the "united states" of today is a shambling PATRIOT Act empowered Zionist mercenary golem attached to a variety of hellish anti-culture cattle and swine farms

also the only reason he's singing it is because he's Green wood. lesson in there!

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5732004&forum_id=2)#48977939)

the concept is cool but the gameplay is scant and it's hard to get a decent sized game going. lot of very neat and creative factions in it though and probably a good place to get sci-fi/fantasy writing soil from

also be careful about talking about "nephilim" here as this is one of the concepts used by the deranged jewish occultists operating here to agitate against blonde people and anyone who's benefited from the improvements in early life nutrition that modern science has brought us

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5732004&forum_id=2)#48989681)

also you have to do a ton of reading as all of the mechanics aren't explained very well in game and trying to build armies off of intuition and not number crunching/inter-faction unit knowledge will ruin your game within a few turns

i'll look at the other one. dominions would make a cool setting for a paradox game mod

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5732004&forum_id=2)#48989710)

i've heard talks/videos from amateur devs talking about the cost involved in making campaigns with narratives in their rts/tbs indies and feeling inadequate for not being able to reach the same worldbuilding/storytelling heights as eg blizzard or westwood in their earlier rts offerings

Sins of a Solar Empire sort of had this too iirc although it was more Dune style visual story telling than layered mechanical stuff

the competitive scene seems interesting but the people i spoke to in it were very much dota style "dl=kick" elitists and not super helpful on explaining the mechanics

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5732004&forum_id=2)#48989926)