Excellent game. Played it in the beta, keep playing it now. It. Is. Excellent.
Probably the best RTSG I've played, and I've played a lot of RTS games.
Oh wow. The final campaign. NOW WE'RE TALKING!
I highly recommend everyone try to get here, because here is where the real fun starts!
In order to get there do I have to complete the 2nd and 3rd campaign, or only one of them?
Either of them. The Russian one is particularly challenging.
I completed the game yesterday. There's no epilogue... which is quite problematic.
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Edit: Man, this game is glorious in multiplayer. It seriously is. I especially love flying around the map with my Kiowa scout helicopter and hunting down errant targets. It's one of two units in the game with Hellfire missiles, which are the only fire-and-forget weapons in the game. Not only are they super accurate (for the most part), but you don't have to stand still after shooting. A very important trait when you're operating way behind enemy lines.
The Kiowa is possibly the closest thing this game has to a sniper. Its exceptional-class optics means it can see the furthest distance possible and it's 2.8km range Hellfires mean that whatever it wants to kill is dead. It's very expensive, at 140 points. But I think it's really worth it considering you probably will never lose it and it will infuriate the enemy to no end.
Hell, I used it to repeatedly stop entire enemy tank assaults on my positions just by taking out all the recon or killing off the entire first wave of tanks. Literally nothing is safe from it. I don't care if it's a T-80 or a Challenger 1 or a m'fing jeep.
Sure, it's only slightly cheaper than an Apache (the other unit with Hellfires), but the Apache doesn't have the Kiowa's range or vision so it can't operate on its own. I highly recommend it.
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Edit edit:
I noticed so far that no one has ever attacked me when they're being attacked themselves. Is it a psychological thing? I guess I myself wouldn't mount a major offensive if I were getting constantly poked in the side by a single errant helicopter.
It's a pretty interesting point too, because it simply means so long as I mount little skirmishes here and there, I don't really have to worry about a major defense. So the psychological advantage will always be mine.
Do you think you guys have the mental fortitude to coordinate a large attack while dealing with guerrilla strikes at the same time?