Overhyped so people won’t like it because they jacked themselves up over it

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4570/Warhammer_40000_Dawn_of_War__Game_of_the_Year_Edition/ this one?

yeet

yes @SilverWolf

I added it to my wishlist

Transport fever 2 is a fun game

Legitimate question.

If a group establishes an autonomous zone, and the government chose to recognize it, couldn't the government just roll in and use as much force as needed, given that the zone isn't considered US territory?

The residents of the zone would be considered wartime combatants

https://store.steampowered.com/sub/30560/ @SilverWolf add this one instead actually

better be a big discount then, I'm not looking to pay more than 20

It goes on sale pretty frequently

I got em all for like $15

@Zarjai yes. As it would be an enemy trying to take & occupy US land

aight boys I haven't had a chance to keep up this week

so whats going on?

if you aren't playing Civilization or Age of Empires, can you even call yourself a Gamer? <:doubt:448311464353202177>

civ 3 was cool i guess

Civ highlights what traits lead to successful civilizations (at least the first games)

do you have civ 3?

nobody researches "wahmens voting" <:what:448311923025510410>

I do have it. Haven't played it to be honest but I want to... I prefer the 2D graphics over the 3D

I played it a few times

Hearts of Iron IV allows for the possibility of some pretty based alternate histories

I have civ 3 shared to me on steam

Hearts of Iron seems fun but the learning curve is a bit daunting

My HoI IV won't load thanks to mods but that was a fun game

I've been playing civ 6 pretty regularly even when I'm at work

Indeed, Risk is to Axis & Allies as Axis & Allies is to Hearts of Iron IV

as far as strategy goes id say the best games ever made are most of the total war games, Star wars battlefront galactic conquest (the og 2nd game) and banner lord

my favorite is Age of Empires 2.... it's even made a massive comeback after 20 years. Big tournaments happening. Healthy community. There's enough to it to make it endlessly replayable, with so many civs and map types

And of course there's mod so that the nation leaders, generals, and admirals are all anime waifus in HoI4

helps that Definitive Edition has been released... expansions and updates frequently

HOI4 can hold your hand a lot too, you can outsource a lot to the AI

Don't expect the AI to do wonders, but it can help you focus on things you want to learn first

it just seems like there's a million controls in HOI4 that are very complex

Not really

I'm too old for super extensive learning curves

I could host a MP game to show you the ropes

you can be two (or more in one nation)

And for first game, be the US, it should be easy enough

yeah, nothing to do for the first 10+ minutes