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RTS games are different, and it’s difficult for some gamers to pick up interest in them. These ones can focus on learning the basics first, like how to build units and manage your resources. Once you've got those down, then they can start experimenting with different strategies.

I think it could be really cool. I am trying to imagine a Warcraft 3 where your heroes level up and learn new abilities as you play. It can actually make it more exciting to play.

It's hard to say for sure, but Stormgate has a lot of potential. The developers are veterans of the RTS scene, so they know what they're doing.

I think a Warcraft 3 remake would be amazing. It's a classic that would be a huge hit when paired with a modern update.

Nice one. I see you like shooting games a lot. Do you have other kinds you play or just that?

We all have those games we play all the time. Games we have grown to really like and we find it hard to go a long time without playing it. You never seem to get tired of them. Which game is it for you?

RimWorld is such a brutal colony management game that simulates life on a distant planet. It's known for its harsh conditions, challenging gameplay, and unpredictable events. I think it’s challenging nature comes from its complex systems and unpredictable events. The game throws you constant...

I will consider Cities: Skylines to be one of the most realistic city builders out there. It is known for its detailed simulation of city management, including traffic, zoning, and resource management. It also has a complex system that responds realistically to player decisions.

Into the Breach is an excellent TBS war game too. It's a challenging and strategic game with a unique time-loop mechanic. It has a simple yet deep gameplay system that is very rewarding to master. It's also very replayable, as you can experiment with different strategies and builds.

XCOM 2 is right up there. It's known for its challenging difficulty and strategic depth. It is known for its permadeath, meaning your soldiers can die permanently. It's also unforgiving with its strategic planning and combat, requiring careful positioning and resource management.

It’s a tough one, but I will go with Civilization VI. It's complex and engaging, and I can even play it for hours on end.

When I first played this genre that was my thought too. It requires more effort and dedication compared to TBS games. Some people I know couldn’t even keep up.

To achieve this, you should focus on a balanced economy and tech upgrades early on. You'll need to build a strong foundation to support your army later.