Let's compare this tie down on resource production of Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance.
So not only do you have to protect the structures but your supply chain. For the purpose of this review, I will describe these resources deposits dotted throughout the map as Depots because you have to not only capture the main depot but destroy the neutral bots protecting them.Įssentially to engage the combatants they created resource depots where you can only place buildings on specific extracting points throughout the map. If that line is severed, then you receive no resources beyond that line. Where as this "Supply chain" is linking all of your resources to your main hub by a line.
To create more engagements between combatants, the developers decided to make both "Metal" and "Radioactives" tied to certain sections on the map but also created a supply chain. They used the ideas of Total Annihilation but made it worse. Yet you can create unlimited Quanta generating buildings.įor the next two resources, Metal and Radioactives. Shooting lasers on the ground, opening up the fog of war et cetera. Like single handily spawning units on the map. But it directly increases unit capacity and can also be used to accomplish great events on the map. Quanta not only deals with unlocks and upgrades and technology. But the OP structure of this new currency, Quanta is ridiculous. Going from the Technology of tech tiers in SC:FA to SC2's hard currency of research points was stupid enough. It directly effects Logistics whereas your "Research currency" directly effects your "Unit Cap." Instead of Quanta just applying to upgrades or unlocking troops and/or equipment. So this game takes the 4 main resources from Supreme Commander 2 and makes them worse. Metal (Mass), Radioactives (Energy), Logistics (Unit Capacity), Quanta (Research points). You pretty much have the same three resources from Supreme Commander 2 just with fancy names. Total Annihilation, Supreme Commander, PA: T. As a avid gamer of the precursors to this title. I received this game for free from Humble Bundle but I cannot recommend it.
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