ORIGINAL: Terminus
And one that I somehow find the reason to use continually in this place. Wonder why?
Hmmm. Reminds me of my son in the "terrible twos".[:D]
Moderators: wdolson, MOD_War-in-the-Pacific-Admirals-Edition
ORIGINAL: Terminus
And one that I somehow find the reason to use continually in this place. Wonder why?
ORIGINAL: RSGodfrey
WitP has long intrigued me, but reading reports I was deterred by the time investment (planning to submit my PhD Thesis this year).
Can you advise if WitP:AE will have the flexibility to play with a reduced time investment?
I know that this may be an anathema to the grogs. out there, but some of us have a life!
Richard
WitP has long intrigued me, but reading reports I was deterred by the time investment (planning to submit my PhD Thesis this year).
Can you advise if WitP:AE will have the flexibility to play with a reduced time investment?
I know that this may be an anathema to the grogs. out there, but some of us have a life!
Richard
ORIGINAL: charlesmc
Potential newbie here as well. I bought UV last summer, but just could not get into it. The tutorial, well, let's just say I didn't have a firm grasp of what to do after going through the tutorial which seemed to only discuss things at a high level...not like exactly what commands, clicks to issue.
I hear from the pricing post that beginners may want to start with plain-old WITP rather than jumping in with AE. However, I'm concerned that the community will really be moving to AE and perhaps there may be a smaller pool for WITP in the future and/or my interests will turn to AE as well. Not to mention all the bug fixes, etc. in AE.
Therefore, I've come to the conclusion that I should just jump in with AE and accept the steeper curve.
ORIGINAL: che200
Charlesmc or u can do what i did play the grand campaign against the ai as your first game and get your ass kicked a few times.(With a hard copy of the manual on my lap). U will get the hang of it when u start planning offensives when u are in some boring meeting.