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 Overread wrote:
Seeing that battlebarge made me sad that we don't have another gothic game on the horizon. I'd honestly welcome a more "Homeworld" style or Sins of a Solar Empire style real time Gothic game.

Please, no more "real time" games. I hate those.

The only one I'm even considering getting is Dawn of War IV. But I'm also considering not getting it because I've been getting less tolerant of RTS over the years, not more.

 Overread wrote:
Seeing that battlebarge made me sad that we don't have another gothic game on the horizon. I'd honestly welcome a more "Homeworld" style or Sins of a Solar Empire style real time Gothic game.

I would actually pay full price for a homeworld style BFG. As in one where the ships are slow and ponderous with advantages for each class and some of the 3d pathing and decision making.

Or at least a non arcade style BFG. The recent computer games didn't do it for me. Isn't there a WW1 battleships game that could be modded?


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Then again I was one of the 4 people who loved Nexus the Jupiter incident gameplay...

The_Real_Chris wrote:

Then again I was one of the 4 people who loved Nexus the Jupiter incident gameplay...

Love that game!! It would have been an awesome engine for a BFG game!
Shame that it never got a sequel; I recall the tried to crowd fund it but didn't seem to do any marketing for it.