refuting common wisdom on scales everybody knows

[quantum_mechani]

Gandalf Parker said:
One of the things I love about this game is that even in years of debate, no absolute winning strategy has been agreed on.

I would be quite surprised if this was the case for any game of significant complexity.

[Tyrant]

Well written and insightful as usual Baalz.

I've got a couple games going with Turmoil 1, Growth 2 and Luck 3 atm, and i'm liking it. Virtually no bad events in one, a single burnt lab in the other, decent cash, plenty of heroes and volunteers and the occasional big cash prize. It's both fun and viable and will use it again.

[Ballbarian]

A very thought provoking topic Baalz.

Gandalf Parker said:
One of the things I love about this game is that even in years of debate, no absolute winning strategy has been agreed on.

I would be quite surprised if this was the case for any game of significant complexity.

I wish there were more games of significant complexity, but I can think of very few compared to the number of 'tank rush' style rts's that have been on the market over the years.