A decent bit of euro-jank RTS.

It's much better than the previous Men Of War games, if only because they've refined the engine and gameplay so that it doesn't constantly crash, your people can actually path-find, and you get a decent fps. There are precious few modern warfare RTS games, so this fills a spot nicely. There's a lot of jank in the gameplay and UI but the overall experience is enough to elevate it.

Pros:

+ The campaign is ok, it has a nice exciting start and a climatic ending. The early missions are a bit terrible and boring, however.
+ The conquest mode is fun too, as it's a nice dynamic campaign that builds up over time.
+ The game has tactical pause and slo-mo. But it's only in campaign, you can't use it in conquest :(

Cons:

- Voice effects are terrible. (Plus it sounds like the person who did Wargame:EE!)
- The AI is pretty terrible. This goes for the individual unit AI (e.g. your Bradleys will happily waste ATGMs on MG technicals rather than just a few HE rounds) and they rarely throw grenades without microing. The enemy strategy AI is also pretty terrible as it will happily walk around whilst you snipe it from miles away, or sit there whilst your AT team repositions to shoot it etc. The attacking/defending AI, especially on conquest, just sends wave after wave of men at you without any real positioning or scouting etc.
- The hot bar is terrible, as it doesn't include the things I want and includes plenty of the things I don't. You can't even bind all of the keys, for instance.
- The core idea of having "squads" is bonkers, because you immediately break them apart and lose unit cohesion the instant you reposition someone. The only choice is to either a) have a great memory or b) waste unit hotkeys on individual squads.
- I can never find the person I want. Which one of these 50 little dudes is the medic, or has the mg, or has an AT weapon? Hard to do mid combat
- The DLC is expensive and the game consists of lootbox and unlockable nonsense.
- The achievements are boring and only for the main missions on every difficulty mode. There isn't even one for conquest.
- A disappointing lack of air assets in the campaign.

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awesome game