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Actually there is very little strategy in Red Alert. I've been playing in 
Netleague for Red Alert and most of the games have come down to position 
and build strategy.  After you come up with a good build strat you simply 
repeat ad-infintum on everyone else.  It gets rather boring after a 
while, so you start making up rules to limit game play to force more 
strategy into the game but somehow it just isn't the same.
I still play league but not as much as I used to because it bores me.  I 
suppose I've just overplayed it.  Hopefully Counterstrike will spark some 
new interest or at least make it more of a strategic game.  I've heard 
that C&C95 is more of a strategy game than Red Alert but I haven't seen 
it yet so I don't know which is better as far as forcing you to think 
about what you are doing.

Jim

AndreA^^ (Dmandrea^^@pns.it) wrote:
> On Sun, 16 Mar 1997 05:05:09 GMT, twinion@imperial.navy.squadron (Twin
> Ion Engine) wrote:
> >
> >I'll probably buy counterstrike. After that, any C&C games from westwood will 
> >be scrutinised very hard. 

> Don't you think that RA is the best strategy game ever ?
> I think so, but if you know of any other 'real-time' strategy games,
> PLEASE tell me!
> I'd be really happy to try something new!
> Did you try MAX or LOR2 ?
> If you did, what do you think about them, are they worth buying?

> Thanks, and forgive me (look at my E-mail address and you'll
> undersatnd why...   ;>  ).

> Ciao


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