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I haven't given up on the game yet, because I think that I just haven't gotten used to this type of a system. I don't know, I would have liked it if it was either RTwP or full blown TB. All this being said I played about an hour of the game so I probably haven't even scratched the surface of what the game offers.

I just figured out what is bothering me so much about the game, no hex-grid. It makes it really hard to judge movement in combat and it makes the combat really messy.

It's Civilization 6, ie. standalone.

All I have to say is thank god PoE is RTwP. I have nothing against TB games but for now I'm finding the combat awful in this game.

LoL would disagree with you, but w/e to each his own.

I've played for an hour and for now I am not very impressed. Don't like the graphics and the combat could be much cleaner.

Well it was only big in Korea before SC2 came out. After it came out Blizzard did some really ****ty move which I don't remember and it screwed over the Korean tournament makers and broadcasters. Thus they crippled it in Korea from which it still hasn't recovered. The sad thing is that it didn't bring Blizzard any more viewers or revenue, ie. it only weakened e-sport as a whole. Queue in League of Legends. Over 4 years Riot pushed e-sport back in to high gear and now it has more viewers then most sports. Dota2 did it too, but not in those numbers and not as soon as LoL. As for being a big businesses, I don't know how it's in the Dota2, but in LoL the most popular players make from 500k to 1mil a year. So yeah it kind of got big and it's only getting bigger.

LCS/OGN teams? First time I heard of it.

The excuse in LoL, the only e-sport I follow, is that mixing genders in teams will lead to issues like poor performance, potential relationships that could/will go bad thus leading to disbanding and similar things of that nature. Which, I guess, I could see being a problem, as the majority of the pros are in their teens (hormones roaring). Worth adding is that it's not forbidden by the rules as far as I know.

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Oh I doubt I'm gonna go straight for the Path of Damned mode, but I will probably start on the difficulty below it. Since the difficulty is below that of IWD2 it should be ok.

Windows boot time, programs boot time, file transfer, game loading.

There is not a snowballs chance in hell that they can carve out a piece of the MOBA pie. I really don't know what they are thinking. Unless they have some revolutionary spin to the moba genre, I doubt they would even make a splash.

Have you ever played IWD2 in Heart of Fury mode? It should be as tough as that, or just below.

The ssd is the most noticeable improvement you can upgrade your pc with.

Yeah my first playthrough is probably going to be a notch below path of the damned.

Filthy peasant, bow before Lord Baudolino05. Your poor gamer skills aren't worth the filth from our Lord boots.

Recommended it to Tale a while back when he started that recommendation thread. It's a fun little book, lot's of pop culture references and a fresh and interesting plot. Waiting for more titles from that writer.

Then we bow to you, oh gamer of such mighty prowess. For us lowly mortals gamers BG2 was sufficiently hard (and I came from IWD2 as my first IE game) and you will alas have to suffer through with the easy games that offer no challenge.

My imagination unplastered them.

Girls in this video: and this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4gAPcCbFa8 and this and this and this

But that simply wasn't the case with the Infinity Engine games... There were strong builds yes, but they never made the combat "unchallenging".

I'm still holding at 200k in sales.

The problem is that moders can't touch the game, no new building can be added and no existing buildings can be changed, it's pretty dumb.

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