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To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 7:54:04 AM   
wodin


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Status: offline 		How do you feel about Matrix Games if this is your first buy.

Have you checked out their other games since buying DW?

Have you come across some interesting games you'd never heard of before?

DW has a grog wargame feel to it that I'm sure some of you have never experienced before....thats why it plays so different to other 4x games. Hopefully you support Codeforce in any expansion and maybe you might end up with a new hobby PC wargaming....a fair few wargamers who frequent this forum have bought DW a game not normally something they would buy....they really like it aswell by all accounts....lets hope it works both ways.

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 7:59:47 AM   
Deto

 

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Status: offline 		This was my first buy from them but wasn't the buying handled by DR or something like that? Matrix as a firm, by support etc seem brilliant :)

I've checked the other games they have before this, but my interest in 'grand scale wargaming' lie mostly in the future. I find 'past wars' a little bit boring myself, and even though they did have space related large scale games, they didn't seem big enough for me :D And I love the feel of finding new, exploring the unknown and so on.. thus this game is something I greatly enjoy

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 8:04:56 AM   
wodin


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Glad your a happy customer...Matrix do support their games very well indeed....they've never had a big company feel who are distant from their customers....being here is like a little family....another thing you will notice, flame wars don't happen that often....we are a very good bunch of lads and girls here.

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 8:46:50 AM   
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Status: offline 		What's a 'grog wargame'?  O.o

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 9:06:09 AM   
lordxorn


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Status: offline 		Grognard hex crazy, like the 70$ WITP. I am still not buying that game for 70$, maybe if it were normal priced, especially for a game that has just been heavily modded.

Take Arsenal of Democracy the excellent remake of HOI2, and sells for only 20$.

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 11:56:59 AM   
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Status: offline 		I had a look at their other games but none seemed to interest me.

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 12:42:58 PM   
HsojVvad

 

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Status: offline 		This is my first purchase of Matrix. I am too busy with DW to be looking at anything else at the moment.

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 2:12:29 PM   
Gertjan

 

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 2:38:18 PM   
Webbco


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Status: offline 		First time with Matrix too. In fact, first time buying an indie game! 

Very happy with the results, although none of the other Matrix games I see interest me either.

Would purchase other games from Codeforce/Matrix again for sure though if one comes out that looks like my cuppa tea

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 2:58:28 PM   
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Status: offline 		I was new to Matrix Games when I bought Armada 2526, now Distant Worlds. I have mostly prefered turn-based space 4X games and Civilization 4. I Have tried other pausable real-time space 4X before. Distant Worlds seems to be very well done.

These Matrix games, hexagon-based, turn-based, World War 2, strategy games are still a niche market and probably always will be. They appear to be very well thought out and full of strategy from what I've looked at. I think that close to all, 4X, space strategy gamers will not be very interested in these WW2 games. That's my opinion, of course.
I enjoyed the original Panzer General and I like WW2 documentary shows in general. These hexagon-based, card-unit games though do not hold my interest. Theses Matrix Games titles seem good for the style of game they are though.

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 3:08:40 PM   
Gertjan

 

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Status: offline 		Have you already bought the game Wade? You really should!

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 3:10:42 PM   
Wade1000


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Status: offline 		Yeah! :D I got Distant Worlds the other day. I love that the battles are all on the same main screen as the rest of the game. I also love the epic zoom levels.

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RE: To those new to Matrix a question - 3/31/2010 3:20:52 PM   
mbar


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Status: offline 		I'm new. Became a customer because of DW. I also bought War in the Pacific:AE after much debating with myself about it having almost too much detail. But I enjoy learning about WWII. I think I may have found a new genre to like. I have my eye on Harpoon Commander Edition, World in Flames (sounds like that might be awhile though ) Armada 2526 and maybe maybe maybe Operational Art of War III.

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