The only part about this game that made me angry was watching the AI cheat right in front of my eyes when they'd suddenly gain ten points on a piece while not being connected to anything.
While I agree with many of the comments here about the first one being a lot more fun/less cluttered, I like the variety of this one. I'm not just doing the same thing over and over again.
So while I wouldn't rate it as high as the first one, it's still a good game. Excellent work, guys.
Why does the AI cheat so badly in the main campaign? All of their units ALWAYS spawn at least twice as fast as yours, whether you're on offense or defense.
Fake difficulty right there.
Besides the oft requested fast forward button, the game would feel better to me if it utilized the arrow keys instead of me moving my mouse over to make it scroll.
A very fun game though, and very rewarding. You just have to use your head - none of these levels are impossible.
I enjoyed the game some, despite the fact it looked like it came out of the 1980's. The part that irked me was the ending, which didn't make much sense to me. Otherwise liked the reference.
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