I really don't give a shit about the 4cuck discussion so I will ignore it.
A game I heavily played in my younger years was Galactic Battlegrounds which is almost exactly AoE2 with a SW skin and that's something I wish would also have an active modding scene because its a great game in its own right, I wouldn't mind it encompassing more events, having more units, etc. Fun fact: the Steam release of GB is literally the GOG release, it even has the GOG launcher. A thing that bothers me is that TIE Fighter Special Edition on Steam had some .EXE updated and that caused compatibility issues with a certain mod so I had to get the GOG release so I could copy that file.
Oh yeah does anyone know some tips to easily increase my unit cap in Empire at War?
>>32966
>Cool, I know that there are a few Clone Wars mods and a couple of mods that make the base game harder that are supposed to be good, but I haven't tried them myself, so don't quote me on that. There is also the Thrawn's Revenge mod which is set after the fall of the Empire and adds a bunch of factions.
I mentioned it here but I haven't read the Thrawn trilogy yet so I will abstain from playing those for now. Thankfully you can find keys to EaW for extremely cheap (~1 euro) from reseller sites so having easy access to the current version was a breeze.
So far I am really enjoying the space stacking aspect of the game, it adds a layer of depth that I haven't really seen on any other RTS
>It's basically trench warfare but with futuristic tanks and walkers and some paranormal stuff thrown in. Especially the first few missions, where you control mostly infantry, have that kind of gritty trench warfare feel. It can get a bit tedious at times as some missions are split into several parts and can take quite a while to complete. Plus, if you fail the parts where you only get a handful of troops, either because they all die or you run out of time (only in some missions), you have to restart from the beginning (or from the last save), but the final assaults usually make it all worthwhile. There are also some defensive missions that are also fun, especially on the highest difficulty, where it comes down to just a few stragglers left barely holding the line and winning by a thread.
I was going to say that it does sound a bit tedious but surely the game itself is entertaining enough where that doesn't matter. When you mention trench warfare are you specifically referring to those Krieg characters or is this something that encompasses the entire 40k universe or whatever it is...Sorry I don't know shit about it.
>es, it has "Western Front" in the name, but it also includes the Italian Front and Gallipoli, there is also an Ottoman campaign. As you can see, I suffered more casualties than the enemy in that battle, although only two more, which was a first for me outside of multiplayer. In many mowas2 mods that have a campaign, you usually crush your opponent while losing only a few men in comparison, so this was a nice change of pace.
>Yeah, I guess I'll stick to my policy of not touching anything Disney related. I just hope they stop making this shit when the ratings drop low enough. I just want Star Wars to rest in peace.
I too wish for Geoge Lucas' legacy to be left alone at last, SW never needed to be a fucking theme park or a lifestyle and it was always something meant for a male audience. Even the novels and videogames that were targeted at a slightly more mature audience stuck to that.
>Gallipoli
Excellent, that's not a common setting in gaming so I wouldn't mind seeing that in action myself, is the difficulty in this mod particularly high? Would you recommend purchasing this game from either GOG or Steam? Are the master servers still currently maintained? I wouldn't mind adding another game to my legally-purchased RTS collection.
>>32961
Are you aware that this VN got a GOG release recently?
>>32962
More than thumbnails, a good indicator of quality is the subject matter itself. Stuff like e-celebs and children's cartoons are something I will always avoid.
>Wow, that is certainly interesting. I would have never guessed something like this is derived from black metal. By the way, some of the frog music tracks sound like something out of MOTHER's soundtrack. I wonder if it was an influence due to the quirkyness of the sounds. Thanks for the information and the links
The "comfy" stuff has been pretty divisive among the community for years now but yes it all essentially branches out from the same stuff.
>>32969
I have yet to see a single Sequel era mod. Most of the larger mods focus on the six original films and the EU. Several of the LucasArts era titles got small patches or in this case, a larger update some years ago because the publisher but AeW being upgraded to 64-bit is a bit newer than that and definitely a bigger deal, only the Steam release getting upgraded was a publisher decision though.
>>32964
Bugsnax is so hilariously bland and forgettable that it was kind of the butt of many jokes surrounding the PS5 when it released. An actually good game about puppet-like characters would be ps1 muppet monster adventure