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You should try WEGO World War II: Stalingrad https://www.matrixgames.com/forums/view ... hp?f=10153. The AI reacts as you move your units and attack. Very different and fun.Rising-Sun wrote: Thu Sep 08, 2022 9:46 am Same here, i dont buy it from the Matrix store though, so been waiting for a sale on Steam to grab this one. I do however like complex games esp that monster WitP:AE. But wasnt sure if i will like this one, wish i could play this as slow pace, like one day at a time. I think this one is weekly or two, forgot how they set it up. Also have Strategic Command: World War II World at War. It look okay, but wasnt happy with the setup.
The way they had WitP:AE after you make your move or turn, then AI or opponent does the same, then comes to execute phase, etc. That something i like to get into, but sadly hardly any games like that out there. Guess i am tired of playing my turn, your turn, etc. Those typical turn based game.
Surely because this is much more complex to program especially at a huge scale not at the scale of a single battle.Numdydar wrote: Thu Oct 06, 2022 1:51 pm It is odd that there are not more games where both sides do their turn then the turn runs like AE. Especially WWII ones. If a game as old as AE has it, why can't more modern games have that?
well the scale of Stalingrad is pretty big imho. Not like War in Europe of War in the East 2, so it seems like it could scale once the dev tools are in place. But since it had been ages since I programed anything what do I know lol.ncc1701e wrote: Thu Oct 06, 2022 7:02 pmSurely because this is much more complex to program especially at a huge scale not at the scale of a single battle.Numdydar wrote: Thu Oct 06, 2022 1:51 pm It is odd that there are not more games where both sides do their turn then the turn runs like AE. Especially WWII ones. If a game as old as AE has it, why can't more modern games have that?