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Best game you never heard of


KillerKat

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The Wheel of Time (PC)    

 

best strategy FPS ever.  Hands down.  Completely marketed wrong.

 

more strats BY FAR than any other FPS ever created.

 

you had to master your keys 1-9  because damn there where 40 weapons and you may need any one at any given time ( hard to explain)

 

graphics waaay outdated by todays standards

 

 

ps.... there is some you tube stuff  but the guys a scrub so not really relevant.

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Myth the Fallen Lords - Bungie before they got started on Halo.

Online play was awesome and this is with dial-up. I can't remember all the different types of matches...

King of the Hill (my favorite)

Capture the Flag(s)

Soccer

 

The matches didn't have to be setup as 4 vs 4 armies...you could be given a specific set of soldiers (knights, berserkers, molotov throwing dwarves, archers, lighning sorcerer, etc, or even the undead wights, whose only attack was a suicide explosion) and it would be 2 large armies just going at it. Setting up tactical formations, utililzing hit&run tactics, hiding your wight in a river to have it shamble out towards the end and have the opposing army run away from a single kamakaze unit that could decimate them. And when you have dozens of troops hacking it out on the map...it's easy to lose sight of that 1 unit slowly walking into the center of the melee.

 

The game had incredible unit balance....no unit type was over powered that didn't have a counter.

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