Jude Pallay

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I remember sitting down on my bed and turning on my Xbox 360 just to play this game. I had a blast playing this game about a few years ago and I just came back to it because I remember all of the exciting and great times I had playing it. Its a pretty solid rts game with the main story focusing on the GDI Needs to destroy and fight back against the Brotherhood of NOD. And you go about and there are some really fun missions and some pretty fun moments in the game. But for me where I found fun was the skirmish. You had all of the units unlocked and you could customize it to your hearts desire. It was glorious and I had such a blast playing even the same stuff over and over again to see what would happen if I did this strategy instead of that one. And as time went on and I got older I forgot about this game for awhile, and I can say fully right now that I am really glad this resurfaced for me because this is not only an amazing experience I can relive but it gives me nostalgia of 4th grade. I really like this game and suggest it to anyone looking for a good, no, Great! Rts game. Try it out yourself, who knows.

I hate people who think women exist. They obviously don't, have you ever seen a woman? I didn't think so. I've spent all 6 years of my life studying and tracking down these mythical creatures, but alas, I have come up short of a single woman. Yet here it is. It's like a fly in my room, that I cannot swat. I am always pestered by the known existence of something that I cannot find, something that I cannot search for any longer. It's in my face and I can't find it. Maybe I am the one blind or the one who is truly not. Who knows, but I know something with certainty, for me? Women do not exist.

PΛX Nøva Imagine you took endless space and made it breed with civ 5-6, this is the result. I haven't had as much fun with a strategy turn-based game in a long time. The controls are easy to understand and the diplomacy which would be the part that gets most people, in my opinion, is complex but very easy to learn. The tutorial is straight forward and can be pulled up at any time to remind yourself of something. I'd give it an 8.5-9 (In that range somewhere) Pros: -Not that much time is spent doing stupid grindy things like in most RTS games. -Randomly Generated worlds, so you pretty much get a different terrain experience every time. -Easy to comprehend. (This isn't a Paradox game, luckily) -Very fun combating controls. (Think of chess with extra steps and pieces like giant mechs) -Customization is an easy 8/10 Cons: -Not a lot of people play this game it feels like your the only person. -Although most of this game isn't spent doing "Stupid grindy things", you will still have that, which is expected from an RTS game, just not most of the time. -It can get boring in the late game, not every time, just, most of the time. -Overwhelming at first, don't get driven away because you don't know what the industrial district does. My overall summary: It's a good game, sadly it doesn't have a big player base. If I could give the devs one suggestion it'd be to add a really big free DLC adding things like variety with units and districts. If you're thinking about getting this game, it's fun alone, and it's fun with friends (What isn't?) {ONE MORE THING! The factions! Oh the factions, I love the factions in this game, some of the best faction customization and variety I've seen in a game. Think of Stellaris minus the unnecessary complexity.} Easy 8.5-9/10 :)