KingLearTheFool
29.03.12, 15:11
Hahaha, not like that!
Whenever I play RTS's and Tactical games, I usually look over, trying to find something to do. Sometimes I've explored the map long enough and seen everything for me not to do anything in those other titles.
What this game does is more planning then executing and logging off and back on to see the rewards and I do find it a bit rewarding.
There came a point, from impulse when I was searching for things to do but it would mean logging off and returning back the following day for results. This was a bit annoying but only because I picked that habit off from other RTS and tactical games.
Now, I usually plan how to to spent my time, assets, resources and etc, it's got to the point where I got over 10,000 of storage space and logging off, while my settlers to work and returning back to rake in the resources and loads of it. When I saw it, it felt really good!
I am finding it rewarding actually and I do think I am seeing results as my settlements grow. I think it's improving how I manage my units more effectively and plan ahead to what I want to build.
Who else thinks the same way or is it just me?
Whenever I play RTS's and Tactical games, I usually look over, trying to find something to do. Sometimes I've explored the map long enough and seen everything for me not to do anything in those other titles.
What this game does is more planning then executing and logging off and back on to see the rewards and I do find it a bit rewarding.
There came a point, from impulse when I was searching for things to do but it would mean logging off and returning back the following day for results. This was a bit annoying but only because I picked that habit off from other RTS and tactical games.
Now, I usually plan how to to spent my time, assets, resources and etc, it's got to the point where I got over 10,000 of storage space and logging off, while my settlers to work and returning back to rake in the resources and loads of it. When I saw it, it felt really good!
I am finding it rewarding actually and I do think I am seeing results as my settlements grow. I think it's improving how I manage my units more effectively and plan ahead to what I want to build.
Who else thinks the same way or is it just me?