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Originally Posted by HP_Lovecraft  Though from my perspective, throughout the 90s, I played all the Skirmish, and Coram big games. They were AWESOME... except.... 90% of the day was spent LOOKING for action. The fields were massive, and the other team could literally be anywhere, since you never knew who controlled any given base, at any given time.
It made for lots and lots of walking, waiting, looking. I loved that aspect, but as I get older, and very lazy, sometimes I want to know EXACTLY where the other team is. Thats Castle Conquest. I KNOW exactly where you will be on Saturday, and its about a 4 minute walk from my car. |
I really miss that kind of game. Seems like that kind of thing just doesn't happen anymore - even if fields have the real estate to do that kind of thing, they restrict you to small fields. I can't remember the last time I played a game where you couldn't see your opposition at the start (except for scenario games which quickly turn into a broad front). I love stalking through the woods, hunting while being hunted. Most people playing today never got to experience that style of play.
