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Anyone played Age of Wonders II ?

Discussion in 'Playground' started by stormhand, Sep 19, 2002.

  1. stormhand Gems: 4/31
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    [​IMG] I am scheduled for a shoulder operation in the coming weeks. While I stay home for a couple of weeks without being able to use my right arm, I was hoping to find a computer game I could play one-handed! :rolleyes:

    I have seen some reviews about AoWII but would like to know more about it. Since it is turn based, I thought it could be a game I'd be able to handle!!

    However, if you have any other suggestions, I'd appreciate your advices. Thanks.
     
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    I have played AOW2 and passed half of the campaign story. The game has simplified system for town managment from Heroes of M&M and some parts remind me on Civilization. And the combat parts are very similar to Masters of MAgic (very old Microprose's game) and also similar to combat from HoM&M4. But all in all the game isn't worth buying because after you finish 3 missions (just to be sure) you have seen everything. My suggestion is any part of HoM&M (ok, except 1st, it was very good for it's time but now...) or if you like managment and space combat my choice is Master of Orion 2 that is old but is very replayable.

    BTW. sorry for spelling errors, since i can't see very vell on this monitor, the picture is very blured. Will repair the damage later, when i come home.
     
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    AOW 2 is much much better than any of the HOMM games. Combat is deeper. More/greater variety of spells. Empire management is better. And so forth and so on. Bottom line: get it. Though, to be honest, I liked AOW 1 more. but oh well

    as for the campaign... just because they give you access to the most powerful units early on doesn't mean it isn't worth playing anymore
     
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    The worms series sounds good for you, turn based and fun. The BG series if your fast on the space bar.
     
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