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RE: SAW:��First impressions - TheBigRedOne - 06-08-2007 RE:��SAW:��First impressions - rahamy - 06-09-2007 general_solomon Wrote:Do you know how many people can play online at the same time? You should be able to have 2 or 3 per side without problem, and I know the guys playing the Naval games have had as many as 10 per side...but really more than 2 per side won't work too well for this game due to force sizes. And welcome to the community! :) RE: SAW:��First impressions - Nikb - 06-09-2007 :) Ah that's where I'm different. Loved it from my very first game. Obviously what attracted me at first was the tactical focus. That is what I love. The more I have played it the more I have appreciated the engine. There is still room for improvement, but overall I reckon it is a very good game. There is a whole swag of games that let the player play in WWII, Vietnam, Korea and Afghanistan. Superb. Of course my favourite would be a Kiwi invasion of Aussie ;) What I do like about it as well is that it is turn based. I'm still getting burnt by the real time (and varients) games. Even though I do like CM/CMAK/CMBB I still prefer good old turn based. Long may we see this type of game. RE: SAW:��First impressions - Dazooz - 06-10-2007 I also loved them from the beginning, mostly because the first one released was Vietnam and there had not been a good Vietnam game released in a long time! It does take some getting used to though. I love tactical board games as well, and Squad Battles has that feel. |
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