Hertston -> RE: Which Game is best for me? (4/30/2011 12:55:27 PM)
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ORIGINAL: NefariousKoel In short: relatively few decisions per game, but every single one important, like in Chess. I bolded that quote you quoted in your own quote. For the referenced simile involving chess that's so elusive for you. [;)] It's not 'elusive' at all. It is, however, considerably less general than you seem to think as it refers to only one aspect of Chess, and in no way can be extrapolated to include 'simple', 'easy to learn' and/or 'chess-like' in a broader sense. As I stated previously, that same requirement can be found in many Matrix wargame titles. Returning to chess, it is as far from having "many scenarios" as it is possible to get, having precisely one [FAIL], albeit it playable from both sides. It can frequently have a high number of turns and may take several hours to play [FAIL]. Despite the low unit count ('density'? - fully half the 'map' area is filled when you start! [FAIL]), the history and vast amounts of literature on the game show it to be anything BUT 'simple'. So, a 'simple chess-like game'. Really? [8|]
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