Korea games were when the magic happened for me though. I was very disappointed by this, every game I played was Medieval Korea…These Korea vs. For the next 2 months, every player in the top 100 would be a Korea player. Never in all my RTS years have I seen one strategy proliferate an entire ladder like that. It quickly spread among the players as recordings of the killer strategy were distributed. Then something happened…I believe it was SiA_Hilbi who was playing around with Korea one day and figured out the dreaded and infamous Koryo spearman rush. So right after that I took my game to the online realm, and whence began my slippery, difficult climb up the ladder.Īt first I had a very hard time, I was a dedicated Franks player, making my way into the 1200s within my first week of playing, and that was a good rate at the time speaking that the top players had only gone into the low 1400s, and I was in the top 100. I loved every minute of that first game I played. The first game I played was against the computer on hard, and I was Korea in medieval age, and I had a blast. When Empires finally came, I was ecstatic. I was looking forward to the great gaming experience that SSSI promised us, and I poured many hours of my online time giving ideas on various forums, emailing many SSSI members with suggestions etc.
I was possibly one of the most excited people in the Empires community in the few months before release. How Empires: Dawn of the Modern World made me a better RTS player. I played the Empires: Dawn of the Modern World multiplayer ladder for a straight six months, and in those 6 months I had an experience that I would like to share with the Empires community.
Starcraft, Age of Empires: Rise of Rome, Age of Kings: Age of Conquerors, Empire Earth, Warcraft 3, Red Alert 2, Command & Conquer Generals, Rise of Nations, Age of Mythology, and most recently, Empires: Dawn of the Modern World. For the next 2 months, every player in the top 100 would be a Korea player."Īs an RTS veteran with many a game under my belt, I have played tons of great games.
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