Easiest RTS?
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Easiest RTS?
What's the easiest RTS out there? I don't mind if it is an older game. I'm just trying to find a fast fun game that won't have me clicking out of my mind. Or are they all based on speed of reflexes?
What do you mean by "easiest"? Is it to click slowly and peacefully or easy overall?
Well, I'll have to say that the Blizzard games are very easy in general. Even though Warcraft/Starcraft are fast-paced, games like Spellforce 1 are a LOT harder (which is also much slower)
Well, I'll have to say that the Blizzard games are very easy in general. Even though Warcraft/Starcraft are fast-paced, games like Spellforce 1 are a LOT harder (which is also much slower)
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If you haven't tried Starcraft & Warcraft III yet, you owe it to yourself to do just that, no matter what.
Warcraft III has Normal/Hard difficulty levels, and if you manage to lose on normal, you'll be offered the easy difficulty to complete the scenario you failed. The normal difficulty can be easy (the first campaign) but it can also be quite challenging in some later campaigns.
Asheera, would you recommend Spellforce to someone who really really likes the above games?
Warcraft III has Normal/Hard difficulty levels, and if you manage to lose on normal, you'll be offered the easy difficulty to complete the scenario you failed. The normal difficulty can be easy (the first campaign) but it can also be quite challenging in some later campaigns.
Asheera, would you recommend Spellforce to someone who really really likes the above games?
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I don't know. Spellforce is really different, it's a combination of Settlers and a RTS like Warcraft. To be honest, the first days I played Spellforce it wasn't impressive at all, but then after a while I just loved it... maybe that's me, who doesn't like Warcraft too much.Metathron wrote:Asheera, would you recommend Spellforce to someone who really really likes the above games?
Spellforce 2 is more like Warcraft though.
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I don't know, I have warcraft 3, but it seems like there's tons of powers you have to use and there's tons of clicking and pressing keyboard buttons fast to get the advantage.
Actually I was ok at Warcraft (One).
I mean to use TBS examples Civ and Gal Civ are complicated while Heroes 2 is easy...that's the kind of thing I'm looking for but I don't know RTS.
Actually I was ok at Warcraft (One).
I mean to use TBS examples Civ and Gal Civ are complicated while Heroes 2 is easy...that's the kind of thing I'm looking for but I don't know RTS.
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The Battle for Middle-earth series fits your description. They have very simple (but not shallow) gameplay and pretty graphics. You do need to click a bit in order to cast some spells and such, but it's as simple as RTS goes.
The first game has cities with walls, the second game plays more like a conventional RTS. You can get the whole series (BFME1, BFME2 and expansion pack) in a very cheap bundle anyway.
The first game has cities with walls, the second game plays more like a conventional RTS. You can get the whole series (BFME1, BFME2 and expansion pack) in a very cheap bundle anyway.
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You gotta be kidding. First of all, Spellforce 1 isn't even a proper RTS. The AI doesn't play the game. Doesn't gather resources or anything. Enemies just keep pouring out of a hole. That's not an RTS.Asheera wrote:What do you mean by "easiest"? Is it to click slowly and peacefully or easy overall?
Well, I'll have to say that the Blizzard games are very easy in general. Even though Warcraft/Starcraft are fast-paced, games like Spellforce 1 are a LOT harder (which is also much slower)
2nd of all, it's got to be easier than every game that IS an RTS. As mentioned, the AI doesn't even know how to do anything including
-not get in the way of each other or
-cast the only spell he has the only time he needs it,
-or fight first instead of keep swapping places until their enemies kill them.
I am ashamed to admit I have played Spellforce 1 and beat it. And I have not beaten a single RTS. So I don't know how Spellforce can be harder.
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Means you don't have much tactics to counter what you so call 'intelligent' moves, the AI in Warcraft 3 or Starcraft is so easy to beat it's not even funny, while I still struggled against the hordes of armies from Spellforce.
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Sorry dude, but the little woman is right, AI playing by the rules is never as hard as artificially induced difficulty via waves... except in chess... and they worked for 50+ years for that one...
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Well then let's explore it a bit more. I don't mind being the odd one out, I'm more interested why that is.
Where were you having trouble in spellforce 1?
I warcraft 3, I failed to beat Mount Hyjal (further WoW experience tells me that's the last or 1 of the last battles in that campaign.). Although I have Frozen Throne as well, so I played lots of campaigns and I guess I'm stuck half way most of them. So yes, I guess at least that makes WC3 1 of the easier RTS compared to the others.
Where were you having trouble in spellforce 1?
I warcraft 3, I failed to beat Mount Hyjal (further WoW experience tells me that's the last or 1 of the last battles in that campaign.). Although I have Frozen Throne as well, so I played lots of campaigns and I guess I'm stuck half way most of them. So yes, I guess at least that makes WC3 1 of the easier RTS compared to the others.
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