ITT: Veeky Forums nostalgia
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ITT: Veeky Forums nostalgia
Wyatt Rogers
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Camden Lewis
I remember the cold war campaign giving USA an OP mission that let them take over China and cockblock the USSR from most of Asia.
Adam Baker
Ah yes, good times. But nothing beats nuking the USA to oblivion and capturing France as the USSR to knock NATO out of the game and prompt a desperate peace deal from the Americans
Brayden Evans
Cameron Hill
Y'all know they released it again on Steam, right? It's like $20 for a Win7 compatible version.
Blake Hill
They did but nothing can compare to the memories of 2003 and mid-00s
Michael Perez
Don't deny yourself new memories by clinging onto the tatters of the past, user. Find a group that plays it and get back into it.
Noah Torres
You make a fair point but I personally just don't play video games anymore
Daniel Perez
Its a computer game not a video game dumbass. Its the same as typing on word
Ethan Barnes
my favorite game
the WW1 part still gives me chills
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Ethan Roberts
>not having a non-graphics-intensive fun game on your computer for when you just want to kick back and play an RTS
It's not like WoW. Literally no compulsion for your to play daily or anything like that.
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Gavin Myers
Battle at Witch Creek is one of the most moving songs from any RTS soundtrack I've ever heard:
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It works so well with both war and peacetime, hitting both rapid and slow parts of the game, sounding strongly with purpose, yet, sometimes, regretful and in memorial of the lost.
Michael Stewart
>attack a city
>big battle.
>battle at witch creek plays.
Parker Howard
Anyone up for a Veeky Forums Rise of Nations group?
Mason Baker
its a comfy SP game.
Connor Phillips
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Malfurion is based
Evan Reed
Charles Long
>Langrabbing simulator.
Juan Gray
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Also am I the only ones who likes to cap ages at Enlightenment? Napoleonic-era armies are just perfect
Andrew Bell
Honestly, I prefer to start in the Industrial Era and go from there. Age of Empires (and to a lesser degree Cossacks) give me my taste for earlier periods', while there just aren't that many good early 20th Century RTS'.
Brody Murphy
>play on easy
>build a nuke as fast as you can
>threaten your oppo to give you money until they cant give anymore
>nuke them
>do this for hours
Brody Ward
With RoN nostalgia I only think of
Landon Barnes
Comfy AF