Reseñas recientes de MattijnT

Please remove the skip button, the previous game had the narrator always talk and I enjoyed standing still waiting for him to finish and looking at the scenery while he had some philosophical ramblings I wouldn't always wanted to hear, and probably would have skipped.

Only to miss out on an interesting lesson or fact or story.

Which im doing now sadly.

good stuff

A good way to start my 3 weeks of quarantine, its like throwing demons in a blender, except that you are the blender.

good game much fun, go play it yalla yalla

Just play it, its amazing.
Ive sunk many hours in it got pretty good, stopped playing for many months, came back and sunk some more in it and noticed people could do all these new tricks now. How the ♥♥♥♥ you guys doing that

Its an amazing game. I love it.
I dont have any technical issues either.
The only downside is the micro transactions but those dont say anything about the game itself and says more about the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ publishers than the developers. They (The developers) made a great and entertaining game and its absolutely worth the money IMO.

One word for this game would be: "Amazing".

Before you read the whole wall of text Ill give a tl'dr for lazy people:
Great game, hard to get into, good community, ask for help get help, even better game if you know more about what you're doing.

I entered this game expecting an rts I could spend days on. Boy I did, but not with what I was expecting from the start.
Which would be playing the game.

Now what I did my first few hours after playing one singleplayer mission and noticing that I got shrekt, was reading and watching, alot of reading and watching.
What was I watching? Youtube videos of the game being played, and help with deckbuilding.
What was I reading? A huge guide, of 200 pages covering the basics.

Sadly, I didn't get past 20 pages of the guide, because I'm lazy and play a game to play the game, not to read about how to play the game. Thus I started playing the game.

I found a subreddit, (www.reddit.com/r/wargame ), and a great post on there ( http://www.reddit.com/r/wargame/comments/2futc3/announcing_the_wargame_learning_program/ )

So joined these guys's teamspeak, and asked if some could help me.
They could, I got help in deckbuilding, and unit control, and they played some games with me explaining things, while kicking ass.

Im in love with the game now, I now know a bit about NATO and PACT, know the basics and feel confident enough to join random multiplayer games.

And whenever I do, it's amazing, wheter it's a wellfought loss, or a hardfought victory, you always learn.

Pro's

• Incredibly in depth
  
• (IMO) good balancing
  
• You can create your own fighting force with deckbuilding
  
• Loads of units
  
• Lots of unit diversity. Tanks, AA, APC, infantry, Helis, jets, Artillery, even logistics!
  
• A lot of maps
  
• A lot of support for new players from the community, not so much the game itself
  
• Fun and open community

Con's

• Really hard to get into (but you can overcome this, if you just keep playing, and ask for help)
  
• A lot of maps but some maps feel like they are the same with just a few small changes
  
• REALLY HARD TO GET INTO
  
• Hard to find other newbies to play games with, but possible.
  
• ♥♥♥♥♥♥ ingame tutorials, you have to watch everything on youtube, and really ask for help.

That was it, buy it, and play it. Its fun and amazing and great and hard and challenging!

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