schmoan. thanks a lot for the chances in your strategy GAs.!

Revolution under Siege is a game I should have bought when it was bundled; I had played the demo and I liked it quite much.

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schmoan

Yes, I bought it in a bundle because it looks like a great game. Later on I realised I don't have enough time to invest into the game to make sense. Plus, I do tend to get overwhelmed micro-managing a vast amount of armies and resources in games like that and quit mid-way into big campaigns. :P

Best of luck in the draw. :)

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kbronct

Yes, it's a pity some games are too complex to learn.
Time is an uncommon commodity nowadays :)

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schmoan

Actually, I think it is cool there still are complex games around. I just realise that—in my younger days—I didn't have access to such a huge amount of games as I do now, so I put a lot of time into the few games I owned. Several decades later I find that my willingness to delve into a game is much lower than it used to be. Plus, the afore mentioned lack of time due to less spare time and more games at hand ...

My lack of time and commitment did work out nicely for you, though. :D

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kbronct

Of course it's ok that there are complex games around. The balance in complexity is the key; I don't play some games because I know I won have to "study" to play them.

And I think I understand you. I think we are at quite similar situation; in the past I used to have both, time and commitment to play for some hours. Now we have less free time and more games to share this time with.

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schmoan

Indeed. Ah, the good old days. :P
I hope you will find the time to delve into this game and get the most out of it. :)

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