Dawn of War 2 (at least, the single-player campaign) is more of a Real-Time Tactics game (like Men of War ) than an RTS.
Fuskox is right about the RPG elements, though they are fairly basic.
Because I had to join in on the fun, that’s why.
Also another game that was absolutely evil to it’s core was Final Fantasy 11. They pull you in. Make you pay a monthly fee to play. The higher you level the farther you must travel (I spent more time traveling than I did anything else), the longer it takes to level and the mandatory having to find a party which, at times could take hours. Why? Whhhhyyyyyy!!! The economy in the game was terrible too! It was nearly impossible to earn money for new armor unless you were a high level and I heard people literally spent their total playtime of over a year to get maxed out on just one class. That’s over 8500 hours of sitting in your computer chair staring at a screen. And 5000 of those hours were most likely spent running around getting to your next monotonous objective… Leveling… Blah!
And worst of all, they came out with FFXIV which is the same exact fucking thing. Someone tell me why please… :[
Why’d you play it?
I don’t like any game that doesn’t let me use the backspace for grenade throw/melee and the enter key for jump
PC version of Dead Space 1 is quite horrid
I was young and naive. I learned my lesson.
euhm what? tactics are part of strategy
real-time tactics = real-time strategy