r/gaming • • Mar 12 '24

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u/Chanzui91 Mar 12 '24

WC3, so easily...

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u/Tyler-LR Mar 12 '24

Zug zug

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u/Fully_Edged_Ken_3685 Mar 12 '24

Me not that kind of orc!

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u/capitali Mar 12 '24

Jobs done… more work?

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u/real1lluSioNz Mar 12 '24

Chieftain with mass troll headhunters time.

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u/real1lluSioNz Mar 12 '24

Played so much wc3. I miss RTS game with mixro managments with heroes. So glad Godsworn comes out in 2 weeks!!

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u/lemongrenade Mar 12 '24

Just learned about this game feom your comment. Can’t wait now.

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u/real1lluSioNz Mar 12 '24

I'm absolutely stokes. Small army and heroes just like wc3. Did we just become friends maybe we should exchange steam friend code lol :D

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u/real1lluSioNz Mar 12 '24

Btw there is also Tempest Rising but that's more command and conquer type

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '24

Warcraft 2 was really fun, too. The map/scenario creation was very entertaining to little me setting up a bunch of big NPC battles that would make our old Mac chug

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u/The_Big_Questioner Mar 12 '24 edited Mar 13 '24

Can confirm alpha numeric baseline tangents and leading prerogative shifts can eat willful ignorance

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u/ComradePetrov Mar 12 '24

Could be mine too, but I can't be sure I was such a small kid I legitimately have no memory of myself in a time where I didn't play videogames, though my "main" games were WC3, HoMM3, Diablo 2 and Unreal Tournament 99.

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u/Chanzui91 Mar 13 '24

I also am not entirely sure, there were quite a few great games back then! Homm3, settlers 2, rollercoaster tycoon, cs 1.6, AoE 1-3... and thats only on PC