I have a few questions maybe some of you can help me out with.
1) How many scenario's excluding the DLC. Is it a sandbox like Victoris 2 or other Paradox Development Studios projects? Judging by scenario's mentioned for the DLC I assume its scenario based and not sand box.
2) Does the wego system work? Seems like it could be endless chasing of units in war situations. I have never played an Ageod game before but I know they are all simultanious turns "wego" style
3) Is it as complex as I hear? I read one review suggesting you start with Victoria 2 as its simplier.
4) Given the complexity of turns, how long does a human turn take
5) How is the preformance? Would a 2.7 gig quad with 12 gigs of ram see long delays between turns?
I guess to get better answers I should list some of the games I enjoy so you can get a baseline for what I may consider hard or easy
Europa Universalis 3 and 4
Crusader Kings 2
Gary Grigsby World at War
Gary Grigsby War Between the States
Campaign Series
Civ 5
Every Total War
And countless others along those lines. I should mention I have tried both Victoria's but for some reason I never felt connected to them or willing to go for the long grind. Since this game is in the same time period that is one of my concerns that I won't gel with the game and get into it.
The main thing that has be interested is some of the DLC. Having 1 system to play a civil war game followed by another scenario using the same system sounds interesting.
Also (Sorry for getting long winded) how well do the scanrio's work? Does playing the civil war feel like a full game involving the civil war? Or does it feel abstracted and worked into the bigger scale?
Thanks in advance for any feed back