they'd be my choice. Otherwise, SMAC (NOT X, bleh).
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Another vote for SMAC. I'm currently bored of the TBS genre. Its a phase I go through. And of all the TBS games I have, SMAC is the one I most frequently go back to when I'm itching to play a TBS. It has plenty of what most TBS games I've played are lacking: depth and personality.
The most fun I have with it is not so much the gameplay (though that is definitely top notch and one reason I just love this game). Its more the challenge of entering the mindset of a faction leader whose ideology I don't agree with (Morgan for example), or a faction whose ideology I just love... to hate (Believers). And coming up with a story for each game."Corporation, n, An ingenious device for obtaining individual profit without individual responsibility." -- Ambrose Bierce
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Love so many TBS games. Like Call to Power2 moded-SMAC can design units-Superpower moded- .But The number one TBS for me is Call to Power2 has all the right elements.Comment
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Tough call, but I'd go with Master of Magic, closely followed by Master of Orion 1 and Civ II.Comment
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Civ3
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SMAC.
Depth, atmosphere, incredibly balanced factions, you're always discovering new things in the game and it has the best strategy guide of all time.
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SMAC & Civ2 (it's a tie)
Civ2 because of how great it was back in 1996 to be utterly addicted to the game
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I cant play civ or smac for longer than an hour anymore, its just so BORING when you could be using Public Works and stacked combat in CtP2.Call to Power 2: Apolyton Edition - download the latest version (12th June 2011)
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Civ2 and Civ1 are way up there
I need to find my copy of Civ2 MPGE
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Woah, look at all those SMAC people. Could you, like, elaborate on what makes it so good? I got it back when it was just released, and played it for maybe a week before getting bored. Should I dig out the CD and play it again?
As it stands, I really don't know which of the games I played I like most, so I will just go by the rough estimate of the total number of hours I played that game. If so, then Civ2, and HoMM2 are on top of my list. Civ2 is obvious enough, but HoMM2 bears a little explanation. I think the whole series is different enough from the approach taken by Civ/MoO/CtP/... to almost maybe go into a different genre, but they are still TBSs and great ones at that (I especially liked the second installation, like I said. They kinda went downhill from there, IMO).
PS: Oh yeah, and speaking of CtP... Anyone like that game? I recently saw a post by Gamecube here somewhere, and the link in his sig led me to the CtP forum... Curious.Comment
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Civ2
, it was the first TBS and computer game I played, next MoO2.
Same hereWoah, look at all those SMAC people. Could you, like, elaborate on what makes it so good? I got it back when it was just released, and played it for maybe a week before getting bored. Should I dig out the CD and play it again?
, I never tried SMACX, it wasn´t released here 
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Hmmm..I have to go with Masters of Orion 2- I found the diplomacy better, the tech tree simple yet powerful, but the kickers were making multi-species empires and having vast tacical battles, instead of sending unit after unit.
I like SMAC and think it a better game than any historical civ, but in terms of fun, I have to go with Civ2, closely follwed by C3C.If you don't like reality, change it! me
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Civ2 was the one one that gave me the biggest 'WOW!' at the time of releaseComment
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