LChitman

The floor being on the bottom is an unofficial standard, at least.

I played it first on PS4 at release and then about a month ago on a modern PC. Obviously there is a bit of a time gap there, but I can tell you it is worth playing on PC. The game is still not what it might have been, or what it was in my head before release, but it's mostly a decent game.

I stopped playing when they announced the changes coming with the new DLC, planning to pick it back up and restart at some point after that release. So it's obviously not a "I have to play this right now" game for me but gets a light recommendation.

I haven't been playing it since 86, but I feel like I first found this on the internet over 20 years ago and played it every few weeks for a solid decade. It's still really impressive to me today that it has such replayability.

God, I loved RoN! It was like a better version of Empire Earth which, to me, was already like a better version of Age of Empires.

I mostly enjoyed the era changing, my favourite being the Napoleonic era. And I remember it having a good choice of campaigns/scenarios to play.

I thought RoN would spawn a series of titles but I think they just had Rise of Legends which was interesting but definitely not the same.

Both?

Yeah Heinz are American but the can you have looks like the type we have here. I hope you had them on toast ;)

With sausages?

One of the things all humans need to continue living should be "highly profitable" - fuck off with this nonsense unnecessary capitalism, please.

That's really interesting too! I guess there are so many combinations of recording equipment, the quality of the mix, the streaming services spec, and the consumers set up, that they can't accommodate everyone.

Thanks for the links 👍

Funnily enough, watching TV in bed is the other reason I started watching with subs! I've since switched to bluetooth headphones for that and I find I don't usually need subtitles if I'm using them.

Interesting, I thought the sound mixing in films was poor because it was designed for cinema viewing and then not optimised for home setups. But I don't watch many movies on the big screen anymore. I thought at least some people were enjoying good quality mixing haha

I imagine a lot of people just browse All, so they're already there.