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2004-07-23, 12:55 PM
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Do you have Thrones and Patriots? That's a fun game.
However, I don't like games like Rise of Nations (or Age of Empires) for multiplayer. My favorite RTS's: 1. StarCraft 2. Command & Conquer: Generals Zero Hour (Well, it used to be, I used to compet in TWL all the time) 3. Rise of Natiosn (Just for SP...)
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2004-07-23, 02:03 PM
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1. Command and Conquer: Generals (and Zero Hour)
2. Rise of Nations (and Thrones & Patriots) 3. The rest of the Command and Conquer series Age of Myth and the Age of Empires/Kings series are good too. Never played Blitzkrieg, but I enjoyed its predecessor, Sudden Strike.
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2004-07-23, 02:13 PM
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On the topic of the Turks: For those who list Rise of Nations as one of their games, also list your favorite civ(s) to play. I'm curious which ones are popular.
For me, it would be the Nubians. Hands off my rare resources, bitches.
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2004-07-23, 02:50 PM
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LIST: -Starcraft: Brood War -Rise of Nations: Thrones and Patriots (Aztecs: The most powerful infantry in the game, plus sacrifice) -Warcraft III These are also the ONLY RTSes I own. I'm more of an FPS/CFS guy. However, another good non-RT strategy game is Hearts of Iron with the Stony Road mod.
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