TheDoctorKing wrote:It might be too much but I can certainly imagine that AGEODs version would be superior to HOI III.
nats wrote:That wouldnt be difficult. Beating HOI2 though that would be the true test of a great WW2 game as HOI2 must surely rank as the best WW2 grand strategy game of all time. But yes I would be interested to see how Ageod would do a WW2 game but it would be a massive undertaking considering how much detail they like to put into their games.
nats wrote:That wouldnt be difficult. Beating HOI2 though that would be the true test of a great WW2 game as HOI2 must surely rank as the best WW2 grand strategy game of all time. But yes I would be interested to see how Ageod would do a WW2 game but it would be a massive undertaking considering how much detail they like to put into their games.
PhilThib wrote:I really believe that if AGEOD was to ever make a WW2 game, the concepts and levels of WiF are the models to emulate. I am myself a dedicated amateur of World in Flames which is probably the boardgame I played the most (right after Imperium Romanum and Empires in Arms)
Carnium wrote:Now after I saw what you did with RUS (will buy it myself for the Christmas for sure :coeurs I would LOVE to see the Spanish Civil War in the AGEOD style.
La guerra de España: The Cross and the Star
Carnium wrote:Now after I saw what you did with RUS (will buy it myself for the Christmas for sure :coeurs I would LOVE to see the Spanish Civil War in the AGEOD style.
La guerra de España: The Cross and the Star
PhilThib wrote:I really believe that if AGEOD was to ever make a WW2 game, the concepts and levels of WiF are the models to emulate. I am myself a dedicated amateur of World in Flames which is probably the boardgame I played the most (right after Imperium Romanum and Empires in Arms)
Clovis wrote:I would love too. Now the real question is: how much buyers? Because except Russian Front or the Bulge in WW2 and Real Time strategy games, it seems the computer wargaming market isn't as suited as the boardgame for release about other periods...
OneArmedMexican wrote:But on the other hand, is it that smart to put out yet another game about WW II?
I have no idea if and how profitable RUS turned out to be - but at least ACW prooves that a game hasn't got to be about WW II to be successful.
Clovis wrote:I would love too. Now the real question is: how much buyers? Because except Russian Front or the Bulge in WW2 and Real Time strategy games, it seems the computer wargaming market isn't as suited as the boardgame for release about other periods...
Nikel wrote:Thousands were expecting in Matrix forum the release of WitE, and no americans present unless you count lend lease
Generalisimo wrote:Sure, all those european players that already bought NPC... oh wait...
Unless a new SEP project appears on the horizon (like the RUS project), the next game will be decided in conjunction with Paradox.
Franciscus wrote:The logical evolution after PoN is to go back and do NCP2 and then go forward and do WW2. IMHO, of course
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