By: Alex Caswell

Alex Caswell — Tue, 16 Oct 2012 00:56:48 +0000

If you like Rts’s I would recommend it. Although it’s a bit old as far as computer games go, (2004) if you can find it I would recommend it (And if you have an xp computer. Although I think it would work fine with windows vista as well). I love watching the cpu’s actually do something in a video game for once.

By: Brian D. Buckley

Brian D. Buckley — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 23:01:48 +0000

Cool! I’ve played a little Assassin’s Creed and I know Minecraft just from Internet osmosis, but Knights of Honor is a new one on me.

By: Alex Caswell

Alex Caswell — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 21:36:56 +0000

Recently, I’ve been playing the assassin’s creed series since I have Assassin’s Creed 3 on pre order, and I’ve also been playing minecraft and Knights of honor. Considering at very most I play two hours of video games a day (And that’s only on weekends too) I’m left confused as to how exactly I manage to play all three of these games at once.
Knights of Honor is an RTS that’s wonderful because all of the other nations of europe are moving and trying to conquer all of europe, same as you, so that leads to plenty of wars and castle seizing that you don’t take part in, which is wonderful if you want to play against an A.I. that actually does things that make sense, rather than sitting back and waiting for you to attack.
Assassin’s creed is a game in which you run around, kill guards, and perform awesome platforming jumping and climbing in 3-d. It’s also got a decent storyline.
I hope you know what Minecraft is already, but if you don’t, it’s a game in which you mine resources, craft tools, and build giant, spectacular creations to boggle the mind.
Thus ends a much more detailed than it needs to be description of the games that I’m playing. (Lol)

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