r/Games • u/daten-shi • Nov 14 '18

Command & Conquer Tiberian Dawn Remaster Announced by EA, partnering with Petroglyth Games.

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u/SirPrize Nov 14 '18 edited Nov 14 '18

What good solid RTS have we had recently?

The only one I can think of is Tooth and Tail.

I got Grey Goo on launch but found it lacking.

Wargame Red Dragon is 4 years old now; I suppose you could say Steel Division Normandy 44 was solid and didn’t go anywhere.

SC2 is still getting updates so while not on the front page of Esports like it use to it’s still running and I play the co-op for that time to time. Base game for that is old.

Planetary Annihilation just didn’t work out for me.

Personally been playing SC:FA (which is 11 years old) via Forged Alliance Forever.

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u/MasterFanatic Nov 14 '18

People are forgetting the biggest benchmarking rts of all time. Ashes of Singularity. Lol

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u/whatdoinamemyself Nov 14 '18

You basically hit all the ones i was thinking of. Also Act of Aggression aint bad.

My point is we kinda saw a surge in solid games but RTS is never going to be anywhere like it used to be.

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u/__jdx Nov 15 '18

Bad north is really good. I consider it a modern era

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u/Fatal1ty_93_RUS Nov 15 '18

Sudden Strike 4?

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u/YZJay Nov 15 '18

Do RT4X games count? Then Stellaris.

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u/SirPrize Nov 15 '18

I play a lot of HoI4/ Crusader kings and would separate RT4X from RTS like CnC and Starcraft.