The problem is that war is messy, there is chaos, and rarely things go according to plan. You might think that it's easy, just flank and attack, that's all there is to it.
Playing a few tutorial missions can make people feel ready. It will not offer a quick exaltation of the senses, and you'll feel like you’re the worst commander that's ever been put in charge of an army. Steel Division is neither of those things. People don't start an RTS and expect to find it too real they want something fast, and that feels winnable. And that's fine because you're usually playing the game for different reasons. I am accurately describing the pain and effort people will have to go through while playing an accurate RTS game.įor the longest time, strategy games were about building bases and producing units out of nowhere.
When I say that Steel Division: Normandy 44 is a real-time strategy I'm not just placing it in a particular genre.
