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• gamedeal user

  Feb 5, 2021

  underrated game! please give us a rise of legends steam version
• gamedeal user

  Jun 21, 2021

  2003 to 2021... We still love it and we want RON 2 Fan for life. It is one of the games which defined the RTS genre in the early RTS era of 2000s. Please give us Rise of Nations 2
• gamedeal user

  Nov 8, 2014

  I've been playing Rise of Nations for about ten years, since I was little. Probably the best RTS I've ever played. General: > Citrus repairs nuclear-powered aircraft carriers. > Titanium intensifies the Russian Winter. > Sheep make your civilization smarter. > War Elephants instantly transform into tanks. > Horses make tanks cheaper. > Papyrus makes it cheaper to invent electricity. > Rafts with bonfires instantly transform into nuclear attack submarines. > Bears make it cheaper and easier to create the Department of Homeland Security and institute the draft. > The Aztecs can field tank divisions. > The Mongols support their horse archers with fighter jets. > American Hoplites and Cataphracts. > You can bribe trebuchets to transform into howitzers. Conquer the World Campaigns: > Play as Alexander the Great; beat up Indians and steal their elephants. > Play as an European or Native American power; beat up Carribbean islanders and steal their rum. > Play as Napoleon and stop Lewis & Clark's nefarious expedition. > Play as Mikhail Gorbachev, eliminate Jimmy Carter's NATO and steal Ronald Reagan's nukes. > Help the Americans and Chinese fight the Mongols and Ottomans in World War I for control of Mongol-held SIberia. 11/10
• gamedeal user

  Nov 5, 2020

  This game deserves a remaster
• gamedeal user

  Feb 28, 2015

  + Border lines help to navigate differing territories, plan new settlements with a more informed approach, and investigate spheres of control; the restrictive aspect of this feature also serves to deter early rush tactics and general griefing + Zoom feature helps to navigate terrain and keep track of movement over large swathes of territory + The diplomacy options play out as more than a gimmicky feature, and are both simple on paper and functional in practice + Time restrictions during campaigns add to the challenge in a way that is rewarding if successful + Have seen some before and after stills, it's clear that the visuals and textures are noticeably improved; this should further appeal to veterans of the franchise + The re-release now supports Twitch integration; I don't use the feature myself, but this is still a significant boon for the streaming community + Features a satisfying variety of playable cultures, each with their own defining traits + The trategic overview map is a nice feature, and consists of a simple, turn-based Risk-style map; some notable features include: bonus cards you can apply, resource bonuses, diplomacy, and varying types of battles that hinge on several factors + Impressive array of options and game-modes available for multiplayer, many of them quite novel for an RTS game (although they're not quite as alien for other strategy sub-genres) + Attrition and supply features are a nice addition, and do well to keep one prepared and on their toes during offensive engagements + Excellent sense of balance in all aspects + Special units are presented well in the game and don't feel overpowered or cheap in their use - The overworld strategy part of the game feels a bit watered down compared to other staples of the genre; it isn't necessarily bad, but it's also clear that this feature was never meant to be the bread-and-butter of the franchise - The AI feels a bit underwhelming, and I had expected more of an improvement for the re-release

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• Varuk

  Jun 28, 2023

  WE WANT RON REMASTERED!!!
• gamedeal user

  Mar 16, 2022

  2022 and still better then most strategy games out there
• gamedeal user

  Jun 26, 2016

  Game has one of my favorite late game features: The Armageddon Clock. Nukes are slow to build and expensive, but can be utterly devastating. The problem is each Nuke fired reduces The Armageddon Clock by one. If the clock reaches zero everyone loses, as the world is destroyed in a nuclear firestorm and a thousand year nuclear winter. The clock ticks ever down, and people quickly become scared to fire their nukes, lest a "defeated" player fires all their nukes and dooms everyone. A stalemate emerges. The game then becomes centered around the late game techs Missile Shield & World Government. Missile Shield stops people firing missiles into your territory, and each time it's researched instead of ticking down the Armageddon Clock ticks up, offering a brief chance at peace. The Missile Shield only stops people attacking you with Nukes though. Someone can still fire nukes defensibly if you try and attack into their land, or they can nuke their own land with a dozen missiles to trigger Armageddon. Cities when attacked normally take a few minutes to be annexed by the invader. World Government makes the countdown timer instant, and also means you instantly conquer any nation if you can take their capital. The Armageddon Clock might be low, but if you can make a surprise attack on your opponents capital and take it fast enough, they won't have the chance to fire them. However the most important thing is. When you play a massive free for all game always play with open diplomacy. Because at the end, there is a chance that the Armageddon Clock will lead to such a stalemate of MAD, the only solution is for everyone to ally up and have peace.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 18, 2019

  We need RoN 2
• gamedeal user

  Oct 26, 2014

  Rise of Nations has been my "go to" game for many years when I wanted a challenge without a lot of story line investment. It's great to kill an hour or an afternoon, and has so much variety that even after years of playing I know I haven't come close to doing a quarter of the combinations available. When the Extended Edition came out I was skeptical about spending money on a game I already had, but it has been well worth the price. The graphics are crisper, there is more variety in maps and nations, and it is at least as much fun as the original. So when I don't want the emotional investment of DoA, or the horror of ME3, I just sit down and crank up my old faithful to see if I can blast the Mongols to ashes with my nuclear warheads before they develop nuclear missille shields. Boom.