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[sloosecannon]

Really...?
People are too lazy to type into Google...?

To be fair, Googling something is more than just typing it in. You have to figure out the link and click it too. Not... That... I approve of that laziness...

[Crisiss]

Really...?
People are too lazy to type into Google...?

You really don't know lazy until you've met me. Unless it's something I enjoy like benching or football or something I'm motivated to do it is impossible to make me do anything. I do not care.
I'm going to be stubborn about this and wait until something replies with what it is.
How many hunnas? #threehunnas

[chiefship]

Chiefship promised to teach me how to play.
I'm still holding him to that.

if you have time on the weekend we could play some trainings matches

[Aunt Gruntie]

You really don't know lazy until you've met me. Unless it's something I enjoy like benching or football or something I'm motivated to do it is impossible to make me do anything. I do not care.
I'm going to be stubborn about this and wait until something replies with what it is.
How many hunnas? #threehunnas

Ok so basically this game is a strategy game in which you and your friends have sticks. Now these sticks are really important. They represent guns, with which you use to pretend to do harm upon your fictional foes. Before that however you must tactically move your friends to strategically important areas that can be defended against your enemies who are trying to kill you with their sticks.

All in all a pretty complicated game, but I'm not gonna mince words with you. It's more about the macro level of strategy play which you gotta worry about. Because your friends are smart enough to use their rocks instead of their sticks when the situation calls for such an action.

The best part of the game is the scale, you can play with up to 5 and a half people in an area about the size of a volleyball court, making your strategic decisions that much more important. Pro tip: don't hit the net.

[Crisiss]

Ok so basically this game is a strategy game in which you and your friends have sticks. Now these sticks are really important. They represent guns, with which you use to pretend to do harm upon your fictional foes. Before that however you must tactically move your friends to strategically important areas that can be defended against your enemies who are trying to kill you with their sticks.

All in all a pretty complicated game, but I'm not gonna mince words with you. It's more about the macro level of strategy play which you gotta worry about. Because your friends are smart enough to use their rocks instead of their sticks when the situation calls for such an action.

The best part of the game is the scale, you can play with up to 5 and a half people in an area about the size of a volleyball court, making your strategic decisions that much more important. Pro tip: don't hit the net.

BUT WHERE DOES THE "AIR" IN THE TITLE FIT IN? WHERE??

[m468]

Ok so basically this game is a strategy game in which you and your friends have sticks. Now these sticks are really important. They represent guns, with which you use to pretend to do harm upon your fictional foes. Before that however you must tactically move your friends to strategically important areas that can be defended against your enemies who are trying to kill you with their sticks.
All in all a pretty complicated game, but I'm not gonna mince words with you. It's more about the macro level of strategy play which you gotta worry about. Because your friends are smart enough to use their rocks instead of their sticks when the situation calls for such an action.
The best part of the game is the scale, you can play with up to 5 and a half people in an area about the size of a volleyball court, making your strategic decisions that much more important. Pro tip: don't hit the net.

^This

[Rovert10]

BUT WHERE DOES THE "AIR" IN THE TITLE FIT IN? WHERE??

The fact you have helicopters and jet aircraft in the mix.

Jets weren't in the original Wargame: European Escalation.

 

Damn you could have watched like 20 trailers and read 10 Articles in the time it took to get a response from us.

[Aunt Gruntie]

BUT WHERE DOES THE "AIR" IN THE TITLE FIT IN? WHERE??

 

Ah.... crap.. uhm... paper airplanes...  and...uh.. bottle rockets?

[spartan3227mike]

thats why i love this game its like a real battlefield tanks shooting jets flying overhead this game replaces my favorite 

which was world in conflict 

[SPECTRE]

Chief and myself:

[chiefship]

ahm, another tipp for you, if you see that the enemy concentrates tanks, aa and inf in an area, you should improve your defens (like in charlie)! And you should send your challenger at the front, because  they are not a great help in your base.

[Mrbump]

This game looks and sounds fun, where can i buy it?

[Crisiss]

This game looks and sounds fun, where can i buy it?

Steam

[Mrbump]

I don't use steam because it's useless to me.

[SPECTRE]

In an ideal world bumpy would have 24/7 internet connection, but is limited to a 4 hour slot each day.

And even then the internet where he is is worse than dial up speed.

You see he has to use a wired connection on his laptop, then rather than going straight to the internet, it goes to an MOD computer so they have a copy of his data, then its checked by a piece of software that confirms that he isn't giving out data he isn't supposed too, then the data is split in half, then both bits are encrypted, one goes under the Atlantic to the UK, while the other one goes to a satellite then it does a check for Data that could harm the computer on the satellite or back in Britain, then it goes through a satellite network doing said checks all the way, then down to the UK, then to GCHQ so they have a copy, do a check, then is put back together with the other data, then back to GCHQ, they get another copy, and do another check to make sure he doesn't say anything he isn't supposed to, then it goes to a ghost server- kind of like a proxy, so nobody can trace you're address, then it goes to the inter webs.

If he was to download a 10gb game on steam it would take him about 700 years.

[chiefship]

you forgot that the NSA also creates 1-2 copies ...

[Crisiss]

If he was to download a 10gb game on steam it would take him about 700 years.

He better get going then.

[D4RKST0RM99]

If he was to download a 10gb game on steam it would take him about 700 years.

reminds me of that old console comparison, something like it would take the NES several hundred years to render one frame of a ps4 game, or something to that effect.

[Crisiss]

reminds me of that old console comparison, something like it would take the NES several hundred years to render one frame of a ps4 game, or something to that effect.

That's actually really funny. Amazing how far we've come in the last 20 years

[Jaeger]

I'm in if this is still going same if any of you do Red Dragon.

 

 

PS i call dibs on BEST KOREA if you guys do RD as well