Most complex game you've ever played?

I know this was already posted in the PC games topic, but I figured I would branch out to all consoles. What's the most complex game you've ever played?

For me, EVE Online.

I know this was already posted in the PC games topic, but I figured I would branch out to all consoles. What's the most complex game you've ever played?

For me, EVE Online.

CaptainAhab13

Possibly Europe Universalis III, although I've played some frustratingly complex space sims, too.

*edit* As for making this a Sytem Wars thread, aren't these responses just going to be filled with PC games anyway? :P

Honestly it's probably Pokemon. Competitive battling is a terrible beast.

It's funny too, because I'm playing King Arthur: The Roleplaying Strategy game and I find it easier to get into than high level pokemon fights - but they may because the latter devolves into a massive grind/ number game.

Probaby MCFS 2

I remember playing and loving Frontier: Elite 2 around 15 years back, I tried playing it a week ago and everything went completely over my head. All these new games have spoiled me.

I know I sort of mentioned it on the PC thread but Gun Valkyrie for the Xbox. I can't tell you how I have no clue how to even properly control my guy let alone traverse the levels..... yeah. That game was made for some crazy race of beings that are far more advanced than humans. That game is ridiculous.

starcraft 2

EVE Online.

I wouldn't say it was fun however.

Falcon 4.0. Was hooked to simulators back in the 90's.

Masters of Orion 3

Some Flight-simulator game, forgot name of it

I dunno, Disgaea series maybe.

Absolutely eve online.

I literally played for about 5 minutes, couldn't figure out how to move or find anything, saw about a million jillion menu options, and just went "ok nevermind then."

I think it would probably get pretty good, but I already play wow so I really don't have time to learn a whole new mmo, especially one that makes no effort at all to be accessable.

Falcon 4.0. Was hooked to simulators back in the 90's.

Orchid87

Hearts of Iron 2

MS flight simulator 200* (I can't remember which year it was and I don't know where the box is :?), a bit intimidating when I first loaded it up but it was actually fun, I mastered flying upside down 8) ofcourse if I ever did fly a plane everybody would need to parachute to safety...

Pong. I still cant wrap my mind around it to this day.

Resonance of Fate. Fantastic game, but man, there is so much to learn and remember for battles.

Easly Frontier Elite 2 for Amiga500. In fact, i never knew how to play it but loved the intro :P

As much as I love RTS, those space RTS games are way too complex. Sin of the Stars for example, I cannot even move my ships on the tutorial mode, lol. nchan

If you mean Sins of Solar Empire, its actually pretty simple once you get into it. Definitely not the most complex game Ive ever played.

One of the more complex games I can think of would be Galactic Civilizations II.

That might actually be World of Warcraft. Either Vanilla in terms of raid content (getting 40 people to work together can bue surprisingly hard) or tbc/wotlk in terms of stat allocation.

Edit: Possibly Disgaea 3.

Dwarf FortressIantheone

This.

Call of Duty.

[QUOTE="Filthybastrd"]

That might actually be World of Warcraft. Either Vanilla in terms of raid content (getting 40 people to work together can bue surprisingly hard) or tbc/wotlk in terms of stat allocation.

Edit: Possibly Disgaea 3.

AncientDozer

It's not complicated to me either but looking at the general population even in Cata....... Especially DPS can be quite dense about their performance while wearing resilience items and not being hit/exp capped.

It's not that it takes a legendary effort to understand but I just can't think of many other games that require equal amounts of homework (outside of practicing) to excell at.

For me Starcraft 2.

Madden NFL.

Mind = Blown.

What the hell is going on? Every 5 seconds it stops and ask for "plays" and gives people penalties and keeps trying to sell gatorade to me.

[QUOTE="AncientDozer"][QUOTE="Filthybastrd"]

That might actually be World of Warcraft. Either Vanilla in terms of raid content (getting 40 people to work together can bue surprisingly hard) or tbc/wotlk in terms of stat allocation.

Edit: Possibly Disgaea 3.

Filthybastrd

It's not complicated to me either but looking at the general population even in Cata....... Especially DPS can be quite dense about their performance while wearing resilience items and not being hit/exp capped.

It's not that it takes a legendary effort to understand but I just can't think of many other games that require equal amounts of homework (outside of practicing) to excell at.

Knights In The Nightmare

Disgaea

Final Fantasy Tactics: War of the Lions

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Resonance of Fate. Fantastic game, but man, there is so much to learn and remember for battles.

AncientDozer