@@Brett-uq4tz Not really? It's a slow-paced RTS inside the Dune franchise. There isn't really any politics. There's no dealmaking or treaties or anything of the sort.
@@strategyforbusypeople ok that's weird, cause dune's all about politics and political intrigue, and the landsraad is featured in this game too, so I guess it's not a thing to be a schemer in the game then huh?
@@Brett-uq4tz if you watch the video I do go into the whole Landsraad voting system which is pretty important for gaining buffs. And I think I mis-spoke - it's been so long since I played I forgot that you can ally with other map players. In fact I think one of my complaints (granted, on easy) was that I was able to ally, then break my alliance, and then immediately re-ally after taking some territory.
The best thing about this game for me was the title screen music.
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@@strategyforbusypeopleI saw that you reviewed dune spice wars, I have a question, is the political intrigue any good?
@@Brett-uq4tz Not really? It's a slow-paced RTS inside the Dune franchise. There isn't really any politics. There's no dealmaking or treaties or anything of the sort.
@@strategyforbusypeople ok that's weird, cause dune's all about politics and political intrigue, and the landsraad is featured in this game too, so I guess it's not a thing to be a schemer in the game then huh?
@@Brett-uq4tz if you watch the video I do go into the whole Landsraad voting system which is pretty important for gaining buffs.
And I think I mis-spoke - it's been so long since I played I forgot that you can ally with other map players. In fact I think one of my complaints (granted, on easy) was that I was able to ally, then break my alliance, and then immediately re-ally after taking some territory.