Originally Posted by
HigoChumbo
No need to go so high. A tiny studio such as Game-Labs has created a game (UG:Gettysburg) which, while far from perfect or from being called an amazing games, has battles that I've enjoyed way more than those of any TW I've played in the past few years. If what you are saying is that they can't achieve the level of complexity CA's got after 15 years of essentially making the same game again and again, then I agree, they lack the resources and the expertise, but games are not just about pretty graphics and cool combat animations. Games have to be enjoyable, and there are plenty of smaller games made by smaller studios which right now are more enjoyable than TW, even when they don't get absurdly positive reviews from sites like IGN or Gamespot.
But I insisis't, I'd like to see CA try to emulate some of the features present in Paradox games, which would fit perfectly in TW and see how far they get.
Again, they don't have neither the resources nor the expertise to pull off such a big game overnight just like that.
I'm a much bigger TW fanboy than I am a Paradox fanboy, but that does not mean I can't appreciate the obvious strenghts each one has.
Obviously, but the signature of TW are the battles, and the game without the battles is just a piece of junk, while in the other hand, Paradox games with no battles at all are pretty solid, and definatelly way more enjoyable than TW campaigns. There are plenty of grand strategy games which are similar (and often better) to TW, and the only thing that separates TW from those are the battles. Hence, TW is about the battles, period. As I said, the campaign is necessary, but only as a platform to create a narrative link between battles and little
You don't need to clone it. There are some features which TW already has which are just superior in Paradox games, like diplomacy. Not because they gave diplomacy a better functionality that would have meant they would only catter to a niche market...
Also made by a tiny Turkish studio with little resources.
I can. That was actually in my wishlist for TW:Warhammer.
In any case, I don't really see what does this have to do with the discussion at hand.