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[rdonj]

It's pretty easy to get games. New games are starting all the time, or if there's not a new one recruiting players you can start one yourself. For a newbie game it's probably best to start it yourself. It does usually take a few days to get a group of players together and a game started, but effort-wise it's low.

MP games do tend to take a while, so if you're planning to play for just 2 months, it's best if you do get destroyed fast! If you still have learning to do in SP though the game should last you well beyond that point. I would say that due to the length of MP matches, it probably takes about a year of MP to really learn the game thoroughly, coupled with reading and talking with other players. To just play at a competent level you should be able to do in 3-6 months, depending on your learning curve and how much you play. For SP it should go a lot faster, you can pretty much learn the ropes of how to handle SP with just a few weeks of play.

Personally, if you liked the game before I would still recommend buying it. On a pure $$$ spent per hour of entertainment provided, Dominions 3 is an excellent investment.

[Knai]

Out of curiosity, why is it you are restricted to two months? In the event that it is a soft restriction that may well go away I'd recommend going for Dominions 3 - I don't play nearly as much as many here, and consider playing once a week a very high rate of play. That said, I always love playing it, and it is one of the few games that really sticks for an extended period of time.

[parone]

going back to work in feb, then working crazy hours for 8 months or so. could play some, but not much. how does MP work? i could swing one turn a day