Posted: Sat Apr 28, 2007 5:31 pm
Getting an account, building, going to war, making new friends in doing so, building some more, trading, war, diplomacy, more war, more building and then quit to get a new account and start the whole thing over again and again.
This keeps the game interesting for me because as the political climate of the game changes and upgrades are introduced you have to make new strategies into how you build and how you want to play.
Not to mention that each time it pays off to go another route and thus make even more contacts and meet even more people.
To me, the game is all about interaction and nothing more.
Accounts come and go but it is the players that make everything worth staying around for.
This keeps the game interesting for me because as the political climate of the game changes and upgrades are introduced you have to make new strategies into how you build and how you want to play.
Not to mention that each time it pays off to go another route and thus make even more contacts and meet even more people.
To me, the game is all about interaction and nothing more.
Accounts come and go but it is the players that make everything worth staying around for.