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Who else here has a boner for TURN BASED STRATEGY
Caspian:
I am aware that this is possibly THE nerdiest type of game that you can get, but I like it a great deal anyway; the relaxed pace, the emphasis on strategy and so on and so forth.
Personally I would say that Civ III (especcially with the expansion packs) and Master of Orion 2 are the pinnacles of this genre thus far, combining the ultra nerdy micromanagement things this genre's known for with a fair bit of entertainment and accessibility. Galactic Civilizations was also pretty cool, but mainly because the tech tree was so awesome.
ANYWAY. TURN BASED STRATEGY. DISCUSS.
Dimmukane:
I suck at it hard. (I have trouble beating 5 other AI players on Settler difficulty in Civ 4) But I love Civ 4 to death. I just need to get accustomed to focusing on fewer aspects of my empire. I end up getting spread far too thin for me to be any good.
KickThatBathProf:
I've always been a fan of Fire Emblem
Surgoshan:
I'll agree on MoO2. I prefer Civ 4 to 3, though. Lots of hidden numbers in that game. I'm sorry, but a raw spearman should never beat a veteran tank.
Shreazla:
I personally enjoy Fire Emblem myself, as well as Risk and chess (though I doubt the last one fits what the author intended when he said turn based strategy, it is the epitome of said type of game). I've also become slightly addicted to a Flash MMORPG called Dofus, which I randomly found online - it's turn based to a certain degree, and is a good time waster - Overall, yes, Turnbased strategy is still amazing; it just needs to be revamped every once in a while (like Fire emblem did).
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