
Uncle Gihren Wants Me
It’s definitely been a while since I’ve written anything and the reason is actually two-fold. One is that I feel I’ve recently accomplished my primary goal for going into blogging in the first place and have been looking for a new course to pursue in what I am going to be talking about in the future or rather how I’m going to be doing it. It’s probably going to be a LOT more light hearted, that’s all I can say for now. Two, and also the reason for why I haven’t actually done something so simple yet, is that I’ve gotten myself hooked on the Gundam strategy game Gihren’s Greed: Axis No Kyoui V for the PS2. For a leadership scale strategy game fan like me (as well as a devoted fan of Gundam) it was pretty much a given that I was going to get addicted only to end up spending all of my time on it instead of writing something here. So powerful is the addiction that I had actually planned on writing about the game a couple of weeks ago, but haven’t actually been able to pull myself away from it long enough to write even this one simple paragraph. “Just one more territory to conquer”, “Oh I’ll just finish researching this custom Gouf type MS and then call it an evening”, “Oh I can invade Torrington now? Might as well go for it!”…..it’s like the game is perfectly paced so that whenever you accomplish one major feat the next one is just starting up. It really gives the feeling of a never ending war constantly demanding a leaders full attention on literally all fronts.
Ever wonder what it’s like to feel the strain of limited resources? Having to make the decision between scrounging out just a little more capital for the war effort, but risk losing popular support and law tilted aces in the process? Having to choose between using that last 2,000 capital this turn to fund a public speech to increase morale and the chances of victory in the next battle or using it to build a few more high tier mobile suits? How about sacrificing a valuable ace to keep another enemy ace at bay? This game will have you considering some of the tough choices of a war time leader before long. Continue reading ‘Kaioshin’s Greed (899 More Turns To Victory And An Ode To The Greatest Gundam Strategy Game Of Them All)’
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