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This game frustrates me because city positions and explored/unexplored information aren't retained on the map (vs Age of Empires or any game with a "fog of war"
by zdc1 3y ago
This game frustrates me because city positions and explored/unexplored information aren't retained on the map (vs Age of Empires or any game with a "fog of war"). You can be scouring the map in a tight race to find your opponents capital with no idea what tiles you've already explored or where previously held cities are.
- lolinder 3y agoI actually really enjoy that aspect of the game. It gives an extra layer of skill to the game, where you can outwit your opponent by quickly capturing back territory to restore the fog of war before they notice that they walked right by your general. But you don't know for sure that they missed it, so you're still on edge even if you're actually in the clear. Having to keep track of where the enemy general was in the moment of crisis (as you scramble to get a larger army out there) is also honestly kind of fun.