Turn-based strategy game: Difference between revisions

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The turn-based strategy game is a very popular form of computer game and the one most similar to the original board game form. Examples are:

Sid Meier's Civilization and its spinoff Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
chess
go

There have been views expressed that the faction scheme might be induced by playing too much Alpha Centauri, which has the "countries" defined as factions with colour coding for game play. If there is such a connection it will necessarily carry some of the fantasy world and it's inevitabilities to our world such as the "fact" that the green and yellow factions try to get rid of the other on sight (by warfare), because they have such opposing agendas. Also generally no one wants to border the blacks that somew [[trolls] claim as their colour because they are armed to the teeth and agressive. --Juxo 10:56, 2 Sep 2004 (EEST)

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 The '''turn-based strategy game''' is a very popular form of [[computer game]] and the one most similar to the original [[board game]] form.  Examples are:
-- [[Sid Meier's Civilization]] and its spinoff [[Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri]]
+*[[Sid Meier's Civilization]] and its spinoff [[Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri]]
-- [[chess]]
+*[[chess]]
-- [[go]]
+*[[go]]
+There have been views expressed that the [[faction]] scheme might be induced by playing too much Alpha Centauri, which has the "countries" defined as factions with colour coding for game play. If there is such a connection it will necessarily carry some of the fantasy world and it's inevitabilities to our world such as the "fact" that the [[green]] and [[yellow]] factions try to get rid of the other on sight (by warfare), because they have such opposing agendas. Also generally no one wants to border the [[blacks]] that somew [[trolls] claim as their colour because they are armed to the teeth and agressive. --[[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 10:56, 2 Sep 2004 (EEST)