Scourge of War Boards

Buying Sow: Waterloo to "replace" NTW, is like buying ArmA 3 to "replace" Call of Duty. You've misunderstood some extremely basic shit about both games.

No need to be condescending.

While I do understand the mechanics of both games are quite different I was referring more to the time period and not how each game worked under the hood.

Buying Sow: Waterloo to "replace" NTW, is like buying ArmA 3 to "replace" Call of Duty. You've misunderstood some extremely basic shit about both games.

Calm down there mate.

He was asking about SOW. Whatever your feelings on Nappy (or indeed Call of Duty) they're really rather besides the point in a topic like that.

You're not really giving the impression that the players of this game is a nice bunch and that's a crying shame.

Buying Sow: Waterloo to "replace" NTW, is like buying ArmA 3 to "replace" Call of Duty. You've misunderstood some extremely basic shit about both games.

Calm down there mate.

He was asking about SOW. Whatever your feelings on Nappy (or indeed Call of Duty) they're really rather besides the point in a topic like that.

You're not really giving the impression that the players of this game is a nice bunch and that's a crying shame.

As of earlier today, Nudz hadn't even purchased SOW:W and was questioning how it would perform on his machine:

http://www.norbsoftdev.net/forum/96-dis ... gettysburg

Even that post doesn't make much sense as his PC specs are clearly good-to-go.