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lord of the mark
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FUKCOV - Former United Kingdom Colony of Virginia
Dec 2000 time: 00:37
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quote: Originally posted by pg
Well, EU2 is one of those games you can just play that and that alone. Especially when you have yet to master it or play all the different types of nations in it. When I played EU2 at first I just played that for a few months mostly. I play a lot of games now but sometimes I only play 1 a day.
It works good on emus but the game itself is ZZZ. Virtual farming... 
And, yes I have played it.
EDIT: BTW, I am playing Planetscape: Torment too. I might make a thread on it here, but I haven't played it recently. I got to the Pharod then basically stopped. It is a really unique game, but the gameplay mostly seems like reading, walking around, and searching for NPCs. I enjoy some of the reading but most of the reading is just lengthy descriptions not actual stuff which is very interesting. |
Oh, it gets to be more than reading and walking when you leave the Sigil. I wont say more, to avoid spoilering it. While I wasnt as wild about it as some, I think its a very good game (if "game" is the right word) - I think you will enjoy it. And go ahead and make a thread, there are (or were) quite a few PST fans here.
Re:Virtual farming - id rather do real vegetable gardening, but the relation of my townhouse to the sun presents issues.
EU2 - yup, ive played as Spain, am playing a totally differnt game as England, and am looking forward to playing as France, Austria, Russia, OE, .....
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andyiam
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quote: Well, EU2 is one of those games you can just play that and that alone. Especially when you have yet to master it or play all the different types of nations in it. |
I've spend more than my share of hours/days/months on EU2 and other Paradox titles, though my current stomping ground is Supreme Ruler 2010. Like what you say about EU2, there is so much in SR2010 that you can just keep on playing and playing and have a different experience each time - I've done less than half of all the scenarios it comes with (though, admittedly, some of the third world regions get a bit boring after you've had all the first world military toys to play with).
You gotta have an interest in playing a modern timeframe, but the combination of military / diplomacy / economics really make this a hit for me.
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Standup
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I bought No One Lives Forever in the bargain bucket and really enjoyed. Bit wordy on the cut scenes but fun game with a good sense of humour.
Sadly i can't get past the skydiving level so i've struck it off my list of games i'm currently playing.
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Jethro83
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Newcastle, Australia
Mar 2002 time: 15:37
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PC:
C&C Generals: Zero Hour
Warcraft III: Frozen Throne
Rome Total War (eagerly awaiting Barbarian Invasion)
SMAX
XBox:
Ninja Gaiden
Fable
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