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Congratulations, you'ce found the only way to make a Dawn of War game boring. Rather than being the rather more open and free-form of the prior games, this feels incredibly linear. The missions feel contrived in some ridiculous ways ("Rather than break down these gates, go alllllllll the way around the mapfor no reaon"). It just feels like makework rather than game. It also lacks many of the things that made prior games fun and what humor is there feels... forced.

Unfortunately, the game looked like it had promise. Unfortunatly, it's basically unplayable, and was abandoned years ago.

I like most of what it adds in. However, for the price, I really, honestly, cannot recommend it. Even at half price (which is what I paid). Much of it feels like it should've been in the base game to begin with.

Entertaining to read, cool premise. Art isn't bad. Music is good, for the most part.

When you find yourself falling asleep during a game, you know it's boring. Visuals are okay, nothing spectacular, the cutscenes need subtitles (badly), and the VA is alright. Overall, kinda just boring.

A great game, really enjoyable. Great level of depth and allowing you to both micromanage or just manage from afar. Love the realism on a lot of it too.

While not a bad game, with decent graphics for it's time, the story is faily short and isn't at all tied together well. If you can get beyond that, it's not awful, but not great.

Compared to the prior games, Civ 6 has a lot of advancements, which is great. However, it feels... dead and boring.

I'll start off with the good:
- Splitting the tech tree feels nice, into two sections. However, you now have situationss where you've researched everything and have a LOT of time left over.
- Being able to attach special units to combat units is nice.
- Being able to group units into armies (although in a very limited, crude fashion) is a nice call-back from earlier games. Could use some tweaks though (like not having it just be one type of unit with only support units in your army)
- Bringing back the "Earth with True Starts" was nice... but exceptionally small (like holy crud, three cities covered the entirety of North America, make that a giant map or something next time).


The Bad:
- The AI is even more nonsencial than it was before! Praise me one turn, denounce me the next, for the exact same things.
- The tech tree feels rather short now
- The civics tree feels rather short (and half of them are useless unless you've got every city built to almost identical specs)
- Crashing, oh god, the crashing (I meet the specs, before anyone asks, but it stil crashed several times, and no, I wasn't playing with mods)
- AI in combat doesn't always do things that make sense (for example, I was fighting Greece, and they fielded crossbowmen and musketmen next to mechanized infantry, like 'wtf'?)
- The AI doesn't always make the best use of it's assets (tons and tons of aerodromes... not a single aircraft; tons of coastline, I'm not even bothering to pillage their coastline, and they don't field a single ship against me).
- The AI doesn't try to even make peace (war against Greece, again, captured 1/2 of their territory, I offered peace because the warmongering penalty was killing me, but I could've smashed them with about the 5 units I had)
- Played for 17 hours, got TWO great artists in that entire time. I got more art from captured cities than I did from what I generated. And lots of ruins, but nowhere to put the relics even with me building nothing but archaeological museums).

Basically a reskin of previous Supreme Ruler games, with many of the SAME DAMN BUGS included. Can't recommend until more of those bugs are fixed.

A very enjoyable game, worth sinking some time into. It plays a lot like the games of the Baldur's Gate series, but with, in many ways, much more choice and freedom. I can't wait until the later chapters are added!