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[Count Zero 74]

Grogs Revenge

[Kirkland Langue]

These 3 would definitely be on my list:

Eve Online
Kerbal Space Program
Morrowind

The other 7 would change based upon my mood, but I doubt that MWO would make any top 100 list that I could create.

[Mechwarrior Buddah]

if I went by how much ive played it...

1.) Doom
2.) Doom II
3.) the hunt for red october
4.) Apache gunship
5.) m1a1 tank platoon
6.) Space invaders (on the Odessy II)

Then youd get into games that arent actually that good but they hooked me

7.) Masters of Orion III
8.) MWO
9.) Star Trek Online
10.) SWTOR

Edited by Mechwarrior Buddah, 13 September 2016 - 03:56 PM.

[Signal27]

Mechwarrior Buddah, on 13 September 2016 - 03:55 PM, said:

7.) Masters of Orion III

They just launched a new Master of Orion game:
http://masteroforion.com/intro

It's better than the third one. But I'll leave it up for debate how it stacks up to 1 and 2.

[Mechwarrior Buddah]

Signal27, on 13 September 2016 - 04:57 PM, said:

They just launched a new Master of Orion game:
http://masteroforion.com/intro

It's better than the third one. But I'll leave it up for debate how it stacks up to 1 and 2.

my fave part of III was thew research tree. we never got to the max tech in all the times we played lol

[Kirkland Langue]

Moo3 was a game that grew on me. I don't even remember why I quit playing it - I was getting more and more into modding the game, and then quit for some reason.

Mechanically, it was better than Moo1 or 2 - but it was also stale and required a lot of micro managing. Moo2 was certainly one of the most enjoyable games and it was #4 on my list but I dropped it because there have been so many bad clones of the game that each time a new space4x comes out, I like the genre less and less.

[KHETTI]

Not a top 10 list, but i can tell you the single worst game i've played in years...
WH40K Eternal Crusade! seriously this game is a pile of sh!te, insane lag, mindbogglingly bad balance and its gonna be released real soon.
DO NOT waste your money on this! trust me.

[Johnny Z]

Kirkland Langue, on 13 September 2016 - 10:06 PM, said:

Moo3 was a game that grew on me. I don't even remember why I quit playing it - I was getting more and more into modding the game, and then quit for some reason.

Mechanically, it was better than Moo1 or 2 - but it was also stale and required a lot of micro managing. Moo2 was certainly one of the most enjoyable games and it was #4 on my list but I dropped it because there have been so many bad clones of the game that each time a new space4x comes out, I like the genre less and less.

What is Moo?

[Ponyboy]

1. Baldurs Gate 2
2. Civilization IV
3. Diablo
4. Skyrim
5. The last of us
6. Wing Commander
7. Planescape: Torment
8. Dark Age of Camelot
9. Street Fighter II
10. Mount and Blade: Warband
11. League of legends

Edited by Ponyboy, 16 September 2016 - 02:49 AM.

[Mechwarrior Buddah]

Kirkland Langue, on 13 September 2016 - 10:06 PM, said:

Moo3 was a game that grew on me. I don't even remember why I quit playing it - I was getting more and more into modding the game, and then quit for some reason.

I didnt mean it was bad but it was buggy as hell

Kirkland Langue, on 13 September 2016 - 10:06 PM, said:

Moo2 was certainly one of the most enjoyable games and it was #4 on my list but I dropped it because there have been so many bad clones of the game that each time a new space4x comes out, I like the genre less and less.

;look up Sword of the Stars

amazing game

[Signal27]

Johnny Z, on 16 September 2016 - 12:14 AM, said:

What is Moo?

Master of Orion

https://en.wikipedia...Master_of_Orion

I think it's the first game of it's kind in that it's "4X" (like Civilization) but it takes place in space. You conquer planets instead of territories on a single planet. If you can find a copy of the original (originally released in 1994), it's still fun to this very day. MoO2 is even better. MoO3, most fans agree it's the worst in the series. But they've also just released (as in literally just a few weeks ago) a soft reboot of the series that's somewhere between MoO1 and MoO2 in terms of complexity (http://masteroforion.eu/intro). If you're ever in the mood for a turn-based strategy game, I can't recommend any of these titles strongly enough (except maybe MoO3 - only play that if you like one of the other games in the series).

Edited by Signal27, 16 September 2016 - 06:47 PM.