For me, I'd have to say Old School X-COM (UFO Defense, TFTD, X-COM Apocalypse to an extent). I love them in a way that I just do not enjoy NewCOM, but the interface was quite possibly based on the recovered works of a 13th century scribe, and is very difficult to get used to for an unfamiliar player.

  • TraschcanOfIdeology [they/them, comrade/them]
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    1 year ago

    I couldn't afford the Rome remake and I don't think my laptop can even run it, so i'm just happy running mid-2000s software. I mostly play Rome and Medieval II, so that's what i enjoy the most.

    • SerLava [he/him]
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      1 year ago

      Back in the day I installed Rome Total Realism and oh man, it's so good, way more provinces including some tiny city states and you can do way more tactics because armies don't die off and retreat faster than it takes for a unit to walk 100 yards. The original creators didn't want to force you to use fast forward. You just use fast forward for RTR and it's perfect