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So there used to be an old game called 'Act of War' with a very similar feel as this new game by the creators of the 'Wargame' series. I'm not sure if this is the same company and basically the spiritual successor to 'Act of War' or a blatant copy. It features all the same factions: US army, a high tech good guy strike force (heavy on mech troopers) and finally the bad guys being terrorists (with advanced weaponry). You can capture enemies in both, you can capture banks in both and if this is centered around oil it's even closer. They even have a similar looking logo on part of it.

It comes out in a month and it looks cool but i suppose i could just get Act of War right now. Anyway you guys can decide for yourselves.

Act of Aggression

http://steamcommunity.com/app/318020

Act of War

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Act_of_War:_Direct_Action

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Ok it's from the same company (eugen systems) then. Thankfully this is a successor it seems. Either way it looks nice and i'm getting it.

They were both developed by Eugen systems.

I quite liked Act of War and I also quite like more traditional RTS games so I am certainly interested in this.

Yeah i was in the middle of finding that out myself. My computer has a ton of viruses and is very slow because of that.

Malwarebytes and Spybot. Which pieces of malware do you have?

I have malwarebytes. Are you saying this is anti-malware or disguised to be one and really just more malware? I heard on some support site to use it.