Supreme Commander reviews

This is the ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ SE games has neither Kay nor head the playability and just crappy se that makes it does not even want to continue playing so you do not take advantage of the fight damage I strongly advise against because I wish I could make it disappear from my bibl iotèque my I little not it's tell you how I find them a shit

RTS TOTAL! Buy this Game if you have a Penchant for Megalomania or are just a Fan of Real-time Strategy! Don't be fooled by the Prize, the Game is Super, especially with Add-on! Casual Players should rather resort to what I Believe to be a failed Supreme Commander 2. KLEINER TIP: If you enter a CD Key from the Addon in the Steam, you will get the Main Game for free.

I can't make a Recommendation for the Game, certainly not at the Price. The Game would be Super, were it not for the constant Crashes. I don't have a Buck to play a Game where I have to save every 3 Minutes for fear of Crashes ... Research on The Internet found that I am far from the only one with this Problem. Conclusion: Actually a first-class game, in which, unfortunately, Debugging did not seem to be particularly important ... Too bad-would otherwise have had addiction Factor ...

He was a friend who managed to convince me to buy this game to play online. In fact, I only needed the "forged Alliance" version. Positive: the different economic mechanics of all RTS, the fact that advancing in the technological ladder is decisive, the parts are naturally long, the maps can be immense, single campaign mode with missions whose objectives, the field of operation, access to the units and the limit is scalable. Possibility to establish loops of production or movement. Negative: the artificial intelligence of moving units is sometimes frustrating, the opponent's artisky intelligence lacks creativity in the campaign. The terrain is in the way of its concurents. The factions differ little in the nature of the units and their role.

If you like the beautiful games where you do not understand the operation, it is for you... At first glance, the story is interesting. The descendants of humans who try to bring together the lost peoples, the Cyrborgs who want to live free and the religious who try to impose the good. But after a few minutes of playing the evil of the skull begins! A system of bilateral resources (mass and energy) that will ask you to build buildings for one that will lead to the decline of the other. So you build the extractors of the others but it will pump you first. It's going to be crazy. Not to mention rotten units that get screwed up and where the only combat solution is to produce more than the enemy in order to overwhelm it. Not frankly, this is really not the image I had made of a game as well noted...