Oh, and I already know about StarCraft II. Retarded. You should pay 30 for each and get a ton of content. The first should not even be retail price because it dosen't have the full game with three campaigns, then it would be okay as long as there was a ton of content to justify the $90 for the full StarCraft experience.
Wait I was thinking two mini expansions at $9.99 and one expansion at $29.99. So that's 50 bucks. plus 40 for the origianl game. so $90. About Entrenchment, i heard that it was just a few more units. Are there any gameplay changes that make it more rewarding for turtle/conservative players like me?
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I have always played RTS games as a turtle/steamroller and I have experienced Sins to be very against that.\ I think that there should be more ways to play like you can play more economically, forging trade agreements, buying ships and systems, bribes, et cetera. Also my planets are never safe and it is absolutly nerve racking to me that I have to spread my fleet so thin to protect my empire and have to micromanage phase jumps all the time to systems that are getting attacked
..being milked with all of these mini expansions. A campaign and an actually decent (and two-way) economic and diplomacy system should have really been included with the game. these expansions better be dirt cheap ($9.99) is fine but there better be a full expansion pack's worth of content in there. I don't want to end up paying $120 to get the full Sins experience.
The Opening movie and the universe and setting that it introduces....just cruel. I started the game and could find the campaign button!!!! There is so much potential in that story, please take advantage of it!
As long as they are a decently believable part of the game world, and it (somehow) ends up in cheaper/more/better games for gamers. But politics are abosolutly off limits. They are strong, polarizing issues that are implicated and it can be offending. I don't want to have to think about real world problems when I am enjoying a good immersive game, give me a break. But what about a Coca-Cola or Pepsi ad for instance? I am a Coca-Cola loyalist, but I would not