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    Default Re: What's better, BI or RTR?

    Quote Originally Posted by Aetius the Last Roman
    What is this anyway?

    I have played RTR since its first build and if you see the amount of work you wouldn't claim that RTR was an amateur project. RTR was the first people who came up with the the Area of Recruitment (actually implemented it), created the Spain to India sized map and they created many new and different units. They were also willing to take on other mods into their own which I think requires a good deal of humility and compromise.
    It is an amateur project. AoR is horrible idea and should have been rejected out hand with out ever being considered.

    Quote Originally Posted by Aetius the Last Roman
    As for EB, 'walls to the balls arrogance' was deserved on their part. Never have I seen such pinpoint detail that is lacking in the Total War Series. On top of that little things like the trait systems overhaul (not really a small thing), the new method of buildings and recruitment, the random quests, weather movement restrictions and the new unique buildings.
    No it's not deserved. All they did was make RTW unplayable. If RTW had been like EB or RTR out of the box it would have failed so bably it would have been painful to watch. I would have returned it to the store and hoped CA would do better next time.

    Quote Originally Posted by Aetius the Last Roman
    EB deserves the arrogance they people perceive them to have (although personally I think they are pretty cool about what they have done). They have created mind-blowing mods and deserve to be congratulated, FACT. My experience with both is that RTR was great but just had too many cities (Seige:Total War got boring to fast) and EB needs to fix their faction expansion and the crashes . However that said they were both great mods and do not deserve your uneducated and unsubstantiated criticism, especially to the people who did really put work into those mods.
    I go by what I see and hear. I've vowed never to play either RTR or EB. And all I see and hear are bad ideas poorly executed. Uneducated ha!

    Quote Originally Posted by Aetius the Last Roman
    Lastly, given that MTW's (and even more so STW's) gameplay has been largely mythologised by the older TW players but it was still a good deal harder than RTW (generals running into phalanx's anyone). For one you could actually lose on MTW if you were playing on expert and on top of that the autoresolve button actually worked. If MTW was really so bad why do many people still play it from time to time.
    People still play it because they are incapapble of changing their play style to the more advanced RTW system. You can't play every single game the same way, and you can't expect to either.

    Quote Originally Posted by Aetius the Last Roman
    I have an idea my friend, why don't you mind your words when you for one could not even come with a mod of even marginal value compared to the RTR and EB modders.
    How about no. How about I say what I think and you stop tyring to mount your high horse.

    Quote Originally Posted by Silver Rusher
    lars, didn't you know how much you were going to get criticised for saying that? Not saying that you are wrong (although I disagree about EB and MTW) but this society has developed in such a way that if you want to criticise a mod that someone has made, you are GOING to protested.
    Yes, but I had to say it. Aswell others are aloud to moan about regular RTW. So I should be able to do the same about these turds if I want.

    Quote Originally Posted by Simon Appleton
    That's a conscious decision here - we treat mod makers (and CA) as Org members - they usually are - and members are supposed to treat each other with respect. It is just plain rude to insult someone else's work. Criticism in neutral language is ok - constructive criticism is valuable - but using offensive language to denigrate other people's work is not acceptable.
    If they were willing to accept anything aproaching constructive criticism I'd try. They only want praise, and bug fixes for their wastes of time.
    Last edited by lars573; 02-04-2006 at 16:54.
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