I always liked NCP and this is just a dream come true. Every time I start it I am so happy.
Thank you for making it!
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Taillebois
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Oh dear, they won't love you here for saying you like NCP.
But I agree, every time I start it up I smile at the beauty of the map.
I still haven't tried the "Spanish Ulcer" scenario though - I like to do games in a session or two and 300 or so turns is too many for me - hence my purchase of WON was really just support for AGEOD and the hope that a few more scenarios might be launched.
But I agree, every time I start it up I smile at the beauty of the map.
I still haven't tried the "Spanish Ulcer" scenario though - I like to do games in a session or two and 300 or so turns is too many for me - hence my purchase of WON was really just support for AGEOD and the hope that a few more scenarios might be launched.
My first game was ROP, which I still hold in high esteem, because it sucked me in from one second to another. I played the tutorial, two days later I finished the campaign. NCP was special in its nature and yeah all that was missing, was the great campaign. I have bought most games from Ageod, except some Civil War games.
I fired NCP up from time to time, because the scenarios where very slick and it is just fun to play in my eyes. Now playing the great campaign that was always missing, is just, my today-me and my back-then-me are simply happy about it, haha.
I just wanted to say something positive about WON since a lot are angry because of some things.
I fired NCP up from time to time, because the scenarios where very slick and it is just fun to play in my eyes. Now playing the great campaign that was always missing, is just, my today-me and my back-then-me are simply happy about it, haha.
I just wanted to say something positive about WON since a lot are angry because of some things.
Yes, most people will only post about a problem or bug and even if that's totally legitimate, it leads to the impression that the game is only about bugs. That's the difference between the vocal minority and the silent majority 
And that's good to hear a positive feedback. Our games are admittedly quite complex in code and data and the engine has now some years, so we know they are not 'perfect'.
And that's good to hear a positive feedback. Our games are admittedly quite complex in code and data and the engine has now some years, so we know they are not 'perfect'.
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