mission three, save shipyard, continue to save ship yard from three carriers, mine resources at same time and protect them at the same time... i have no idea how i ever completed it
Only game that has come close to the feel of Homeworld was Nexus: The Jupiter Incident. Anyone else agree/disagree?
That was a game I stumbled upon while looking for a Homeworld 2 substitute a year or so ago. It was certainly a surprise package, but was again spoiled by some rather obtuse mission design.
The Angelwing was a seriously cool ship, and I loved the ability to slowly customise your fleet. Nexus had some nice ship design, a reasonable, if somewhat generic plot and pleasing graphics, but in the end the game was just too obscure to gain general acceptance by the RTS community. Such is the way of things.
I borrowed HW2 a couple of years back after completing FS2 and wanting some more space action, and was expecting good things being a DoW fan and having read the rave HW2 reviews.
I found it was very hard to get into, might have been put off a bit by the tutorial but basically I think any RTS which doesn't use the classic C&C/WC2 format of base/unit building and resource harvesting is tough for me to get to grips with.
I really enjoyed that game, it just a shamed it's bugged to heck and back. I got like 3 missions from the end, and it would crash every single time on this one level. I gave up after about 15 attempts to do it, and the patch to fix it just made it worseOnly game that has come close to the feel of Homeworld was Nexus: The Jupiter Incident. Anyone else agree/disagree?
I dont know how you can say that really, is nearly as simple as cnc style resources. Just send your harvesters to resources and defend them, just the refineries can move now![]()
I dunno, maybe the problem I had is that the terrain seemed so barren, and also the 3d element. In standard RTS games you can like just explore/look and map and instantly know what you want to do.
As I said, it could be that the tutorial just overcomplicated things for me. I didn't really give it a proper go.