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2004-07-27, 07:54 PM | [Ignore Me] #7 | ||
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Heard homeworld 2 is hard to the point of madness driving any truth to this assertion?
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2004-07-27, 09:04 PM | [Ignore Me] #9 | ||
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I didn't necessarily think Homeworld was hard, but it's safe to say it's one of the more difficult games out there. I thought the campaign gave a good challenge, but it might have been easier had I played the original Homeworld.
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2004-07-28, 04:29 PM | [Ignore Me] #12 | ||
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see, the hardest part in Homeworld, well, there are three, first, fighting those enemies that were totaly small craft based, like fighters only, that was hard because my ships didnt auto attack like they do in Homeworld2, IE select targets, even with Agressive setting. then the second to the last level, you know, the huge asteroid, and then defending against the two enemy fleets with what was left over from the previous level. IMO, Homeworld 2 was easyer, much easyer.
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