So, I recently signed up here and thought I would say 'hey' to people. I guess this ended up becoming a new topic because it seemed a good way to start, rather than jump in on topic with my first post.
While I am here though I do have something I'd like to get some opinions on. I'm a really big fan of strategy games and have been playing them since I was young, but I really dislike Starcraft 2. I can't help but think it has such little strategy when you have to stick so rigidly to build orders and counters are so strong. I dislike how the battles require so much micro. In my mind SC2 falls between the two genres of RTS and RTT, but seems to take a lot of ,what are IMO, the worst features of both.
Now, lets be clear, I don't think SC2 is actually a bad game. The 3 factions are well balanced and it clearly takes a massive amount of skill to perfect actions per minute and clicking accuracy. It just feels like SC2 is not a great strategy game. Of course it could be that I just don't gel with it, I was just curious of how other strategy gamers see it.
Also, I know this isn't necessarily a discussion with recent relevance, just personal interest.
While I am here though I do have something I'd like to get some opinions on. I'm a really big fan of strategy games and have been playing them since I was young, but I really dislike Starcraft 2. I can't help but think it has such little strategy when you have to stick so rigidly to build orders and counters are so strong. I dislike how the battles require so much micro. In my mind SC2 falls between the two genres of RTS and RTT, but seems to take a lot of ,what are IMO, the worst features of both.
Now, lets be clear, I don't think SC2 is actually a bad game. The 3 factions are well balanced and it clearly takes a massive amount of skill to perfect actions per minute and clicking accuracy. It just feels like SC2 is not a great strategy game. Of course it could be that I just don't gel with it, I was just curious of how other strategy gamers see it.
Also, I know this isn't necessarily a discussion with recent relevance, just personal interest.