It took $2.49 to finally get me to accept
Braid.
Anyway, I need advice on certain games guys:
Rainbow Six 3 - it's $5 now.
I've gotten a bit tired of linear, unrealistic shooters like Modern Warfare and have been looking for something a bit more strategic and open-ended. I was disappointed by the linearity of the Rainbow Six Vegas games. I also became disappointed at
GRAW once I started playing the original Ghost Recon which I'm making it through at a glacial pace - on easy mode.
People tell me that the first two Rainbow Six games are are a bit too oldschool compared to modern gaming interfaces, but what about Rainbow Six 3? It was mainly played on the last gen consoles so its mechanics should still hold up enough right?
Rome: Total War - $2.49
Yeah it's basically a no-brainer at that price, but I want to know if it'll be worth my time or if it'll just frustrate me. You see, I really don't like PC RTSs where I spend most of my time keeping my people happy and harvesting dirt and crap. That's why I've stayed away from any RTS that doesn't contain either Tiberium or Zergs.
A while back when Medieval II Total war went on sale I tried the demo for that game and walked away confused. The interface wasn't hard to grasp at all, but I had no idea what was going on in the actual game space.
Some times I would lose a battle or come to a draw without knowing why. Other times I would actually win a battle with no idea exactly why. I couldn't figure out how a force counts as "routed" or "demoralized" or whatever.
Rome looks like exactly my kind of setting for a strategy game, but since there's no demo I want a description of its learning curve.
Hasphat6462 said:
Get Rome: Total War. The tutorial explains all the basic things about managing your empire and your army nicely.